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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09
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Ansustas Ca, Get. 9. - -
. The market opened more active, and ruled
sales 40 bales receipt s6ll bales. :
HacOn. Ga, Oct. 8.
Receipts to-day ST. bales: sales s71. shinned
81. Receipts for the week ending This even-
ing. the above included, 3, 400 bales. salss for
sslae time ll.5gi shipments 1.l2i-shawinE an
Of the week before of $50 bales: increase 81 Sses
le6 bales; Receipts Of the crop Of 80 TO date.
H.54T bales: The market during the week IN.
der review has been quite steady. and there has
been no fuctnation in prices worth special
mention-middlings ranging at 24@24lzo ali the
week. and once or twice touching &c The
market was quiet but firm to-day at 241<e for
Liverpool Notwithstanding nicer bringing
lAJlih Celumhus. Ga. Get. g.. l.iBe
The demand during the day has been quite
active. On the streets 241<c were paid for mid
diings in the morning. One lot of 50 bales.
Chased as strict middlings. bro nght 241sc. The
market closed quiet With middlings ~ 24c, low
been in request during the day. Sales 2l8 bales.
Receipts A5 bales. Ell
Atlanta. Ga, Oct 6.
Market quiet at 2S@21<c for middlings, 22c
for low middlings. 2lc tor good ordinafy- k9-
ceipts about 100 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 8.
The cotton market is active at 23923A for
low middlings to strict Low middlings. Re,
ceipts to day very liberal aud great deal sold
at ruling rates. About 500 bales sold 40 70 two
Selma. Ala, Oct. 9.
Market opened quiet at q cents for Low mid
dlings. and closed hard at &c. advance sale
$50 bales. "a -s-ts IftE .si zas.l-ir4+-ta
Naaf HuntsSiIle. Ala, Oct. 9.
Receipts 20 bales. Market weaker. but price
maintained Sales made Of low middling
Memphis, Oct. 8.
O Sales to-day footed an fully LOCO bales, seE
eral bnyers being in the market and purchaeln
/ literally. Prices opened at A1zc for middllne
| and 24924lkc for low middings, but BEGAN
frmer and advanced. closing strong ut 247z@zo'
- Cincinnati. 0ct. o. rss l
Taere is moderate demand. and. with on,
l q small supply, the market is firm q. 29ZoE
1 for middling. haa
Baltimore, Oct. 8.
Cotton quiet at q 20. /. - 81. s-ss
l. ufz wIlmiBgsOn. n. o. Get @.
Cotton quiet at 241f@25e for low middiing.
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TIE COTTON sIARKETs.
Noble, Ala, Oct. 8.

Cotton in fair demand and closed steady;
sales Loo bales; midSlings 241k; receipts 7l8:
exports 24. Lr-l. 4..... -. p
Savannah. Oct. 6.
CottOn-receipts LIZA bales; exports .203.
sales 800 bales; market firm; middlings 251zc.
a.r. d Charleston, Oct Q.
Cotton frmer; sales 700 bales; middlings 2511
@2j7s; receipts 9es bales.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


WE are authorized to announce R, s.
Woodland, of Lincoln county, candidate
Tor State Treasurer. ha5 sep7 tide
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

We are authorized to announce Gen.
james Hickman candidate before the
new Board for City Recorder.
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A Lively Scene.

A drove Of loose mules running at
furious rate in various directions on North
Market street, yesterday, caused lively
commotiCp.
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Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear.
&C The largest, best ard cheapest stock ever
brought TO Nashville, at G. Rice G. Co.'s,
81 College street. 81. ee9 1W
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Opening Of the Fall season.


Opening Of the Fall Season.
We take pleasure in announcing to the
Ladies of Nashville and the public in gen.
eral, that We have opened our new impor-
tations of Fall and Winter Goods, com.
prising the latest styles of dress goods,
poplins, plsids, silks and colored silk vel.
vetp, Roman sashes, kid gloves, shawls and
blankets. Also, an elegant line of Arabs.
We shall continue to receive the novelties
Of tue season as they appear, and invite
our customers to call. No trouble to show
goods. E. & J. NoRTHMAN,
oct3 If No. 20 Public Square.
OUR black silk-the white pearl edge
at 81 75 is worth 81 more than any other
in Nashville. Compare tamples. G. Rice
& Co., 62 College. % oo9 1w
THE most extensive variety Of perfumery,
soaps, brushes, cosmetics and fancy goods
ever imported to this city, at
R. P. JENKINS,
oc5tf SO North College street.
Mothers cannot be too Observing Of the
first symptoms of worms.
B A Fahnesock's Vermifuge should be
In every house. oct1 deod&w I'm
Leonard House,
Nc. rs South College street, between
Church and Broad, Nashville, Tennessee.
Board end lodging So; day board "a.
F. W. COLLECT,
oct1 I'm Proprietor.
ANOTHER large lot of those foe satins,
just received at G. Rice & Co.'s. oc9 1w
A LARGE variety of fine imported cigars
and tobaccos, at E. P. JENKINS
oc5tf 80 North Market street.
BLACK and colored alpacas and plain
dress goods Of all kinds, at popular prices,
at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
oc5 If JOHN GILGAN & Co.
USE Jenkins Stomach Bitters. oc5 If 7
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We are authorized to announce Joseph
Z. Brepn an candidate for Recorder, be-
fore the newly elected City Council. =,
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For me Gentien,en

Gentlemen will find at Winstead &
Brothers, 81 College street, fine Scotch
bottom boots, variety Of calfskin boots
and thoes, of the best make. Also, box
Toe sealskin CATERS, superior article.
oc9 Ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

THE largest stock of drugs, dyestuffs,
paints, oils, glass, etc, in the city, at
r. P. JENKINS
oct5 If 80 North Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

One dozen fresh Baltimore Oysters, raw,
with one glass of fine Rhine wine can be
had for Fifty cents, at John Ritter's Ma
tional Beer Hall, 70 Church street. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

If you want fine silk dress at low
price, go to G. Rice & Co.'s, 81 College
street. ot9 1w
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Hard Times and Low Prices.

TIE cheapest saiins in Nashville are at
G. Rice & Co.'S, 62 College q. oc9 1W
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81. Charles Hotel,

NJ NELHEHCB KHUNoTi
On Market street, near the Square, Nash
vile, N B Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, so cents. Board and lodging per
day, 81 90. sep8 Sm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

For coughs, colds, and throat disorders,
use "BroVa's Bronchial 1roches," having
prorcd their efficacy by test Of many years,
The Troches are highly recommended and
prescribed by physicians and surgeons in
the army. Those exposed to sudden
changes should always be supplied with
"Ihe Treches" as they give prompt relief.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09
Nashville Produce Mnrkos.

PEANUTS-Receipts and sales of 100 busheI:
to-day at 81 40 per busheis
DRIED FRUIT - The receipts to-day
amounted to 1850 lbs apples, whi-h changed
hands at 5695l4c,
BROOM C0RN-Receipts to-day Of 1880 lbs,
and shipments OFFS. sou lbs. We quote sales at
497c.
FEATHERS-We report sales at 7O@72c, ac-
cOrding TO quality.
EGGS-Sales from wagon to-day at 2lc.
BUITER-From wagon to-day, several lots
changed hands at &c
BEESWA&-Is quoted nominally at 36e.
HAH-Sales from store at 25c per ton.
SHlPSIUFF-We quote at ga per ton,
GlNSENG-DuI and declining, and prices
entirely nominal
BRAN-We quote at $IS per ton.
RAGS-C0mmand &c .
COTTON SEkD-We quote at Zoe per bushel
Of 331l lbs.
WOUlr-We quote bury at l5@20c; unWasedh
without burs 25@6e. washed without burs sos
SIC.
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Facts Tor the ladies

Ny wife has used her Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine ten years without re-
pairs and has used one needle for the last
three years. CHARLES J. GRAY.
oc9i&g1t o. 1-ev1 fst lHa.a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09
FINANCE AND : TRADE.

Gold was scarcely so strong in New York ye;-
terday, having opened at 1914 and clio cd at
1904. Dea ers1 here would not bid over l30.
while they were willing 70 sell at 49, .Ia Z
Exchange on New York is bought hy the banks
at par and sold by them at Il premium. ..H
Government securities were quoted in New
York yesterday as follows: -siisi' srra sW
United States IS Of 'Si.... -
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mAURY COUNTY FAIR.


The weather yesterday was cloudy and threat
ening rain but this did not interfere in least
with the exhibition, which was attended BY
grounds. Giles and other adjoining counties
turned out largely. and old Maury just spread
herselfin the way Of people. Below is q list of
the premiums awarded: .
Fourth Dsy-COnciuded.
semanship-Premium. William Capertop,
& Fifth Day.
Harness stock stallion years old-Premium.
Caleb Thomas, Maury. At I.. 't
Stallion years old-Premium. A J McNim
Giles.
Stallion 2 years, 9ldmPremium. A Gordon.
Giles; certificate, II Watkins, Maury.
Stallion year Old-Premium, j Z Ballanfant
certificate, H Estes, Maury.
Stallion cOlt-Premium, S Ingram;
Mare years old-Premium, J p McGaw, Co.
lumbia; certificate, G w Cronsh. f.
Mare years Old-Premium, Jos Bradea; GER
tiicate. 3 Gordon. Hickman. ..-.r.l
Mare years Old-Premium, j p McGaw, Co.
lumbia; certificate. VIM Strickland. Giles.
Mare year old-Premium, J Miller, Maui
~; certificate, j j Cranberry, Maury.
Mare cOlt-Premium, John A Miller, Mau y;
certificate. A Hickey. Maury.
swEEPsTAKE HARNESS STOCK.
Stallion any age-Premium A j McKinon,
Giles; certificate, ; A Jordon, Giles. -
Mare any age-Premium w Braden; certif-
cate, VIM Strickland. Giles. ~ ..
Horses. all work. stallion years old-Premi.
nm. John Fitzgerald. Williamson; certificate.
Stallion years old Premium, A Gordon,
Giles. H'-. =.
Stallion I year old-Premium, 7 BeIlarfant;
certificate, Jonn Fitzgerald, Williamson.
Stallion c0lt-Premium, j Ingram, MauTy;
certificate, w 7 Mitchell, Maury.
Mare years Old-PremIum, j j CRANBERRY,
maury; certificate, Jas Hays. Maury.
Mare years Old-Premium, Jno p McGaW,
ttOlumlla
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For uniform good board and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters Sum-
mer near Cedar. iy 6 If.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09
For City Tax-CalIeetnr.

We are authorized to announce Capt. A.
K. Holt candidate for City Tax Col
lector, before the new Board
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

Pinids! PIaidsii PIafdsII:
A good variety, new and cheap, at the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
oc5 Il JOHN GILaAN & Co.
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Arnbsl Arabs y Arnbs M

Riu & Co., 62 College street, have
just opened large stock of those very
fashionable wrappiDgs at 81 and upward.
oc9 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

FaISeEs gimps, and sil other fash
ionable trimmings, at G. Rice & Co.'S, So
College street. oc9 Iva
For fhe Lasiies.
Winstead Brothers are receiving and
opening their fresh fall stocks Of ladies'
side-laciDg CATERS, Congress gaiters, and
an elegant assortment of children's shoes.
They commend particularly the "Zsphyr"
waterproof ladies oEershoe Call at 81
College street, Sewanee Block. ot9 2t
BLACK and colored. silk and satins,a less
price than in any other store, at G. Rice
& Co.'s, 81 College street. oc9 lw
FINE clothing for men and boys; Scotch
wool undershirts, elegant for cold weather;
large stock Of cloths, cassimeres and vest
ings. of The finest that can be produced
ceiling cheap for cash a; G. B. lAbbofs Al
Union street. il cc9 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09

B. F. Binkiey is a candidate for City
Tax-Collector before the new Board, and
we are authorized to so announce him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-09
E. KLEIN,
TAILOR
NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,

MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Has just received his Fall and Winter
| stock, which he selected personally, with
great care, and are now open for inspection
sel9 I'm
AS an expectorant, c. F. Cations
Cough Balsam cannot be excelled
octl deod&W1m
If you want TO save money, buy your
mattresses from E. H Miller, No College
street, between Church and Union.
...,... .... .. sept1S I'm
A SURE specific and invigorstor ia all
cases of chills and fever, indigestion and
dyspepsia, is Jenkins Celebrated Stomach
Bitters Sold by all respectable druggists
and at f. P. JENKINS 4
No. 80 North Market streei.
oc5 If opposite Union street.
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear.
&C The largest best ard cheapest stock ever
brought TO Nashville, at @. Rice G. Co.'s,
81 College street. . ee9 1w
BEECH, MANLovE & Co. have now in
store the largest and most attractive stock
of ,nple and fancy dry goods they have
evet offered TO the trade. Also, their stock
of carpeting, mating, oil cloths, etc, Is
large and well assorted. They give an
invitation to all to come and see their
goods, No 60 North College street.
sepl4 Il
THE largest stock Of drugs, dyestuffs,
paints, oils, glass, etc, in the city, at
,,- r. P. JENKINS
oct5 If 80 North Market street.
81. Charles Hotel,
On Market street, near the Square, Nash
Vile, N B Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, so cents. Board and lodging per
day, So 90. sep8 Sm
BLANKETS, aannels, cassimeres, jeans
and tweedp, and winter goods of all kinds
Just received at the Trade Palace, IA Pub
lie Square. JOHN GILGAN q Co.
oct5 If .a .E
Use Jenkins Stomach Bilters. oc5 If
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A LARGE lot of silk velvets, silks and
satins, just received at G. Rice & Co.'s, 62
College street. oe1 1w
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BLANKETS, 1annels, cassimeres, jeans
and tweedp, and winter goods of all kinds
Just received at the Trade Palace, IA Pub
lie Square. JOHN GTLGAE q Co.
oct5 If 1850. -... .E
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HrimtnnIC Can't

san The Ku-kIuX Law. .a
A bill was introduced in the Senate yes
tsrday to repeal the law which is com
monty known as the ''Ku.Kluxp law.
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Use Jenkins Stomach Bittera. Oc5 If
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NashvlIIe FIonr nnd GrnIn MarHet.

FL0UR-Market firm and active with ship
ments of $40 bbls. We quote as follows: Supers
s. 25@6; single extra So 2596 so; double extra
Sc s as Is: family 81 SOS; fancy S. 5O@9S IS.
CORN MEAL-We quote loose unbOlted at
$40 per bushel and city kiln, dried at 81 so per
Dbl.
CORN-Market dull and nothing doing.
WHBAT-The receipts to-day amounted to
400 bushels. Sales OF 200 bushels delivered
to purchaser second hand, as follows Mediter
ranean 81 l2112; amber 81 1901 20; white 81 221k.
Sales, also, of 200 bushels red at 81 Is, from
wagon. and shipments of 800 bushels amber de-
liVeTed in depot. at 81 30.
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Use Jenkins Stomach Bilters. oc5 If
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GENERAL MARKETS.

FRIDAY. Gets. 1869.
Nashville Cotton Market.
C0TT0N-Market quiet, as follows
HOod ordlnary.''-........-.. ... ---Z3
Low middling
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
SATURDAY, = SEPT. is 1869.

DIssATISFACTIoN.-We have met
many Democrats since the announce
rhent Of the action of the Democratic
Central Executive Committee, and
not one of them is satisfied with that
action. They say they are not to be
sold ont to any Republicds party,
whether it he . National or g Radi-
caln- they will not wear the yoke
thus attempted to he placed upon
their necks by q bare majority of
ticeaty nIeR at jackson. Moreover,
they declare they never will vote a
ticket thathas negro on it, as lngas
there are educated, Intelligent white
men in the State. This Tom Sinclair
tBrown) ticket is going to run be-
hind any ticket ever put before the
people of Mississippi. Mark the
predictionl ."''.'
OF all tyranny, this sort of politi-
cal tyranny is the most odious. The
people will not stand it--and the
Executive Committee had better
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly" before it is too late
They have an awfia responsibility
resting upon them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
9th day of Sentenher. 1864

within the hours prescribed by law proceed to sell
before the courthouse door in the city of Canton,
Madison county. State of Mississippi at public
auction to the highest bidder, a credit of twelve
months, all the right. title and interest of said tes
tator, in and to the following described lands and
town lot. to-wit:
The W. Of the SCI and "a OF the SW{ Of see
tion 8. and the NJ of the Ei of the SW4 and the
WI Of the WI of section Is, and all of section Is,
and FL of section Il. and the E3 of section 20, and
the FL Of the NW4 and the 81 Of the VIZ of the
NW4 and the SEA Of section 81, and the Ell OF the
SCI OF section d, and the W. of the Sw Of sec
ton 20 and the M of the WI Of the NE4 OF sec
W. Of the NWf and the WI Of TIE seq and the
NJ of the SW4 of section 81 al IN township s.
range . West containing TWO THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES mors or less, and ly-
ing in said county of Madison. State OF Mississpp.
Also and undivided one hal of a let or parcel OF
ground lying in the city of Canton, in said county
and State, beginning "a feet from the Northwest
corner of Lot No. in Square No. 6. fronting rs
feet gu Peace street aud running back 200 feet.
Also undivided one half OF the following
lands TO wit: The B hf Of the hf OF section n
and the W hf of the NEl and the Nwl and the
SE4 and the E hf of the SW4 of section %, and
the NWl and the hf of section "a and lots |, 4
and in section Is, and all Of section 26 in town
ship g. range East; and Lots 2, 3, S and In sec
ton 49, and Lots 2. 3, and in section 10, in town
ship s, range East and Lot West of the bound
airy line and Lot 10 East of the boundary line, in
section 2s in township ., range East; and of the
E hf of the Nw3 of section Is. in township 3,
range East-all lying in said county Of Madison
State of Mississippi. Bond bonds with good
and ample security will be required of the purcha
ser OF purchasers.
NV. BAILEY Executrix, lie,
August IA, lS69tds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
Death of John Bell.

This great statesman died at his
residence at Cumberland Iron Works,
Tennessee, last Friday. His health
had been steadily declining for seve-
raj years, and he was confined to his
bed several months previous to his
death. His naiae is identified with
most of the great public measures
aud party leaders OF the last two or
three political generations. He be
can his career in 1917, as a TenneS-
see State Senator; he beat Felix
Grundy for Congress in 1927; he
served in the House of Representa-
tiveS for fourteen years, during
which time he was chairman of some
of its most important committees,
and was twice elected its presiding
officer; in 1871 he entered the Cabi-
net of General Harrison, as Secreta-
~ of War; in 1915 he was elected a
Senator in Congress from Tennessee,
and remained in that body until
1859 i'll 1860 he was Il candidate for
President of the United States.
Throughout his entire political life,
Mr.. Bell was regarded as one of the
very ableSt men Of his party. In
private life, he was distinguished fol
his integrity and Kindness Of dispo-
sition.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
Administrators Sale.

D1 virtue aud in pursuance of a decree
- of the Honorable Probate Court of
Madison county,, State. of Mississippi, made
at the September term, 1859, thereof the
undersigned Administrator eff the estate of
Samuel J. Ridley, deceased, will on the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER 1869,
within the time prescribed oy law, proceed
to sell, before the Courthouse door in the
city of Canton, Madison county, State of
Mississippi at public auction, to the highs
est bidder, on II credit of twelve months,
all the right, title and interest of said de
cedent in and to the following described
lands, to-wit: The NJ of the WI of the S L
t of section one, and the Ell Of the s Ell
of section two, and the Ed OF the N Ell
and all of the West half of the North /
| lying east of the road, and the NJ of the
S FL of section ten, and the N e., less
i twenty-five acres ont of the North end of
the w of the N Ell, and W., less thirty
acres out OF the Nor Ii end of the Ell of the
WI, and the w of the Ell of section
eleven, and the 81 Of the WI of the WI
of section twelve: also, the following lands
snlject the dover Of Hannah Wyly, form
erly widow of said Samuel J. Ridley, decd
! for which it has been heretofore allotted
and set apart To her by decree of said Pro
bate Court, to- wit. The N Z and the e. o
the N WI and the NJ of the W of the N VI
of section twelve, all of which said above
described land lying and being 10 Town
! ship seven, Range one east, and in Madison
county, State of Mississippi.
Bond with approved security will be re.
quired of the purchaser purchasers.
WILL. S. BAILEY,
Sept. lS, l866-4w Admir-, ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-18
Resolutions of the State Democratic
. Executive Committee.
JACKSON. Sent. 9th. 1850


At a meeting of the Central Dem
ocrsltic Executive Committee of the
State of Mississippi, this day held to
consider the proper course to be pur-
sued by the Democratic party in the
present canvass, on motion of Hon.
A. r. Johnston, it was unanimously
resolved as follows:
LIST. That 1t is not expedient to
hold Democratic State Convention
or to place Democratic ticket in
nomination. s. it'. -a
cad. That in the opinion of this
Committee, the true interests of the
people of the State will be consulted
by supporting and electing the can
didates of the National Union Repub.
lican Party, this day put in nomina-
ton.
Sd. That the people of every
county in the Stare who SUPPORT the
State and Congressional candidates
of this party, should Immediately
meet in County Conventions, organ
ize the party by the appointment of
all appropriate officers and commit
tees, put Legislative candidates in
the field, and enter the campaign at
once,
4th. That the Chairman and Sec,
retary of this Committee publish
these resolutions, and request theil
publication in all the conservative
papers in the State.
JOHN ID. FREEMAN, Chm.
G. II. MANsHIP, Sec'y.