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Il is SO universally admitted thst Constitution
Lie Syrup rs the only effective u'raus uf ~restors-
{ on IN toe ysruLs iotms Of Paralysis, that We need
not TeItsraie thst it IS emphaucauy The 6reat Lie
nlHInn HnHnr-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18

1T II
Is q positive ana SPECIFIC remedy all diseases
organising lrJm an lMPukE FATE Or The
BLOOD. and for all Hereditary diseases transmit
ted from fareUtto thild
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No. 264.

EORSALE-Ons and E nalf story BRICK HOUSE,
il No lea, vest SIDE q South Cherry Street, en-
Ward, Of four roome-tw0 up, and two down Etalrs-
Hydrant THter, good fence, stcfe-room aud closet
Lot sxis3. Pn9eS k.01e-&4,09 cash. balance 10 6
sud u mouths intereslFnd lea.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, February II.
The Senate met at 9 o'clock a.. ID.
SENATE.
Ew NENBERs.

william j. Mcfarland, Senator elect from
the "A h Senatorial District, chosen to I'll
the vacancy occasiOnsd by the resignation
OF Thomas II. Newburn, presented his ere
dentians, was sworn in by the Speaker Of
the Senate, and took his seat.
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Whstmsy seem almost incredibls Il, that many
diseases hitherto considered cope es-ly mcurAbie
are frequently cured M a low Gays OF weeks; and
we cheerrully luylte the Investigations o. the liberal
minded and scientific 70 cures which have no par
Rlel at the present day.
Dunng the past i've years We have cOptendea
with Ous Acles and overcome opposition as heIcu.
lean as were ever encountered ~ any fe.ornsrs.
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Constitution Life Syrup.
the Poor Mans Friend, and the Rch Msn's
kiessi0F.
WILLIAM 4. GREGG. NJ. D..
soie Proprietor. New York.
MORGAN a ALLEN,
aoN As-Sm. Wholesale Druggists, Agents.
40 elf street. \. r..
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VARNIsHEs.

3 bbis, oopal Varnisn, l BbI Japan VArnish.
z " Coach /" FLOWING
one barrel Blsck Leather.
Fof sale low, ~ EWIN a PENDLETON.
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No 2Rh-

NOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms,
II dining room. kitchen snd servants room Lot
SdxfS0 North Market street. next south o. dwelling
formerly occupied by N. Powers. Price $40
$500 cash hasrce N ! and 2 years.
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For Rent.

I WILL rent or lease for = term Of years, my
L farm ~ miles from Melville, Oh the Granny
White Pike. The lessee can purchase Al less thaa
value my farming utensils, stock Of hogs. cattle,
horses add iorsge she place Is 10 good condition
for gardening, having had most Of the land plough
ed ID the tai. and well manfred.
Apply Al my once, No. u north Cherry street,
Nashville, Tennessee. 3. W. CHILDRkS5.
iebl7-lw
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INDIGESTION, WEIGHT A. STOMACH, ILATuLENcE, LIv.
RI COMPLAINT, wANr OF AFPEIErE, SAD
BREATH, OoNsrIPArlos,
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froauces healthy men sad somen. and fthe const-
luton IL neglected IN youth, disease asd sarfv jeath
= TOE result 10 not delay When the means are &c
uesr a. hana, snd slIhia the reach oial.
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snme Time md P1ace.

VIII also be sold, on shove mentioned date, st
Memphis and Nashville, the balance Of Military
Railroad Property remaining undsposed Il Of at that
hole-
Sales viii commence At each place at 10 o'clock,
sIn. and continue until all the property Is dispose
ed Of
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70 9 O'Clock a. m. Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SAS5
After the House was called to order, the
journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
Mr.. Arnell moved TO have the names Of
those who were within the hall OF the House
when the vote was taken on the franchise
BILL but who refused to vote, recorded on
the journal. Ordered to be done.
The motion to change the rules, so as 10
admit public business on Saturday and Mon
day, was taken up and agreed to-ayes A,
49, q l
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No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE 10 Edgsdsld o
II S food rooms, lot boxlf0, third house on Calls
TN Pka. Pnes &,60-Sz.51 essh baiance 10 ODE
year; interest and ben. Apply 10
D. g. SCOVEL4 Real Estsse Agent
Once and residence. corner PARK street and Cap
mol Avenue, opposite east front q SKATE Capitol.
For any Of the above menno1ed puupeyty appiy
10 H @. SEQ NELs
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Of n Street. and cApioi Avenue, oppoEi
HIST Front q Ne STATE CaPito.
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Pu-gas the system entirely from 81 he esii effects
Of Mercury, removing the Bad Breath, aud curing
the Weak joints ana Rheumatic Pains Wnich tue
uss OF Calomei Is sure TO produce. lt hariens
Spougy Gums, and secures lue Teeth As firmly rs
ever
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Attention Capitalists
-
AIIatOOna Iron Works for 8

TUE Stockholders having 20 directed. lh'
Il dent VII odar said properly for sale, a.
on the nrst Iuesday 10 April next, 10 Ausa
less sold at private sale before that Jay. H.
perry IS locAtea 40 miles shove Atlanta, %
sides Of the Western a Atlantic Railroad. ~
1000 sores Of land, q reasonable portion aff
farming land, and The balance valuable Tor 80
mi~nerala-gOid, copper and iroa the ul
seeming 70 % iuezhausubie, and the gray or
esteemed among the BEST 10 the Worlt. ne
snd FIGURING Mills snd Iron Work. are 0nI
half mile from the Alla7oora depot. 90 Al
tfeeHt Huich furnishes The water poTer p
nall OF ne village % Allatoona beioags 10 ~
perry. some Of the buildings being enur-
stoyed. others damaged, al the aorslf
beng entirely destroyed, others damage, >
sorsing stock being Lost, and a ms0nJ
beng crippled IN msans b me
Res OF var, have determined the eompsBI z
fAler han aaempl under ihs circumsia1a
reauscitsfe.
information n detail can be procursab By
ing WcDANlFL
fsbT-2m AdsBa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18
No. 223.

EoR sALE-I65 feet on North Front street, east
H side. neNtnorth ofand adjoining Bridge street,
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toulouse snd large Livery stable.
IL will be sold as & whole OF iu lots. Now rented for
over Sl5G0 per annum.
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No. 22O.

LfOR kENT-FIver rooms in third story, south
It west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for Two
years from JznusTy LIST, 1866. At s40O per annum,
and 500 bonus. These rooms are well located for
business onicss, and cheaper than any We know
of-sTerskiog Si3 90 per month Tor each.
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TAKEN Up OFT OF ORDER.

Senate bill No. 272: To charter the Knox
vile and Jacksboro' Turnpike Company.
Amended, and passed on third reading.
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LIQUORS,

B6ls Alcohol, s. per cent
&c per cent.
6 4" Proof Spirits,
Ras Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes.
p" Pure French Brandy.
" Holland Gin,
Pare Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
Fof sac low BY EWIN a PKNDLEToN.
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PREPAHAB BY
WILLIAM II. GHKEG, NJ. D.
Graduate OF the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York; formerly Assis-
tant Physician ia the BlackwelI's
Island Hospituls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18
No. ZIG.

LFOR SALE-A small Frame house, lot 23X70, on
It Jackson street, uortn O. ihs Corporatiou Spring
Pnce $40.
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Terms of sale.
Sale Of Govt Property
Ohaktanooqs. Tennessee.

4 WILL sell at Public Auction on SATURDAY.
i February 24th, 1896. st II o'clock, a.m.. the
snip Yard, i~ncludIng Buildings. Machinery, Lum-
Der. Wagons and appurtenances thereto.
Alsn, % the sane time, the Fine Stern-Wheel
Steamer ''StOne River," in good condition, length
tered 214 tons.
A schedule Of the properly pertaining to the
above can be seen AZ this office.
Terms Cash IN us funis.
BY order Of BrsYet Co. John h. James, c. @. N.
d E. I. TBO5. J. CARLlLE,
teb7 ids BrsFet NJ ior and A q NJ.
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No. 22I,

Nor SALE-27Ol Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
Il the Sewsnee Goal Mines Marion county, Tenn,
with good improvements, saw Mil IN running or
der the general outlines aud description Of which
will be given. Price - per scrs-Az cash, bslsuce
l and year. Will excnange for city or country
property.
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No. 1885,.

EI0R R~ENT-Fifeen Acres OF good I and. sf srst
u Iol-gste on Gallstin Pike.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18
No. 236.

FOR SALE-4s2S feet, corner Vine and Uliou
streets, opposite the residence OF Mrs. Ex-Pro-
sldent Pok- Pncs $500 per foot. A noble spot Tor
a fine residence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-18
No. 225.

FOR SALE-A small Farm Of SO Acres, on the
Brek Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashville,
well improved. Frame house OF thras rooms, at
&c, hail and kitchen. Two springs. fine young or
ehard OF 600 fruit trees, iu.t beginning 10 bear, ap-
pies, peaches, plums, cherries and plums, ali well
enclosed. $50 per aere; ons-hsf essh. balance
IN one year. Possession given January lst, 1855.
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SENATE BILLS OK THIRD READING.

No. 3lS: To incorporate the Nashville
COiored Benevolent Society. Passed.
/, No. 307: To accept the charter Of the Co
lumbia and Hampshire Turnpike Company.
Passed.
No. 260. To increase the compensation Of
judges, and 70 amend an act passed May 8,
1865. Passed, and ordered 10 be tran smit-
ted to the House.
No. 305; To incorporate the Nashville Ice
Manufacturing Company. Passed, and or
dered 10 be transmitted TO the House.
No. S02; To incorporate the Stephenson
Academy, and for other purposes Passed,
and ordered TO be transmitted to the House.
No. 303: To incorporate the Tennessee
Steam Tanning Association. Passed.
No. 275: To incorporate the Tennessee
Central College.
Adjourned 10 Q o'cIoek a. m. Monday.
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TIE BILL.

THE FRANCHISE LlLLs
The franchise bill was then taken up and
read.
Several appeals were made for the with
drswal Of the previous question; but the
friends Of the bill were ineXorable, and the
vote was taken, which resulted as follows:
Ayes-Messrs, Anderson, AInell, Black
man, Carter, Clngan, Donaldson, Doughty,
DOwdy, Duggans Fusop, Garner, Grove,
Hudson, Hale, lnman, Jarvis, Jones OF
Claiborne, Jones of Greene, Mason, Max
we'll, MeNsir, Melton, Mullins, Moss, Muir
ply, Norman, Patton, Porter, Pickett,
Raulston, Rogers, Smith Of H~ardemsn,
Smith Of obiou, ~Snodderly, Thornburgh,
Underwood, Waters of Wilson, Waters Of
Madison, Walker Of Rhea, Welsh, Wines,
WOodc0ck, Woods-43.
Noes-Messrs. Brittle, Coward, Elliott,
Freeman, Morable, POston, Symmetry,
Steele, Stegsld, Williams, Speaker Heiskeli
IL.
No quorum.
Anumber Of members, who voted for the
bill, stated that they would enter their pro-
test against portions oft.
Mr.. Steele: That is a strange proceeding;
the majority protesting against their own
bill, yet refuse to allow amendment.
Some discussion arose, when Mr.. Steele
said he felt satisfied that if time for the
offering of amendments, and for discussion
was allowed, there would be no further
trouble. The retiring of members arose
from the fact that they felt that they had
been wrongfully treated.
Adjourned ull2pm.
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brakes Plshtshon Btiers,
Bulls Cedron
hostetter's stomach "
BoorhaEs's Hollsnd {"
Hollands German "
For SSlo low, by EWIN A PENDLEToS
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No. 234.

EOR RENT-A new Frame House Of rooms.
n 10 North Nashville, near the residence Of Mr.
F. r. Cheathsm. Price $500 per snnum.
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RErKas ~ PERMIssI0N 4

N|
Hon. Richsid ogelsby, Governor stEts Of Imra
hon. DAVID L. DAVIS, Judge Supreme Court J.
Hon. VIM @. BroWnioN, Governor Of Tennss
Bug. Gen Jas. P. BToEaloW, Adj. zen. stsisd.
nessee.
Hon. ~. NJ. Bnen, Nashville.
boa. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. @. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith. Nashville.
P. W. Msxsy, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris s~tratton. Hashvula
Messrs. Evans a Co., Nashville.
NimrOd Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Iunsls Il
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DIED.

ADAMsAt Bridgeport Conn., Saturday 2oh insi Margaret A.
wife Of d.. join a. Adams Of this city
friends invited attend the funeral on TUESDAY
21d o'clock Carriages viii be in waiting on arrival
OF i2.l5 train from New.i orb.
ALLIGER-At Queens. j. J.. Monday, the ed ast Anna
Ksm infant daughter OF Richard d. aud Anna AseF asrd
months and 10 days.
The rssvss friend. Of the flmy invited TO attend her
tho residence Of hrr grandfather Ben amin T. Nissan
esq Queens L. "wednesday, the 24h iust at O'Clock
p nL. without further nvitstiOD. -.
BiRNE-On Monday I'D No. 48 Chsthams, In this
city. John Byrne, Counsellor at Law. -,
win thence 10 ST. Andrew Roman Cshoc
Church O'Clock Tuesday the sd inst
solemn will take and o'clock in the afternoon ms
remains will be brought Calvary Cemetery for nterment ms
friends his brother Francis ByIne aud the eoer'
1.-THE Dramatic Fond AsocOu Of which he was menocf ae
respectfully invited 20 attend.
FORBEs-On Monday thu aid inst Forbes Of the
mouths and 10 days.
Tue rr1ive and keuds Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from h late residence No l5s West Theh
Wednesday Al clock Ills remains viii be taken TO
SMIrn- Rectory Passaie n j. Saturday Oct 90 1906
Bessie Buogh daughter Of the Rev Marshall b. and Augusta T.
Smith, aged 2 years and months
and friends parents invited to attend her
funeral Fon 81 Johns Church Passac an Tuesday seraoon
Oct. p. at O'Clock.
THOMsoN-On Sunday g. Eliza Hanna only daughter Of
DIR. W III. snd C. s. v d. Thomson aged years and months
Funeral O'Clock Tuesday Oct a. from No. 81 West
thr1. special will leave Forty second sston,
Harlem Rsilroad, for Woodswn Gene cry At . m 49,
WODi-nn Sundsy Oct a. s SspetOu ;. L. Mrs Mary ood
rset the late John Wood formerly Of the City OF hewfoFf
aged 60 yrars
Funeral services her residence Tarsee Gore at.
Stspleton Tuesday 13d inst o'clock The friends Of
James ood aud inliw Isaac
q. BOYER are respectfully invited to attend.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER % 1866


sembiy District held meeting at Keescrs Hotel ho 40
Pear a. last evening The following Officers Ne,s rcted
President John Bowie, Vice President, Arthur h'henna
Treasurer Michael Gaughein Recording SECRETARY joan mc
Glrc. Corresponding Secretary. John Bir1s >g o
Arms John Barry.
The following resolutions were adopted 49,
Bs',F TIT a. s prs..r noci contest tie plain duty
o. al oye1' o. Repubicsn GOverumsto Vs % tonsra A.
policy hearty united support thseofr me "a 90
.eHby Dtrc FEsroS WooDPoRo SAsPAieS CLyB ptSss
themselves sustain and uphold Congress On the noote
has taken ,sain hsy aad mhi by RECOMMENDATION ana unrest
ensd usurpstion. =, 81.
Re.e{ the p,torm principles sdoped by the Rpubea9
CHion party calm aud unmistskAoe lang ~ the
ami o. the loy peoTie this state upon nNoA 40
matters ard that tbeIse receives our cor dofeohH
Rrsoei That the state County judiciary Colsrs'l2ha SUI
Legislative nominations OF the Republican Union Py sfs IA w.
worthy TIE hearty support al tniop men t
Of known patriotism unsuled reputation and
Rsorc1 1ha, the I'D Assembly District Feptoh sna
Club viii abor uDcessnyy till the polls close on tne eh
ber for tho success Of the principles snd csnddsse' inc
Union party.
THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION AsSoClA'
TON.
So much Of the Eleventh Assembly District as con-
OF Eighteenth Ward met ast evening but did nothing
further than appoint Committee OF Conference WIN tl'
delegates from the Twentieth Ward and sdournei 20 IAl'
diy evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
MhRRIED.

PaDs Church. Brownvie New: orb
on tuesday Oct Rev DR. Tyler, VIM. Henry
city Of New York TO Pauline A. daughter OF Nn
H. Browne. esq. Of BroSnVile
CLARK-MAGILTAN-On Tsesdsy Oct &C. by the Rev James
Harper D. D. VIM Clark ~ D. to Mary daughter Of the aie
Thos Msyiltan.
Guernsey Co. Ohio papers please COPY
DARBY-TuOMAs-At Gss,buIs H. Wedae.day o,: Il by
the Rev Edward Berche D. d. nr. Edwin T. Darby OF Pha
deph to Miss Carrie b. edes, glitter OF F. r. ThOmss
EOBERT-TRusS-On Thursday Oct 49, BY the Rev. VIM IL
Mr. w Egbsr to Miss Kate Truss al OF this city
Western papers please
GRAHAM-DRuRY-M jamestown Chsataqqus Co; N II on
Thursday the 1871 inst Rev. Mr. Van Myok, Mt John
Orahsm Of NewYork City Mrs AeHia Dury late OF Detroit
Mich.
sFBPIN0-sWEET-At Kalamazoo Mchigsn Tuesday Oct.
residence OF the brides tsihe BY tho Rev samuel
Haskell j. Leroy sebrins to Miss Jula T. sweet al OF
No cards
sIMONsON-KINTZNGBy the Rev Vincent Bruce ctor Of
s. Paus Church George l. Smon-on 20 Evelyn H., youngest
daughter Of William f. KNITTING. both Of this city No cards
Phlade phia papers please copy. -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tnursds- Oct 49, at Crsuford n J
by Rev Murdock. BIZ NJ O. Foster to Miss Mary A. Ray
taandb ofbo York
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NETWORK.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT LoCkPoRr.


A large Union meeting was held in Lockport Nj.
agaya Cou,y on the 18th inst Judge Bowen presided and
Se Rev b Ives formerly chaplain In the army delivered
eloquent address in OF Congress and against the policy
Of President largo soldiers meeting 10 have been
held Monday evening at which Gen MaTtindae was to
speak.
UNION NOMINATION rs TIKI TENTH DISTRICT.
TFLKGsAPa 10
SIEG SIEG Oct 20.-Atthe Republican Union congress
Convention held hero to-day tue Hon NJ H. hopsTls09
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MASSACHUSETTS,

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IL THR TENTH DISTRICT
Abiah W. chAp'n Of Springfield has been nominated
by the Democrats Of the Xh District as their candidate
for Congress- This District is at present represented by
tbs Hon. Henry L. Dawes, who will undoubtedly be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
MURDERS.

HORRIBLE CRME-A WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.
~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
ACcUsIA, Ga, Oct arthur Williams, his wife anil
two daughters recently murdered AZ Rome Ga. Two
negroes committed the murder, and they have been
arrested. Ono contcs,ei that after numbering Mrs. Vii
ams he rayishcd her. His accomplish killed the father
and daughters with The object OF the negroes was
mOuey, but they found none. IL difficult restrain
people from innicing summary punishment upon them.
They committed To await due process OF Law.
The gold excitement In Tie upper counties of the state
is increasing. Rich is found Ia Pumpkin and Hall
Counties. Sales OF mines made at hi gh figures.
An ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT SHOT DEAD IN NASH
WILLIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
STATEN ISLAND

hithMbNp hOoNIl N'hiNAito''s
The following nomination were made yesterday;
Member o Assembly. Samuel r. Brick ir school t"gimi'
sinnrr the lct. James Brooks 1rca,urrr Jane" GuTou.
Onc'r of the Poor HGuy Bill; Jusiicc az Session, John T.
Hllycr Corolcrs TLDmis Warren Gco. e. t. QIla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

was nominated for Congress by reclamation The Dis
trct IL at present represented by Democrat the Hon
William RadfOrd Of IOnlers
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

NhN 1Okh STATE UNION IlChEI'
70. GS-'-rsr-Hon REUBEN L FENTON Chautauqusi
Ss'ft q l"srHor-Gen. SfEWAET l. WOoDfOkD. Kings
Io' ttss' t0nr-H0u STEPHEN 1 HAlI Sienhen.
fsr rriiAs flspeci9r-(,en JOHN HAMMOND Essex.
Election TUESDAY Nov. ..
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ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 22.hlr. T.. II. ". Bent, Associated
Press agent this point shot dead this afternoon by
young man named Hugh McGavock. The deceased
went 10 Louisville last week and while there reported
by the paper, having criminal intimacy with McGa-
vocks mother On his return here he published card
DENYING his guilt. He shot through the head and
breast and died in few minutes. Bent was originally
from Boston.
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WOMAN CIT IL TIE HEAD WITH AN AK.
ri TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Troy, Oct. ga horrible tragedy occurred Ill
the town Of ccrsbrgh in Rensselaer, County about =. miles
Troy, Friday night last named Hmm Coon
desperate character, employed by Henry Lnkcf farmer IN
q al OF passion seized and scut the WEAPON MASKING
through the skull Of his employers wife and into the brain pro
ducng mortal wound lie had been (ays The Hss( 10 The
village during the afternoon and returned about te te te
family were at tea When he entered the house MIS- aker
mndc remark TO him when he angrly inquired u she
wanted row with him Mrs l.. replied no and dd not
pursue the conversation further Coon turned upon MS heel
and let the house No attention paid 10 MIN anu no
thought entered the head OF Mr. Lakcr or his We mat any
trouble would result from the conversation although thi Cd
served Coons angry look as he passed out
IL the ynin directly 10 the woodse ana pro
cured Armed with this terrible weapon ne reetgred
the house and walked directly up Mrs Lak VINO was eat
her supper Mr. Lhkcr also at the taDe aud oil u
conscious o the intentions Of Coon not even nocng the AK
which he held In his hand continued on IN the quiet enjoyment
the evening meal In moment be saw the monster raise
the weapon and percetipg the gmmr OF tbs polished steel ~
the light OF the candle eaped upon him and as he supposed
aVcrtcl the blow aimed At his wcs head seiAns Icon ne
threw him down dragged him 90 the door and kicked MN OUT
OF the house All this while Mr. Laker was UNCONSCIOUS OF h
ves fate Turning around he Observed that she had aleh
and going her discovered the AZ su SUCKING
In her hoad having ce skull and brain producing mortal
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TNInN MEETINGS.

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HAML- HARRIS, Chairman,