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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-11
Marshal's sale.

ON THURSDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF
" August, 1869, at the Courthouse door II
Nashville, will sell at public auction for cash
to the highest bidder, all the right and ti.le q
and interest in the Nashville Gun Factory prop.
erty Of all the owners add claimants Of said
property except the city of Nashville. to satisfy
q vendiLiOni eXponas to me directed from the
Circuit Court of the United States, pursuant 10 4
decree Of said court at its April term 1863.
The property so dec-eed TO be sold and 30 N
be sold is the fee simple Of a lot on CoIIese
street in South Nashville, beginning at the linz
of division between it and NJ. G. COttop's home
place, and thence running with College Street
towards Mulberry street thirty feet, and run.
ming back between parallel lines, perpendicular
TO College street one hundred and thirty eight
feet. Also, the eighty-6ve feet OF said Gun
Factory property fronting on Cherry street, and
running back between parallel lines perpandic-
qlar TO cherry street, to the rear line Of said
hrst mentioned lot, and the prolOng CATION there
Of Constituting the rear line Of the lot belong
ing TO the clty Of Nashville. and constituting
part Of said Gun Factory property.
The portion of the improvements fixtures
and appurtenanoes annexed to said lots is 70 be
So d thereEith. A plat Of said ground will be
exhibited at said sale. and can be seen 2reyI-
ously BY application to me at my Office in the
Fsaeral Court Room, in the Capitol at Nash
Vile T.. K. GLASCOCK.
E-T'ly
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NASHVILLE COTTON syArurv,,r

. ..
Stock on hand Sept ], 1seS,....... $50
Received to-day 50. ....s-.....
Received previously .,.... ...,..5184 8-51s54
Il -oiD z olIoJ9d EQG e8OeI -
Total s........i. ...s.l.... 2d b.l1 51914
shipped to-dsy. ,.............s ,190H.i ID
Shipped preYiOnsly.-.*:. ..,:5l554-6l744
! Stock on hand. 80. .....,... A'-1 ~ 40
The following are the cotton quotations
received st the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
70 tne Puonc; VS. Fiy I rsdT e
LIVERPOOL, u:15--Colton market firm.
err sales 1900 bales at 122 and 12a.
Z New YoRK, I0:S0-Markst dull and
prices unchanged.
LrEERPooL, 12AMarkst active. il'ls z
New York, 2-Markst duh and price
unchanged; sales 500 bales at 344; ], 2o(
bales low middling future delivery inclnd
ing December, 26i; January at 26. i.iv
NEW York. s3-Market dull and price
unchanged; sales 465 bales for spinning
$50 for speculation; 1850 bales low mid
ding for future delivery, including De
cember, at 26 and 26i; January 25f @2e
CoRN-Ws heard of the purchase Of Is
bushels to-dry for milling purposes loos
4 a. H~s "#
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUMMER WINES!
WARRANTED PURE,
At Low Price >
SILL CATAwBA.
SPARKLIN CATAWBA.
FINE HOOK.
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.

Tbs Still Catswbs can be obtained by the
case or gallon; all the others bottled. have
selected these with great care, and guarantee
them to be superior. possessing all the delicate
favor and ooquet of the grape
Also. e RELIABLE BRANDY, distilled in
California, now FIVE years old.
Orders from abroad. or inquiries in regard to
the above. will receive prompt attention.
W. ID, KLINE, Druggist.
july9 If Masonic Temple.
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sunday school Meeting.

We learn that Rev. DR.. Baird, and sew,
eral other Nashvillians went out to Tus.
sulum, on the NolensviIle pike, day,
and met large number Of children, pa
rents and friends, and spent the time pleas
sntly in singing, speaking, eating and pic
nicking, all aiding in building up the school
and society at that place. IL was a pleas
ant treat to our city friends, and we should
have been delighted to be there.
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JohnsonviIIe Convention,

We are indebted to friend for intelIi-
gence received in this city yeste rdsy even.
ing by private dispatch, that the conven.
ton which met at johnson vile yesterday,
nominated J. W. Harris of Waverly, fol-
representative for the counties of Benton
and Humphreys, in the Lower House OF
the next Legislature. Col A. F. Boone is
also candidate for the same position.
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Robbery.

The residence of Andrew Morrison, on
the Harding pike, about two miles from
the city, was entered by burglar about
dark a few evenings since, and q tin box
stolen which contained 5000 in money, a
lot of tax receipts, Smith & Wesson sill =
ver-mounted pistol and dress pattern and
some valuable papers. When the robbery
was committed the family we're at supper
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Helms Knoxville Directory.

We are in receipt of copy Of this com
pilatioD, which, though late in appearing
will still prove useful. Is embraces also a
business directory of all the principal
towns aud stations in East Tennessee, on
the two railroads leading into Knoxville
LIS typography is very creditable to the
printer, Mr.. T. Haws,'st Knoxville, and
the whole presents a most valuable com
pend of the population and business Of
East Tennessee. We congratulate Mr..
Helms on the success of his work, and
commend it as the frat reliable directory
of East Tennessee.
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The following gentlemen are authorized
and requested to act "a Agents for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
for the same: ....r Oh.
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wheat WanIed.

corner Broad and College streets or the
JACKSON Mills, South Market. JOHN ]
MCCANN.
The Proposed Sabbath school Concert.
We are delighted to see this reunion Of
Sabbath-school laborers in our midst. We
trust that it is simply the beginning of re-.
neWed zeal and interest upon the part o
this community in the great cause of Sun
day-school education.
Every one who knows any thing about the
work OF Sabbath-school can realize fully
theImportance Of good singing as an sd-
junct thereto. This need is fully met in
the instruction of Prof Foote, who has in
charge the proposed concert. We know
whereof we speak, when We say he is fully
equal to the proposed tack, in every sense
of the word. We hope every Christian
aud Sabbath-worker will put their shout
ders TO the wheel, and make the concert Is
We know they will, grand and complete
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fresh as n Maiden's HUSH"
Is the pure psachy Complexion which follow
the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in
Society understand this,
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic Coun'
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any
other thing. bra -... D.. ..
Redness, sunburn, Tan. Freckles. Blotches
and all effects of the Summer Sun disappear
where it is used. and a genial, cultivated, fresh
expression is obtained which rivals the Bloom
Of Youth. Beauty is possible to all who will
invest rs cents at any respectable store and in
sist on getting the Magnolia Balm. ... .
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to Dress
the Hair. jy6 cod d&w
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Personal.

Col. 3. S. Allen aud Maj. j. r. Hub
bard, of Carroll county, we're in the city
yesterday on business connected with the
railroad interests Of their section.
We were pleased to meet Col. Boons Of
Benton county, in the city yesterday. He
was gallant soldier for the Union, and lie
candidate to represent Benton and
Humphreys counties in the General As
,hlp
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James Il. Dodd & Co., Edge6eld, have
just received large stock of fresh groce-
ries. 1AA jy7 I'm
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Gotd is without decided change. The
following are the New York quotations Of
yesterday. Opened at 1861, was 1851 at
1870; 136 at lilo; 1857 at Has; 1855
at LEO; 1851 at 2, and closed at 1854 at
8 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 135
and holding at 1876
Exchange on New York is bought by
tie banks at par, and sold by them at I
premium.
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London advices Of yesterday quote uni
ted States 20's at sl4. -..a. .a...s. .-
Tennessee bonds are lower; the old
were quoted in New York yesterday at 81
and The new at 553.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 7th inst,
were as follows:
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THE CANVASS.
appointments In Middle and West
tennessee by the Candidates for
esOVRrn0F.

appointments In Middle and West
tennessee by the Candidates for
Governor.
The candidates for Governor agree to
the following appointments, to-wit:
Jacksonville, Monday, July II.
Huntingdon, Tuesday, July IL.
Dresden, Wednesday. July IA.
Humboldt, Thursday, July Is. II.
Brownsville, Friday, ] uly 16.
Memphis, Saturday, July II. ......
Grand junction, Monday, July 10.
Jackson, Tuesday, July 20.
Paris, Wednesday, July q.
GAINESVILLE, Thursday, July %.
Springfield, Friday, July %.
Gallatin, Saturday, July "a.
Pulaski, Monday, July &c.
Columbus, Tuesday, July 81.
Murfreesboro, Wednesday, July %.
Shelbyvilie, Thursday, July %.
Nashville, Saturday, July 81.
The above appointments we agree to
W.B. STOKES,
D. W. G. SENTER.
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MARKETS. By TELEaaAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 1O.-Eyening.-W eather
fair. Consols for money s3@9Ss. $40
bonds, 81. ~
FRASKroRr,. July 1O.-Urited States
500 bonds, S65. oDi -hAt I'D 4.
LryERpooL, July 10.-Cotton market
active; middIing uplands 124d Orleans,
12ad; sales IL. COO bales. California whine
wheat, los I'd; red western No 2, 80 Sd.
Flour 24s Sd. Corn, nominal No. 2
mixed, 26s Sd for old, and Us for new.
Oats, IS Sd. Peas, 39s. 81 '--.' -.'
| New York Money Market. e--t
New York, July IO-MOuey easier,
with good supply at 697 per cent Con-
siderable currency has been received by
the banks from the West, one alone re-
ceiving nearly $500 900. Sterling exchange
firm aud quiet at 9f@10. Gold firm, with
less speculation, Ii is believed here that
in afew weeks the shipments will be quite
liberal, including $500 to AspinWAH,
making total S649, 300 for to-day and
about one million for the week. Prices
opened 1851. Banks statement shows
contraction By banks and an increase Of
specie from heavy disbursements. State
bonds dull lower. New Tennessse's sc.
/ 6C8 AOEA OrA(EaA 141NACAos
NEW YORK, Jolly 10-Rice quiet and
unchanged. Coffee quiet Sugar steady;
Cuba 1l5c; Havans 1I3@12c. Indigo
102c. Molasses dull and nominal. Wheat
81 5t@l 81. Corn 75@9Sc. Whisky
81 02@1 o.. Flour SIS 20@5 IS. Cotton
opened dull, and closed with rather new
tone, with sales of SIS bales uplands at
S4t@349c. .I.-i-'1 e' ono ..-
gai New Orleans Markets. Afu..
New ORLEANS, July 10.-Cottou I'M
changed and no sales. Gold 1855. Ster-
ling exchange 1904. Flour; low grades
10 demand; super6ne Sc; Xxx S6@6 so
xxx Sc 70. Corn, white 81 OF. Oats
76 to 77c. Bran o. Hay, $26 so. Pork
S34 So Bacon 14f@1S4c. Lard, tierce
l94@202c; keg 2l3@2l2c. Sugar firm;
common 104c; prime l34c, Molasses
nominal; choice fermentiDg 60064c.
Whisky 81 OBJ to 05. Coffee, fair 144
| @154c; prime l64@16ac- .r .'-t -'I
"A st. LOufs Markets. ~
ST. LOUIS, July IO-Flour SIS 100
5 624. Wheat 81 20. Corn S5@L- Oats
69@75c. Rye 81 10. Whisky 99@Sl.
Groceries quiet and unchanged. Pork SS3
p. Bacon IA, Ia and Isle. Hams 2lc.
Lard 19c. A' '---' d p,
bus Tsl Chleago Markets. s.ll sE-
CHICAGO, July 10 = Flour $50
20. Wheat 81 SO4@1 81. Corn
774@79c. Oats Csc. Rye 81 O6,
, Barley 81 40@1 As. HighWines &c
Pork SSS. Lard 1S@l8lc. Bulk
shoulders 123e. Hams lie.
30 '' Cincinnati Markets. ~
CNc1SSAT1, July lO.-Flour Sc O0@
rs. Corn 75@77c. Dat, 72@75c
= Whisky 96c. Pork held at $33. Bulk meat
124, lot and 16ic. Bacon IA, III and lsc
| Hams 2lc. Lard Ice. Sugar 134@15ie
Meats unchanged. Wheat 81 35@1 40
Rye 81 Is. Butter 22@29c. Eggs 17@
ISc. Coffee 2l@264c. .-- 80 .7tI
Louisville Markets,
LOUISVILLE, July 10-F,our 81 25
Grain and groceries steady and unchanged
Sales Us hhds tobacco at 81 20@I0 so
Pork S33. Bacon 14!, Is and 1Sf Lard
191c. Hams 202c. Highwines Csc.
Memphis Markets, DEG
MEMPHIS, July 10.-Cotton duh al
322c; Receipts bales; exports 378. Flour
unchanged. Wheat new. 81 25@l so
Corn $4,000. Oats SOC. Hay SIS. Bran
213@22c. Corn meal SAGA 25. Pork
S34. Lard 194@21c. Bacon nominal
shoulders l43c; sides Isle. .
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sELF.HELP FOR THE ERRING.

Words of Cheer for Young Men,
who having fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS,
desire better MANHOOD. Send in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P. Philadel-
phia, Pa. .r.fa. m2m dkvy2
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AN Anglo Franco Egyptian company
is being established for the purpose Of
running line Of steamers, direct through
the Isthmus of Suez, between Europe,
China and Japan.
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RIVER AND WEATHER
None. E a.
DEPARTED ..-..
Ella Hughes, Cairo, .-

The river was still falling al this point
yesterday, with 80 inches on Harpelh
Shoals. Weather oppressively warm
Thermometer 81 at o'clock.
There were no arrivals yesterday. p
The Ella Hughes cleared for Cairo with
some passengers, and small lot of freight.
The Umpire is the regular packet for
Cairo on Tuesday next at O'Clock, Capt.
Bateman in command and Charley Arthur
in the Office. ........ ..... .-....
The Romeo turned back from Clarks-
vile. r-...r.-. ..-...r .
The Red Revenger, Clsmentine Beau
thena's Infatuated packet, Is still passing
Eddyville four times each week.
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FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.

S11 200 North Carolina IS new .........49l
10000 Tennessee Is new. ..............57l
5000 do do do ................57
10000 Missouri 6s............ ............S8
The 1870 banks of the United States
represent capital Of little lees than
$500. COO, 000-s49S. 0O0,0 900; while the
railroads in opersiion-43, 900 900 miles
represent a capital of nearly $1,000 O0O,-
OOO-$1, 800, 900, 600. The earnings of the
banks may be estimated at from $50, OOO,-
600 to S60,OOO,OOO annually; while the
earnings of the railroads of New York
alone last year were S49, 661 600, and of
the whole United States, S4OO, 10000
The New Post of The afternoon Of the
9TH inst says:
"The stringency in the money market
increased after two o'clock, and as high az
oneq quarter Of one per cent. per day was
paid. After that hour, however, there was
q marked relaxation, and the rates at the
meeting of brokers in front of the Stock
Exchange declined to seven per cent. cur
rency bid, aud seven per cent. gold asked.
The decline in rates is attributed in pant
to the release of money BY the combine
ton operating for decline in prices, and
in part to renewed reports that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury will purchase more
bonds this week-ihe amount to be pur.
chased, according to the reports, is vati-
Ously given at three to ten millions"
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Stock on hand Sept. !, 18s8...-.... ......sl
received to-day So. .....sy.,....
RAcpived rarauin,1aIu ~. ks d2-S1aS
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Dental.

The Tennessee Dental Association will
meet in Nashville on Thursday, the I'D
inst. Parties wishing to attend the meet
inc will come and go on the different rail-
roads leading into the city for half fare,
arrangements having been made with The
different roads TO that effect.
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wholesale Stealing of Cows

A few nights ago four valuable COWS
were stolen from parties in Edgefeld.
Gen. s. R. Anderson and Mr.. Harlow were
the snffarera
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

WE are authorized to announce Col. a
E, Boone, of Benton county, candidate
to represent the couties of Humphreys and
Benton in the next Legislature, on the
platform Of Gov. Senter and universal
suffrage. I'd
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No Criminal Cases.

Cases of a criminal character are getting
to be rare things with the various magis-
trates, which is 50 much the worse for ys
iOcals
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r...,. from the Workhouse.

lanes Farley and Charley Wilson, con-
fined in the workhouse for larceny, es-
corsd from that institution on Friday
pfyhf
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Received His Commission

Judge Andrew McClsin, who was elected
Judge Of the Supreme Court for the mid
die district of the State, was commissioned
by the Governor yesterday.
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Horrible Accident 10 - Brakeman.
Ga Wednesday morning last John Ep-
person, a brakeman, while the train was
passing over the bridge over Flint river,
Memphis and Charleston railroad, was
knocked from top of cars, and falling
between two cars, caught in bridge stills
and had the bones of both legs below the
knee twisted and dreadfully crushed. he
then fell into the river, and, strange to
say, had sufficient presence of mind and
physical strength to swim to the shore.
He was taken to Huntsville, Ala, where
both of his legs we're amputated one just
below the knee, the other just above the
ankle. His position is very critical,
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District Meeting

We are pleased TO hear that the third
district meeting, for the Nashville district
convened at Franklin, Tenn, Friday Lac
Bishops Paine and McTyeire being both
present, with delegates from all the s's-
Iions aud circuits. We shall expect to
hear 3 good report from their session.
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SpeaLing al JohnsOnviIIe

The train on the Nashville and North
western Railroad will leave Chattanooga
depot at seven o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow
morning, and will pass those desiring 10
attend the speaking at Johnsonville both
ways for one full fare. Returning train
leaves Johnsonyille at 6 P. NJ. and arrive
at Nashville at IL P NJ. This presents
fac opportunity for any wishing to pass a
pleassnt day and hear scathing speeches,
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St Charles Hotel

For uniform good board and cool, yenti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. .'s ~ 6 If.
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QUITE a number OF prominent Southern
ers are spending the summer in Paris,
KY, among whom are two Miss Mitchells
ofsVicksburg, nisces of Jefferson Davis.
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NASHVILLE. JULY 10 1859,

NASHVILLE, July TO- 1869. - Messrs.
Thompson, Weaver and AIlen-Gentle-
men {: For the humble services that have
rendered to the Tennessee Marine and
Fire Insurance Company, under both the
new and old charter, it would have been
gratifying to know that they had been
properly estimsted by the officers. But the
tender to me of a present so beautiful and
chaste as a token of their appreciation of
my services, fills me with feelings of the
most profound gratitude. l will ever
cherish the motives which prompted the
gift, and the beautiful present / shall leave
to my children, to be preserved by them
as an heirloom, feeling assured that the
donors will ever be remembered by them
and enshrined in their heart Of hearts.
Your friend. A. w. BUTLER.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1O.-To the
People Of Daridson County 10 response
to the published call of a large number of
the Republicans ofthis county, 1 announce
myself as a candidate for the lower house
in the next General Assembly, on the
national Republican platform of universal
suffrage and equal rights to all.
july10-td' J. W. PARAMoRE.
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Tennessee Manufacturing Company

Tennessee Manufacturing Company.
A public meeting of the stockho lders in
the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
was held at the courthouse yesterday. The
crowd was not az large as was anticipated.
Judge Whitworth addressed the audience
in few remarks. He said that unless the
people undertakes some manufacturing
project soon, they would be passed by
every community surrounding them. If
they could not get up spirit of manu-
featuring among the people that will con-
vert the people into manufacturing COM
munity, they could not expect an increase
in population or wealth, He gave some
very interesting illustrations of the manu-
factories in Georgia and Massachusetts,
and urged the citizens not to let the spirit
of manufacturing and immigration die
out.
There have been ,909 shares taken,
amounting to a subscription of $4,000
Several persons subscribed their names
yesierdsy
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Appointment of Registrar

John D. Gillespie, Of Rutherford county,
and james R. Dickey, of Giles county,
were appointed registrars yesterday.
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The Michel Certificates.

Yesterday Mr.. NJ c. Cotton presented
to Mr. Sheridan, our late Register, Ger
Gfcate duly issued to him by P. L. Nichol,
Clerk of the County Court, under the
Franchise law of 1865, and asked to be
registered over upon it. Mr.. g. declined
saying the certificate was good, and that
he did not have time 10 duplicate that
class of certificates. A great number of
our people have such certificates, and it is
of importance TO them to know whether
they can vote upon them or whether new
ones will be required at the pole. 1t is
suggested that the new Register announce
through the press, what will be necessary
in cases like Mr.. Cotlon's-to say whether
the NichOl certificates will be recognized
at the polls, or whether they will have to
be renewed.
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NuSfered Out.

Can't. Madson'4 company of mill tia was
,,,r.rered out Of service yesterd az, and
lid eff
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A large portion of the people Of Ruther-
ford and Williamson counties, having in
public meeting solicitated s. s. House to
become a candidate to represent them in
he State Senate, he has consented to their
wishes, and announces himself for that
position. 100 EyIr s.E- jeff