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To enc PeopIe OF Teancases.

Believing that the course of Spectators and JO
bers of the country is having s-greater tsnde=ey
depress and DISCOURAGE our people than 81 the VI
d4l hord~s which Lincoln esn brig against Us.
hereby agree to grind Who at Cor the People at 4
rates Of ne dollar per barrel Of Flour or tNenl
cents per bds1-I u be ground in lots o. from Cd
bushel up to i've barrels provided il is for tue u
Of the families having it ground. And am al
willing to invest fifty per cent of the PrUf tn 1
made IN Confederate BJnds. Ny mill will be 10 oI
eratiOo about the last Of next MONTH viii then /
prepared to grind over one hundred barrels Pd
day, of a. good f)ur as is made in the world.
make this announcement thus in advance in orde
to quiet to some extent. the fears Of the people,
to enable them to purchase their supplies Of Whe
before it has fallen into the hands of the Speculate
OF the country. And while we all regret that the
are those anorg rs who allow self-lnterest to pr
dominate oSeF their love to the cause of the Sou
you can console yourselves with the reelection tn
there is one among you, though poor indeed who
unEillisg to grow rich upon the necessities Of L
people while engaged in such holy cause as the o
in which the people of the Soath are at present e
gagged. JOHx J. MCCkNN.
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Nomination Of an ELECTORAL Tjck,t.

a very large meeting Of the members of the
Legislature, was held last night IN the Hall of the
House of Representatives, for the purpose of rec
ommending an Electoral ticket, to the people Of
Tennessee at he ensuing election for President
and Vice>President Of the Confederate States. The
election will occur on Wednesday, November 9th,
when Representatives to the Confederate Congress
viii also be chosen It has not been customary, for
members of the Legislature to discharge this duty,
is it desirable that such custom should be es-
ta5slyd. l. only in view of the very brief time,
allowed for the arrangement OF q ticket that the
common consent Of all parties points to this
mode of getting a ticket before The people,
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Nsw YOEK Oct. IL The ship Ocean Mouar bh
cleared yesterday tar Liverpool with 1852 bu1h
els of erain-32 1888 busl els of wheat. and 81 S3g
bushels of corn.
Col Romsnof, Of the Imperial Russian Enki-
neers attached to the staff of the Governor General
of Eastern Siberia. has recently arrived here frcnl
St Petersburg This gentleman IS here in nrdtr TO
examine American telegraphs, in view Of IN efn
strucron Of the overland line from Moscow east no
the mouth of the Amoor river
/ The ladies of New York are about to inNugurste
Mammoth Fair" in order to raise funds for the
poor and destitute during the coming winter. The
iron palace of trade, which A T. Stewart. Esq is
rearing on Broadway will pr baby be made really
for the occasion
European emigration, compared with last Sc asIon
continues to show q steady decline The arrivals
for the week ending to-day were but 373 making
total Of So 81 from the LIST of January TO dste
against SO 1913 for corresponding season last year
D ere Sc "a 637.
The whole number of vagrants saupers end lu-
natics in the various prisons in6rmaries and BIOS
Ditals belonging to this city just now is nsarlylS
900, of whom the almshOuse alone has 49,
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her coal, saying the Government had none to spare
Goals are sll through the West India Island,
orst least the Keystone States often found difficult
to get supply. AT Kingston she got q little bad
coal from private stores after having been refused
it by the commander of the British fleet. The crew
of the Sumter were reduced, when she was at st
Thomas to sixty men. good DIAL of dssatlsfae-
ton existing among them, and several deserted at
st Thomas The officers and crew of the Keystone
State are in good health She has five M on board
sent on board by the United States Consul at Surf
nam, for muiiny.
Capt Scott, of the Keystone State picked up q
boat at sea sixty miles from Trinidad to Cuba con
tanning three belonging to the American
bark Nszlrene, which sailed from Aspinwsll for
Cuba about a month since The men. two of whom
were negroes, stated that they deserted from the
bark. The white man was badly cut but stated
it was done by shark. One of the negroes died on
the Keystone State. supposed to be from blow en-
the head 1t is probable the men were injured in
fight in endesvoTing to escape from the Nsz8rene.
The white man was shipped at Aspin wall on the
Nszlrene by the name of Cauglin. but was desert
er from the ship Zsnas Coffin, at Aspinwall, upon
which vessel he went by the name of james DilaBo.
Mr.. Peterson who is trading between Aspinwall
aud Porto Beo, says that on Sunday morning lat
screw steamer, apparently of about 600 tons, bark
rieged, seen lying Cnder the islands near Porto
Belo. He says. further that he saw her again
there en- Saturday morning and that on Mon
day morning she left under steam He says he com
municatsd the fact to the commander of the United
States friLste Macedonian, which ship is taking
water at Porto Bello. l do not know what reliance
is to be placed the statement but il Is certain that
no steamer on legitimate business would be in that
position three days.
The United States steam war vessel Lancaster is
at Panama. List Sunday one Of her men on shore
stabbed a Jamaica negro in an alteration. but
believe the negro is out Of danger. The sailor
thrown into prison. escaped, and was arrested again
en- Monday.
The razee Macedonian arrived at sAspinwal on
the 18th She is row at Porto Beo. taking in wa
ter. The United States brig Bainb rdge is also at
AspinwaH Surgeon Johnson, of the B linbridge has
been transferred to the United States sloOp of
Cysne, last at Acapulco.
The Sumter off for Brazil.
The privateer Sumpter left Surinam on the 9TH
ult for the coast of Brazil followed closely by the
United States steamer POwhatsn.
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The Privsteer SuStsT-CnsuCceSsTR
Cruise of the Keystone.
.hn ~ vi
Correspondence OF the New York Tlmsi

PANAMA. Thursday, Sept. &c, 1S6l-The steam
gunbost Keystone State, Commander Scott with 40
men arrived at Aspinwsu yesterday from Surinam.
She will remain at AspinwaH five or days. and
take $50 tons of coal She reports that the gum
boat Iroquois was at ct. Thomas on the 9Th. The
steam war-shiS Richmond took Goals in At Kingston,
Jamaica. Sept 3. The POwhstan left Surinam on the
1874 OF September. The Confederate steamer Sum-
ter left Surinam on the lst of September steering
east with her smoke stack down, but il is supposed
she has gone home. 81 bought Goals At SuFlnam,
after having been refused it from Govern se-.t sup
plies of some English merchants. she had been TO
Demarara but could not get coal, she then when to
French Guiana, but the commander there refused
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There are now abOu. two hundred rebel prison
ers cor fined in Washington, including those bf
political character. The old Capitol Is still used
as a prison, and has been fitted up with many con
veniences. No communication is allowed with them
except by special permit of the Provost Marshal
Prisoners of war and political prisoners are CON
fined in different quarters Some Of the. latter 6ho
have lately been released on the oath Of allegiance
have been required to enter into bonds not to dner
the rebel States o. to communicate with any one
residing in them during the war, unless permitted
by the Secretary of State or War.
A complete list Of State and war prisoners has
been handed Secretary Seward for his examination
the object being it is said to consider the probrie
ty Of releasing many practicable, consistently
with the public interest.
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The Missouri QuestIOn--The Fremont
Blair InibrOgiio.
From the Baltimore American, Oct. 9.


The President has arrived at no definite coaclu-
sion regarding the Missouri question. He has how
ever, decided that hereafter all contracts and aP
p0intments for the Western Department shall be
made in Washington in the regular way and through
the ordinary channels. Brig. Gen W. X. Strong
will alsJ be authorized to make such changes in
Missouri, as Chief of the staff, asheshall deem best
l repeat that it has at time been decided either
to srrest or remove Gen. Fremont and 1t is author
istvely reiterated to day that nothing but the i'm
perative demands of public interest shall induce
the Government TO supercede him.
Members Of Congress and others familiar with
the state Of aIirs in Missouri here in daily in
tercourse with the President and they assert the
positive necessity of taking immediate and decisive
action They confirm the statement made in re-
cent letters from prominent citizens Of the North
west, that unless something IS speedily done for
Missouri all will be lost there. The Attorney Gen
eral Is unFeserVed in his expression of opinion con
corning Gen Fremont, and does not hesitate TO pro
nounce his detention public crime. Mr.. Bates is
in receipt daily of letters from important sources
in Missouri, indicating a dangerous condition Of af
fairs in that State. Lis temper and his fears
greatly exercised By these dispatches. A full con-
sultation on the whole subject viii be held to NOR
row in Z cabinet meeting.
There YVES Cabinet meeting this afternoon. IN
which the charges IF Col. Blair ag9Jnt5 Gen. Ere
mont, and the counter charges Of Gen. Fremont
against Col. Blair, were under consideration. The
principal charges against the Commander are that
rs sacrificed Gen. Lyon; that he neglected to rein
force Col MullglH when he had the power to DO
So and kept Cot Mulligsn's messenger, sent to ssk
all, waiting three days before he him; that his
expenditures of money were excessive and cOrrupt;
that one member of his staff had contract fer the
purchase Of five thousand mules; that be surround
ed himself with corrupt and bad men, knowing them
to be such; that he was inaccessible to union men
calling business to the great damage of the pub
lie interest; that be willfully delayed assuming his
duties after he was appointed to his command in Ms
souri,. No conclusion was reached in the case.
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Crossing the POi0ma~ by G. N. M-CaIp,
Division.

WASHINGTON, October 1O.-General McCalPs Ditis-
ion LETT TennallytO during last night aud crOsked
the Potomac at the Chain Bridge. They today Ioc-
cupy Langley, five miles from the Chain Bridge -
Both General McCall's and General Smiths he adj
quarters are at Langley.
General Smiths Division occupies the position it
took yeterday. His Pickets, however have been sd-
vanced further into Virginia.
There no indications Of the presence Of khe
enemy excepting cavalry picke.s in the distau Ice,
and military officers incline 10 the opinion that teTe
are no rebels in consid- rable force on the W Ole
line Of our grand army, within ak miles of it,
entire front,
Col. De VIlliers, the military instructor of Dol
Ellsworth, who was taken prisoner in Western Mar
ginia, and made his escape from Richmond in dis
guise, was yesterday made q BrigadierS General
He will be assigned command under General Ro-
secrang.
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y sentiments towards Us Western Cansds. {.
refuge Of escaped negroes, is more or less h0stiis
its feelings Lord Lyons gave him paesport
cross the PotOmOc. which Mr.. Seward coIafersigI
ed on the written c0sditon that he should not Vis
the insurrecti0nsry States This aroused bis Bri
ish spirit; whereupon, he returned the passport
Mr.. Seward and came around BY the western r0ud
Col Stuart, recently made q Brigadisr Generd
has been appointed &c the command Of AL the cal
airy in Virginia.
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PROCLAMATION
IsBAm G HARRIs,
Governor Of the state OF sennesi

Governor Of the state OF Eenness
To The sheriff Of DE county ef HGBlLiOR IN said Sd
GREETING:
kAybERsAs, ire seat Of the Peprpssntttlvs elect 4
W L sgisatar- from the comfy Of "a ton has bee
clared vacant tya retoIution Of pcus n Represent
adopted october IT, 1861 You heby mandsi to Pc
hold electo all the Places hold ionsiny ur
ty- the sta day OF OvembsT next, after Civ
notice rsquirsi BY ~, for Ihe e6ctiol essential
al h= .aca-sy Aforesaid, AID there
according 70 Ia.
- In tss mony Wlereof 7 Ia reunto set y
T. and e4uset the great SsAl OF the sac BE- an
T. tn par menl At Nashville his i9ih day q
= d le6l
Fy he Governor: IsHAM @ HARE
J >. K al, Sserstary OF State.
n PHI Chattanooga -Advs5 iissS viii Pisass esIy'
&C. 9-dtE&Et-e
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especially as the public sentiment is unani-
nous, in favor Of those tried patriots and
statesmen, JEFFERSON DAVIS and ALEXANDER H.
SrEPHEli, for President and Vice President, and
it will be matter of pride hereafter to every
who shall enjoy tAe privilege of casting his vote fer
them.
We fling their banner to the breeze, this morn
ing.
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PROCLAmATION
IsmAm g. mARRIs.

Governor Of tire state or Tenness
To he Shsi ifs Of TIE counties If Morgan, Scott
EeH:TssS IN said SLGis- GREETING;
EETHEREtS the srat q the Representative sso. 70
w ssissture, r. N The count IS of Bsrg Scott and
has beer dec arei cant by resol 1On Of tn Oa
Repr ssnt,tives adOp ed October Tth, SCI lou
open ara Eod election ~ al be plao
hold eiec ions in you oun'y day, IRE 10Th
NOV m Rext, after giving due to Ihlrs T. requrs
law he cleo ion Of Re entatiTe, % IA the vac
Aforesaid and due return Hereof make 70 according 70
II testimony whereof, nave nereunts Get ny
l. and caused the grea seal % the STATE to ~ a
- q. tn epsI tnent in Nashville, this, - Il
Octsbsr, a. b.. ls6l~
By the Governor; IsHAM g. HARRI
}. & K. RAY Seer Of STATE
~ chattanooga Ad0srfissr copy oetI9-dtEkwt
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under arrest, Fremont not having obeyed General
SCOTS order directing bis releese.
Net Apo ufed.
The story saying that Admiral Berman, late of
tht III xcan service an Italian. who has also sekn
service in Turkey. has been appointed captsiD in
the United StaUs Navy is not trus. he has RE-
ceived NO appointment in our navy.
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We learn that q fatal casualty attended the
treat Of Col Gilham's com nand from Valley A1ut
tam TO Edrs. 4 wagon, containing I've sick 50
dies belonging % 4 North Carolina regiment. "
swept awsy while attempting to ford sWOil5
stream. and all Ave Of the soldiers, together vi
the driver, were rowned-Ricim Dispatch.
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ENGLISH CASSoS.-Several Of the old rifsd cal
non brought from England hitheF, OF the BesmHl
have reached this city and have been stroug
mounted. They are splendid looking field piecs
and promise to render effective service az the pro
er Richmond Enquirer, Oc: l6th.
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Nomination of Electoral Candidates by
the Members OF the Tennessee LegIsIn.
Iure.
large number of the Senator's and Representa-
tives of the Tennessee Legislature assembled in
the Hall of the House of Representatives yesterday
evening. 18th inst, at o'clock, pursuant to the
following call:
The undersigned members of the Tennessee Legis-
lature, agree to meet in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, on the 18th of October, 1861, at
o'clock ?. MfOr the purpose of suggesting a sRita-
bic electoral ticket on the approaching Presidential
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WantcH, 4.

FEW Intelligent. Atls-bod ed men 10 eoup!ets 81
~ Of Ftying 4TtiI cry.
One Commits Oued Officer ani eighteen comm ss0y
are 10 b ch0s en- " N the re uits
Also three ulacs smiths sadd ors, WlesE r h
two Bug s, with extra AZ.
4 g-C4H immgdatsly on Captain WRIGHT, Marie. I
Nashville OF the Ordnance Office, Bowling 6Tesn aKy.
r CHAMBLI5|
Capt Light Artillery, q 5. 4 \
oc;l9-63s B&c-&
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Leather, EeaILer, EPRf!lsT
MINATED to enish Lsa,Esr - ~ kird' 70 20 a.
w skins, harness, Brisls and Upper Let er d &
the best manner.
Aro, wanted to buy leather hsishsd and u rongh,a
c. e. ZsU1zsCHhL|
No. 50 Cherry slrsst, NASHVILLE, 4
ootcber ls,h, IsGl-dIm
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On motion of Senator r. W. BUMP4ss, Hon, WASH
IScToN Barrow of Davidson was called to preside
over the meeting, and LEON. TRoUsDAIE appointed to
act as secretary.
On taking the chair, Gen. BARRow congratulated
the meeting on the gratifying unanimity which had
oh racterized the deliberations and intercourse Of
the members, during the present session and trust
ed that the sams harmony and good feeling would
continue to prevail that had resulted in the early
passage Of the apportionment bill which enabled this
meeting to assemble tonight for the parpose Of
choosing candidates for Presidential Electors.
Mr.. KEEELE, Of Rutherford, moved that the Sena-
tors and Representatives from each Congressional
District be constituted Committees to recon-
mend suitable persons for candidates for electcr
from their respective districts which was adopted
On motion of Senator EDWARD S. CHElTHAx, Of
Robertson, a compittee, composed CT two persons
from each Congressional district, was appointed to
recommend suitable persons as candidates for Elet-
tors for the State at large. The following gentle
men constituted said committee:
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Hrea SnrN Notice

TENHE Commissioners appointed 70 receive suhscrptiong
Confederate Loan. nos "a that The entire Finesa
Ion Loan has been taken up All further auhcrDto
under the loan authorized y the Of Congress
proved At gust 1872, 1851. G. q MEMMIN 4kk
oc. g-dlE Serret " q rIeasur
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~ antetl

TNO7Fhs Firss KentncEy Regiment, now IN Virgins
~ Tenor DrummerL two filters. Bass Drummer and
baglerS, to shom viii be given the ri zhsst Eases apply
CAPT JAS. B. HARVEY,
CLIO IL s. Cload HoteI. nashTille. ] Il
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TENHE uezt Aungll Commuai alton q the R. ". GraI
eamPnent q the I o y Of TsBues.ee. VII he hell
ely onday, tobsr 2Sth. pr. mp tieudlros =
s-utstiVes is earnest'y uqLesId. J. l. MARSHALL
octI9 -dsI&Flt G. sci
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Wanted

HOUR Negro 4sn asd four negro Wszasa 81 Sa,h lis
H al Hospital nurse.
Apply 70 tls Surgeon oct
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PSsta, Deficits Of lhs seeded states.

The following statement exhibits the financial
relation of post offices in seceded States and parts
Of States to the Post Ofi.e Department on October
l, 1861:
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Or.
sta sard envelopes return .........s3S 767 %
DePos Is ~ su1dry Pos mastsrs--.-..-... D. 49, 10
rr4fJs P0=tmasters collie tsd........- s. sji G3
Paid by Postmastsrs TO cOltr2coIs....... 7S5leJ 10
SIS All -
Bal ,Bce unace,uUtei sstO 54i Is
The Postmaster New Orleans uotides the Depart
stamp. and envsiopes amour tins 70 BIB 100 CO
The Pnstulast r at Nashville, Fenn acknow e1ges
Of I,75a AZ
Which suns, de luc'ed from the balance stated
srn ? snla,tsrs - , sI95,s7l Is
and ., Ttions Of tates i, :, - 7,6l7
or returns h received !Or the h5st ard
for the whole apart Of the second quarter Of
lo5I, Ion .-..... -.--..-.-..'... l.s4e
Leaving Nihoa. rs.uras for that pe,d $50
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AUG tt on - al,
BY
TRARUE LUCUS.

WNTE viii sell, Tuesdsy morning, October e2d t66i
w cut stock Of Dry Goods ClOthinZ Shoes Bso,s La
stoes and Variety Goods
Terms cash. sale positive AID without res-rve.
octi9-dtd3 TRABUE LUCUI
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TVHE next Annual Communication Of the r. Wcr ~
Lodge Of the o Of snnesses. viii be led IN 4
WedLesdav October 3oth, al o'clock prompt atis
Of hep entatives is earnestly reg sestsd.
Octl9-d2tkHls 7. L. MARSHALL, G. SCI
InnON sOLD FOR SaLE|
EO.OOO Los to suit purehaEsTS. AdirssI
n SILL
octls-dZt. g o. ud D I
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LIST DistriCt-Gen. Samuel Milligsn. of Greene.
ID VIM. G. McAdoo. of Knox.
81 4. S. Coyar, of Franklin.
Sta d" S. D. Rowan. of Warren.
9TH " John f. DORk, of Wilson.
9th d" George w. Buchanan, of Bedford.
9Th d" Gen. Lucius J. Polk Of Maury.
S.h D." c.. A. Washington, of Robertson.
9th d" b f. Lamb of Henry.
10th Robert i. Hurt, Of Madison.
lIh Jos r. Mosby, Of Fsyette.
Coz. E. A. KEFGLE of Rutherford, submitted tho
following resolution in support of which he delivered
some eloquent, impressive a5d earnest remarks:
Resou5I, That the eectora! candidates appointed
by tbs meeting, be instructed TO vote for jefferson
Davis for President, and Alexander IL Stephens for
Wee President. AID their acc p.ance Of tie posi-
tlons assigned by this meeting, shall be construed
as pledge BY said elsc.ora. candidates, if elected,
so 10 cast their votes.
The resolution was then unanimously adopted.
s 1t was ordered that the proceedings of the meet
ing be published in the city papers. and that the
newspapers throughout the State be requested to
copy. WASHINGTON BARROW, Pres't.
LEON. TRoUsDALE, SeC'y.
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James J Turner,
RIM Barton.
, Thos McNeilly,
John L Spurlock,
N d Card well,
VIM Henry Maxwell,
J T Lane.
d, Joel J Jones.
J A AcDe&rmon,
2 Andersen,
r W Bumpass,
W Il S Hill,
D F Wilson,
'ss, sam Turney.
Washington Barrow,
Jas L Rosson,
Edward S Cheatham,
" 9 DInisp,
Living 4 Wilson,
} " Wester,
Jas n Head,
VIVA L Martin,
john Eubank.
+, ii c Lockhart.
James McCaiIum,
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II view Of the fact that Senator MAXWELL was
the only person present from the End congressional
District, he felt that the responsibility of acting in
the meeting. without colleagues, was delicate one
and he therefore asked-to be excused. Mr.. KEEBLE
Of Rutherford, reminded the gentleman that he wGs
only acting in an advisory capacity, to suggest a
suitable person for elect0r and that if he did not
act. 1t would be the duty Of the meeting to choose
candidate from his district, notwithstanding his
refusal to act; whereupen, the meeting refused to
excuse Dir. maxwell.
The committee which was charged with the duty
of nominating two candidates for elector, for the
State at large through their chairman, Col. W. L.
MARTIN, recommended the names of the following
gentlemen as suitable candidates, viz:
Gen. R. C. FOSTER, 3rd, of Davidson.
Gen. WM. WALLACE, Of Blount
The meeting unanimously confirmed the nomi-
nations.
The names of the following gentlemen were then
submitted to the meeting as candidates for Electors
from the Districts by the chairman of the respec-
tive committees, ard their nomination unanimously
confirmed:
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FOR VICE president

Va eAAS 1ASLEECk6s
LIST District-SAML MHLIGAN, of Greene
ID WIN e. NCADoo, of Knox.
Sd A 5. CoLFAR, of Franklin.
4th s. D. Rowan, of Warren.
9th . JOHN u. DoAK, of Wilson.
9th :" GEO. W. BUCHANAN, Of Bedford.
18th " LUCIUs J. Polk of Maury.
Sth "a. WASHINGTON, of Robertson.
9th j + LAMB, of Henry
10th RoB'T B Hurt, OF Madison.
18th Jos. R. MosBY, of Fayette.
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