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Hon. VIM. @. sherrod.

We learn through private sources that
William C. Sherrod, Esq, was elected to
Congress from the Tuscumbia district on
the Sd inst. We congratulate Mr.. Sherrod
on the result; and his constituency in
having a gentleman of superior intelli-
gence, of thorough Identification with their
interests, and of sound Cons ervative pin
ciples as their Representative. Knowing
Mr.. Sherrod well, we speak advisedly. He
is son-in-law of our esteemed fellow-citi-
zen Samuel d. Morgan, Eco.
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Fell from n SeanOId.

Yesterday evening Mr.. John Morrow, a
painter in the employ of George Hutchi-
son, fell from a scsfold supported by
ropes, and suspended from the cornice of
A. C. Beech's new house on Spruce street.
He struck the stone steps below, distance
of twenty-five feet from where he was at
work. By this fall, the unfortunate man
broke his wrist, and his head and hip were
badly confused. He was Immediately
taken into the residence of Thos. Brennan,
where his wounds were dressed by DR..
James Plunket, after which he was remOv-
ed to his home in North Edge6eld. Al
though badly hurt, his injuries are not of
q 1suUprouz character
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NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE AssO-
CITATION.
Preparation for the Fall Meeting
sHIOO i'm Purses.

Preparation for the Fall Meeting
$500 i'm Purses.
There was meeting Of the Blood Horse
Association yesterday at the Merchants
Exchange, to complete all the necessary
arrangements for the fall meeting which
commences on Monday, Oct. IS. The
programme adopted is as follows:
First Day-First Race. Young Ameri-
ca Stake for two year olds, dash of mile,
S25 entrance, p. p. Association TO add
$500. Closed with thirty entries.
Second Race-Rock City Belle Stake
for three year old, mile heats; S25 en-.
trance p. p. The young ladies of the city
propose to add $500. Fiveor more to fill.
Closed with eleven entries.
Second Day-First Race-Green Stake
for thres year olds that have never run in
public prior 10 the LIST of August, 1869;
mile heats; $25 entrance p. p. Association
to add $3.50.
Second Race-Association Purse $500 I;
dash of two miles.
Third Day-First Race-Merchants'
Post Stake, for all ages; the merchants of
Nashville to add 81 900; second horse to
have 5000; the subscribers to name at the
post. Five or more to fill.
Second Race-Associatio Purse $500 /;
mile heats.
Fourth Day-First Race-Bellemonte
Stake for three years old two mile heats !;
500 entrance p p. DR. W A Cheathsm
will donate the sum Of $500 to the above,
and the Association will add $500. Closed
with 10 entries.
Second Race-Association Purse $500 !;
mile and repeat.
Fifth Day First Race-Associatio
Purse $500; two mile heats.
Second Race-Association Purse $500 /;
mile heats best three in five.
Sixth Day-First Reconsideration
$500; three mile heats.
Second Consolidation purse for
beaten horses, mile heats, $500, the second
horse to have 800. the third to have $50.
The following additions we're made to
the entries already published:
KENTUCKY STAKE.
WIN. CottrilI b Crockett by Daniel
Boone, dam Lilly Ward by Lexington.
TENNESSEE STAKE.
VIM Cottrill b f "La Belle" by Daniel
Boone, dam Lilly Ward by Lexington.
Also ch Jack Hackett by Daniel
Boone, dam Lady Cifey by Albion.
w f Babcock Oh by Jack Malone, dam
Delta by Priam.
Also ch f by Jack Malone, dam Vesper
Light by Childe Harold.
H P McGrath oh C Mckinney by War
Dance, dam Rexanna by imp Chesterfield.
A motion was made by Mr.. Darden, and
unanimously adopted, limiting the price
charged by booksellers to two per cent,
and also to discountenance all who come in
opposition to the pool seller Of the Asso-
citation.
The Secretary was instructed TO give
notice that pools will be sold on the 10th
Of October, the Saturday previous to The
races, at the Merchants Exchange.
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n u
Senator from this district. A. L. Spears is
Floater, and E. A. james is representa-
tive from this county. Hamilton gives
over eight hundred majority for Senter.
All is well. TRUTH. /
Bradley County.
CLEVELAND. Aug.s6.-Ohicial vote OF
this county, Stokes 955; Senter 1886.
Stokes majority 1ls. Mcdowell 912;
Upton s19. McDowelps majority 90.
For Senate Pearson 1888; 1P4dget 7sl;
Parsons majority 81; Cate 165 For
Representative = Brown (Stokes Rsdi-
caD 9O4; Ware (Senter Republican, $40.
Browns majority "a. 4 Nj. Z.
Greene County.
GREENEvILLE, Aug. 6.-Senter's msjor-
ity in this county is S75. Two districts 10
hear from will add 30 or rs to Senter's
msjority. l.. .. M.
The Home OF Stokes.
From the Lebanon Herald.
SMITHvILLE, Aug. 6.-Vote of Smith
vile. Senter, 2Sl Stokes 33. District z,
Senier, 50; Stokes, 0. District 6, Senter,
So; Stokes, 0. District 10, Senter, "a /;
Stokes, Is. Cason's vote in the above dis.
tricls vas about the same as Senter.
The election passed off quietly. Hatha-
way divided the Radical vote. Dunlap,
Conservative, elected. J. A. N.
ALEXANDER, Tenn, Aug 6, 1S69.--EDs.
II. and R: The vote of this district, No.
| l, Senter los, Stokes 81. Cason the same
| as Senter. The 11th District, near here.
| gave Senter 81, Stokes 10.
| Smith couniy-We hear from New Mid
dleton-Senter more than doubles Stokes
| vote. At Bresh creek, the strongest Rad
ical district in the country, we learn the
vote was tie, but voters from other dis.
tricts gave Stokes small majority, while
10th District gave Seuter 81.
| Auburn, Cannon county, gave Senter
100 and Stokes 4.
This county, DeKalb, will go for Senter
Stokes you see is beaten at his own pre-
cinct, and at Liberty, his stronghold, he i:
only ahead.
| Hathaway and Evans, 7. d., had q little
round at fisticuff. Evans had his head
cut pretty badly in two places. Th'
Radicals had one or two little quarreli
among themselves; otherwise the da!
passed peacefully and quietly enough.
CIVIS.
| SMITH CoUNTY.-NeW Middleton-Sen
ter 164, Stokes 81; Peytou 1877, Patterson
Sc; James 169, Hunt 81; Barry 16s
Woodcock 8S; Upton 1853; Mcdowell 81
Tenth district-Senter 80, Stokes l. Nine
teenth district-Senter IS, Stokes So. FIJI
teenth district-Senter n, Stokes 55.
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Gin NE de class STamar

A lady and her little daughter of about
three years, travelling on the Louisville
train yesterday, as a matter of course,
heard much talk of the expected eclipse
of the sun. The little girl heard that
night would come in the day, and that
persons were preparing TO look at it
through a glass. Very soon the train
darted into a tunnel. The child, clapping
her hands exultantly, cried, Gin me de
glass, / want to see the night
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pastnrad In Sneech.

We learn from the Trenton Gazette that
Mr., Powell, who was 90 suddenly struck
dumb on a train on the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, by his own folly,
has been restored to his speech by the use
of a galyanic battery.
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John Cockrell, the buzzard orator, and
the late hesd of the scavenger department,
so called, has been retired from active dut,
in that field of labor, and at present is
leading the life of private citizen. His
majestic tread will no longer be seen in
advance of the brigade of picks and
shnvels RentLiescnf in nnce
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Among the numerous arrivals at the
Stacey House yesterday we're Col. John NJ.
Fleming, of Knoxville, + A. James, ESQ.
of Chattanooga, MIR. Ramsy, of the KuO1-
Vile Press and Herald, and Hon. Horace
Maynard. Mr.. Maynard LEFT for home last
svsuip0
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Railroad Accident.

The south bound train on the NJ & o
r R, met with an accident, about two
miles below Union City on last Friday,
the trucks on the tender broke down,
causing the train to come suddenly to a
halt, which resulted in the smashing up
Of the whole train of cars. No lives were
lost, aud the only accident was a man got
his ankle sprained, while making his way
out of the train.
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Sent tn Hail.

William ST. George and John W. Clark
who were arrested on Friday on the charge
of breaking into the depot at Edgefeld
junction, were bound over to the Criminal
Court yesterday, and 10 default of one
thousand dollars bond, were committed to
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Benton County.

CAMDEN, August 6-I send you the re-
| suit of the vote in this county as far as as
certained: For Governor, Senter 796,
Stokes 1l2; for Superintendent, Upton,
Conservative, 7S7, Mcdowell, Radical, IS;
for State Senate, D B Thomas, Conserva-
live, 500, Ledbetter, Radical, 20; for Re-
preventative, Harris, Conservative, 759,
Boone, Radical, 81.
There were 80 votes polled at the Cam
den precinct, with the following result:
Senter 305, Stokes none; Upton 304, Nc
Dowell /: Thomas 80, Ledbetter none;
Harris 303, Boone s.; aud in the seventh
district of the county each one of the
candidates received u votes and their
several opponents none. | hear of no ex.
element, but the election went of quietly
at every precinct. The crops are begin
ming to suffer for rain. A cloud presenting
hattering prospect went around us to-
day. w. Al
Iardeman County.
BOLIVAR, Aug. 6.-The vote in Hard
eman, three districts TO come in, gives
Senter 800 and Stokes 249. J. L. Roper,
Conservative, is elected Representative by
a large majority. J. S.
weakIey Comfy.
DRESDEN, Aug. 6, lS69.-Fifteen dis
tricts give Senter l ,454 majority. Three
districts to hear from will increase the ma
iority to 100. Erheridge, for Senator,
and Caldwell, for Representative, are
elected by large majorities. M. D. c.
stewart County.
DOVER, Aug. 6.-HereWith please find
election returns as far as heard from:
Dover dislrict-Senter, 243; Stokes,
Is; Hart Conservative, for Senator, us;
Starks Conservative, for Senator, 81;
West Conservative, for Representative,
245. ]. P. F.
Hamilton County.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 6, 1861 send
you, greeting, across the mountain the glad
tidings that East Tennessee, the Political
Gotham, is to-day redeemed; from every
hill top and valley the wstchword of SEN
ter and suffrage comes singing through the
air. No longer shall East Tennessee be |
seen as the dark spot upon the political
horizon. No longer shall she be estranged |
from her brethren ofihe Middle and West
ern divisions of the State; no where can
the Bald Eagle find a resting place save in
the loyal county of Blount, the county
wherein the ministers of peace cannot
enter without fear of the loyal lash. This
be msy have, it will be- a BETTING feather
in his plume, and with il he may retire to
the hills of DeKslb A. A. Pearson ia
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Fire Fxf!uyutsher.

We noticed on exhibition on the Public
Square, yesterday, a fire extinguisher
patented by Mr.. Babcock. 1t is, without
doubt, the best machine ever invented for
that purpose, and it can be charged and
brought TO bear on a fire in less than a
minute. The general opinion of those
present was that it was great invention,
and one which will be used.
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Amputation Of the Arm.

Ga Thursday evening last, little girl
in South Nashville fell and broke her arm.
The injury at first seemed to be nothing
more than a slight fracture, but on the
following night modification followed, and
on yesterday morning her arm had TO be
arnnniaieh clnse 10 the shoulder
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Fenian Notice.

NASHVILLE, Aug. s, 1894 meeting
of the Fenian Brotherhood will be held in
their hall at 2 o'clock this day. 1t is
earnestly requested that all the members,
both old and new, will be in attendance, as
business of importance is to be transacted.
1t is hoped that every member will avail
himself of this opportunity, as excuses will
not be taken on this occasion.
d, s. MUNDY, Center,
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A Fine Soda FOunt.

John W. Morton & Co, druggists, Pub
lie Square, have just received a magnif-
cent soda water apparatus known as the
Frost King. There is only one other like
it in the United States, ard that is at
Hembold's, Broadway, New York. 1t is
the most magnificent thing of the kind
that has ever been seen in these parts.
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l respectfully announce myself as can
didate for the Mayoralty of the city. La
doing go, yield to none in 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 to
all Just and fair admins tration.
NASHVILLE, AUg.7. l.. F. BEECH.
IA
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RnlIRR Enurf

James johnson and T. E. Clark, drunk
enness, So and costs; Fl. B. Rhodes, james
Simpson and Clip Trabue, assault and
battery, So and costs each; Silas Martin,
fraudulent breach of trust, released at
prosecutors cost; Nancy Sands, using vul-
gar language, S. and costs.
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Removal.

In consequence of the late Ere. Whiteman
Bros. have removed to No 62 North Market
street. next door to Burns Leather Store, south
of the Public Square. where they will be pleased
to see their customers and pay cash for rage,
and all kinds Of paper stock.
iv28 I'm r h D n
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Notice.

To the Boss Tailors of Nashville: We,
the Society of Journeymen Tailors, ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your proposed
reduction of our present bill of prices, but
resolve in mass not to comply.
Aug Sit. 10 DAVIS, President.
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London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 5 20s at 8Ss.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 6l4@62 for the old and
55 for the new.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 4th inst,
were as follows:
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SUNDAY schooI OGicers, Meetin,

We are requested TO give notice, by Jas
s. Patterson, the secretary, that there will
be a meeting OF the Sunday school officers
Of Nashville and vicinity, at the First
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday night
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Why so?

From the Cincinnati Chronicle We learn
that Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, was
in that city last Thursday, Notwithstanding
the election in this State on that day.
Why was Horace in the West, when he
should have been serving his sovereign in
The East.
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Death Oran Old citizen.

We regret to hear of the death of Col ]
L Greer, an old citizen of the l4th District
of this county, who died suddenly a few
days ago. He was well known throughout
the entire section of country, and his death
is REGRETTED by all who knew him.
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Offering a Reward.

Jim Dungey was yesterday offering
reward of ten dollars for every negro who
would come forward and acknowledge
that he had voted for Stokes.
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stokes, Running Qualities

A wsg was heard to remark on the
streets yesterday that Stokes had
never made but one run equal to the one
for Governor, and that was when he was
at the head Of his regiment in the late
unpleasgntness.
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Gold is unchanged. The following are
yesterdays New York quotations Opened
at 1861; was 1861 at 1890; 1861 at lilo;
1863 at 1:35; 1861 at LBS, and closed at
1863 at P. NJ. Our dealers pay lS5 and
hold at 136, with very little doing.
Exchange On New York ia taken by
the banks at par, and sold by them at /
premium.
Government bonds are a shade lower.
The following are yesterdays New York
nuotations
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Crowded.

The city was thronged with country
visitors yesterday and the trade in the
various branches Of business seemed to be
brisk
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Sneaker FriersoD,s Coup,x

The official vote Of Maury county shows
up the late Speaker Frierson's popularity
at his own home He received 3G4 votes
out of about 4 500 votes cast.
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markets. BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets

LONDON, August 7.-Consols 92s@93s;
United States 500 bonds S34 and quiet.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 7.-U. S. bonds SGT
@S78.
LIVERPOOL, August Cotton market q
shade frmer. White wheat los 10d; red
western 9s 9d@9s Sd. Western -four 24s.
European corn 28s Cd. Oats IS Sd. Peas
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FPnian brotherhood.

The Fenian Brotherhood hold meeting
in their hall this evening, at two o'clock,
on business Of Importance. Every mem
her is expected TO be present.
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Personal.

Horace Maynard passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO Knoxville.
lie has just returned from California,
where be has been for two months past.
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Fiue Tomatoes.

Among the contributions 10 the Horti-
cultural Society yesterday, were some very
fre tomatoes, sent in by James W. Ham
it,n. The market has not afforded better
sorn,lp Aurirg the season.
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DIED

HARLOW.-On the % inst, LITTLE DAISY,
aged years and 9 months, daughter of John
and Annie Harlow. of Edgefeld. Tenn.
EARLY. bright. transient, chaste Us morning
dew,
She spark ed, was exhald and went to heaven. :"
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NHIicaI WanreaI-

For which the highest market price
will be paid by S. B. SpurIock & Co.
orner Broad and College streets, or the
JACKSON Mills, South Market. JOHN
MrEANN
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Chaueery C0urt.

The closing argument in the case of the
Nashville Female Academy will be de-
livered by Governor Foote tomorrow
morning, before the Chancery Court.
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Pretty Women,

AV6Iby WUWtH' A comparatively few
Ladies mOnOpolize the Beauty as well as the
attention of Society. This ought not to be so.
but it is, and will be while men are foolish and
single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed BY using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. which gives the Bloom of
Youth and a refined sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of q red. tanned.
frecBled or rustic Complexion who will invest
seventy-fve cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm
Its effects are truly wonderful. To preserve
and dress the hair use Lyons KathairOn
auge cod dAw I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-08

At the solicitation of large number Of
my fellow-citizenp, / announce myself as
candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing Sep
TENDER election. JOHN LUCK.
iv22 ta
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Declined.

1t was currently reported upon the
street yesterday that General Stokes had
Withdrawn from the race, and was no
longer a candidate for Governor.
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THOMPSON STATION, Cat Cayce's springs,)
Aug. 6, 1866 Our vote for Senier was
203; Stokes none. Balance of the ticket
about the game.
RIDGE WESTINGHOUSE The vote
stood: Ssnter, 125; Stokes, 81; and the
balance as usual.
BETHEsDA.-For Senter 1872, and Stokes
10, and other candidates about the same
way.
THOMPSON STATION, Aug. 6, 1S69.-The
vote at this precinct (Cayce's springs) is all
o. K; Senter, 2OS; Stokes, none; McFall,
2O1; Upton, 200; Perkins, 1913; Thomas
1877; Brownlow, (negroes). u =
Eleventh district-Senter, lbs; Stokes
q Us black negroes and 2 white negroes)
McFall, 122; Upton, 121; Thomas, 121;
Perkins, 122; Mcdowell, "a; Elliott, q
BrownlOw, 81. Respectfully,
J. T. MARTIN.
Have Just heard from the twelfth dis.
trict: Senter, III; Stokes, 10 (17 white ne
groes and 2 black negroes). ]. T. NJ.
Marry County.
COLUMBIA, Aug. THE vote of this
county, with but few districts to hear from
gives Senter majority of 2, 4SS. Vote Of
suffrage candidates for the Legislature
about even with that given Gov. Senter
The total vote of Maury will be abou
44OO. 'a-t W. L. q
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Escape Of u LuDRIic.

Ga the night of the 4th inst, William
A. Bethel, an inmate of the Tennessee
Hospital for the insane, who has been con-
fined for a year or two under a verdict of
lunacy, succeeded in making his escape
from the institution, aud is now at large.
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Lincoln County.

FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 6.-I send you
the result of the election in Lincoln with
but two precincts to hear from. The two
districts to come in will increase the Con-
sentative msjorities: Senter 1882, Stokes
2OS, Upton 1850. Mcdowell 1O2. For
Senator, Martin 1854, David 700. For
Representative, Bright 3, 1882. For Floa-
ter, L P Bright 3,16l, Sanders 1873.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sELF.HELP FOR THE ERRING.
Words of Cheer for Young Men,
who having fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS,
desire a better MANHOOD. Send in sealed
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BArCHELOg,. HAZE DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
MAYOR Of Nashville,

We are authorized to announce JOHN
LELLYErT as candidate for Mayor, SUBJ
ject to the action of convention of the
people.