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Kurz widow by marriage OF Xavier Borden, and v
the wife Of John Heine) and John hene, her husband
Third Dis ret Court of New Orleans No q OBJ
DY VIRTUE OF "a writ Of fieri fscias 10 M
~ the Honorable the Third District Of NeE
Orleans, the above entitled will proceed se AZ
publ auction The aud AuctOneers EXCHANGE
Roy street. between Canal aud Customhoase In the
Second District OF this city. MONDAY the tenth dOh1
day of Feb 1855 at o'clock the following describe.
property, W.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togsther with the In,
thereon sua ed 10 the Third District Of tia
city IN the square bounded By Esp anade Miro Ga.z AID
kefleree stree gnatsd by the letter C on sxetes
made by A dHeme-ourt. deputy the 2ltn D
eember 1860 and having the FLOWING dimeasons to wits
So II " chss and lines Espaaade 800 feet
6inches and lines thence ooqas
live Is fet and lines in depth until strikes
Kererec and 36 feet the side line towards Galvz
street
purchase Alfred Marchand, per passed before
Adophe Boudou.que, late nstary public, 10 this city,
dated March IS, 1862
Seized In the above suit
RS-TKRMs-Cash on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY
Sheriff Of the Paris Of Orleans.
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CONsTABLE,s SALES.
KERN a DILLNAx VS. L. LEuLE.

KERN DILLNAN VS.. L. LENLE.
Nos 1884 and 3Is5
RY VIRTUE OF n writ of 0eri faeiag
to me directed by the Honorable Paris Chhdsss Second
Justice OF the Peace Of the parish Of Orleans / viii
proceed TO sell At public auction THURSDAY the 20
DAY OF January 1863 81 IL clock Ichoupitou1s street,
coIner OF Jackson Fourth District-
efBousehold Furniture
Seized IN ths above entitled suit.
Ia TERMs-Cash in US Treasury Notes
JOHN KUZAC. Constable
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WITHOUT LIMIT ON LONG CREDIT AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,".
SALE FOR PARTITION.

THIRTY TWO SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES.
Embracing -Four Hundred and Twenty Lots of Ground in
the First Fourth Districts the Jsckson Railroad
and Depot, being inersscted by Clio, ErsO, ITALIA Mel
pomene St. Andrew Josephiae jackson and Philip Streets
and by Willow Claiborne and other far back
White street.
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-FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE tow
OF CARRoLLTON AT AUCTION.
BY j. Id. WALTON e. DEsLONDE,

J. B. WALros Auctioneer,
Office, AZ CarOndelet street
CATUHDAT, january IL. 1sGS, 12
~ O'Clock the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange
Royal street, will be sold -
FOUR SQUARES Of GROUND in the OF Car
Toan parish Of Jefferson, DESIGNATED by ths ros 295 A.
2yS b 276 aud ZIG B, by VIM. ~ VII Jams,
veyor ma Civil Engineer, dated December TO- 1867.
fqusre No. 2S A Is bounded by Holly Grove, Hami
ton, Dixon and Seventeenth streets and so
feet front each Of the above named streets.
So No 2eS Is bounded by Holly Grove, Hamilton
Dixon md Eighteenth Streets aud 800 feet each
Of the above named streets
Square No. 26 is bounded by Mary Jackson. st oeitE
and Sixteenth 800 feet each the
above &c streets
SQusre No 276 Is bounded by Mary Jaeksoa StrOetz
tenth Streets and 800 Of the
above named streets.
RS-TERMs-Ca,h in U S Treasury notes.
Aets of sale before Beck Jr, Notary Public, az
pense purchaser including United States Revenue
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Batture Property.

THAT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
Known Square No. "a A, bounded BY Pcydras Lafayette
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1HOMASW BoTHICK vs.. MRS. WIDOW McC AKrHY.-
Third Dsuict Court OF New orleans-No. 2Ll9l.
DY VIRTUE of writ or 6ert faclas
ID to directed by ths Honorable the fnird District
Of New Orears in the shove entitled cause will po
coed sell II public auction TUESDAY, the -Four
tasnth day OF January, 1868 at l0S o'clock A nv
Warehouse No % Jefferson street, in the Second District q
this city
lot Of Household Furniture and MoveAbe Effects Per
inventory which be At my Office
re ned in the above suit
n9rrERNs-Cash on the spot.
GEO. AVERY
Sheriff Of the Parish Of OreaaS
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T. DECHAMPS VS.. L. LoRENS-rHIRO DISraICr
C urt of New Oreans-NO 2lO3g
RY VEBTUE of an writ of a-rl naeIns to
- directed by the Honorable the Thi District Cout
New Dreams in the above entitled cause will proceed To-
e at public auction the premises hereaaer
on SATURDAY. the 18th day of January 1865, At lOL
o'clock A.. -
The % the COeehouss the Household Furni
and mOvssbe effects emses Of defendant know
the Brooklyn House. in the Aig ers ght bank
o. hs Mississippi River in this parish psr Inventory which
can be seen q nv Office.
Seized in the abov suit.
H9- TERNs-Cash on the spot
GEORGE ". AVERY
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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SMALL TWOsTORY FRAME HOUSE ON POY-
DaAs STREET, BETWEEN PRIEUR AND JOHN.
SON STREETS.
BY j. II. WALTON a. DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON Auctioneer.
Office. No. AZ Carondelet street,
SATURDAY, Jan II. 1865, mt lie o'clock
- at the Merchants and AuctiOneerS' Exchange
Royal between Canal and Customhouse Streets will
he Sold
ORE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
meLt thereon in he First District OF this city, in the
bounded by Poydras Perddo Prieur aud johnson sest
designated lot No plan N, ~ drawn by q. Groux
the 2th Deeemb ls52 denosred in the oTce OF K.
Bier notary public in this city; said 1T of ground
% feet inches froRt Poydras depth Of
100 feet. The mpr vsmsnts tails lot ceni.t Of
story frame house. having the first floor and
rs 1ERSs-Cash, in U s. Treasury notes.
Of sale before A. Mszureau notary public at the
perse of the purchaser inc udng the u Internal
stamps auired by law.
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GEO. W. AVERY,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Reconstruction.

The work goes bravely on notwiths:and-
ing all Presidential impediments. Congress
has just passed a bin re-admitting the States
Of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and Florida, to representa-
ton in either House, and restoring them to
all the rights of selE government which they
forfeited by rebellion. Arkansas has already
been restored by a seperats act. We well
rome back these wandering stars 20 their old
orbits, from which they were torn By Demo-
cratic traitors. Texas, the g Lone Star" on
the border, Mississippi Of reputation dis
grace, and Virginia with her Wanted mater
nifty Of States and Statesmen yet remain I'M
prepared for restoration.
We hope the sun Of the next Attn Of July,
whose rising will be heralded by the thunder
iugs Of ten thousand cannon, the souLthrill-
ing strains Of martial and patriotic airs aud
the loOd huzzas Of loyal millions, win not
behold ore single component Of the Union
from It's place, but will girdlO with golden
bands a temple complete and perfect in every
part, dedicated to American Freedom and
Nationality.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democracy of Tennessee have held
their convention, and eppointed their dels.
gates to the great POw-wow that comes Oh
in New YORK City on The 4th Of July next.
The most noticeable feature Of this pOltieal
sssemblage was TIE attendance efGen, N. B.
Forrest of Fort Pillow inhmy aa delegate
from Memphis, and'his prominence ara mem.
Der. The whole disRracefal and outrageous
affair was, we believe, manipulated by this
heartless murderer Of q brave Federal gar.
rison. Nothing done without the concur
renee Of this rebel iend, who should have
been hung at the close Of the war for the
horrible and atrocious crimes he committed.
He is also a delegate elect to the New York
Convention, along With Laudou G. Haynes,
who is kROwu throughout the State as an
original, bitter and malicious rebel, and trail
tor to his country. Row any Union man can
strike hands in q common cause With such a
miserable and rope deserving set Of erimi-
mails and outlaws, we cannot sec. The bare
idea Of association with those ia a political
struggle, who most wantonly ~disrsgarded the
rules Of civilized warfare and added to its
unavoidable horrors barbaric and rsmorse-
le's buteheries, is revolving to any mar who
has but one globule of patriotic blood " that
steals its lonely way along his veins" Demo-
Gratis say that Forrest, in the New York Con-
v%entlon, is a set of for GoyerRor Brown Of
Georgia in the Chicago Convention. This is
not true. Governor Browns speech before
that cOnvOcatiOn of patriots was a frank,
honest and bold confession of a past lie OF
error and wrong, deep and sincere contrition,
and repentance thereof, aad a pledge of re-
formation aud eternal and upsw CRYING 6dell-
~ to bis country in the future. Forests
deliverance atNashville few days ago shows
that the old enmities still burn in bis RANGER.
Gus heart, be has no regret or rsnOrse over
the past, and he.is the same malignant and
savage enemy to the Republic, as in those
terrible times when, at the bead Of a band Of
kindred spirits, he scattered desOlatioR far
and wide, and destroyed with the torch what
the sword would leave, His speech was an
insult to the Federal solGiery, both living
and dead. Instead Of %mingliug in the cOun-
ctls Of a National COnyeption, his head
should be in an alchOholic preseryattvs on
the shelf of a museum labelled q The Eohes-
pierre of ANerica.p
Such is the material Ofthe Democracy shat
is striving for mastery over the loyal mil.
lions of the country.
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Hon. Thomas A. Hamilton for
Governor.


Although the Gubernaiorral election in
Tennessee does not take place for some time,
we do not deem it improper at this early day
70 invite public consideration to the merito-
riOu' claus Of tbs gentleman whose name
heads this article TO the candidacy on behalf
Of sbe Republican party. Ne represents ,Ae
county Of Shelby at the present tine in the
Legislature, and is one of the most active
and e~aieient mem5ers Of that sterling and
patriotic body Of lawmakers. A gentleman
Of the highest order Of literary accomplish
ments and the strongest abilities Of mind, Ss
viii bring to the exalted and responsible Of
fee of Governor a dignity that viii command
the respect Of all, and a weight Of influence
fo7 good, that will be powerfully felt through
out the borders Of orr glorious Common.
wealth. His many plans of reuonehing the
expenditures Of the administration, vindica-
ting and voting for only those measure abso-
lutely essential to the commercial prosperity
ofthe people and would afford them the means
of regaining their lost fortunes, are proof Of
bis 6delity, honesty and wise economy as a
legislator. The School law, which has been in
successful operation for a year received his
hearty aud enthusiastic advocacy and sup
port. Our progress, social, commercial, po-
htical and religious, depend upon the thor
ough education Of the masses. This must
be the pillar to sustain the noble and glori-
Gus edifce Of Republican government that
has been erected from the debrs of our form
eF state Organization. And the legislator who
vetsd fOr and gave all possible assistance 10
the passage Of a law providing for our edu-
e%atiosal demands, can not be regarded BY a
grateful and appreciativs constituency in
any other light than as a public benefactoE
BY no means the least OF the strong cor
siderations n the favor Of Nr, H~amil.ous
elaiws to this high mark Of public coat
dence and esteem that we could urge, Is bis
incorporating, underwriting and inae1ibls
patriotism. TIE sun does not she'd bis besms
upon a hrm'r, Stauncber and more devoted
Uniouist, North South, East or West. us
record, a jewel Of cOnIiItsnsy, is a record Of
thoughts, words and deeds consented 70 his
countryS cause, as a christians life to the
work Of the Lord. 10 the emergencies 10
which We are now involved, and those tbat
will inevitably come, he, with his iron will
aus executive abilities and keen diseernment
Of public interests would be prs-enineutiy
g the right man ia The right place" We are
the advocate and supporter Of Ne. Hamilton,
not IN disparagsmsnt, direct or Indirect, Of the
claims Of other AsPirants, bnt he is our snt
choice for Governor, and We viii sIpsnd our
energies and exert our naaease for bis sue.
esss, with The knowledge that i viii rebound
to the utmost possible good o ,hs people Of
the entire STATE.
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Grant and COifsx.


Good and great men are always targets for
:bs darts Of slaoder and detraction. They
are 6eset 90 every hand by men, whose aro-
cation is the diffusion Of lies and ealumniss.
When General Grant was FIRST spoken Of as
ths Republican candidate, the Democracy
which had hitherto construed bis retieenes
iu,O an endorse msnt Of is policy, opened mp
% his unstained character a Slaiss Of foul
aud a,roeious falsshoods. Democratic jour
nails had burdensd their columns with pan
gyriss, but upon a disclosure OF bis status,
their abuse wssn5 severe and vehement as
iher prsiss bad been falsome and syeopAan-
nc They lsnouues bin as ''no general
(" abuicheb7 q @ liAr.2 a drnnkarda =
"S@tbessoeE and a " pnppst" COlfs1, 70
vbom they had ohsn given the credit Of BE-
ing the nost houest and ~lsuient Republican
N the House, ,bsy now call a nrreiless
d''po'' Modern Boapergss' and charge
hfn with violating Sis oath IS al oHesr to
'qhs''ve base P%olilesi ends. coasi1tsut De.
~eer'eyi ItAas wadsd chit. deep through
the dirty sswsfsof prsvafication and deceit,
ca'hsEi1F W shs slshi,s, slime Win Which.
70 eednpb ihss two greet mss-ons ne sr-
t'-saishsf ottreassp On. ne ssla Of battle.
- - other IA the soantii sAa-bsrs ofiA.
NriSa
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THE FAR WEST.
Indian Observation-Disclosures Railroad
Needing al Sat Lake Ciy-Speech
Of Brigham Young.

oHtHA, June ii.-A large number Of
Cheyenne, Araphoss snd Sioux Indians are
moving toward the R~epublieah River, where
they expect 70 celebrate their annual sun
dance next week, No further depredAtiOns
are reported
Generals Saubern and Harvey leh Sioux
City for Fort Randall yesterday, where they
join General Terry and Father DeSmet, who
have been inducing The Indians on the Up
per MissouTi 10 accept reservations.
SAIr LAxr. June n.-A large and onthu-
siastic railroad meeting was held yesterday
10 The Tabernacls. and addressed BY Brigham
Youug, Colonel Head, Gsusral 0Oonnor, and
other leading Momons. Resolutions we're
adopted 10 tbs eject that the interest OF the
Paei6e Railroad and Salt Lake City are iden-
tieal, and the road mnH Inevitably pass
south Of tbs lake. Brigham Young said, a
iAlae impression existed abroad that the peo-
pie ~ Utah are Averse 70 tie constfuctioa Of
the Psei6c Railroad. O0 the contrary Utah
strongly desires The railroad, add viii help
build IL; and 90 Gar from dreading contact
win outsiders, is anxious 70 become ons Of
The siArs on The American Gag. He hopeGto
be better liked when be becomes better aud
more widely known. ID
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Go0dI

The nape Of AAdisw Johnson ihs loaih-
some s~mbedinsn, a all poliueat Tillainiss
and eOsinP,ions, Eboss adninlstraliou 4 Az
indsllibis stain o. Oaeiai dishonor and crime
upon the Americas sS~enishson, bai been
sirieken from the roll Of TIE Esv York Union
League. tThis i : just and s~svsrsrsbska %
be treasbery. Thsy should nov torn THAR
attention to sueh bright pink, Of eousislsn-
g sd aithfulusss g Fsssspdsh. 0ripss,
Bees. Fowler and Others. Lsi ne party bs
srPwEstsd % such Aaron Hssss ard Bsss.
aiet Arsolds, sua visio1 q tssafst.
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Mnrder In Rl0nnt l0nntT.

We learn from the Maryville RtpIbEean,
that James j. Henry, of that couutyi was
shot in Codes Cove, a short time since, by
two men named croes and Robinson. He
wss deeoyed out and shot by them, the ball
taking effect IN bis right year, passing out At
the back Of his head, and when discovered
BY a gentleman passing that var, they we're
dragging bis body into the bushes, When
last heard from, BIZ. Henry was not expected
to survive. The mprdefsrS made their es-
cape. s
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LAND SALE.

10y VIRTUE lOf a decree Of he Cslt
ID Court at its Jupe session lSss n
oder for sale 1.-THE Court Honss low . Y
town Of ~JonesbosO', Tsnhsln Tie snselA
II, West Administrato. Of Isaae iutSsf y
deased, w. John MeCrackin apt osua =
Saturday the Alb dsy Of July lsS l y
tract OF parcel Of land kaoFn and i,UHA
a. the Isaac Tucker tract lyiPg b
ton County, Team. and adlOinlng % y
Of John Allison, Burgess park " apaes
containing about % acres } the s'a, "
or less. Said land viii b soid % : 's'a
six months except thirty dollars % tunl
the purchaser giving bond Win s.a5 "a Y.
". Aieln viii be retained unsA "
chase money Is fully, said laua Wy \ "
TO satisfy the outstanding debts 81
Isaac Tucker deceased. June SO, W.
], II. GRISBAhi CHL
Observation-Disclosures
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An0ther EalSeh0nd Refnied.

Gov. Brownlow says OF the alledged tele'
graphic correspondence with Hon. W, B
Stokes, on the 29lh OF May
II fad the foregoing in che Louisville Jow.
nal and other disloyal and BLACKBOARD pa
perS, The telegraphic operator 10 Knoxville
will testify that not one of the above dis
patches was ever sent OF or received. Every
word is base forgery, adapted to the pros
tituto columns Of the Journal. 3
W. G. B~RowSLoW.
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% A man named George patter-
son Murdered bis little son, dye years
Of ago IN Whilby county, New York,
on Tuesday lsst Ho Il q wid0WoP,
and i 10 said 4 woman Of bad char.
aotef bad been with him % BID house
for a fow days. On Tuesday morn
ibg, hie children, being hungry, 40
some bread Be had provided Iof him,
.soif end parAmour fof 90 doing, the
unnatural father Knocked down ohs
Of them, ard kicked and stamped bin
20 death a.a ss4ls hinsn
fse e
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SHERIFF SALES
NOTICE

DY vIRTUE0F An ExECUTIMySrvD
ND from the Circuit Court IF Cadg IN
y, and 70 me directed, / will sell toik \.
est bidder, fot cash, at the COurt.hoorS y,
u the town Of ElzAbethtoa, on Noal,,, \,
18th day Of July, 1868, all interest NM
tie that William B. g. Kicker hay d N I
a tract Of land in the 9Th civil dy5a 4
Carter county Tenn, adjoiniug the ,pd 4
jeremiah Bmmers aud others containing 4
acres, more or less, levied On q at,t 1
Judgment and costs WHICH J.H. Hydg, a
ministFator, &C., recovered sgaiisi Thn
Crumley and W. B. 0. Hickey, m iht Grrt
Court Of Carter co., Tenn. June "a, 1884,
J, ", ORR Shelf
lsegunel2w4pf51 0fcarpt Cont
NY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER on SAL
ID Issued from the Circuit CoMtsfCs
ter county, ana to me directed ! vii sl )
the ihighest bidder, foF cash, al liz Cput
house door III the town Of EiiRtetidn, "
Monday the lsth day Of July, 1855 Al u
interest that VIM. B, c. Hitksk las d Gts
Of Aud N the 9th civil district d Gaia
county, Tenn adjoining the lpnal dIrr
miAh Emmers and others, containing 70 Ha
more or less, to satis5 az order Of aa .
]. 81. Brown, against JpHssR SE
and w B. O Hickey. This "a day' !rl
1868. JtW. ORR So
ls6sjune E2w4pf5l 0i Garter C'ng
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OUR PLATFORM.

fLEr ouR LAW N OUR INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
NOT oF wHIrE ZEN, NOT OF RED MEN, NOT OF
RACK MEN, NOT OF NEN OF ANY COMPLEXION
nur LIKE TUE LAWS OF GoD-THE TEE COMMAND.
MkSrs AND THs LoRD's PRAYER-EEr THEM
sPRAK OF TEE PEOPLE" HORACE MAYNARD,
M. Treason must be made Odious. Traitors must be
punished aud impove-iehNG they must not only be
punished, hut their social power must be destroyed; aud
affar peking tteasun pdious, every Union man and the
S~egernment should be reimbursed out " the pockets Of
thaae who have inflicted this great suffering upon the
suantry ANDREW JOHNSON, April 7, 1855.
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Foreign.

PARIS, FRANCE June 1.-THE MoRi-
tusr states that the Gar Of Russia
has made a proposal to Napoleon,
that Russia aud France unite in an
fort to induce all civilized nations
to abandon the use Of ~torpedoea and
explosive ~projectiles in time of war.
The M0HifRer adds: This humane
proposition meets with the approval
Of the Emperor, who however, thinks
it may DO necessary to employ tor
peGoes for defensive purposes"
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Preparations for a General Indian
War

81. LorIs, lone L-The Montana HuaiS
hiss sdviess from Fort Buiofd. Aiobg The
Upper Missouri nvsr, ihsre u prespett
Of . rsneVal Of IudiaA hotdiitlsa The goF-
srument u preparing 70 6ght aud, a Ia re-
ported, has chartered = vessel on The Nitsoa-
firivsr for TIE pnrpose Of tranapofting troopt
aud supplies, aud are making other prepare
,ious ior = general fndian war.
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WHEREAS. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
of the State of TENNESSEE, at its recent
session, enacted tho following law, to
wits
CHAPTER LII.
ANACT to change and fix the time of
electing Representatives to the Con-
gress Of the United States, from tho
State Of Tennessee.
SECTION 1. Be &c enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, that The next election of
Representatives to the Congress Of
the United States, from tho State, of
Tennessee, shall DO on the TUESDAY.
next after the FIRST MONDAY in
November, 1868, and on the first
Tuesday aIter the first Monday in.
November, every second year thcre-
after.
SEo.2. Be IL further enacted. That
said election shall be held at the
different places in tho cities and.
counties, as now provided By law, in.
this State, and according to the con-
Situation and existing iaws.govsrDing
elections in this State, so far as ap-
plicable; and the returning officers
shall make their returns in the man
ner, and to the persons, as now pro-
vided by law.
+. SAFEGUARDS,
Speaker Of The House Of Represen.
tatives.
D. VIC SENTER.
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed Feb. rs, 1895.
In pursuance Of this act I, W. G.,
Bfownlow, Governor of Tennessee,
order the election Of eight Representa-
.tives to the Forty-irst Congress Of
the United States, for the eight dis
fricts aa at present arranged, and al
so one for the State al large, The
Commissioners Of Registration will
zee that elections are held IN every
county ii tbe STATE, and that quaIlhed
iudaes ard clerks are duly appoiuled.
And i here, with direct that publica-
ton OF this proclamation Do made
three tines IN each Oftbe newspapers
entitled % the legal advertising Of
The State
49, In te8timouy whereof, i
have heFcunio go 10y band
and caused Tho great seal Of
tho State 10 boafixei, Atfho
Dep4rtmopt in Naehviilo ,6n the third
daT 81 june. one ttonsand eight hnn
dred and dxty-eigbt
By ths Governors
~ " e. BRowNL0W
A. J. FLkfcHth. Bsorotary Of State
l59sihnd2nA
WV a ltafsr 10 apfinline III
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10 a. 4 Reed, on tbo PaYmasteF
Guherafa Office, Warrington. has
been arreated on a charge II sending
out cifoulnrs 70 ~postmntsrs and 9TH
ors thfou1h0at 10 conntfy,
aollcitine on behalf on ne National
Managing Commlftee, So from each.
person 10 whom they wars adlresaed,
70 enable them % rotniu their posi-.
lions ne declares that hoisinBosenl,
and thas DO was only acting a The
,ssse tofoibsr persons