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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-01
Personal.

We were pleased to meet yesterday in
the city, Hon. c. G. Smith, en- route for
Gallatin to hold Chs1cery Court. We
hear from points where he has been hold
ing his courts, and we are glad to know be
is winning golden opinions from the bar
and the people. He is the right man In
the right place"
Col. Jos. T. Motley did US the honor to
drop in yesterday and spend a social hour
lie reports all quiet in his county, and the
people all satisfied with the peoples vic.
tory over prescription.
DR.. D. NJ. McFall, Senator from Ruth
Rrford and Williamson counties, and W,
ONeil Perkins, Esq, representative from
Williamson, Maury and Lewis counties
were both in the city yesterday. They
represent most worthy constituency who
have selected true and able men.
Among the arrivals at the City Hotel
yesterday were Chancellor Smith, of
Clarksville, Prof. Todd, of GalIatin, 8. o.
Nelson, of New Orleans, c II Graham, Of
New York, Maj. Lawson, Tennessee and
Pacific railroad, Capt. 10 Motley, Of
Lebanon, Col. n. Carter, Winchester,
and Capt. Thos. Gray, Fayetteville.
~ the notice of the death of Captain
Stapkiewicz, published yesterday, an
error was committed in the place of his
nativity. He was born in the free city
of Cracow, and was a Pole and not a
prussian.
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Total reeeipts.."..
Decrease this yea

Hrhe exports for the week ending this
evening reach a total Of ], 276 bales, all Of
which were to Great Britain, while the
stocks at all the ports, as made up this
evening are now l3, 562 bales.
"From the foregoing statement ii will be
seen that, compared with the correspond
ing week Of last season, there is decrease
in the exports this week of 345 bales, while
the stocks tonight are 26,057 bales less
than they were at this time year ago.
We have nothing new to add with re-
gard to the growing crop; the latest adj
vices indicete continued favorable progress,
with bgt limited exceptions. A cores
pendent takes exception to our estimate
Of the damage frsm rust in the Atlantic
States, believing 1t to BIS greater than We
state, and encloses some evidence from one
individual with regard to it. 1t is an ex.
tremely difficult affair TO give an idea Of
crop prospects in country go extensive as
this, and foreshadow what the result is to
be. To do it correctly We obtain Informal
tioE from very many sources, Our adj
victs all agree in stating that the shedding
and rust complained of is merely local
and very limited in extent, and all that we
hear goes to prove that at the present mo.
ment the prospect is that the crop will be
in excess Of the last one.
"The Bombay circular Of July 20, re-
ceived this week by mail, state that sat-
isfactory accounts are now being received
from almost all the cotton region, and the
late rains have allayed the fears entertain
ed of the soWings in the earlier districts.
1t is thought that a considerably increased
average will be put under cotton this
year."
The Liverpool Brokers Weekly Circu'
lar reports sales of the week ending Friday,
Aug. q, at 3S, 900 bales, Of which exports
ers took 1000 and spectators 5000
leaving $4,000 bales to the trade. The
general stock comprises 248, 900, against
5000, of which $4,000 are American,
against 100000 bales the previous week
showing an increase of 10000 on the fors
mer, and a decrease of 1900 bales on
American descriptions. The stock aaoat
rs estimated at 661, 900, against $50, 900, Of
which 10000 are American, against 90"
900 bales the previous week. These fga
ures indicact decrease of $4,000 on the
general stock, and no change in American.
The stock in port and at sea gives visible
supply of 100000 bales, against ], 17O, $50
at the corresponding date last year-show-
ng an apparent deficiency Of 261 1850
bales
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A Regular Habit of Body

Il absolutely essential TO physical health AID
cIearness of intellect. Nor IL this all. Beauty
of person cannot CO exist with an unnatural
condition of the bowels. A free passage Of the
refuse matter Of the system through these nat
Of the body as the free passage Of the Offal Of q
city through its sewers Is necessary to the health
of its inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause of mi It o
the diseases of the diseharging organs and one
Of its most common results is CONSTIPATION
This complaint. besides being dangerous in
ITSELF has many disagreeable cOncOmitants.-
such "a an unpleasant breath. a sallOw skin.
contaminated blood and bile. hemOrrhOids,
headache, loss of memory. and general debility.
HOSFETTERS STOMACH BITTERS re-
move all these evils by removing their imme-
date cause in the digestive organs. and Iegula-
ting the action of the intestines. The cOmbinar
ton of properties in this celebrated preparation
is one of its chief merits 1t Is not merely
stimulant. or n tonic, or an antl-billOus agent.
OF a nervine, or a blood depurent, or cathar
tie, but ali these curative elements JudiciOusly
blended in one powerful restorative 1t lends
activity and vigOr to the inert and enervated
stomach. relieves the aIimeutary canal of its
distractions and gives tone to the membrane
which lines it gently stimulates the liver,
braces the nerves. and cheers the animal spirits.
No other remedy possesses such avariety Of by
gienic virtues. It is to these characteristics
that IL owes its prestige as a household medi-
cine. Experience has proved that it is as HARM
less it is eticacious and hence il is as popular
with the weaker seE "a With the stronger
nOSTETfER'S STOMACH RITfERS are
sold in bottles only, and the tr Ide-mark blown
In the glass and engraved on the label, with our
steel engraved revenue stamp over the cork Is
the test OF gcnuineness Beware Of counter
Eeits. aug3I- deodl v&wlt
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Railroad Accident

Another frightful accident occurred on
the Memphis and GAINESVILLE railroad
yesterday. A trestle gave way, and the
engine and twenty-five cars went down
in the general wreck, and were COM
pletely demolished. The fireman and
brakeman are reported killed. This road
has suffered wonderfully, and it seems
as if this and accidents similar must be
the result of vilIainy in cutting the tim.
hers
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SUPPORTER TRUSS
The most Efficient, Comfortable aad
Secure Truss in use, Con-
strueted BpOn an entirely
New Principle.

1T Is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IL PEGN
4 cipla and action from any other now 10 uss,
ard has every Desirable advantage, viz:
LIST 10 il light, clean and easy; no pressure
on the back; with motion inward aod upward
ID. 1t hiss no springs or iron banis. thus
avoiding all luxurious Pressure on the Back A.
the same time AupESoEttnE the AbdOn-u
and relieving the aperture Of ali undue weight
I'd The Button u so formed that TIE pres
sure Is equal on AL the parts Of the Hernial
Apeltuce, without infringing on the SpefmItic
Coid-
am. The composition Of which the Button is
made. renders it ImpervioUJ to Precipitation.
and produces rapid absorption Of the deposits
in the subcutaneous cellular tissues, which
permits the Button 20 act Immediately upon the
tendinous canal thus rlfectually closing tins
neck and Obliterating the Hesaial Sac by al
hesive Inflammation.
5th. 1t is as Comfortable night or day. as a
glove.
6,h. 1t is not CON. Heated. and cannot get
out Of order.
This Instrument is confidently recommended
TO the pubic, knowing that u j. uperiOr 20 any
now in use 1t has been tried by sufficient
mum bers to prove It's superiority over all 9TH
crs, both for Comfort and Cure Of the wearer-
This Instrument " recomm euded by the lead
ing Surgeons and Physicians throughout the
country for the CERTAIS RELIEF and CURE Of
Hernia
1t is recommended by patients Who have
tried the various Spring Trusses' for years
without obtaining relief, and have been cured
by this Truss.
Certificates from well known parties in Nash
vile. can be seen az this Office.
It is fer sale 10 Druggist and dealers ut
Wholesale. Address
Manufacturer. No. Union street Up-stairs)
Nashville. Tenn.
- The above Truss can be had Of Messrs.
oTteh 4 HaddOX; DeMOyille Co =, and q. w.
endersb9tt. Druggists. Nashville, Tenn.
sug2S If
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A Safe Robbed,

On Sunday night last, the safe of Henry
Harding, at the Harding House on Cherry
street, was robbed of a large amount Of
valuable papers, and two gold watches, one
belonging to Henry Reese of Chattanooga
and another TO DR., Beech of Memphis.
Suspicion rested upon a negro boy named
Matthew Henson, who had been lettering
about the house for several days past. He
was arrested by officer Ingalls,, and in his
valise, all the articles luckily were found.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pretty Women comparatively few
Ladies monopolize the Beauty Is we'll as the
attention of Society. This ought Tot to be so,
but it is, and will DO while men are aIish and
single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagsn'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 red. tanned.
frockled OF rustic Complexion who will invest
seventy five cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm
Its effects are t-ply wonderful. 70 preserve
and dress the hair use Lyons KathairOn.
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The Ball at Kingston Springs.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
KINGsroR, Aug. SO.-It is my task again to
write the particulars Of ancthor Of our pleasant
fancy balls" This was to have been a bal
masdue," but owing 10 the lwarn weather the
mask was discarded, and the different faces Of
our Kingston bellies" beAmed forth in charm
ing originality Of feature and expression.
Miss 4. J. as ''Shepherdess" was magnifi-
ceDtIy nrrsyed In satin colour de rose" and
sp.ngled short skirt, Miss l. L.. Of Mobile, as
MADAME Pompadour." wore a royal trailing
mink silk, with satin 'bleu" tunic. The piqnant
expression of her face added greatly to the de
cidedly "Prsnohy" tout ensemble" Her
white peruke shading g pretty black arched'
brow. Miss J. g. Queen StRlaetics) in exquis-
tie sea-Eroen carleton and pink flowers, was
charming, The "almo I'D shaped eyes of Miss
F. Y. made her personatiOn Of NsmOuna the
Enchantrcss" perfect, her oriental costume
of short skirt trousers, and turban,
was exceedingly becoming. Miss A, L. the
'maidsa's blush," wore veil which only
heightened charms twsuld fam conceal, the
faint, blush roses" nesting in her hair, were
W asted sweetness by q check 50 fair. Mrs. }.
d. IL. acted widow AShoney" with her usual
spirit in snowy locke. and high-crowned cap,
making msny a laugh go round. Mrs Ii 1 NJ.
passing for a gay "Vidder, entrapped the heart
Of a gay, gallant Col. J ", OF Knoxville.
The fishing here at PRESENTS splendid. We
bring in sixty OF seventy BY noon, and have
splendid "frys" for our "souper."
The season here has been truly delightful, not
one "unpleas8ntneSs" TO mar It's pleasures.
PARTICIPANT.
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from all quarters during the week, We are
compelled to believe that the cotton crop
bids fair to be much smaller even than last
year. All persons concur in the opinion
that the whole making of August is loss.
The bottom crop has opened rapidly, many
of the bolls being quite small. Estimates
OF falling off in the last thirty days vary
from one-third to one-half q crop. In
counties of Middle Georgia we suppose
more cotton will be picked and ready for
market by the first of September than was
ready last year by October first. Indica.
tions are that the crop in many lower
counties will all be picked by November
and all in the State by December first. We
hope our people will get high prices TO
make up for their loss in quantity.
The Telegraph gives the following
specimens of the falling in the cotton
prospect:
"a gentleman planting in Calhoun
county thought in July he would be
| good for $50, Tut will be glad to get $50
bales of cotton.
"a planter in this vicinity, a few
weeks ago, thought he was sure for 800
now comes down to 200 bales of cot
ton.
"a planter of Houston county who
| planted for two hundred, Gays he will
not get over sixty bales of cotton.
"a gentlemen planting in Dougherty
county, six weeks ago expected one
hundred and fifty, now looks for only
seventy bales of cotton.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser o.
Aug. 29says: Gall the cotton that come
In is readily sold st. prices ranging from
% to 291 cents. About 10 bales of th'
new crop were received this morning ant
about 100 have been received in the pas
ten days"
Under date CT Friday evening, the New
York Commercial and Financial Chroni
Gle says of the cotton movement:
"By special kilograms received by ]
tonight from each Of the Southern port
We are in possession of thereturns showinI
the receipts, exports, ETC., OF cotton 70
the week esding this evening, August "
From the figures thus obtained it appear
that the total receipts for seven days hav
reached 1873 bales against 1851 bale
last week, 1853 bales the previous week
and /, AL bales three weeks since) making
| the aggregate receipts since September, l,
1863, up to this date, 1887 1856 bales e
which "A, 900 bsles srs overland ship
ments direct to the mi1lsj, sgainst All
056 bales (ofwhich 200, 900 bales are over
land shipments) for the same period il
| 1867; being an excess last season over thi
season of 10000 bales. The details @
the receipts for this week las per telegraph,
and the corresponding week of 1858 ar
| IA fnlIopas
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Grand OpeFefta,

The musical entertainment tonight, IN
der the direction of Prof. and Madame De-
Castro, for the benefit of the Memorial As
BOCiation, promises TO be one of the grand
est affairs of the season. Those who are to
take part in the programme have been in
active preparation for several weeks, and
by those who have attended the rehearsals,
we have been assured rich musical treat.
Let Masonic Hall be filled tonight, and
doubtless the audience will be 80 delighted
that they can not be kept during the sue
cessive entertainments on Thursday and
Friday evenings.
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q; German Millst %; Missouri Mile. 81

81; German Millet %; Missouri MilIet %
Clover SO so.
3 HEDEs-Dry flint Country s20622c;
dry salt 1920; green salt 10@12c; green
hides 10c.
IEos.-Tennessee, common bar, &c per
h Kentucky, do, 4ae per Id; Tenne ssee
band, &c; Kentucky do, &C.. RIA -.
2 1SoAP.-Common bar, 5910c per ID;
per fancy box S2@4 50.f.s 10 s7E-b3 G
LAND PLAsrER.-We quote at $25 per
ton in bags. @
RAGs-Have decling tendency. We
quote at 44c. ..-s.,--5.- o E
LEATHER.-Oak soled 42@47; Hems
lock do 1906; Harness 4OS42 Bride
per doz $1,000; Upper per doz $S6@4S
French calf skins per doz S4S@96; Ameri-
can calf per doz $4,000.
Nashville 1--we stock Market.
Cattle have been. weak, but are little
sitter at the close of the week. We
quote at 2@Si, and but few on the
market. 70 eais f
Hogs are In demand at $685.. laa
| Il Sheep are scarce and command Sic;
per head. Lambs 81 00@2 80. @
Sales at Morse's stock yard for thu
week have been as follows: -al. ~
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The locomotive N. Burns ran into a
freight train at Newsom's, on the Nash>
vile and Northwestern railroad, yester.
day morning, damaging the engine q
trife by the collision. She was brought
back to the city, aud placed in the shop
for repairs, and will be all right in a day
or two.
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Municipal Canvass.

The Conservative candidates for Mayor
will address the people as follows:
AT Hudson's, corner of College and JEFF
forson streets, Tuesday night, Aug. 81.
A. corner of Broad and Mar ket streets,
on Wednesday night Sept. l,
AT a point on Broad street, kttle be-
you'd the Railroad Tunnel, 10 the Tenth
ward, on Friday night, Sept. 8.
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For COmptFoiier.

We are authorised to announce W. P.
Morris, Of Camden, a candidate for Comp
troller Of the Treasury OF the State, at the
ensuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members Of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
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RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
orld; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
less. reliable, instantaneous; no dlsapp0lnt-
Inent; no ridiculous tInts remedies the Ill Ell
fects Of bad Dyes; invigorstes and leaves tne
bsir soft and beautiful, BLACK or BROWN. Sold
bv ali Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
mprlied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. Is
ond 81 NY, mays ~
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The State Librarian.

Our well.known fellow-citizen, Mr..
Bryce Thompson, will be a candidate bes
fore the incoming Legislature for the Office
of State Librarian. He would make q
most efficient and excellent officer, and
would do credit to the State.
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The following gentlemen are authorized
4 and requested to act as Agents for tn,
4 UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive anC
receipt for subscriptions and advertisement
i for the same:
EAST TENNESSEE.
V G Allen, Decatur.
B G Manard, Bristol.
/ s n Fsin, Messy Creek.
G Austin, Austin's Mills.
James Luttrell, Knoxville.
Patten & Payne, Chattanooga.
John A Hood, London.
II Liggett, Kingston.
james Reed, Athens.
Hugh L Fry, Sweetwater.
Capt W D Haynes, Blountsville
A T Wilson, Union Depot.
Dosser & Fain, Jonesboro.
Col VIM Springfield, Rogersville.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
J. II. Cowley; Little Lot.
White Myers, Granville.
A F johnson, Maury county.
o S Ewing, Rome.
NJ F Doss, Alexandria.
A L Bartlett, Cedar Hill.
T L Shultz, Concord.
W T Harrison, Smeedsville.
John H Officer, Calf-Killer P o.
Chiffon & Yates, Haley's Staten.
Ogilvie & Hazlewood, College Grove.
John W Faxon and L. E. King, Clarks-
villel
Geo W Morgan, Fayetteville.
A johnson and T NJ Jackson, Eagle
vile.
A E Durham, Normandy.
DR. J B Matthews, Edgefeld.
Simpson & Cleland, Brentwood.
TT Watson and S B Rozell, Franklin.
JB Stephenson, Spring Hill.
Banks & Drake, Thompson's Station.
VIII Engle and A D Frierson, Co.
lumbia.
WIN Irwin and J S Griffith, Mt
Pleasant.
Arch Thomas, Springfield
w. H. McCauley, Pescher's Mill.
WR SaddIer, Forts Station.
G B Wright, Gallatin.
J. II. Gslbraith, GoodlettsviIle.
II s Young, Lafayette.
A A Swope, Carthage.
A w Williams, Dixon's Springs.
VIC Cox, Gainsboro.
PTurney and A Fancher, Sparta
T Whaley, Smithville.
r Kirkpatrick, Buffers Landing.
Williamson q Martin, Lebanon.
AOHP Schorn, Murfreesboro.
VII McFerrin, Woodbury..
Howard w Newman, Winchester.
HI Walling, McMinnville.
OH P Harris Livingston.
r Murphy, and S r HALEY, WSrtrace
E f Hunt, Tullahoma.
D P Rathbone, Manchester.
EG Curlle, Bradyville. 4
VIM Barton, Readyville.
John Laws, Pennington.
Robert D Rankin, Bell Buckle.
A A Steele, Lewisburg.
John A Gannsway, UniOnville,
G. P Baskette and NJ B Norman j.
Bro, Shelbyville.
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MfIffaFv

A company of United States regulars
left the city yesterday for Rutherford
county, having been sent there at the In
stance of Gov. Senter to quell any future
disturbances that may occur there. One
half Of the company will be stationed at
Symrna, the other half at Murfreesboro.
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Gold remains unchanged. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 1881; was 1881
at 1925; 1884 at 11:S5; 1885 at
noon; 1888 at LOO; 1885, at 2, 1888
at 8, and closed at 1888 at 4P.M. Dealers
here were paying 1873 and holding at 1888.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par, and sold by them at /
premium.
Government securities are higher. The
following are yesterdays New York quo.
fatiopc.
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nnnlEY.

A friend requests US to ask the Tax
Payers Association to favor the public
with list Of the candidates suggested ~
the Association Tor Aldermen and Cour-
ciImen at the ensuing election. Shall the
inquiry be answered?
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CITY NOTICES.
WnnhnA

A frst-class Irish Cook, Washer and
Ironer, or House Girl-one that under
stands her business. Good reference re-
quired. Apply Immediately, at this Office.
sep1 3t
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commissioners Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF IHH
i Cbancery Court at Columbia will sell, on
the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER next, at the
CourthOuss in Columbia, to the highest bidder,
the Plantation and Residence Of Jerome B.
pillow situated in Maury county, Tennessee
This is one of the best improved and finest Plan
tations In Middle Tennessee. There are In the
tract $50 acres, 800 of which are in cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half on tho lst day
of January, 1870; the other half LIST day Of JAN
nary, 1871. Notes, with good security, with in
terest from the date. and lien retained on the
land until the purchase money is paid.
GID. J. PILLOW,
Commissioner.
Lou;syille Courier-Journsl and Clarksville
Chronicle publish and send accounts.
aug4 s-W4w
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Atsanfian. druggists.

To meet the largely increased demand
for the Ferriss Supporter Truss, / have res
duced the price 80 low az to bring 1t with
in the means Of all.
The eatire absence OF STEEL sPRINds In
this Truss, and its comfortable adj uslment,
combined with the low price, cannot fail
to recommend il to every enc afflicted with
Hernia.
Il is for sale to Druggists and Dealers st
wholesale. W. II. P. JoNH
No. Unien st., (Upssairs) Nashville,
Tenn. sug28 eodlw
Foz aniforn good beard and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, 50 to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. jyeH
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Reyenna Collector

By the solicitation of many friends l
hereby announce my name candidate for
Revenue Collector of Davidson county, at
the March election, 1870.
aug26f GEORGE GREER.
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Announcements.

We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce W. r. Mccall, (son of Senator
J. r. Mccall of Upton county, candi-
date for Messenger TO the Senate at the ap-
preaching session Of the Legislature.
aug IL tde+
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Total shinment hu all rontss So

Total shipment by al routes 00,oz0 baIes
The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
LIVERPOOL, '11:15-Market dull sales
1000 bales at 133d; Orleans, 1873 and
13id. -
LIVERPOOL l:20-Cotton quotations an
changed.
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For EeDrfe ,1esseurer.

We are authorized to announce Master
Willie II. Baskette, of Nashville, candi-
date for Messenger of the Senate, at the
ensuing session Of the Legislature.
aup26 tide
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The celebrated Shrewsbury oysters In
kegs, are being received daily by ex-
press at Hemphilps Central Oyster Depot,
81 Church. aug29 81
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MARRIED.

BURNS ANDERSON In Waynesbore.
Tennessee, August II. 1869. by Rev. James N.
Walker, Mr.. Il. NJ. Burns to Miss Henrietta
jackson Anderson. daughter of James Ander-
son, ESQ, d&w