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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25

4 CRY AFFARs-At the regular meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen yesterday afternoon, commu.
nicaton from the Mayor of Memphis, Acerediting
Mr.. }. D. DANBURT as agent to borrow or buy enc
of the steam fire engines owned by this city.
The report of the Revenue Collector shows col.
lectons since last report amounting to s4,5O6 for
corporation purposes, and of the Water Tax Col
lectOr to SlGj890
Mr.. LOVE read a communication from the Chief o
the Fire Department protesting against loaning or
selling one of the steam fire engines to the city of
Memphis.
The Mayor stated verbally that the City Engineer
had been absent from the city for the last two
months and his whereabouts were not known. It
was understood his family went to Ohio. He,
therefore felt it his duty to recommend to the City
Council that the Office be declared vacant.
The bill to regulate the sale of stone coal was
passed on its third reading THE bill provides that
each cart shall hold seventeen bushels and in case
of holding less the owner of the cart and of the
coal are to be fined,l
The resolutions from the Commsn Council direct
ing the City Engineer to survey the upper wharf
and to furnish the grade of sundry streets in the
Fifth Ward, were non. concurred.
Mr.. RHEA introduced bill to preserve the school
property of th2 city. 1.-THE bill forbids the assem-
bling of boys on the school lots, and makes it the
duty of the police to dispense such collections Of
boys and il necessary to arrest them, to be dealt
with as the Recorder may direct 1t also provides
that the breaking of glass or other injury by
thro wing rocks by beys hall be paid for by tie
parents or guardians Of such bOys.l The bill wss
passed on three several readings.
Mr.. RuEA introduced a resolution respectfully
declining to loan or sell a steam fire engine to the
city of Memphis, which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned to meet 1t three O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
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MONETARY and Commercial.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. "A, Is6

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. "A, 1861.
The New Orleans Pieayuns states that the City
Council Of that city has adopted resolutions pro
viding for the issuance of City Treasury Notes in
fractional parts Of dollar, and in one, two, and
three dollar bills and that they were to be issued
yesterday. The New Orleans True Della says this
step does not fad favor with the taxpayers and
citizens generally. We do net wonder at this
There certainly IS as yet no necessity for such q
step, if il could ever rceur on the part Of the au
thorities Of New Orleans. a "shin plaster mania.
seems to prevail throughout the Consederacy, which
seems destined to flood every city and own, if not
the whole Gonfederaey, with shin plaster' cur.
rency. A more efeetu1i step to Irive from circu-
latiOn al the silver change eould cot be devised
After considerable delay, all tie Banks in the Con.
federate States have agreed upon TIE policy Of re-
ceiTing and paying out az currency the Treasury
Notes Of the Confederate States. This gives US n
circulating mediom Of the determination Of five
dollars and upwards, which is ct per IN any part
of the ConfedeFsey. Now we are to have As cur
rency the fractional parts Of 2 dollar Issued By
city corporations, which May be good within the
CITY where issued, but it is quite certsin that this
currency must be local IN circulation. If tie Banks
would put in circulation what Silver coin they have
il their vaults, ard the CovernG1snt would author
lie the mints at New Orleans aad Dahl0nega to cola
Silver, there would probably be no necessity what
ever for resort to "shin- plssters" Instead CT
encouraging such currency, let TIE psople demand
that they hsve Silver eurrercy FOR at least the
fractional parts Of a-dOIlar.
We have heretofore stated that tie Bark of Lon
isana and the Louisiana State Bank have deteymiu
ed to ssus notes of the denomination Of one, taO,
and three dollars TO the amount Of a quarter of
million each. Now We see it stated that the Citi-
zeas' Bank, of New Orleans, not being authorized
to issue bills Of smaller denominations than five
dollars has put in circulation half notes. its eres
cut in two each piece to repr sent two dollars and
a half. This is one Of the ways Banks have Of
evading the Law and their charters.
A bill hiss been passed By the Legislature Of
North Carolina amending the charters of the sew
eral Banks in that State so as to permit them to
deal in Confederate States Stocks, instead Of United
Statas Stocks.
The New Orleans Tue Della, in lis Money article
of Saturday evening, says "There was some move
mentRotieeab.e in Confederate States Bouds at 92a
95e, which exhibits decided advance. and Treasury
Notes ruled ous all other paper issues claiming to
be the Representatives of coin"
There continues a steady movement in Flour,
with large shipments. We quote Superine at $50
5 so and Extra at s5.T596OO per Dbl. Wheat is in
demand at SOSs5c per bushel for White, 75@sOc |
for Red, and 7OC975c for Mediterranean.
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We find the following Geographic dispatches il
the Memphis ACalazchs Of the 21st:
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Sept. 2I..-The Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday contains q dispatch from
Jefferson City, No., which says: "There is no def
mite intelligence from Lexington to day. Dispatches
have been received here this afternoon frem Boen-
vile, saying 1t was reported and believed that Lex
ington bad been taken on Tuesday. Two gentlemen
who arrived here late this evening, having left
Boonville at O'Clock A. b., discredit the report1
LOUISVILLE, Septe mber l9.-Hsn. c. s. Morehead.
Col. Reuben Durrett and VIII. Barr were arrested
yesterday. for corresponding with the enemy and
conveyed cross the river. They are at BrowniDg's
hotel, Jeffsrsonv lie.
FsASKFORT, September I9--Petitions were pre-
sented BY Messrs. Spalding Edmunds, Hampton
Ray, Smith. Anderson and Ireland in favor Of the
war tax. Referred.
bill passed this morning giving The military
Board power to loan TIE State AIMS to Cen Ander-.
SON Also bill increasing the power Of the board
PADUcAH, Sept I9.-Last night was one full OF!
excitement at this point. Twice the spickets al
around the town fired and the whole army was
turned out and formed INTO order Of battle. The
hrst alarm was caused by a sentinel shooting at a
struggling soldier, and the second by shooting into
a market wagon.
EugitYes arrested here last night from Mayfeld.
report that ,000-of Gen. JOhnston's force ers at
Aayheld and 10000 more approaching this place.
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Judges -R castlemaH, D B Daniels, W NJ Winburn.
Rece5cer az P0tes-Pstrick MeTigus.
C7srks-Thomas Roberts, VIM Vance
Na1issrGts 10 Ahead-J Briggs, Esq.
Eectioa 70 be held ct Morris & stTatton's Warehouse.
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The Supreme JudgeshIP.

Wear authorized to announce A. J. MARcHBAEKs, Of
Waren county, fer Judge Of the Supreme Court at the election
the October Next fill the vacancy ooeasioned By the
resignation OF r. 8. Caruthers. Aug29ts
We are authorized BLOOMFIELD RTDLEIA
6i1as for Judge Of the Supreme Court to fill the
eAsoned by the resignation Of the Hon B. L. osTunB
1glO-te
We authorised to 10 c. GUILD, Of Summer
candidate for JUd ef the Supreme Court ct the election
the 9Th day Of October Rs1t. augl5-de
We authorized to W. p COOPER, ESQ,
candidate fer Jud the supreme Court, ct the election on
the fifth day Of October peKt. aug9-ts
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GEN ZoLLLCoFFER's BRIGADE-Corporals SHAFFER
and BUsPAss, of Col RAINS Regiment, are in the
ty, having been sent here for the purpose of car
lying on supplies of winter clothing for the soldiers
If said Brigade. The Brigade is now at Camp
Buck ner, Cumberland Ford, Ky. Messrs. SHAFFEa
and BUNPAss go directly on, and all persons having
blankets, socks. shoes, any other articles for COL
RAMS Regiment wiIlesye them at RAINS & BRowNs
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
ire intended in care Of the Captain Of his company
nd tie Colonel Of his Regiment
Mr.. SPayCER CHANDLER win accompany Messrs
CHAsFFER and BU,Pass. They will leave Wednes-
ay, Oct. lst
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DEPRECIATION OF ST. LOUIS PRoPERTY.-A gentle
laa recently from ST. Louis informs the Petersburg
resS that business in that city is completely pros
'ated. Thousands of mechanics and laborers are
lt Of employment, and as Fremont allows no one
leave the city, tie prospects Of these people due
ne the approaching winter are truly appalling.
an evidence Of The depreciation Of real estate,
gentleman psid for 100 front feet of ground in a
atrial part OF the city facing the large and splendid
tel recently erected there, 81 600 per foot Four
Jnths since, 81 feet of ground adjoining the above
9ntiOned purchase, but more valuable from the
ct that il was corner lot, sold under the hammer
, Sl,I6950. A similar depreciation Of property
taken place in every portion Of the city.
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WETEsHTNa 70 more West have dctsruiaed to sell nv
fam containing 252 lying ia Franklin county,
Telussse On the galerB OF EIk river and m easelv IN a.
NashYie and Chattanooga Raoad, within niles of VIM
chester miles frum Dechars miles fom Alona Depot o.
Lsnl Springs and miles from The old Alsoua Facfarv
I40 $50 cared land and 60 o. n o-
Tbs laad Is level and has conf dwelling, negro
cabins other buildings necessary r and a GOOD
FreesoRe FELL water as hee sin he se and plenty POad
water hat never fails Tor STICK The timber upoa this and
pat Into cord wood viii pay for Itself sEcs Thsres also
spsdd school Sou5s Upon this lanl The terns Be mads
accommodating will tske part al n likely Negroe
S COO 10 81 500 good Mares ard Mules IS deter
miasi to SELL For faher part,su,aEs address z Est
spring5. A. O. GILL, IA
Collin
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A WHsLE FAMILY IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATEs.-Nrs. Cobb, of Georgia, the
widow of Col. John A. Cobb, has but three sons
the Hon. Howell Cobb, the Hon. Thos. &. r. Cobb
and John Cobb, Esq. Ali three are in the army
the two first Colonels of their respective regI-
ments, and the latter as Lieutenant in a Georgia
company. The Hon. Howell Cobb has but three
sons capable of bearing arms, and those three are
in the military service privates or non commits
stoned officers. Neither of the other brothers have
sons capable Of bearing arms.-Richmond Dis
PATCH
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&G GeueTal Order No Ia SIS
HEADoARrERTs LIST BATTALION TESN. CAVALRY,
CkSP CF3sHsas, 18th September 1851 81
Every oficsT. poneommissioned officer and pri
vate belonging this Battalion Except those absent
on sick leave en- under special orders) are hereby
ordered to join tais Battalion Immediately.
By order Lieut. Col. F. N. McNAnY. i
EO. D. HICKS, Adjt Major. septic. !
REcRurTs WASTED-TO serve in the goth Regiment
now In Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance of the term-nine months Any
one wishing to join VIII meet the undersigned at
DENoTnLE q Co.'s on Friday next, at II o'clock, or
at the Office of LTrOS BQTcx. They win meet
Corporal BsTTLE. A. ]. ADAMS,
Lieut.. 10th Regiment
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For sale $500 Acres OF Fine Bark
V1raAE

FFTIfE sou is oompssd to have Leather 10 gr At quantit
here shance one, all AID o0E Tor yoVr-
selves VIII cell shsEgan-try These lanes have Bark
timer in abundance 10 BUPPy alaTEs Tsnuey for yaaIs
come, together with abundance Of unnng water grind
Bark and me free springs ssd auds have avs
six good mail cottages large end comodous kous
large Eseltsr W y 30 the spot FOR the Tsnnsry.
large lot Of plank suitable fer sinking Vat AID soo
cords CT Bark ready fer also large she stable
other cut ho5sE there in cultivation about land
b. the yard pot Nature has formed his ey for he
tanulng business Il in SIX miles OF 1t Pleasant he nd
OF the TsnnsEes and Alshams Railroad beautiful Villas
indeed Is Also neghbsrhood churches and
schools viii sell aid aaa tie lest Of third
cash Tie remainder to suit the purchaser, exchange negro
properly, goodS zosss, any good e property. Give
look. B0oRoss2
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Principal Clerk of the Senate


Principal Clerk of ths Senate.
We are sutho zed to annssnee FRAEo X PAUL lsts A.
.iant Clerk Of the senae) candidate Tor Principal ok
OF tie Senate OF Tennessee. augl5-d
Assistant Clerk of the Senate
We are auhories TO announce JULIUS A. TRoU6BALH Is
eand5ste fer AssiGtant Clerk Of the se'as Of Teane
septl2-td
We are an borss to aupoupes JOHN MccLARIN sf sun.
coeny, Candidate for Assistant Clerk Of the Senate.
este
ee Messenger of the Senate. s%
We sutho'ized to snnOup.s JAAss n. o'coNELh =
Davidson county, for Messenger Of the senae
Tennessee. Sept. 4.
We are authorized to announce JULIUS :. BRIDGES, q
Hosiinn, a candidate for Messengr Of the Senate.
seP7-td'
Principal clerk of Ihe Hsuse.
We authorised to announce SAM Y RROHN Of Chest
Lam as candidate for Principal Clerk Of the HHe Of Repre-
sentatye5- sRp10
We are AUTHORIZED to announces p T. s. RUssWURM a.
sepu2-td
Wsare asfhorfEei to announce W. P FARMER, Of some-
Wills as candidate for PdsepA Clerk Of the HeuS q Repre-
Assistant Clerk Of the Houses
We authorized to announce WILLIAM J. PARKEs. o.
Williamson as candidate fer Hr Assistant CLERK Of the
House Representatives
We authorised announce J. n. van DYKE, Of Nc.
resentasiUs ssY7 td'
EngrOssing Clerk or the Hsuso.
We ar authorized to announce W. H. MOTT, Of DeKaIS
resensaiiyes ssps0-dtde
We are Suthuri1sd to announce THos. L. BATEMAN,st
Hashve candidate for Rngrossng CLERK Of the House q
Assistant DOor.Keepsr OF the House.
Wsare authorised to announce JOHN G. BRANsFoRD Of
smith as candidate Tor Asstsns DOerzesPer Of e nsxt
Houee Represei tA.iyes. ssplS-dtdt
We are sah.ra.a 70 announce @. n. oowGRDrE c.pd.
date for Assistant Door Keeper Of the HOUSE Of Representatives
OF Tennessee LegslatUre sug50-te
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We authorized to announce w. Il. DEWITr..of Smith
county, 4 candiiae FOR the nTst Confederate Con
Erels the Prman Constitution from the Fourth Con-
gTessisaal DI C OF Tennessee, at the November election
s-p25--te
We authorized 70 !. P. SAUNDERS caBh
date for Congress tie Seventh Congressional District at
the November election. Bptl7-dtaH
We authorized to announce Z. THOMPSON, Of Wilson,
Congress FROM the fifth Congress onSl Dis
trict, at the November election. sepl7-tds
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Hon. W. T. Avery, late member of Congress from
this district, has been commissioned by Gen. Polk
to raise q regiment of volunteers As seen by his
notice in another column, his piece of rendezvous
for all companies TO report will be or the Memphis
and Charleston rairoad fifteen miles from the city
Col Avery's popularity in this section Of Tennessee
Will 5000 enable him, we trust, to have his regi-
ment organized and in the ieli,-Mtmphts appeal,
Sent o.
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q Chaplain Ball, who is commended in the report Of
Col Stewart for his conduct in the Lewinsville
fight, is member of the Baltimore Methodist Epis-
copal Conference. He was in charge Of Church
in Baltimore, when Virginia seeded He at once
resigned and entered the service CT his native State
As Chaplain Aid, and Soldier, he has been actively
engaged ever since and, COL Stewart says, has
invariably rendered valuable seryice.-R Richmond
Enquirer.
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LOuIsv lille ana Nashvii,e Railroad.
NOTICE TO Sr.EPpEwS.

TTNTIL notice fsishts for ,hpusat to lehslivls
~ ana intsEa points vii he Until osocx
ss2i0 J D. PHLEEGER, agent
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KING nnffon nnd Other KInrn.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold The staple
may be 'ruler'' in its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty of it But of all
kings the one most to be dreadsdis the Fire King,
and the best way to guard against its raYages is TO
have your property insured at the Insurance Office
Of W. J. MARI, No. rs College street. sep5-dtf
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The DAnY.-Single copies Of our paper can be
had at the cOunting-rOOm at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
are informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al
lodging that the paper costs them Eve cents.
sepl9-dtf
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have removed ~ Shoe estsb ent to haftet street. No
so, near the public square, nez door Morrow & Con
where would be pleased ny former customers and friend
And shall sndeaYo all tim keep land general
met 81 Home HIade Roots Z nd Shoes, in as u
variety los theprice o. Materials viii justify
Army boo and shoes and all kinds ohe work kept store
made TO order.
Highest market price paid for Hides AMI Leather.
zef99-tf JAdEs W. HAMILTON
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PnBlIc MectIng.

Hon. W. T. AvERY, of Memphis, has been com
missioned by the Confederate War Department to
raise Regiment of Volunteers. he is now engag.
ed IN that duty. His Regiments win rendezvous al
Germantown, Shelby county.
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ROcik Cisy milIs.
UNION AND AMERICAN BUsTN BSs
NOTICES.
Rags.

Save ali your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &C., snd
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears oHt more such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North saves double equan
tity of rags for making paper. Letthi be changed
hereafter Ssve the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
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Mngistrate's Notiee.
10 c. auid George Eql1s sna George W Alien "a 'ors

these ap caring that tie defendant Gsors
FuiEs Attending de5or, tat the ordinary prc-ss
o. the aE him; and itfuT her aVpsar1g
that the aaehn in these cases have ben levied TIE
property Of he desadants II d therefore orded 81 as
publication Ae de IN the Nashville Tai01 AID neGa for
four Successive weeks notifying the defendant 20 appear at
eli IN Ga latin, the d day Of 0cbsr 70 gleds anwsror
demur ID csuses wil be proe1e5cd rpane sept IA
IS1. lsep22-E4ffl s F.SCUELLsJ T. P.
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IL persons hawk claims against he ezase Of Abraham
WhWoi IT, dec ased hereby not Esd to d them With
he CLERK CT tbs County Court q LtWr county Tennessee
duly authenticated according law, before the 18Th day
March, 1902 the purpose Of rcevrg t r0rqfr
the the Insolvency OF Sad estate having been suggested az
required b Law the be barred Ths 3lh day Of Sep
tem.Sf, 1851. THO5. Z KELLY,
sep 7-E4ts Administrator Of said esta.s.
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ESoLDIERs' RELIEF SOCIETY OF TExNEssKEs-Thei e
will be a meeting of this Society this "wednesday
morning, at ten o'clock, at the McKendree Church.
FELICIA G. PORTER President
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THO tie Taxpayers Of paAsou county: We, the Tax cal
lie Of the State and CouI and RairoGd have been
every civil district in said ard have located ourselves
10 Office the court hous, in Nashville, where
found day except Sundays, ha ppoe Of receiving
the snd all those that do not by tie 18th OF 0ctoLr
nsx will find thr accounts in the hands OF officer fer col
lection win thereon. We compelled TO have taxes and
owing to the hardness Of the tines hope will pay
taxes without J. g. BRILEYi Rsilrasi Collellor
sep.embsr q, 6l-F4t
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Esfrny--Uickman CsuatT.

FEVAKEE I'D byA Bupchars, in IRE On ristie Eckaan
county Tesnessee on the ga day Of August, Ie6I 3
Bright sOrrea Horse, abcut four ycars DID, four-
tHeu ha hands high. has ens.gent on the let sts
Ct his head and lump on ne tight leg. ApPraissd 70 $50
September l6-E3Is r. DEEM, q G.
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STOVE AND HOLLOW wARE
P UNDR

A Sl9Rs M.ss S w.5' s7! 5as75 Is a
steady employhent val be gaazanteed -
spill Ct
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FARRAn, DIsNUkEs q Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot Of Shoes Of s kinds especially for Ladies
and Gildrsl Call on them, lsdiss, they are besati-
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
marshI1-tf.
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EApQ-ARrFEs Q. PAzs 1Izsr No. 2,
Q1ARTERlIAsrER Is OxTIcE, Il
Nashville, sept 90, IeGI.t
PROPOSALS. will he received at my Office, IN safe Capitol,
70 o'clock n Monday, Sept. 3, for the eons;suc
ton Of FL Army according 70 atoms, W eh
will he exhbsit 10 ali parties desiring contract II
be enclosed in sle1 envelopes olbadr endorsed
OF back OF saIns. v. K. STEVENSON,
Major ard QalEternl sier Provisional Army c. &.
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CITY EEECIlON.
meeting Of s City Council on THURSDAY, Isth ns b
several WARDS Of he city Nashville saturday, sersn
be 2h inst for tie purpose ofecng Mayor eight Aldermen
FIRST WARD.
Judges -R castleuaH, D B Daniels, W NJ Winburn. 5
Cgsrks-Fhomas Roberts, VIM Vance
Ha1istrase 10 Attead-J Briggs, Esq.
Electoa 70 be hela ct Morris stTattons Warehou5e.
SECOND WARD. .e
.Iudoes-T HaTs, John Engles, George W Coleman.
Receieer of POtes-John Coleman.
GleTbs-E Thompson and Charles Sloan.
Magistrate to Attesld-Isham Dyer, ESQ., ~
klestioa to be held at MeFerrans Livery stable.
SECOND WARD
Jndgss-capt stoekeIl. Joha Rediick, Dr. R Comfy.
Receieer Of Potes-Ym HarrloR.
(yerks-Davs Nelson, Henry Keebla-
MIgst.ateto AteRd-J n Alexa der, Esl.
ElecIOn to be he'd at W BoJd's ofiss.
FOURTH WARD.
Jsdgss-N s Braatiy, Robt Nils, Vim Patterson.
Receirar of Fotes-Jo Z Ryaa- y 80 81 z
.NGgissrGts 20 zttsaa-2 D robertson, ESQ.
Election to he held at the Theatre.
.yrdgss-w o Loftn, ABB shsnkland, Z r sIascOck.
6eetsUer 2f Iotes-Jerdan COLEMAN.
C2eyks-John Dashiells
Aagistrate 10 AtteHd-Joz:ah FeIriss Esq.
Electi0n to be held at Lstimer stanley's. ta
sixth WARD.
JUdgss-W W Petfor, Thomas Leck, Richard Mesann ~
-kecetCer Of Votes-V = Baugh,
Clerks-Thomas Cur ningham, arter Thnrnond
AGgistr1fe to AHeRd-N II Wilkinson, Esq.
Election to be held at Sankey's stable
sETENTH WARD.
JSdges-E steel. r Owen, Hurt. ati ~
ReoeiUer Of TOteS-N CoTbett
Clerks-Jamss Meadows, W { Handley.
Magistrate to AheRi-J Jim Cor5e;t, Rsq.
Election be held at Temperance Ball
EIGHTH WARD.
.Iudgss-JOhn n Hobbs, John Tanks.ey, VIM James.
Reeei0er2 " FOSes--I Hasbrook.
CIerks-N EoTtch, James Patton.
Magistrate 10 AttsHd--W Meacham.
Election &c be held at Fireman's Han
septs2-dde W. 4. GLENN, Rce1rdtr.