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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

THREATENED UPRIsrSe OF THE NEeRoEs
bad MEx AT THE BoTroM OF rT.-Con-
siderable excitement prevailed IN The city
Yesterday afternoon and last night by rumOrs
Of contemplated outbreak by the negroes.
The first intimation the city authorities had
of the contemplated violence, were through
the Executive Department Of the State.
Well founded rumors had, it appears,
reached the officials at the Capitol that the
negroes were in a state Of intense excite
ment in consequence Of the recent arrest Of
eoIored Migrants and their confinement in
the workhouse Letters were also read in
the churches (colored) on Sunday, night that
the negroes confined in the workhouse for
vagrancy and other of1enses, had been sent
to Mississippi and sold INTO slavery
The scoundrels who would thus attempt
BY foul libel on the city authorities, TO
invite the negro to deeds Of violence and
bloodshed that would result in his certain
humiliation, deserve severer punishment
than Is known 10 the law.
The story that the negroes we're being sent
South and sold into slavery, is as false as it
il utterly absurd.
or The gang Of la5orers taken 10 Arkan-
sas BY Mr. E. F. CHEArHAsI, not one went
against his viii. They were under sentence
to serve ont certain terms in the city prison,
and on the offer being made by Mr.. g. TO
pay them out, and give them employment,
picking cotton at remunerative wages, al
most every negro n The -worShouse stepped
forward and accepted the offer. NO inhu-
ences were brought to bear upon them.
They had their free choice to go or stay.
As an evidence Of this, quite a number pre-
ferred remaining in the workhouse 10 work
ing in the cotton field, and they arc there
yet while their more sensible companions
are probably now picking cotton and making
from forty to fly dollars per month.
We learned from high authority yester-
day, that when General LEWIS, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
heard Of the gang Of laborers Mr.. CHEAT
HAN had taken with him, expressed his en-
tire satisfaction in the movement and con-
sidered It as relieving the city Of 9 bad class
Of citizens.
Prompt measures have been taken to pre-
vent any outbreak, and we have no doubt
but that any attempt at riot will be speedily
put DOWN
We would have our city authorities ferret
out the blackhearted assassins that have been
instrumental in melting disturbance
among the negroes. If probed to the bottom
we believe different object will be revealed
than now appears upon the surface.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

w. E. WADE's SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES re-opened the past week with every
encouragement. The recess Of two weeks
during the rage of cholera was deemed pru-
dent for the safety Of those committed to
our care, as well as just to our patrons who
should not pay when they could not send.
And we say, once for all, that parents at
distance may always hereafter feel assured
that when danger is here they may look for
their children to be sent home. The time
lost will bs made up in full. A number Of
new pupils unlocked for have entered the
past week, and our advices lead us to expect
good increase in the future.
We invite the public to consider the IA
cilities afforded at this school and the
charges compared with other schools.
W. E. WARD, Principal.
no41A-TU
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Cincinnati MARKET.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI. Oct. l5.-Flour unchanged and firm,
Superfne $40 509l1 90; trade and fancy brand.
sl2@l5 90. Wheat rather dull but unchanged al
81 IS for No. / red. Spring wheat 81 so and dull
Corn dull, for shelled so. but ear being in light
supply 81 So. Oats steady ut As for No. l. Rye
firm at l0S9ll0. Barley in good demand at 1406
AS for spring, and 81 COOL 20 for fall. Whiskey
unchanged and firm at 80 in bond.
Provisions firm and unchanged at $50 25C
@c2 so for mess pork; bulk meats held at 1870
1874; bacon held at l55z9l75< and 1879, with
buyers at q cent less. Lard declined to l5z{c-
No change in'groceries and the demand good. But
ter steady at S@30c. Cotton firm but little offer
ing, at 4Oc. for middling. Gold $50 buying.
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aaEEN Monnow wIII aIso sIng. Z

THE LITTLE MIAsEI. = Persons going
North and East on arriving at Cincinnati
should go to the Office and secure tickets to
their destination from the Little Miami
Railroad. This road runs through light
ching express train, in addition TO other
trains and is the only one that does 20 from
Cincinnati. II connects with regularity and
certainty with the four great trunk roads
the New York Central, New York and Erie,
Pennsylvania Central, and the Baltimore
and ohio-thus putting you down in the
quickest possible time at any point from
Boston to Washington, including every city
and town in the. North and East Reuem-
Der the Little Miami, Capt. c. w. S. BRowS,
headquarters at Louisville, is the General
Southern Agent, and win verify all that we
here say.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

TINS FAIR AT CLkRKsvIILE.-The Mont
gomery county Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair opens to-day, and win continue the
balance Of the week. This is the first agri.
cultural fair in Middle Tennessee since 1851,
and from what We can learn, viii he equal
10 any heretofore held IN the State.
The attendance viii be very large, aud fol
the accommodation Of the public, the super
intendeut of the Edgeheld and Kentucky
Railroad has put on an extra train which
win leave Nashville al Gas, A. NJ, and re
turning, arrive al 1850 p. NJ. We understand
great many from this city design attend
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PERsoSAL-We are pleased to meet and
greet our friend Col. OLIVER A. PATToE, OF
the so-called," 10 our city. He is a tai
enied and accomplished member of the bar
and we learn will continue 10 offer his seryi-
ces TO his former clients and old friends, at
least until Christmas. 1851
The Colonel has been sojourning in Yir-
ginia for some time past, and speaks in the
highest terms of the hospitality received
from the hands Of its citizens.
We are glad to see that his health has
considerably improved from his wanderings,
and he viii soon introduce 10 his friends one
Of Virginia's fairest daughters. We hope
that every success may attend his under
takings.
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New York Money Market


NEW YoRK. Oct. 15.-The Posts money article
says: On the report that the Goyernmeet was
about to prepay Immediately the $4,000, 900 Of
coin interest, due LIST of November on the sos,
the price Of gold went down to 1905 this A. ~.
after opening at 1881. The stock market opened
with considerable animation, but closed dull and
dropping. Governments are firm without much
activity except on the 520's Of 1852 and 1865 for
which there is a good iDquiry--the former for
foreign and the latter for domestic Investment
over the counter; the quotations are nc. higher
for these bonds 100 are rather fat; l0-40s are
firmly held ut $685. r. r. shares are less sought
for by the small spectators in the street, aud
there is disposition 10 sell than to bny. For
elgn exchange is more active bills Of so days on
London are quoted at 1857 91c6l< for commercial;
l06s4@i0711 for bankers do; at short sight 1880
lose
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nem Yorl. uotton nInrl.ct.



NEW YORK Oct. 15.-COtton moro aetier, at
42c for middling uplands. and "A for do. New Or
leans. Flour quiet and without decided change
at S. l09lO 3 for ex h II o. and II S0al3 50 for
trade brands, closing quiet and steady-ineluded
in the sales arc 1000 barrels of low grade -four for
for exports on private terms. Whisky firm with
a fair demand at 41@42c in bond Wheat I02c
better and more active at 81 s59l 90 for common;
old spring, 50 1902 Sc; new Nil. Club more ac-
tive and lla2 cents higher. at l089Il0 for old
Western and 1I5@l20 for new do. Receipts Of
Barley l7S 400 bushels, lower and in moderate de-
malt dull. Receipts Of corn II .20l bushels at 2
cents better, with a brisk demand for export,
but the demand is chiefly speculative, with sales
Of $4,000 bushels at 95996 for inferior 96@g9
for shipping mixed western. ah0at; 96 @961l
for do. in store; 9S9l00 for yellow, anoat and
l0o@l05 for white Western Oats receipts 10000
bushels at 1@2c. better more active.
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vv,uIs TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
SOL Ard especially for mileh eoass Is nov
,,farfsrsd and for sale in this city AZ the OAt.
FAC'TORT, en- Bread street, near tbs eornef Of
AsA5if1ss Alt. tho dslinrushea AsrieHlturAI
,l,.,5ef esfirnates the instrument Of one pound Of
,e.I e,1,ai 10 three pounds Of corn one pound
"a al r,,eaI equal 10 nih3 pounds Of wheat bras;
-. r@end al oil meal eQusi % ten pounds o.
80 F9s--tfesafrl III i4lfgneu and others can be
$500, fi,,f bv its use for few weeks ne guam
So. ~ ,,;il- esr Be- doubled Oxen, kesi- Sheep
and noaltTy. a. vel - aelee - se5es-. ~ -
N'sA -'i'.'s' - ]. PLUNKE& 3 CO.
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London adviees % the l3lh nno

London advices Of the 18th quote 5-20s at 70lS
There Is some activity in uncusreat funds.
though we hear of no change in rates.
Bank Of Tennessee is bought at 40c and is held
at IS. with but little doing.
Planters Bank is in some demand at so buying
and SECS selling.
Union Bank is not in much demand but Bro
kers continue to pay 75@76e. and to hold at 1880
cents.
Southern Bank notes are unchanged, excepting
South Western Railroad of South Carolina. which
has declined to 50 cents.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

T WILL PAY TIE ABOVE REWARD FOB
4 the return. or Inform tioa that will enable
d ne recover MALL WHITE COW. ab0uitE0
and 4 half years old Elte short 1dr1E IN toler-
able coed condftio1. has marks o. Der neck and
shoulders. where ab7 has been hooked By other
cattle supposed e ee trgiaE g make her way =
Maicr 81 liz ENiuEss llrI1. near Ueli Buckle. Ten.
JESSE THOMAs.
AZ NASHVILLE aad chattane0sa Railroaa Depot.
aetlf-lH
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oct161

SENT TO JAIL.-Henry Williamson, a
negro, was arraigned beforeRecorder Foster
for stealing eight dollars from the money
drawer of Mrs. Hughes, in Nichols row Of
buildings. Mrs. Hughes testified to finding
him under her counter with the till drawn
out, and in the act of taking the money. he
was sent to Jail in default of $500 bonds.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

The masonic TEXT Book OF TENNIS
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions in
the Degrees of Entered Apprentice; Fellow
Gran; Master Mason and Past Master.
Also, brief Digest Of the leading Prin.
eiples Of Masonic Jurisprodence Forms Of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, etc.
Compiled and and arranged under the su-
pervisiOn Of a special committee, appointed
by the ~. ". Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
Price s. 90. Sold by
" C. COLLIER.
10. 81 Union street. Nashville. Tenn
oefle-fm
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WRESTLING MArcH.-The long-talked Of
wrestling match between I. PRIcKETT and
a negro named SIMON THOMPSON, took
place al the race track yesterday afternoon,
resulting in an easy victory for the negro.
The white man and negro were about equal
In weight but the darkey experienced no
trouble in giving bis adversary two sewers
falls. THoMBsoS Is a Sumner county negro,
and was raised by JOINS THOMSON, on
Manscoe's creek.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

BtReIARY. The grocery Of JOHN FoER-
pERER, No. % Deadcriek street. was en-
tered on Sunday night, and robbed Of goods
10 the amount Of seveniy-6ve dollars The
entrance was effected through lathe and
plaster petition from pasage-way leading
10 the Offices above. No clue has been
gained 10 the burglars
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

DTsPosITroN OF TIE DEPUTY MARsHA1s.
In accordance with a recent aes of the
City Council, Marshal BRANrLEY has
divided his force of deputies among the diff
ferent wards, as follows:
First Ward.-James Steele.
Second Ward.-William Studervant.
Third Ward. Bell ReddiclS.
Fourth Wards. J. Starkey.
Fifth Ward-Patrick MeTigue.
Sixth Wsrd.-Thomas Hobsou.
Seventh Ward.-William H. Ambrose.
Eighth Ward.--F G. Tignor
Ninth Ward.-William Maskey.
Tenth Ward.-L X Spain.
Two Deputy Marshals win attend the
market each morning.
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New Orleans Market,

lby Ielegraph.J
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-Cotton advanced. Sales
Of 400 bales Of low midding at 3S939c. Receipts
4.74S. Sterling g.; New York Exchange = to 4
discount; freights to New York e; Liverpool
Il; Hayre u
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By TeleQraphl

ST. Louis, Oct. l5.-Cotton firm at SO cents
for good. middling. Flour inactive at 50 258l0 so
for Suporhne; 81 90 for single extra; S1l 5O9l3-
so for double extra. and $l4 001l5 90 for fancy
Wheat favor the buyers at 81 1902 90; prime
spring 81 60: prime fall 50 6092 20. Corn frner
at 7S9S4c. Oats lower at 47@50. Provisions heavy
at 1910. for bacon shoulders; 19lk9l9z for clear
sides. Lard dull at l71z@l91z. Whiskey firm at
at 81 80.
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oct14-Iw

A CRAsH.-The front wall of the old
stable on Front street, formerly occupied by
w. W. CRAIe, tumbled down saturday
with crash. Two boys passing ong, mar
rowly escaped being crushed beneath the
mass Of brick.
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Best Card of the Season !
SPLENDID SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT AUCTION!


RE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
w Thursday taEo 10Th Of October
on the premises ~ ACRES OF LAND.
ssBoscObeIIt" the residence Of DR.. c. ID. ELLI-
OFT before the war. and the most beautiful place
In the vicinity 81 the city. and still one Of the
most desirable ever offered in this market. said
property is located on the Franklin Turnpike, "a
miles from the Court House, in one Of the best
neiKhborhoods IN the county, with the Spruce
street and Franklin Pike Street Railroad now in
a state OF projection and to be completed in sixty
DAYS 10 within half mile Of Il, and expectation
Of its early extension btyond It. The property
Is divided into Lots to suit purchasers, whilst the
Residence with 10 acres Of ground attached. offers
particular attractions The house, tNo story
brick exclusive Of basement. contains IS rooms.
there arc two never-fsing wells, three cisterns,
choice collection Of fruit trees and the yard deco
rRted with Shrubs, Flowers and Eversreens-
The smaller and unimproved Lots arc very de-
sirable and offer, in consequences OF their high.
healthy and convenient location. every induce
ment to persons desiring TO secure suburban
homes.
"A splendid collation. viii be served on the oc-
-nsion and oEnnibuscs leave cur Offices on day OF
sslc AZ 10 e'cioak precisely.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known on day Of
sAi~ EVERY BODx COMET
ANnrRSoN. Johnson a SAITH.
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Nor1cE.-Be sure to attend the sale on the
Franklin Pike, this day at 10 o'clock, of the
splendid property of w. II. SMITH, which
is well suited for residences and gardening
purposes. Great bargains may be expected.
Omnibuses leave our Office 3S1 Union street,
at 10 o'clock. All are invited.
J. /. & r. w. BRowE.
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louisville Market.
lBy Telegraph.l

LOUISVILLE, October, l5.-Sales Of 81 hhds of
tobacco; common Tugs So 25@5 so; new leaf dull
at s7@l5 90; choice old leaf scarce at 15@65c.
Superfine flour from new wheat SO .. Prime
red wheat 50 IS. Corn in bulk 81 cents. Oats
50 cents. Mess pork firm at s32 So Bacon,
shoulders dull at 1916; clear sides 2O1< Prime
lard in tierces lSe. Whisky 81 SO.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

OLD THEATRE-The celebrated TRACE
dian, Mr.. CHARLES DILLON, viii make his
second appearance tonight in his celebrated
character Of Belphegor the Mountebank,
Mr.. DILLON has passed successfully through
the ordeal Of criticism by the leading news
papers in the world. The London Tines,
in lengthy and favorable criticism Of his
rendition Of the character Of Belphegor,
says, "the part was profoundly conceived,
and followed into its minutest intricaeies
without the slightest deviation from nature"
We lave no doubt Of the success Of Mr.
DILLoN's engagement and that full houses
viii greet him every night Of his stay
with US.
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THE CITY.


Our large circulation compels Us te 50 to pres
at an carly hour every night, and hereafter ad-
vertisers must have in their avors before O'Clock
~ Those that come after that hour cannot be
placed under the properly classified headings.
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WElELET { YARBR0UGH
WHOLESALE
GR0CERS S.

NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.
LULU BBLs EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
200 bbls extra superfHe Flour:
50 hbds New Orleans Sugar
8 hhds Demerara Sugar
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars
go sacks prime Rio Coffee;
. sacks Laguira Coffee;
IS bbls Fresh Rice;
50 bbls New Orleans Molasses;
90 boxes Proctor & CANDLES Soap;
$50 boxes various brands Soap;
100 boxes Star Candles
100 boxes Tallow Candles. hard pressed;
50 boxes Fine Chewing Tobaeeo;
80 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
8 bbls smoking Tobaeeos
8 kegs English Soda;
9 kegs American Soda;
30 eases and ID cans Oysters;
80 boxes Pepper
50 boxes Spice;
50 boxes Indigo;
50 boxes Ground Mustard.
Is bbis Mason'a BACKING
60 boxes Pint. Quart and 4 gal. Bottles;
% boxost Garrett SnuG
% gross Darkees Bluing;
8 b5ll Bonrbon Whisky
Is bbls Robsrtson Cognty whisky
100 bbls Foote Nash Proof whisky;
l0e bbls Ginger Cordial;
IS bbls Ginger Wine.
Is b5ll sWosf Wins
50 bbls Grape Vinegar
8 bbls bemon Syrup
% heKes Sterch;
Sc dozen Buckets;
50 dozen Brooms.
400 Flour Sacks
50 boxes assorted Candy
Brandy, Rum. Gin. Wines. Of various hranda 81
WEAKLY 4 YARBROUGH'S.
No. Nsrth College Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
oefi1-1fr
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MONETARY And COMMERCIAL.


OPTICS ~ TaR UNIss AND AnsE7cax.l
TUESDAY. October Is 1856 1
MONETARY told opened ii New York yes
terday l9S's vas 1873 AZ noon. declined e 1907
at l2sSo and was Isl al I Pm The closing rate
was not received. Brokers here we're paying 80
and holding At I52al2.
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Most Desirable Country Lots
At AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER IerH 1866. At Il
" o'clock. on the premises. We will sell
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND,

On the Franklin Pike, about three miles from
Nashville, and adjoining the lands Of Johl.
Thompson, Mrs- McNairy and others. This land
has been divided into Lots Of from about 20 IA
acres each presenting rare opportunity for pur-
chasing most desirable homes. The land i beau
gifully situated. highly productive. with branch
Of Browns Creek running through H. NeiEh5or-
hood unsurpassed. The Spruce Street Railroad
il shout to be commenced. and Will doubtless be
extended 70 within haif nile Of the land when
eompleted, and probably beyond IL IL Il not
ments are offered. A plat Of the land can be
seen at our Office.
Terms liberal and viii Be made known on day
Of sale. Sale positive. Collation free. Omni-
yited. J. L. 4 r. W. BROWN. Agents,
$50 Union street.
T. " BAnNre Aucfinneer oett-tds
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THE steamer Darid W'hiie, Capt H. b.
SHAW, will leave Louisville for New Orleans
on Wednesday evening
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MIssNG.-GEoRGE BRUoE boy nine
years old, light hair aud blue eyes, his fore
finger on the right hand cut on at the sec.
ond joint Any one knowing anything Of
his whereabouts, will confer a favor on his
family by leaving word at this Office, or at
his fathers, No. 3 Claiborns Addition.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-16

MINERS WANTED.-Wanted Immediately
City miners for the Sewane Coal Mines. =
A. S COLYAR
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THERE will be concert at Mil Creek
Church this evening, 10th october,) COM
mencing at o'clock. An excursion train
will be in readiness at halfpast o'clock,
which win deposit excursionists at the
church door and returning after the per-
formances are over. The round trip 40 cents.
This bids fair to be one of the most de-
lightful excursions Of the season, as the choir
viii be sustained by portion Of the well
known Mendelsohn Society. assisted by
many Of the finest and most accomplished
ladies Of Nashville and its vicinity, 20 say
nothing Of the ever-welcome Refreshments
which so Hospitality accompany (gratis)
these rural treats.
Tickets can be had at DoRMAE & FEN
ToN's music store, at DEMov1LLE & Co.'S
and at w. C. CoLLTER's book store. Price
one dollar. Tickets can also be had at the
door.
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OK aud after Oct, 10Th, the Sewanee locals
will be sold at 80 cents per bushel.
oc,I6 A. S. CoLYAR.
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10. DAVIS and T. p HERRAr, for disor-
derby conduct we're fined, the former s54 and
the latter s29.
Jomi BiLBo, creating disturbance, SI4
MIKE CASTILLO, drunk and disorderly,
sal
H. HARPER, forestalling the market, sl4.
ANNIE BRYANT, disorderly conduct, 81.
BETTY IEMAE, drunk and diaorderly, SIS.
KATE WrLLIAAfs, boisierously drunk, 50.
JAS. WILSON, kicking up a row, paid 50.
MATT. LEWIS, disorderly conduct, 81.
MoLLE WISsToS, was let off for 81, on
4 charge Of disorderly conduct.
JOHN CANADA, for being drunk on the
streets, was fined $40
MICH. HASDLEY, forestaIling the market,
paid Sc.
WESLEY BRowN paid 50, and Dick FINN
paid S., for acting in disorderly manner.
AK CoNEoR and HENRY SMITH we're
arraiened for drunkenness, and assessed 50
each.
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WILLIAM G. BROWNLOW.
GOVERNOR 0FTHE STATE oFTENNESsEE.
To the Sheriff Of he CosInsy Of DaridsOn, n
sasd Ssats-Grsstinq

VoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO
Il open and hold an ELECTION at all the
places Of holding Elections in your County on the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT after
having giv2R the notice required by law, for the
election Of a REPRESENfATIYE in the Gen
eral Assembly Of said State, 70 i'll the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Hon WM. b.
LEWIS, and due returns thereof make to me ac-
cording to law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand. and caused the Great Seal Of
u. 81 the State TO be affixed at the Department
in Nashville. on the Fourth Day Of 0ct0-
Der, 1866.
By the Governor. w, G. BROWNL0K.
A. J. FLETcHER, Secretary Of State.
In pursuance Of The above Proclamation, viii
open and hold an Election in the several Wards
Of the city of Nashville and Districts of Davidson
county. on THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1866. for the purpose Of electing
Representative in place Of and TO fill the vacancy
OceasiOned by the resignation Of Nm. B. Lewis.
One Of the Judges hereby appointed to hold the
above election in each Ward Of the city Of Nash
vile and District of Davidson county, is hereby
appointed to hold an Election at the same time
and places as above stated, for the purpose Of
electing their School Commissioners.
Z. E. PATTERSON,
Sheriff Of Davidson County.
October 10 1856.
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Government Securities are as follows.
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an CAKE MEAL.

ANDERSON. JOHNSON & Smith.
i'll. 4 r. w. BROWN.