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Murray and stanton i'm Coffee.

| MANCHESTER, Sept. 4th, 1860.
| Messrs MURRAY and STANTON were at this place
| on Monday, and addressed a large and atten-
| tive audience The discussion opened by
Mr.. STANTON, in speech Of an hour and half over
half of which was devoted to prove that Mr.. YAM
CEY is disunionist, the balance of his time was
consumed in trying to show that the Democratic
party is broken up, and that the party should vote
| for Mr.. DOUGLAS. But not a word did he have to
say for Hr. BELL, except to connect his name with
the other candidates for the Presidency, and but
| for that one could nave hardly told that he was
| BELL. elector.
| Mr.. Murray responded in mastery speech-one
that was ELOQUENT, convincing, and overpowering,
and one that will certainly tell at the ballot box in
November. He successfully repealed the charge of
disunion made against the Democratic party at the
South and showed that Mr.. BELL himself had ut
tel ed sentiments that tended strongly towards dis
union. He discussed the political record of Mr.
BELL showing that he Is not to be trusted upon the
great issue now before the country-that of slavery
that he has given the Black Republicans great aid
and comfort by his speeches and votes in Congress
that in voting his name is always or nearly SO, re-
corded with the Black Republicans. and particular.
" upon the Inconsistencies bill and the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. lie handled him pretty severely
about his speech in Congress agsinst the Mexican
war in word, he left him in very unenviable
attitude and challenged Mr.. STANTON to defend him,
which be utterly failed to do.
Mr. MURRAY il a talented young man and a very
efficient debater, andis doing good service for the
Democracy in this district. .sasls-
have never seen the Democracy of Coffee in
rctter spirits in my life and if there is but one |
DOUGLAS Democrat in the county, do not know it |
SANUEI
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PROCLAmAT ZION.

HsHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of TenSessee-
To shall these pTssens-GTeez9 Whereas ~
that certain Joseph tipk stan
charged committed foul and atr cous murder on
the 18th day of August upon the kody Of John "A
mack county Benton, has ID from justice and 70
now running 81 large.
virtue Of the power uhory in vested do hereby offer
reward and hy dollars, TO
soss Tho mas app4.hsd the Joseph Click and deliver
him to the sheriff Jaor county Of henton, in
that iuaiie in thH Deaalf, may had and executed
- In test nony Wkereo have hersunt0 set my hand
and causrd the great seal Of the affixed al
IL s. Nashville, the 18th day OF September, 1850
IsHAM g. HARRIS.
~ By the G-vgnor:
RI Of State
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pRncIAmATInH.

WSHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
To all shall thess presents Greeting: Whereas, II
has made to that certsin JOHN acORARfs
charged with having foul and stroeous murder
the 9h Of August $780, the body Of Sex Robertson,
county OF Wilson, has led from justice and IL
running At large.
Now therefore, l. IsHAH g. HARR, Governor Aforesaid
By virtue Of the and authority IN me vested 90 hereby
offer regard Of Two hundred and Fifty Dollars
any person persons Ehe spprehend the sad John
Ncrarv and deliver him 60 the Sheriff Jaor Of Coun-
y Of Wilson, order that justice, In that bha be had
aud executed
- In testzony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great Of State to be affixed
! l. = Nashville, the sth day Of eeptember, 1860
ISHAh g. HAERIs
~ By the Governor
n qkafa
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
PhiIndalnhia. Arh Year.

MEADAkE VALIANT gill reopen her Boarding and Day
eehoo for toung ladies at 1875 Chestnut street, the leh
september. Superior tnsTuct in English and french
bath Of which equally serious attention psd NJ
VAnLAxT, with Madame VAILHT will bupeintead ne Frensn
Department ssptg-din
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Gchoo1 Rooka

Black Blue and Red, packed and ready FOR shipping Buffers
and Arnold Flads f0T s b ihedozsn cs.
Bibles, Tsamens, Hymn ard Prayer Books, every ie-
scrdon hisoriea Medical, Thso04cal, Agriel ua Las
and Sta dard WORKS constantly on hand.
We are Agents ter the Amsricaa Sunday School Pucasna.
large aasrtnet hand which viii supply sunday
Schools at Low rates
Bonnes Boards Writing Desks al kinda Pictrss Ksraat
Gift Bo Is Parshuent Drawing PSI Psnels ke &c.
septs-dkEH
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Rate and Golladay a. Fo..ervllle.


A discussion came off here to-day between Gen
BATE and E. I. GoLLADAY Esq, candidates for cleo.
tor in this congressional district. There quite
a large crowd assembled to hear what would be said,
for there has been political speaking until to-day
in this neighborhood during the present canvass.
The old farmers and thinking men of country, all
left their homes ard to Fostervile to hear the
political topics of the day discussed and they paid
good attention, generally to what was spoken.
shall not attempt to give the line of argument per-
sued by either gentleman
Gen. BATE led off at IL o'clock, in one of the most
powerful and telling speeches to which it has ever
been our good fortune to listen. His profound rea-
soning and logical truths together with his perfect
knowledge of the political questions of the day, en-
abed him to win the admiration of every person,
of all parties He read the Democratic platform
and invited Mr.. GotLADGY to take issue with him
upon it, which Mr.. GOIIADAr declined or at least
when he came to the stand he made no war upon it,
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ST.. CGCILIAsFEmALE ACADEmY
AeNNA fHbHoN3
Near Nashville. tennessee.

fnNB listers OF the Order Of St. Dominic n
and 1e adjoining States experienced and
directors OF female ncaon respectfully announce % he ci
Eens Nashville and to The public in general, ey
PREPARING and VIII be es6y % receive pupils the above ns
tuition on the Isl Of October. The Academy
the city and is situatsd in q the beautiful and healthy
locations In is vicinity.
The ladies Of this institution being specially devoted
ueAion Of the young OF heiFoWn nothing lndons
20 mParttO TIE pupils cOnde to their thorough educs
ton, in every Of the vord. religion Proad b.
iades the institution is the Catholic md they III impart
special religious instruction to pupils protesting that ia Pu
ps Of every reEi denomination viii he admitted and
undue ilus1ee will be used 70 bias The religious pnfpss o.
the ladies; viii Of them Be permitted % embrace
the Catholic faith without tie Tefh written consent par
ents guardians Uniformity and good orer however require
the attendance morning and evening prayers,
the re yious exsreises on sunday
he studies divided into four departments,
department having dnrt % studies assiqpe
The academic year consist Of two sessi0nshe rst CON
eneing MONDAY In SEPTEMBER the second est
Moniay Of February Tn academic VIII Gloss pub
distribution premiums and honors sboutthe 20th June
Of each year
Terms per session Payable in Advance.
Fnr boal and tutioa ed5 so, SIS, and fsseco-,,v
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nESCitI TON.

Mr. Click Is about ty yeas age inches
hgh weighs i5 $50 pounds lis pexon dArk, with
spoken to, he mas dark oaek eyes, and
scar resembling his face he had
thing the leprosy and he yet little spotted the neck,
and bis vOice rather peculiar mostly en- the feminine
der, and speaks and has education 81 ALL
In
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,

FOR VICEPREsIDENT,
JOSEPH L A n E,
eF OREGON
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standing on the Cincinnati platform WHERE DoCSrAs
AND VAN BURES ARE ALSO STANDING AND PREACHING
THEIR FREE SOIL HEREsEs? If he has not the cour-
age or strength to break his party letters will the
chiyalrous Thomas do it? III NO DEMOCRAT HAS THK
NERVE TO CUR HIS PARTY AND CONE TO THE COUNTRY
WILL NOT SOME NOBLE GEORGIAN, WHO HAS HEREToPoRE
had NO ACTIVE CONNECTION PARTY CONFLICTS LEAD
DELUDED PEOPLE AWAY FROM THAT BODY OF DEITH-.
PARTYIsM.
Then also let the people of the various Congress
sional Districts, without regard to party nomina-
tons made. or to be made, vote for their very alb
best and best man, and send them all of one voice
to Washington. DECLARING THAT THE South VIII. no
LONGER SUBMIT TO HAVE HER RIGHTS REGARDED AS MERE
TRUMP CARDS FOR DENAGoGUEs TO WIN POWER, AND WILL
THEREFORE TOLERATE no NAN OR ORGANIZATIONS OR
GOVERNMENT WHICH WILL NOT ENFORCE AND ADMINISTER
THE LAW.
have written, sir, as think / have made sug-
gesuons Honest minds can easily fill up the argu-
ment. VIII not conceal from any, whittier, IN
my opinion, the policy have suggested may lead
US.
IF IN 1860 THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SHALL
GIYEUS PRINCIPLES AND A NOMINEE COMING
DISTINCTLY AND BOLDLY UP TO THE REQUl-
| SITES OF THIS LETTER, AND OUR PARTY
SHALL FAIL TO DO SO, THEN, TO BE CON
slSTENT, WE MUST AND WE WILL GO TO THE
DEMOCRACY.
If our party shall come to this standard and De-
mocracy shall fail then Southern Democracy, to De
| consistent must come with us.
If both shall come up periodically to the line de-
| signated, then we shall have done great good to
! the country, and we can go in good humor and
with good consciences each TO his respective stand
ard to do battle on other and proper issues.
! If neither shall come TO the rescue, but both
bend before the winds of fanstacism, party po-
hey AND KEPUDIATE AND BE AFRAID OF TIE LAW. THEN
| WE SHALL. DEFEAT BOTH. IF WE CAN. AND FAILING
| IN THIS, WE SHALL ALL JOIN HANDS AND
| HEARTS AND VOICES TOO, IN QUEST OF A
! GOVERNMENT THAT WILL ACKNOWLEDGE
| THE RIGHT, AND PROTECT THE CITIZEN. As
an American PROUD WITH CONFIDENCE ASSOCIATES,
and knowing honesty therefore,, and happy in
the consciousness of my recttude of purpose now,
/ DO NOT FEAR AND Will. NOT SHRINK FROM THE TEST.
| Yours, very truly, B. II. HILL
( To Col Gro NJ DUDLEY Americas Ga.
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TENNESSEE STATE FAIR.

FsNHE Fair fully opened with greater attractions
previous exhibition. Floral Hall Is fitted with
great and beauty and is we'll worth every ci
and stranger in Nashville Tn who fail visit
n'ries still made throughout the The
lows
Second Day, Tuesday, September IIth.
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MONEY MOVES THE WORLDI
Great Cash Sale of Furniture, Mattresses,
Pianos, Buggfes, etc., etc.
HARDY RROTHERS, AuctIonaars

AN SATURDAY morning, 18th September 1890 at 10 O'Clock
~ we wiz eel An extraordinary large invoice Of staple Furn
tue comprising Wsrdrobes, Bureaus Beeada
bic style and variety. BOOK Cases. Waiting Desks Breakfast.
Dinner and Table, Chairs and Stools Lounges Cribs, Hat
Racks, etc Also, three No. res Os.aYe Pianos
assorted and Bugges with Harness. 80
and shuck Mattresses. Besides and various OF
goods not mentioned Sale positive.
HARDY BRoTHBRs,
sspt9 AuctioaeeTs 4 GenI AR'ts, I2 Public SQUARE.
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SELL THEM FOR WRAPPING PAPER.-For the last
month, or perhaps longer, the Memphis Appeal, has
had the following paragraph standing under its edi-
torial head
ave have yet on hand some four or five thousand
copies OF the great speech of Senator Douglas. in
reply to Senator Davis. We commend this speech
to all the friends of the Little Giant" the very
best campaign document they can put in circulation
The price is $3.50 per hundredkcopies"
We suggest to our contemporary to sell or give
them to some merchant who is willing to use them
for wrapping paper, there is likely to be no
other demand for them
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For sale.

NEW and commo1ious Dwelling, with all the modern
improvements. deighri1v situated spruce st
SeEeen Church and Br0sd For a Information apply to
MRS. CLAIBORNE At the premise sepll-dlW
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shelby Medical College.

FENHE Preliminary Of this institution will
I commence on Monday the IsI October, 1850.
The regular will the Hrst Monday No
VCmber.
TnOs MADD, D. Professor OF Principles Practice
Surgery.
Medicine.
john rOED D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
DANIEL CLlEsE D. Professor Of Descriptive Surgical
Anatomy
Therapeutics. e- u
DANIEL 2. WRIGHT, D. Professor and Pathology
HENRI ERNI D. Professor Of Chemistry and Medical Juris
prudence
q. N. COSPros. D, Demonstration OF Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened the LIST Of October.
The Faculty the Physicians and surgeons OF the City Hos
pia the clinical facilities Of which offered students
Amount OF fees los Naturalization IS; Demon
Srator's fec SIC; Graduation fee SIS. T..
For Catalogues further information, apply to
JOHN FORD, NJ. D
ssp7-dlW-WIm Dean Of the Faculty
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COINS majority over MCCLARTY in Kentucky is
2s22S and yet his vote is SO22 votes less than the
vote received last year by the Democratic candidate
for Governor.
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W L. McCONNCo, is reported to have asked in
his speech at Mt Pleasant on the Sd inst is there
dsunionist in the South who does not belong to the
BREcKNRtDGE party ~ and when answered that PEx
II. Hill, of Georgia, BELL elector was one, he is
reported to have 'refuted the insnuation that had
been so unjustly hurled against the gallant Geor-
gian," with eloquence that would have done jus
tiCe to PRENTICE or a HASKELL! We publish this
morning BKS. H. Hills own definition of his posi-
ton and guess Mr.. MCCoNECo with all his spread
eagle eoquence will find it rather difficult to refute
it. Perhaps Gen. G. W. GoRDoN. who. we learn,
endorsed MCCONNIOOs denial of HILLS dsunion SEN
tments, can refute what Mr.. HILL says himself Can
the Mirror and Press, of Columbia, explain away
HuL'S letter?
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Auction Sale Of EOreign Brandies.
nanny RRoTuRRs aue,Iaaa.r..

ANTHURsDAY morning, 18th September ls60 at 10 o'clock
will sell FOR account OF charges quarter pipes So
pegor Old Grape Brandy 1859 SO and go imPorsOn with
house certificates accompanying each package We
a eat quality. Terms cash. HARDY BROTHERS,
sapt0 Auctone n & Gen Agta,s2 Public Square
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JEANN ANnLFNSEY.

NETE have the Agency Of the Supsrane Wooden Mills Of JEFF
Wv fs nville Ind and supply dealers with the differ
articles Of rher consisting of White Jeans and
Lnsey Cotton Jeans OF all ades Bankes 04 grew sheng
Knitting Yarns, & JAMES LOW Co.,
sepIl COS d 21O, Sixth Gross Street, Louisville KY.
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FINE No sscoad Ia arrage will Re sold at Auetrn
n in front Of our Auction SAurdy morning eep-
teEbsr 9Th, 10 o'clock This cAr.ge sst as good
Inst rate chance you v.Sa specialize pshase
for your own use. TRABUE & LUCUS.
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ANOTHER DOUGLAS ELECTOR OUT FOR BRECKIYRIDGE
AND LANE. JOIN G. STOKES, of Tuskegee, Ala, who
appointed DOUGLAS elector for Talapoosa
county, declines to in that capacity. and says
he shall support BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
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A CURIOUS CIrCUMsTANCE.-Itis a notable fact that
almost all of the leading supporters of Mr. DOUGLAS
in the South repudiate his platform, That is the
case in Missouri with the whole body of his friends
and It is stated that Gen. DENVER, of California in
coming out for DOUGLAS distinctly repudiates squat
tersoveregnty, and advocates protection. So Of Mr.
WM. B. GAULDEN of Georgia, the slave trader, who
lately made speech at Savannah, and where. the
Savannah NelOs says, the speaker endeayored to
convict Messrs. BRECKENRIDGE and LANE and their
prominent Democratic supporters of squatter SOW
ereignty, and acqut Mr.. DOUGLAS of that heresy"
This ADVOCATING cause under false pretences. The
supporters of DOUGLAS are also the supporters of
his heresies, and they cannot be relieved of that
odium
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Comprising brief view o. Pr noninaEons asd
dons ineuang all he y sioual Platforms yst p,es
AaO, history o. ths gsslss Sstey u ihs I1o
RES ard o. m acson % ConEre he ffe5ou Of ~
Lar ds With the most noscs Seecss and letters Rsfns %
all Presidential siecii n since ls36
For sale in sashYiiis By JOHN Y0RE & CO
a.nI I-nl.. 60
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Tae object of Douglas visit South is to
make Capitol North.


make Capitol North.
There is much force in the opinion expressed by
the Washington Constitution. that the object of Mr.
DOUGLAS in his late Southern tour, as plainly ndicai
ted in his speeches. was not to conciiate Southern
opinion but to defy it. in order that he may be
strengthened at the North. When he procaims that
he will assist LincolR to put down Virginia if she
attempts to resist the effects of Lincolns teachings
and doctrines among her slave population he surely
cannot expect to receive the commentator of the
people he threatens to- subdue, but he looks very
naturally for support from those with whom he ex-
poets TO be associated in this crusade against peo-
pie struggling for their rights. tits illogical to sup
pose that Mr. Douglas can look to any other quarter
for support if he does, he has greatly mistaken
Southern sentiment if he supposes that they can be
influenced by such considerations. With the great
body Of the Southern people honor is the contro-
ing power of their personal and political action.
They can neither be seduced by fattery nor intim-
dated by power, and hence we place a charitable
construction upon Judge DOUGLAS motive when we
say that his speeches in Virginia intended for
Northern audience. But hear what one of his own
organs says on the subject. Thus speakes the Pro-
violence Or. L. Post:
JUDGE DOUGLAS AT THE SoUTH.-The bold, fearless,
and emphatic manner in which Judge Douglas is
meeting the issues of the day, is a matter of great
wonder and astonshment to the timld, time serving
2olititons who are in the habit of handling these
issues with all the carefulness of grocer when he
handles basket Of eggs. That he should dare to
beard the lion of dsunion in his own den; that he
should strip the mask of Hypocrisy from his enc
mics at their ovn doors that he should proclaim
his determined adherence to principles in the very
neighborhood where those principles have been
treated with cOntumely that he should biz defiance
to the men who have boosted again and again that
he was politically dead these are acts of bold
ness and daring for which it, would seem, neither
the South nor the North were looking.
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DAILY s.; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
EvARlAsLY IN GDvAECK-
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The Fail Style Of Genilemen's Hats
READY DAr Ar
NNAEERE a Z. - ~ rn.e

TTNE0sE who have been waiting for te NeE Fashons Of
Hat can nov be saprlied sith All tie ar g les -
q ing at WALTERTz WaLK<Rs Their sssorr-ai q All
aud e'np etc, ul.uzp s.sed Ai,y house in irats
NArkk4lELD 4 " iLKER-
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COPartnership NOtice.
=. HAsAs. > +. RUTLAND n .as4st.v

4 J. RUTLAND and Mr. J. n. EAsTMlE .
Nashville, sept l, go p HAGhN, ~
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State FAE C..
Co.
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
O~ sS
ErprR rsrpsnr,-r,s nrrrrr

SURF rNTRsDENTs OEsIcK
nashville Sept 6, 1SG0.
VOASSEHGER Trains will Re between the Depot Of the
Nashville and Chs tanooga Railroad and tie Fair Grounds
during the Fair week. commencing Monday, 10Th inst the
following Schedule, to-W.t:
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UNIVERSITY PLACE. Frankiis ceEsty, Isnn-,i
b. August lst, looe.
To ArcEsiserts-
EsI 7Ns Tor the buildings Of ~ tnz ~ q sns A'
y inVitei ff d the Archittct n ne $50
1hs building for which deGgnssle 1ais = - ~. s,si
Is the main building Of ths sroup Y =. - - -
nus. contemplate e-utr1 st.uesz e. A'n-7- y ~ t''s
whole to be two stories htEb !. ,.-..t =. =
7 supper stry Of the &c sI8l - -i,s --l
Exhhiion Hall II nnss b ,p.1-s- - se-efS.s
upon The plan Of the 4ca enles a--.1 80 s,-us. -
tE-niy hrodr.d persona ne af ~. = mo
for CUISINES .epart menus q - .,t-.isy
One Of the wings must be NrfanFe -.lJ =. toot
Sderuestf u1packng- st0r1nF - ~ esI " % oe
constructed Gallery o. AT ne ,N' 80 'h Gu Is 10 ee
ussd an academy q de1kn
The plans must cortempetsA noas - '-ne slen snsi
be FIRE Inc onS . = - e'1stf te1 as %
Fo hT reference this sad the other build
ma % be erected application must m.e the Exscu.vs
Donuitfee
ne dsEn Which may ADOPTED vii pax All others
vIlI :. subject TO the arler OF the ATcritecis.
All 5es BE rTarded reach 1nversty Pace
" he Is. day Of cetSter. and must BE sde he Exc u
i've couualsies. diversity Plaee Fratn cssy TeHnsssee
By order Of the Fxsoutive Committee.
LE0NIDAs PJLE, - 81
STEPHEN ELLIOTT 81 loz1nifss
GE0 K. F1IRBANI 81 s-
Augs-sAw TN sePts8 M
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cARAIAsE HoRsg.

Bet pair of family Carriage Horses. go
Trains OF Cars will leave Ohattanooga Railroad Depot
svery Hs 0mnbuse will lsavs tha Public Square
thirty minutes, carrying passengers 70 the Fair
Grounds At l0cents
The Durham Bu ArspRrE the property r. A. Alexander
Of Woodord county, KY took the $500 premium en-
and also the COZ prize animal At st. Louis la a VI. pe
exhibited in the ring to day. ssPL.l I-
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PRUUI.A IIIEHs
RsFAM G. HARRIs. Governor # the Stats Of Tennessee
10 he ERSriT of tie County Of Shelby. IN said sIke
6setiso are hereby commanded to open hold an
election st ali the PLACES Of ldnE elections fifth
Thirt..ntL and Fourteenth Civil Districts Of unity Fhe
on Srturday Of CetobP 1890 having Kv-
ns notice Teqded law. for he elect for Ire
Crminal Court Memphis in STAT. toh be vac cy scca
ssnsd by Of Hon B. NcKiInan, md dners
turn thereofmske ne, accord ng 20 Law
In Testimony EhsTeGf. have her set nv hand
and caused ths Great Seal sao Stats Be aaIsd Al
Ills Nashville the 5th day d sept-nifer, ls60
By tie Governor: IsHAM G. HABRIs
- J. B. z RAY, secretary Of State 3f9
Memphis ArGkgEehs and APPEAL copy.
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I Id IN sale 81 UncIa.mea BagEaEe

an Monday, sept ION, lseo. at3P n vs Eilssn * &C.
count Of 2. VARS Co large lot n unclaiue ag
GAGE SC Also Wafchrs. Sale positive Terms 90,
HARDY BRcTHERf
seps-tas sAuetoasss 4 eea1 Agts. az Public sQlaIl