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DAILY LEADER.
nEw ADyERTEsEMExTs.

HRH kDvERTEsEMENTs.
Dryaut, Stratt0n & Perrin-Local Notice.
Fclton & Bigslow-LoGal Notice.
J. Ssiiiin Houghtoa-SpeciaI Notice.
FsIiambe & wIk,ns-Tnf0rmation Wanted.
O. Cutter & SOn-P;ano at Auction.
Lealer Ohce-Caue Lost.
Or Ramsay-Local Notice.
No / Union HaIl-Girls Wanted.
Cobb, Andrews & Co-New Books.
Sczod9ut-Jocal Notice.
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CoUScL MEETIsG-The City Council meet
in regular session this evening at seven and
q half o'clock.
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KENNARD HOUSE.

Arrivals ss the Principal Ezotezs for
the last Tweniy-FOur EIours.
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
perior street. GylS) BURT & DARE.
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Fountain CIrr.-This elegant propeller
leaves on Wednesday evening for Chicago
and Milwaukee.
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GERMAN THEArRE-Madame pardenne
had q benefit at the Academy of Music last
evening. There was q good house.
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CANE Losr.-On Superior or Euclid streets.
The fuder viii receive the value of the
same in money, by leaving it at the LEADER
Counting Room.
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SOLDIERS TAKE KOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of "Free Claim Agen-
eyo In another column. msy2s
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For ToLEDo.-The Arctic, Capt. Pratt.
leaves for Toledo at six this evening.
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Class 2. PREMryM s. O.-For TrOtiin- Hlrses
owned H. Cleveland, that have never shown ? 50.
Mile heats 3 in . TO HaTress F; 4%cnier, 10 start.
THURSDAY, AUGUST I'D, 1866. PREMIUMS 1000.
Class = PREMIUM S7o0 -For Trotting Horses
who have never slinwn2.@ii cub IT,. % ntsth,
to harnes.
First Eorse .......- S5a1
SecOrd zfrt
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Class 6. KENyARs House. PUasE, SI5J.-For
fIOtting Horses. Double Teams, owned BY one
man. z IN thee to Wagons, for Cleveland HOrses;
3 to enter, = to start.
SATURDAY, AUGUST EZRA. PRryIuMs $1,000.
Class 7. BEITEN PREMIUM S7O0-Fcr Trptt-ny
Horses who do not take a Prcmium- sa5to
Harness; 3 to enter, : to start.
FIRST horse-------. ..-----..---S 90
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MELoS-CoLIc.-A disease induced by eat
ing the green water melens now coming
into market.
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For BuFFALo-The Pacific leaves for Buff
falo al noon to-day, from Bucks dock.
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I OST-A Pocket Book containing Dote7 amounte
l. ing % s.. enA. aud $40 in money, and othrt val
uable papers. The notes are in amounts running
from $50 san: some Of the notes due = inllce
NOTES and pape-s are left at the Leader ONCE, the
Marty iegyfnE them will be literally rewarded, and
e+,T-t.f augS.3i0
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Class 8. PREHiUM s3OO.-For all TrotssBc
Horses oSued II cleveland. 3 in & TO harness; 4
to enter, 3 to start.
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DErRoAr BoAT.-The Morning Star is the
boat for Detroit this evening.
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Mnnwaukee Market-A1~ Ne

FLoUE-Dulls at advance % Soc.
at SI,SS.
CORN-Quiet.
OATS-Steady at Csc.
kEcEIPrs-tlour 400 bbls; wheat Is, 1000 bush.
shIPhENr-tlour $3.50 bbls; wheat 4,6OO bush.
coin 5000 bu.; oats l., 900 bu.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

IN Citizens wishing Conveyance 20 either Q: sas
above Trains or Boots, vii De called for by Cosches
OF Stevens Omnibus Lins, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 1G0 Superior street, cp-
pesite the Weddeil House. nayI5
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OF IHE
ANNUAL HORSE FAIR.
ASSOCIATION,
August sd, 23d, 2lth snd 25th, 1866.
$50 90

wEpNEsDtY. August 22D, lsGG. TRTMIUMs $1,000.
Class l. PREsIUMs SsOO.-For Trotting Horses.
Two miles and repeat, TO Harness. Open to the
world 3 to enter, 2 to start.
First uorse s-ol
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TNCREhSRD PFHSION4 am ANN.

flONAL BOUNr IES to Soldiers, Sailors ana
their widows, ChiidTen and Parents.
- j Wa inst passed and approved.
80 500 to $40 II diti"nal Bounty, and 81 to
Sl7 per month increased Pensioa,
~ Officers in commission March 80, 1865. and
dischsi ged after April 9th, 1865, are entitled 10
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains against the GoFernnsnt presccutsd
promptly aud thoroughly, aided By = competent
ASSISTANT in Washisg5on.
rs Send in your discharges, certificates Of Pen
sion, and other proper vouchers ant proofs. 1
will send ciseular, giving full inform .tion rpd
prepare the necessary p pers to secure the sIaim.
d. W GAGE, Claim Agent,
augl No. Il Csse's Block, Cleveland. o.
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E.
making slight resistance. The bogus officer
slapped pair Of hand-euts on Quinns wrists,
ana bade the regular patrol man take him to
the station house, while he proceeded to head
quartersand reportedths arrest. This was done
the strange man making his escape with the box
and its contents.
NEW YORK. Jan. z.-The Ti5pae's Washing
ton special says Admiral Fsrragut received re-
port from the Commander Of the West India
Squadron stating that six large French transport
vessels had put Ii at Havana On their way to Vera
Cruz The transports were empty and it is belior-
ed they were intended to carry back troops from
Mexico TO France.
The Tsaes' special says: Major General sherman
entered the Senate Chamber in company with his
brother, Senator Sherman. this afternoon while
the Senate was in session. Immediately a buzz
and hum Of suppressed voices broke forth among
the numerous auditors in the galleries. and there
was rush to get in favorable positions for good
view of the military hero. The Senators one by
one approached the General and warmly
shook him by the hand. For a time he was
surrounded by admiring friends. snd the business
ofthe Senate was almost suspended during his re-
ception. General Thomas came here on offic in
business and it is said he will remain for the next
coming week. Generals Sheridan, Meade and
Thomas are all ordered here to form a military
convention Of affairs in the several Departments.
The records Of the Treasury Department show
that from March, 1863 up to August 1865, aban-
doned and Captured cotton, valued at $5.744,00o,
was seized by the Government in the Mississippi
Valley. OF this amount s. 500 coo have been paid
into the Department. the remainder having been
transferred to the original owners Of the cotton,
which, to that amount had been improperly
SEIZED. "a s
For he fiscal year ending june, 1865 the Mint
and branch Minis Of the United States coined
S32 SIS. 24s.6l in gold. silver and copper coins.
The TrsbsRe's Washington special says gentle
man just arrived here from Charleston says that
in consequence of the cruel and oppressed legsla-
ton against freedmen, enacted By the South Caro-
lima legislature. General Sickles has been com
PEELED to issue a very radical order annulling all
such legislative enactnenis.
The Tiibunes special says intelligcnce has
reached the Commissioner Of Customs ofthe trans
fer of large share Of the smuggling operations on
the St. Lawrence to different points on the houn-
dairy line between the British Provinces and Daco-
tab The Commissioner has taken the necessary
precautions for the suppression of this illegal traf
fc in that direction,
The case of Mrs. Cobb. pardon brokeress, against
detective Baker was continued to-day. There was
considerable argument rs to the admissibility of
testimony relative to the character of the plaintiff
but no evidence ct interest or Importance was
elected.
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THE Hampton (va.) correspondent of the
Baltimore Gasette says
ave hear occasionally some news of
Mr.. Davis, and some lately which is
authentic. He has twice been very
sick within the past six weeks, suffer-
ing from erysipelas, and at one time was at
the point Of death, so near to il that he gave
to his physician many farewell messages to
his wife and family, and expressed wish
that the world might know through him (the
physician) how pure and. disinterested his
motives had been in all that he had under
taken. This same physician has been re-
moved from his place, and ordered else
where. Ii is presumed that he showed too
much sympathy for his suffering patient.
The guard over Mr.. Davis, always very
heavy, lass been recently doubled, and the
officer who remains in the same room with
him Is not allowed TO speak, read, smoke or
sleep during the twenty-four hours Of bis
watch. b. n
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Cincinnati Market.
[By Telegraph

By telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-FLoUR-Quict: and un-
changed.
wHEAr-Steady; Sl.7o for new red.
CoRS--Steady at 54a55c for No. l.
0ATs-Steady at 3a@40c for No. /.
RyE-Quiet at 75a76c for Mol. r1i
Hocs.-Dal1 and 25c lower, closing with a firm
footing. Drovers ask l.25 for city dressed, with
buyers at SlO.75. Receipts 24o0.
PRovIsIoSs.--Mess pork closed at SIS. 25@2s.50.
Green meats, steady Mt 127z@16c for shoulders.
sides and hams Bulk meats. firm at 12l4. l44@
16c for shoulders sides and hams. Bacon in de-
mand at ll4@l5 for shoulders; l61z@17c for sides;
l4@l9ixc for clear sides. Lard is dull IKE for
prime.
GRockRTEs-Unchanged and quiet.
.Corros--Dull and prices nominal. z
WHIsKY-Steady at 2 8 for free. q
Gold 1885,.
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Central Railroad Bank q
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Cempanys-e(
Bank Of Middle Gs---..7f
Marine Bank.........-.---7t
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After The introduction and passage on their first
reading of several bills Of local and private
character. the HOUSE considered and passed the
following on the third reading: -
For the relief Of the Judge Of the 9TH Chancery
District. IN
To incorporate the Pioneer Oil. Land and
Mining Company.
To incorporate the Southern Telegraph Com
pany.
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DEPARTURES.


Gen. Burksvlle
CINCINNATI.
We learn by Telegraph that the Mississippi
River is clear Of ice. and that the weather is
mild. VII
The. lima White did not get of yesterday as
advertised. She leaves this morning at 10 o'clock.
See advertisement tl
The Louisville Courier of yesterday has the fol-
lowing paragraphs in reference to river matters:
On the falls last evening there were over eight
feet steamboat water down the Indian chute. and
the falls nayigable for ascending boats. The La-
nsiaary Rose Hite, Fanny Braadeis and Laura
Fenton assembled the falls also the Messenger from
New Orleans. bound for Pittsburg.
At pittsburg. yesterday nj noon. as we learn by
special dispatch to the Merchants Exchange. the
river was rising. with eleven feet water In the
channel by the Monongahela pier mark. The ice
wasranning heavily from the Allegheny so as to
wholly prevent the departure Of boat. and the
weather cold and cloudy.
BY special dispatch to Captain Cox, Of the Nor
man, we learn that the Mississippi at St Louis
was open 70 Cairo Thursday evening. with the
safe arrival Of several boats and others dmRrting
The weather was rainy. though cool, withvsteady
rsin failing. aud the ice thinned out very much.
The upper river, however. was still closed with
ice.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-28

Mr.. VIM. c.. SsAPP, the County Court
Clerk of Sullivan county, takes exception
to a recent letter Of our East Tennessee cor
respondent. As matter Of simple justice
we publish his reply, and here the matter
must close, so far as the columns Of thispaper
are concerned, as il is subject in which
scarcely any Of our readers feel the slightest
interest
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-28

FuIcnER, who invented Butterscotch
candy, or introduced into this country, is
making ii in this city with all the modern
Improvements. II you want the best, you
should sc, Fulchers. He can supply any
amount, and If you try his You will let the
rest alone
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TO CONsUMPTIyES,

"
The Rev Edward A. Wilson's Prepared Pre-
serption for the cure OF Consumption. Asthma.
Bronchitis. Coughs. Coils. and all Throat and
Lung Affections, has new been in use over ten
years with the most marked success.
The Remedy. prepared under Mr.. Wilson's per-
sonul supervision. also pamphlet containing the
original Prescription, with full and explicit drec-
tons for preparation and use. together with a
short history of his case. may be obtained of
Messrs.
CIV. HENDERsR0Tr a CO..
Druggists,
~ Corner Cedar street
and Square,
~ Nashville. Tenn.
Sole Agents for Tennessee.
Or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second Street,
Williamsburgh, n. Y.
az Price Of Remedy $500 per package. Pam
phleis furnished free Of charge. astae.
dec 20 colin
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. FIRST PAGE-China An Interesting
Letter from Hong Kong-Labor at the
South-The Stolen Church Plate-Affairs
in the South, &c, &c.
FOURTH PAGE.-Poetry: The Old Bach
elors New Year--Southern Enterprise
North.
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What the CeIored Dele Easfsns Think
and want. -
WAsHISeToS, January %.

A delegation from South Carolina, Flor
ida, Mississippi, Illinois, Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode Is
land and other States Is at present at Wash
ington, composed entirely OF colored men, 10
urge equality before the law for all Ameri-
can citizens, without regard to color Hav-
ing acted up 10 the present without erganiza-
ton, they met last evening and organized
for concerted action.
George l. Downing, who represents six
New England States, was elected President !;
Lewis ii. Douglas, of Maryland, son Of
Fredericks Douglas, Secretary, and John
Jones, of Illinois, Treasurer. These dele
gates had an interview with General Howard
to-day. They are unanimously opposed %
the colonization or massing Of the colored
persons in any place in or out Of the United
States. They wish for continuance Of the
freedmen's bureau, with an enlargement q
its powers.
They desire. unqualified franchise Cor col
ored citizens, so long as that shall be, as at
present, the general rule Of the State. While
they cherish no resentfnl feeling toward the
States lately in rebellion, they are opposed "a
their being allowed political power in the
councils Of the nation, until they shall give
practical evidence Of the adoption in spirit
OF the amendment 10 the constitution. by
abolishing legislation IN fayorof a privileged
class
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Ncr Masic.--Our friend Mcclure, on
Union street. has received the following
pieces Of new music, 10 which they invite
the attention Of the ladies: Not with that
Ring !" Loves Greeting;;" "The Brightest
Gem"
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS o'BRYAN's
SCHOOL, ON NORTH VINE STREET. WILL
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH jan6-1in.
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BLACK SMITHS NoTIcE.-we

BLACK SMITHS NOTICE.-we have
now in store Fifty Thousand pounds of assorted
Farm Iron. Horseshoe Band. Hoop. Plow Bar.
Tire, half round and round Nail Rods, &c.; this is
Swecd's. which il the best of Hammered Iron
Price, Seven Cents per Pound.
FL. t Jos. R.DILLIx & Co.
No,sO College street. near Broad. Nashville.
jan25-tf
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The best method Of cleaning soiled walls
is to have them neatly papered by
jan26-2w WM. FREEMAN & Co,
2s Public Square, Cor Deaderick st.
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LoxE JAcK!li A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
dee12-tf. IT
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A PINE lot of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
mas times For sale at III
FosFER BRoTHERs.
dac1o-tf
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CALL at Bcnson's Music Store. 81 Union street, if
you want a cheap Album. Writing Desk, Port
Folio. or anything in the shape Of Christmas
present. as we are selling at cost TO close out
dnr aa--dtf
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The fa!leHlnE are the rates paid b THos. 8.
streets, for nncurreat money. These quotations
are liable to 1nctuate. but may be depended on
for sufiiclent length Of time for remiftances to
outdelAy.
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RIVER NEWS.

Owing to recent rises the Cumberland is boom
ing. There Is twenty feet of water on the shoals
g - - is f4RRIvAIs. "
Tsa-..ol 80 Ca;ro
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JOS. r. DILLIN & CO..

Storage and Commission Merchants,
No. so College street. near Broad. Nashville.
Tennessee.
Our business is exclusively Receiving. Storing.
Forwarding, and Buying and Selling on Orders
jan25--tf Jos. r. DILLIS & Co.
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PRIvArE MEDICAL ADVICE Read DR.
Whiftier's advertisement in another column
- ianoo--l,na
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Plx1x and Dssorasive Wall Papers At
jane6--2w w. FrErxAx 4 Co.'s
No. % Pabsis sqnsre, Ger, Dssderiei 81
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: RARE CHANGE
ron
H
INV EsTMENT'

ON TUESDAY,. sTH IAxUAKY. I 5
~ SILL A. Ftil:e Aucfiq4. sha lot adj
Hicks Block. On the aotih side 81 tks !
sq9srs p szhssI.s' faxeth<r VIE Al the [
Cooke. E9tfes 4 Co. Destroyed y Sc % j
inst The <,teutio< ~ tha<e dz>i<in< snf.
s96sIkbIr IN rezfns.nf = >siIst 40 lbs sale.
Int 7ronfs = feet sn The Square and runs bas
4szns a. sa1s--oae-faartk cask. b.lanss
II ard "a uanlhs 9Th interest," f<eM day "a
Appregci security rraaifed sn1 4 leo ret<ii
jsnip-.d FRANK As8&yo'
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BANK ING 0UsE
OF
A. w HI e + l. Il s s e. co.
q UNIoN STREET

DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sill
yer. Government Vouchers, State and United
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
Of their old friendS, and the trading public gene
rally. to the fact that their banner is again un-
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrent
bank notes, &c.
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tLLpkRsess EsAyIxgeLAzNB AGA
ssrrsbs nqt'ssa = pr<sen} ts<n = nc. Or
;ken 4 Ja:iss finiI'l ! Snltz sIles. q.
street } 81 rt5ucnt; zFd Ell pzs<ea< ip1c}s
sid Efr4ts. III; pisarr een,< xcF4 4el
's Isssis. . Kxss sss''sI' Z I ]
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Auntfnfsfrslf0rk NOTICE.
frHE INSOLVENCY on THE PERSON
4 Estafe Of the late =. N. McNaify havins (
suggested TO the Clork Of the County Coarf
Davidson county. an order was made on me
claims against SAID Estate % Sic them with
Clerk Of the County Court for Davidson ecu
on or before the oth day Of May 1855. o. The sia
wa jan & lsss''' ''' A. a MERRITT. Ad,a
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~ ~ 81 q IT g. ~
v,HE UNDESsrGSgD con8uTTEE
asyor. VII ssli a pabis Anstisn. on sEs
iss1. conlmeae:nr II 10 oloek,
Monday. FebrsIary 1eth, zf
he fallswins pisces o. sHrs<is OF srssad. 6
Twensy Lsss In Hysss tdditisa Of Nae
ssvsn Of These Lots front C46sf r<r<>t AT
1rs ffolas x nowiss streets ari si<1t 'front.' n
~ slFsak. These Iots Hse ~ ra[41 lev ~
feet beg ord Tie x@s<ern liuitss thc riiy. {
cation heibg edmifeb;f adapted far aessness
or fzmily fesideutes. itflf
Ai.o. On FUEEoky. FBHKUkny lssh.
cell two L,sfs 81 q ltel earh. IroutirE cherry
near the Csmsts'y. and sdio:asnz 64s =
1sS q, wrpsuDAY. FEBz1agY u
win ssll ~ FEES % fire 4. ~ z, nerfl
dsr. and ad;ssniar ". = c<Pper end Mrs..
BroEa. within ffsT sards 81 be Capitol. one
mosf dssirabIa A. vel - M NEST valnabl
IN the cisF. ~. -
Al.o "a Get On NORTH F-mt street.. al
c. =. II. Marin End VIM Pliers hsiFs-
Ai<o. Il feed On the srsl side a the &
square. sdlo.nsnx the City ff,tel. This Lot
valuable. AZ siil r5umz1it he attention .
desiring to ufcheHL
InEss--01s third eezh; ne halsnss n o
two gears notes hcarinx las'fs. Interest iron.
9TH len re'''efd S ss3fsr u NOW s5'f W. ~
4 4 Fs SsSa8Is6)s}o.-.
i1uit-t4
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rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKBN
i the above Warehouse. Wall purchase and
Produce, on Commission. Planters fsToring uE
with their bnsiners may rely on getting the high
est market price for their Produce. Cur charges
oiir old friends favor ~ with orders for Groceries.
they may rely on having goods purchased zf the
lowest market prices. We VIII give our attention
10 goods forwarded 10 us from other cities. Ship
pers may rely on having their Foods forwsfded
promptly by the Grsf fra;p CT boat sffer their ar
rival Our Office Is on Market street. where the
old books Of Hugh Mccrea 4 Co. can be found By
those interested
Hoping for share ofpublie patronage. we sub
janis. HUGH NccRgA Co.
ISIS
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NOTICE.
flsnE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
this dsS hqea diseels<d W msfsa1 tcnscnt
=. h. FEH&EIkAEER fctirrs from The hrn>
sh5i7f tss5 Ass sss I.s,t = s &. sss.s 2 YAK
BUSINESS rn1ef Ia ~ osSIe q Nm. Fleni<an Z
c.. 81 r, Pennsklker VII! remain = Clerk. and
~ 49, B Sc . ''' A's NJ fssSIeAS 90.
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We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL DoSEL-
SON, ESQ., of Nashville, a. candidate for Attor-
ney General for the District composed Of the
counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson,
nj the ensuing election. Jax t5-td
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For Circuit Court Clerk.

HkyIso been solicited BY large number oil old
friends, VIII. l.. Poster has consented 20 an
noance his name AS a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Davidson county. at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized 10 announce the name of
David q. Love q candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Davidson
county. al the snsuLE March election.
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We are authorized TO announce A. j. Cresg hton
as a candidate for Constable. at the ensuing Marci
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Dor Attorney GeneraI.

wEare authorized TO announce WIN. A. Gfen'
as a candidate for County. Judge OF Dasids
county, nj the ensuing election.
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For County Judg

VIZ are authorized to announce WIN. Id.
Robertson. Of Whites Creek, DOR the Office OF
Revenue Collector. of Davidson county. az the
ensuing March election. janl6-td
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