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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

EULTON-ST. PROPERTY to LIFTING
elegant light FLOORS ia No 81 Pston st. with STEAM FV"bh
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
GOumirp Yruptrtp Go ytt.

w RENT-FARM of so. acres, under good
cultivation 10 miles from city miles OF Two denot. sod house
ana ont9a spsS stM9n immediately Rent $500 year in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

offices TO LEI -Cheap-Either single or
" suites the brown bang Broadway, near
fdsst also LOFT5 snd BAhRNENfs Inquire The prene!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
A Suspicious Character.

On Monday night last, n young man. who
gave his ns,nelas "Thompson," called at2the
Livery St,bles of A w. Thompson Of this
sown to have his mule fed The party came
IN after dark and said he wanted 10 60 ten
miles farther in the direction of Anderson
e.. H., hoping to ovcrt"ke friend. lie
reported himself as coming from the direction
Of ClarkcsviIle. Gu. After remaining short
time he npprmched Mr. T. and snd he would
like to sell him his mule, and os their names
were the aauc he knew they could :r"de-4
He nsked &2, . for his mule, but fell to $780,
and "r being asked If hc would not take Sl2!
t"r TIE "ule. hridc and snddlc, replied 'yc,
thnngh it l"oked like giving the mule away
The conduct and talk "fthe man excited su'.
picion and Mr.. I. replied that his pnr,ner v, |
up town and he would val: f,r his rc:vsrn
The party had the nuls caught in the man.
time and appeared very restless uud utessy.
On return Of Mr. Pe"iley the partner. b said
he wasn little suspicious Of making thc/trade.
The rarty immediately rode out Of ,E,e gyate.
when Mr. Thompson hailed him to stoy and pay
his hill lie, without any reply ju4ped from
the mule ahd took icg bail, making for the
woods, and leaving mule, bridl'y'snd mddle
standing in the street. Tie 9 lle is /. large,
valuable mare mule, wori fro,, 5000 to $500.
Tho conduct Of the party leaves little dputt
hut the mule WIS stolen, as there was no threats
Or intention os detaining li,h, hut mere cx.
PRESTON Of suspicion in trading for tho mule.
The nue is adycrtiard ny Mr. Thompson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
Mineral Farm,

O, Tussl,y. tho 9th instant. the mineral
firm kr,wll4 I.,rton's q Ill Mine," WIS
q I'D 1T w .lh,la for 81 78) The tract ON.
t,inS five hurlred AMI sixty Ave acres, and
WIS pirc,ised by John r. CnchrAn. Of An.
d ram. Prior to the w,r this mine " ~ worked
pr 'Flt.Alv, hut az our 'opie we're then wrap
pc u, in sptt, nrl sl,ve. it n ,ver received
tho attention which its true v,luo as min :
meri."d W. are informed that nuggets Of
ssyer,l dll.rs IN vilun were found upon IL,
an th,t it IL I'll, f ,a4t q,slity Of gold. hav
ing hsen ra.si 1t tw, eents per psnnyw"ight
amve ,thsr gnli. Ono of the great hiadr,n-
css I, it's VI, ,es.fll wnrking w,s the lack of
w'tsr ,w'r, which. W. ar, infnr nel. M he
ovsroo ne by little oapis.l AMI energy. and
then this mine couli be made source Of
wealth to tho sonrtry and its owner. The
tin" ia coming when the hidden wealth Of
this nonrt,in county will crop nut in fields OF
grld, silver and copper. and will make this
se>tien the richest and mort desirable Of the
Co mites Of tho State. We need and will
so,n p,ssess the railroad facilities required to
bring prosp"rity. This vii, bring capital and
l,hnr, and then the attention Of our people
" y he directed to thu development of tho
w',lth nature l1s scattered among us. We
do not kn,w whether Mr.. Cochran intends to
work this mine. hut W. hopo no will bc able
to inerast capitalists, who will co'ue in and
d.vs'on this mine. This mine ia si.n,ted
na'r Parryville, static, on the Blue Ridge
IL "'r,ad, and possesses every oonveniano" Rnr
. successful working, whom tho difficulty Of
water is overcome. whish can be sssiy done.
, ~ ----- 80 ~ ---- !''l <. l' '
EY- The death of Amos Kendsli, one Of
General Jarkson's Cabinet ministers. Ia t,e
breaking of another link that bound the pre
. sent I" the past. Mr. Kendall was very old
and in his d,v figured largely in NATIONAL pnI
gitics. coming in for a full share OF the Aercr
Wi,ie opposition of his ~ ief. The death ~
Slistingnished men in this country and in
4 Ecrope. during tho past month, have been re.
nanrkable 40 to numbers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

W. Il. Davis, Commissher, 30
days service attendf meeting
Of Board at Vyhalla q. Il. X
md Pmr Hoy, 800 90
1920 miles. ,eesssry travel in at.
tendi meetings of l5w.rd. S5l 90
Nlile,e ard per diem in stt'nd.
III, to Ronds, Btidprs. &C.,
another duties required, sl72 {"
A'Sunt Audited, 1913 q
Nuarccunt hns hen nuditei or "low,.
Isthout beirg verified according to Inv IT,
= uny n.her pess"n d,fipg Tie year
hereby certify thntthis aafement IL cn
ct,- aud ,hst the ns"un,s above several,
have bcrjAudit 4 hy this Bnr,i
during the year endi.\ 8lst Ort"ber. 1860.
WHFNER SYMMES,
Clerk, Board CnuntvCum'rrs far q y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
WAL!!!!.LA, $. c.:
Friday Morning, November 10, 1889
ET On November. the 18th, Cotton was
quoted ut 252. Gold. ~
Court

For O,nnee County, adjourned on Tuesday
night, the 10th instant
The case Of Di,nnah Youug. colored. for
Arson. mentioned in nur last issue, resulted
in an acqnitta of tho accused. The evidence
in the casa rs entirely circumstnntiaI, and
mt satisfactory. beyond reasonable doubt
Th. prisoner, sciected as jurymen, twelve
white men Of the highest intelligence snd best
moral character.
In the case of Green Cleveland, Jr., for
Larceny the Judge granted new trial. the
defendant stating on oath that he could prove
himself innocent f the charge; that he was
absent ut the trial becruse hia father detained
HIN at home that morning that he WIS un.
der age and had to obey his father; and that
he came in ahrut the tine Of rendering the
verdict. The defendant was negro, hut His
Honor, in the fear an innocent person might
suffer, granted new trial, though the ev.
deuce Of guilt by two colored witnesses, was
positive.
The case of Gadsdcn, cnlored. and Laokey.
white, for Burglary, was continued by atfi'la
Wit Of Lackey. Of abscuce Of material witnesses
and his willingness to lie in Jail to smother
term, in order to prove his innoceuce. Lack
ey. the next night. when on his why tn An.
drrsnn Jail. tnok his case into his own hnnds
and executed general Jail delivery by pick
in , lnck and taking leg bail to answer an
indict nent in another Jurisdiction when ar
rested fnr his next breach of law
The c .se of State vs. Jerr. Allen, colnred,
Burglary, was cnntnued by tho State on the
ground Of the absence Of material witness
The defendant gave bail for his appearance at
tho next term.
We are gr,tifed to inform our readers th"t
there is now not u single party confined ut the
expense Of the County, either under sentence
or to await trial.
A gre,t deal Of old business on tho civil
aide OF the Court was disposed Of, and will
le,ve for the next term less docket than be.
fore known in twenty years.
The most importaut case was that Of Bic.
mann w. Greenwood T. Alexander, in Foreign
Attachment. The verdict of the Jury found
one half the Account without interest for the
plaintiff.
We may notice the important legal points
in this oasc. in future issue. ns we understand
n Writ of Error will be sued out,
A large number of people were in attend.
ance. and we are gratfied 70 say that orde'
prevailed throughout the term.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
MILL POND
y ID

C}JA NJ HJEl, @W 8 TERS,
GNrPLIED in quantities !" suit purchasers.
~ Orr> from all Imrts "f the in,eri"r s"ir'-
-r. Address THIS. McCruty Agent, PC B,x
800 t'mar!e-t'.n. =. q.
RErtRE>cES ES-.Janps .tlgcr & c.. u N. j
y. Campbell. ur. ST. Ravcnrl David Jcr,.
nin.s McCrn,y X San. W. q. D.nglc, .E"hn 5
RYAN.
Nv. Is. 1859 6 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
A ssignee's Sale.
Oct. 2s. 1860.

Tns SMALL IAnUsrRlEs,-, The c'"ngo
which hos c"'"c "y.e the s.c!.! enad;tnH Of
tho s"u'h az a Consequences OF the war Of 80.
ce"s"" !" !" n"t''ipg more plainly manifested
than III the Hreatcr u,,pntlon now pnid to tho
smaller industries. fbpAc nre uwpy a great
source at wealth to ,ifin,m when assdunasIy
t"Il"wrd, aud have breA Que of tho arAat ou,a.
at The m 'tcIi'l success Of the N.ttprn U,
>. In this connection. W. wnnld call ntten,
tim t" tho advertisements of Aly. T, MoCra.
dy, Of Dharlest"n. S u,lwho hau charge of
extensive oyster teds pinned and owned ex.
clpsivcy by ."pitnlista ofthAs oity, Every
such enterprise deserves tllpsuppnrt Of ,lis
Southern people, .'3 les +, 'h.
The Sheriff Of philadelbh,a haa arrested
The re .e"pp ,Spsryisob Sptsspr sqr soising a
distillery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
"aIcre's Your Mule" :"

nN Mon,iny night. the lhl, instant. mule was
~ left ~ my stable hy suspicious rhar,ctrr I'M,
der circlnstnn whIcii leave litle Doubt nf its
heing stn'n The Mule IL large mare Mute. six
years "l,l. nrpenrs To hnv- brrm rode hard. The
ownrr can get his property hy coming forward nr,'l
provi property nd paying expenses OF keeping,
advertising &c Tie rider said h" sin, r the night
before between .arrci's bridge mud tI,rkrsvle.
\. ". THOMPSON.
WnlInlln. So. "a.
Nov l6. 1860 q if
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19
IL T. PORT
| Of tho County Commissioners, for Oconee
County. o.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Walhnlla. S. e.. Oct. 81. 1860.
Report Of the Board Of County Commission
ers for Oconee County, FOR the fiscal year
ending 3lst October, 1860. showing the
amount of Accounts mud Orders audited by
the Board during the year:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

james Zachary, Commissioner,
81 days service attending meet,
ihgs nf Bn,rd ut Wnlh lila G,
Il and Poor House,
1852 miles neressnry travel in
attending meetings nf Board,
Mileage and per diem In attend.
ing u RI d.. B'idges &c.,
.Dd other duties required,
Amount Audited,
A. Lay, Commissioner. 27 hays
service attending meetings of
Board at w ,lhaIla @. II and
Poor House,
7O2 miles necessary travel in at.
tending meetings Of Board,
Mileage and per diem in attend.
ing u Roads, Bridges. 3d.,
on other duties required,
Aiauunt Audited,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

For Account" Audited by the Bnari Of
Csmmissioner$. OF the Poor f;,r Ououse aud
Pipkens Cuumties nee last rerr'rt OF thu B,mrd
Of County Commissioners for Pickens County.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES ZACHARY,
Cha man Board CoInty Con''ers Oconce e.
Statement showing the s'nount Of oompen.
sation audited by the Board of County Com.
missinnnrs 70 the members thereof within the
year ending the 3lst Oct',ber. 1869. and the
items and nature Of such ounpeus,'tion as
audited &n.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

~ s'rur uf an l..r .irrn |. II pililpot
iS r'', j, -. | ri s,l. tt ,nlhi, "it
~. n,."a no ,!mrt Il $50 ~. un he ls-
II II lag lu b>c st. tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-19

Nrv. l6. 1860
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
The srsyora.sy-ACau.

NASHVILLE, Aug. ION. Burns, Esq.:
Dear Sir: The approaching election of
city ofhcers, will be the most important
one ever held in our municipality. Every
body knows that the situation of our
lair city is next TO rnin. Times of such
character as those we are living in now,
imperiously demand the aid and assistance
OF our patriotic public men, and therefor
we hold that none of them ought to object
to the call of his fellow citizene.
Now, we, the undersigned German
voters Of this city, although born in a for
eign country, 10 most earnestly desire that
the present situation of our city affairs be
changed TO the better, for We love the city
which gave uH shelter and where we built
our firesides, as truly as any of its native
citizens. To effect this desired change we
need man at the head of our municipal
authorities who enjoys an rindoubted repu-
tation as a man of honor, endowed with
fair business qualities. We do not want a
new edition of the old work. What we
want is a radical cure of the evils which
Radical Encouragement has inflicted
upon us. -
We put our confidence in you sir, and
hope that you will wave all objections
against accepting an Office for the sake Of
our good city, where you built up your
own happy home. In ordinary times we
would not urge you to stand up as candi-
date for any Office, knowing very well that
you neither seek nor need any, but as we
said before, in such circumstances as those
which now surround us, we do not hesitate
to request you to become candidate for
the Office of Mayor of Nashville, so thai
order may reign again and confidence be
restored in our corporation; and finally We
pledge you our earnest and cordial sup.
port. Very respectfully,
Charles Hose, Albert 6ehne,
A III Fricke, G Waterman,
Charles Schlicb, and one hundred and fif
| teen others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
Notices of New Advertisements.

10 the list of new advertisements this
morning, the old and reliable firm of Hugh
McCrea & Co. announce their removal to
the Spring Brook Building, opposite their
old stand, and the change of the firm name
to McCrea & Co, and they notify all their
friends, patrons and the public generally
that they now have greatly increased ia
cilities for the cotton, storage and commits
sion business, in all its branches; besides
giving many other items of interest to the
trade. We take pleasure in commencing
this house 10 all whom it R.ay concern, and
we hope they may reap rich harvest of
patronage.
The fall session of the St. Cecilia coms
mences September 6.
] B Love & Co. call,he ladies' attention
to their stock Of shoes.
Douglas, Son & Co. want oats and bar
ley.
Pigue, Manner & Hall call attention to
their removal, through the city notices Of
this issue.
See notice in bankruptcy.
If you want fine, wellsseSsoned cigar
go TO Kline's drug store, buy box and
thereby economic in smoking.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
Unfairly Fined.

A gentleman who is in the habit of
bringing country produce to the city for
sale, was yesterday required to pay foe
because of a mOmentary absence from his
horses, while they were standing near the
MarkethOuse. He noticed that other
wagons and horses we're standing around
his own without attendants, and thinks it
hardly fair that he alone should be fned
for an almost unavoidable circumstance.
1t is to be hoped that the policeman who
took his property in charge was not
prompted to do 30 by petty spite against
the owner, although the occurrence has
that appearance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGKAPH.
Foreign Markets.

/ EOEeISu Mhfkets. .#H
LONDON, August 10.-Consols 92E@93
United States s 20 bonds SS3.
FRANKFORT, Aug. gu. s. $50 bond
firm at $50.
PARIS, Aug, TO- Bourse quiet. Rentel
73f l0c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-Cotton frmer
middling uplands 12sd ; Orleans 13@135
sales II, 0C0 bales. Breadstufs-W Wheat
receipts at Liverpool for the last 3 days OF
IS, 900 bushels, a quarter of which was
American California white advanced to
lis Sd red western to los I'd. Corn 29s
Cd. European oats AS. Flour 25J. Oats
Be- Cd.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, August 1O-Money easy and
steady at 5(97 per cent, chiefly per cent.
on call loans. Sterling 95@1O5. Gold
opened at 1858, advanced to 1855 and
closed at 135s@135a. Carrying rates 81 per
cent. Clearances $60,OOO,000 The Gu
nard steamer sailing tomorrow has $780,
600 on board Government securities a
shad easier, but closed steady. Old Ten
nessee's 62; new 54B
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 10-Colton without
decided change; sales 900; uplands 334c.
Flour 6@6 so, closing sc lower. Wheat
81 749l IS, closing l92c lower. Corn
85@$l Is. Rice firm Carolina 83@9c.
Coffee firm. Cuba sugar ll4@l24c.
Nc. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-FlOur superfne
81 1905 IS. Wheat spring, unchanged.
Corn S4@9Sc. Oats, new 43@52c. Rye
Soc. Whisky 81 O6@107. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Pork $4,000 so.
Bulk meats 143, and 174c for shoulders
and clear sides. Bacon l53, 10 and 19lc.
Lard 1S2@19c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, August 0.-Flour-spring ex-
tras Sc OO@7 so. Wheat 81 AZ. Corn
93c. Oats, 53@55c. Rye 90e@$l.
Barley 81 25@I 80. Highwines 81 OS.
Cuba sugar 133@144c. Pork $S3 5O@34.
Hams 174@ISc. Lard lS4@l9c. Bulk
shoulders I4c.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, August I0.-Family -four
Sc 25; corn 95c; oats 10000; whisky |
81 O8@I 90; pork $33 25933 so; bulk |
meats at ii and 16lc, held &c higher; |
bacon I54, 10 and l9ic; hams 24e; lard |
l98c; wheat, red at 81 309I 35; white
\. ST 45@1 so; rye $l@I Us; butter 25
assoc; cheese &c higher; eggs 14@l5c.
Memphis Markets
MEMPHIS, Aug. 10 Cotton dull, I'M
hanged, low middlings so; receipts Is
,ales. Wheat 81 1901 35. Flour steady.
Jorn Soc. Oats, new, 47@4Sc. Hay SIG
927. Bran SIS. Cornmeal 81 %. Pork
,35 IS. Lard 2O@2l4c. Bacon firm,
houlders 1S40IS2c; sides zoe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11

George Davis, assault and battery, fined
S. and costs. Matte Hoffman, keeping a
house Of i'll fame, IS and costs Susie
Powell, came offence, $40 and costs. Rose
Mennan and Mary johnson, assault and
battery, So and costs each. Patrick
Moore, drunk aud aslesp on the street, SIS
aud COSTS. Emma Baker and Lucinda
Foster, keeping disoFderly houses, released.
J. Singleton, disoIdrrly conduct, prose
cutor taxed with the costs. Lydia ration
using abusive language, discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
The MaVOralfV.

BY his address TO the citizens Of Nssh-
vile, published this morning, it will be
seen that x-Mayor w. Matt. Brown is a
candidate for the position he formerly held
so acceptably to the people at the head Of
their city government. He makes refer
ence TO the character of his administration
and TO the circumstances under which it
ceased to exist, and also pledges himself if
elected, to so discharge the duties of the
Office es 10 subserve the best interests Of
the civ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
The FIoa,ertaI District.

The vote Of Cheathsm county not in
cluded in the portions of the county re.
ported from Davidson, Dickson, etc. is as
folIows: Chestham 53l, Jordan SO, Will
liams 6; Cheatham over both competitors,
442.
The summary Of the district is as fol
lowe Davidson, Cheatham over all, 1923;
Montgomery, Cheatham over all, 1913;
Robertson, Cheatham over all: 2225;
Cheatham, Chealham over all, 442; total
4767
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11

evening reach total of 5,246 bales, Of
which 4,039 bales were to Great Britain
and i,207 bales to the Continent, while
Inc stocks at all the ports as made up this
evening are now "a ,S21 bales.
From the foregoing statement it will be
seen that, compared with the correspond.
ing week of last season, there is an in
crease IN the exports this week of 4,ls5
paies, while the stocks tonight are 1887
bales less than they were at this time a
year ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
Singular DIscnNerH-

The wOrkmen engaged in making the
excavation for the block of busines houses
to be erected on College street, by George
c. Allen, Esq, we're yesterday astonished
BY digging up a number Of old coins,
which, upon examination, proved to be
counterfeit representations of the old
fashioned Mexican dollar. One of the
coins bears date 1888, showing that as far
back as that time people had some idea of
the counIerfeiting branch OF the fine arts.
These coins were found about two feet in
the fround, together with the musty and
cOrroded old molds in which they were
made. An interesting chapter of crime
hith eric unwritten is no doubt connected
with their long interment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11

We learn that Mr.. Clay Roberts, late
Secretary of the Senter Corresponding
Committee" has already been solicited by
a number of the recently elected mem
bers, and will probably be a candidate for
principal Clerk of the Senate. Mr.. Rob-
erts did valiant service for the cause Of
universal suffrage and its noole standard
bearer during the canvass, and is fully en-
titled to the position if he wants il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
LET EACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER
DON'T Delay Your Subscriptions

s1r One friend, by a little effort, has
frequently sent US upwards of One Hun
dred Subscribers. Let each one Try and
send US one more. Address
y. -. GRIP FIFTH - co.
Nashvtsle Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
The Senator from Robertson, Mont.
SOmery and Stewart


The case of James Turney against bis
pretended wife, Barbara Stafford, charging
her with larceny, has been settled, and
yesterday they agreed to settle up and
separate. James divided the corn, wheat
and other produce of the farm. The house.
hold furniture was given to Barbara, also
a potion of the cattle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
CheaIharn County.

According to the official report Of Cheat
ham county, as furnished by the Registrar
Mr.. George L. Sloan, the vote for Gov
Senter was 54S. Stokes 80 Upton $50,
Mcdowell rs. For Ioint Representative
r. B. Cheatham, 5SI. Warren Jordan SO
P. t. Williams 6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
DeKaib county.

A letter from a trustworthy correspon'
dent, written at Smithville on the 9th
inst. gives us the official vote Of DeKalt
county. The figures stand as follows:
Senter $50; Stokes 65S; Upton 949; Nc.
Dowell 5l7; Cason 973; Fuson Radical
631; Dunlap Conservative, for House
80; Exum (RadicaI 81; Hathaway
(RsdicaD $50.
Senter beat Stokes in his own district
s votes; in his county 322. ]. M.
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stockholders Meeting.

Yesterday the train arriving at this city
at two P. NJ, from Chattanooga, was
crowded with stockholders in the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad and their fami-
lies. They will have a meeting to day to
elect fifteen new directors and to transact
any other business that may properly come
before them.
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Two convicis sentenced TO the peniten-
tiSry by the Circuit Court in Fayetie
count, we're brought to the city yesterday
in charge of the sheriff and lodged in
Chumbly's hotel on West Church street
There have been several of the same stripe
Imprisoned in the last few dAys.
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respectfully announce myself as a can
didste for the Msyoralty Of the city. la
doing 20, / yield to none in a devotion to
the interest of the people, and can only
pledge that / will TO the extent of my
ability see that such measures are adopted
as will more speedily relieve the city of
its present embarrassments and secure 10
all a lust and fair administration.
NASHVILLE. Aug. Z. l.. +. BEECH.
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