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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

There has been moderately active demand for money
to-day which has not a rue been met at less than
and per cent Quite a number Of loans were called in
to-day, with the ultimate object OF placing them OF
higher rates which further appearance OF activity
TO the market There is nothing To I'm the move
ment Of currency. Discounts quiet and are quoted
IA fnlluUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

The days business al the |. :. Sub-IreaSury Was:
Gold receipts S151396 81 Currency payments. a ~
Gold payments li5dja td CuHc; haauct.. SG.t1 %
Gold balance OA39OlI Oj Customs. 20U0 10
currency receipts. l&344 20
Foreign exchange has been quiet, but in tone rather
less firm In the afternoon prime CO days bills being sal
able at per cent concessions on quotations. which.
a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

made nm III. r,rri1g -. I'D ~ 4 p pr - hts
6"S 6aiyssto1i t@at Mo,e -. 10 554 a BAL
umorfi hnd ft4 2 tbs port ar qll.. a coin are I,
follows; 10 bond 9i0Uc fr orua-y oao lnolai n, -
i"lic Tor GOOD aoi ~ aLi gae b.. add any paid M
3c of invoices TIE marc' la m h1 active te rar,i -
Hoaeh o. lhe e9,e Of tle ysf eas r 70 BE- nae de &c.
ing caution on TIE psr ~ nuyc though
rats the naturally ties stgi. A. ~
snd somewhat ~ bot without tone e1epp on yery -
styles Java Z0kc.; hascailo. J. 0lcs Iszaayr
gold ne general market close. AIRY ael1e and sa % 100
bags Rio Yer Haley and az Newt rea 4 90 urrsx
tANULES-Al kinds have been qI.c' or last
DYBWOODs continue yery quiet GId unrsarceJ w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

Dseemher lso5ie 100 JsBusrv lGc 100 P.b.y Is ss.
100 zach Ferlr and Mso "a 100 March h. Todav s0 o.
fnbf 10 ~ 1ic 100 each Decent Janus ~ "a 10 ~.
say 10 teaoc 90 Mareh taE Tic 90 Apnl is Iloe eo
cuote aafo ~" ANililnH W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

rRElGgS1e orIrs Of Drea5sqs. S,g. not been c.,
Owing % a, g,ft I1', Am ,5 and @ BEEN tasen @ BY M
..al' lrmef rss snail e bt r f clst.rH and rstes 30
T The eny9gants tia sre-o Liverpool huh who
To-. 3 a. aa IA g S . s' go Ibg d. BY 81 at J. a.
bales OF Cotton, BY .. Al SlIa ~ per u al Do , tn
3d. here chartered vessel 10 Dn1in direct WIN ~
S9ra p 3D. pr ga- cr, rHl@ BARK 10 D'''-
FRIIhe general market has been dull LAYER R5n s I ~
g., a and nave been g.o,ed ra.hes g-si Ss s .trong
L,gueoc Almonds at &c sicily fberts at 10 az. I-'i 90
FE4rHEs are moderate demand at a'e for cool to prime "'''
GFE-Wbeat srer Gt business light shippers awaiting
me operating sparndr ior Winter there j. an o. a.,
81 oilers he export rqairy; l22 e tu q, 80 go
0aa ii /. aroat }, ia Tor 10. NIsause' ~ 81
for amber Weeai g gs A@leI OH IN Gis store ~. "a ,, -
Delhi" Old 40 Chcsgo in store a - 5,i Pom, Oh 70. nj
Barley Is Inactive and heiv mo especially inferior ius s Of ~
bush: $3.50 FOR state end II H for Canada Mt baey 81
hush View Ohio 5ao.ac track and .5a's sao an
state SEC on track PENNSYLVANIA At sG on track, and 5 't
Rye heavy and = quiet ale 90, eqn "ss.S ar 5 t
sales a 600 bush New MIel i 75d!c; OBI 80 2;
at ,ee .ad Oh RoFrd Yrles q o5 ,,,.- .-s..,..
GUNSB dan al l. de- FOR Bags snd p igr toh
HIDES-PoTgu Dry es lave continued IN active sfs1a 40 a.
Die permitting q advance in values Which ps5 E
god % s ,saa o.e a q ssers R We Gqoi s
,svdeo 25 e for 0r9Sco I Se for Marao6o ga se Tor
Matamoo 20d0c for Iampco and Fera Cruz AID 2Zdl for
California Do este slaughter continued good demand At Iai prices
We quote at H. l2c. currencF
HAT-Nouh bale has been firm and good demand 81 n
ship ~ l5a 81 80 Rt otA straw lug 81 10
~ l5 Tor Long Rye, and 85Q90c Short DO.
HOPS moderately active and pncs are stead Good 10 Prime
iJ0l3c
HORNS-OI selling Rio Gande, and 81 %
an ssleete.
HEMP-rhere is nothing doing and prices nominal
INDGOThe market for most all descriptions has been quiet bu'
G 5 q un4eed MequOte
bengal per gold sa - 30 Guatema.....$ 81 O0 81 %
Madras currency. IVA 80 Csrca Ca !.
Manila. gold. ....... lr0 ] -
LEATHERHemok Sole has been very good demand sud uie
comparatively 6m grades but extreme prices
somewhat ami the at the b. ter slow the
fair and pretty vel assorted Wequoe: Rio Gon a5i Buno ~
Light Weight 28d2e Middle do Z9OJc lieayy do ga
California Light 2sa2-tc Middle DO, 2a1ic; Heavy DO, Re
Light 2Ia2c Middle d. 25azjc Hragy 23o
2!c Oak Sole moderate demand about former hut not
quote for Heavy and 3i0f. f1r IDLE aBi
is u hat nominal tte auee OF leading
SAILS; quote 300 Be. for Hmok AMI 32a7 Tor DAB.
MFTAS-Ingo Copper New Slsglng and ie
o0 Meal steady and moderate request Scotch rig Iron tnn
demand; American
with moderate demand. Pig Lead steady an Do dand Tin
Pg haze Teen ony moderately aud steady. pals M
prces unchanged Other articles without poal chang
tie business being only moderate. We quote;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

The attention OF country banks and bankers IL caIrG
to tie advert semcut OF lockwood Company ia announcer
column. ,-- = -...io,
Tile aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spccc
from ne poI OF NcwYor 10 foreign potts ior the week
ending Dee. e. 1870 was S5,01l,2-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
FHE MA RKETS.
[csr.I.. h--s-.. or rn. r.lnrsr ]

Pearls II .tiii uu 81 . ris. 81.
BUILDING ,ArKiAls-sl ha, len moderate unchanged
price. NeTo'; g.
H4ftR. tRu.pos mix tgoLD - ~
Pale y NJ. - COZ ff i Hag. Nr,tcru lH~ssb-d,
y. Il. ......p n. .u ,csrr,A ............lO dli
J,fsrY.............. N.a 50
tOtun fons %. 10 Walls tb Common p bhL.........k 81 IS
phiAi,lIhl tc Isup 3 hhl............. Is
,-.H.I. iaths Eastern, q M....... -
Roscrdah g pbi.u.., uAI 90
NWg sruiis, Ne. D tua = a. no
RIO Gfdrie uitI ... N No, Scotia b.. 4 - 80
W.... ....... ........ Gal K..i.0 to a.
Dlirib ,.. u,lsla,t dtnaul S5e ~ 50 Tor
American Inv Ah.U.
bLkSNAN- Weston amt Southern have been dull At 39JJc
COTTON '.. Ii. M ~ ..e''4 atNers a. hsd
deue, o. s,.s hss 90. prices
higher, SOLE ars isi r,rrr ami q a-dv,, M.
cuing ll 'or G2 fur consumption
uft del Oh u,et ttmef tnl ts active sh 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
s.rrs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRST CALL

5000 3. Reg 20 ......lo6 li8e y y o. i
1900 4. s. 30 Con ~ n...'iu5 eVVV u y wv
1900 1. y 90 Co N1.........lobl
Nat, HOndsBdHk and Railroad bIpTe@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

N0LASSESForn continues slow uncertain demand an 'slee.
nominal though BOXERS oithe SMALL additions 20 no
accumulation, les scine force busle iupg he sums
early Fall moutls quote c Gaia CFnrius
Clayed; MnseoyadO PorO
held conn eaneSs G1le for the best iots ~
to-day been fair and closes hr for s
us hhis. Porto Rico Re- St"olelhs al ga &c
and. hy suction so bids do at % 73lc, cash.
NAVAL STORESSr Turpeutle has IN better demAnd
easier with reported Of equal TO 2l9 hh % &c hs
quiet Tor Straiued - % Dor NO and =
% for No Tar dull - g for Wilmington and - - r.
Washington CITY Pitch ~ Is delivered
Lnsred is quiet but unchanged Torc has been
fair demand Fish OILS, and the market tu Muosctid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
SECOND BOARD, / r. VI.


% ono T. s $40 Coup al oclO7 5000 $40 Coz b'
T. s. 52J Cou t5.....Wi. lO00O'..''''-' @
5000 s Gs CuueBcy .....llOi ooo'Ai''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

FLOUR AND MEAL-state and Westra Flour Il unessqs a..
u foreign checking The shipping demd
grades dfclt Of sale and prce. vg rrrrr NJ
steady and limited da anil The market e.
strong low and steady Tor tie medium anl hg fsles.
1900 hbls. part last evening We quot;
Sour y bBl - 'I Dl0 lnl W. 'np - D0 -
No T. ................ l5O 4 % OHIO HouldhOop. tE
;.
State Oxtra bfaDdl 63H 70 Oho - lfe orb LD 5
stat tPsrcy do 90. 6 I5g 90 White Wheat. Er'n
West'n Shipping Ext. 80 y ono no ana Mich @f
Coed choice Spurg 'boube hK'fa 10 Co.. Va : ~
Wheat Frtras.. 20G a. ~. Louis single kKs l5q 10
Nirrea Iowa Ert D UOD - g. Louis Dou 10 3J4 : N
E,fr, Amber Itiaua |st L0ua Triple Er. taq Z Isl
Ohio and Mich 100 On beuessc EEtls tf.Us g4 8 81
southern Pour IS fair demand prices STEADY msfset
c0sed uu bot quet n 80 btlA We quit;
and GeorzctOsn, mixe n good oups3 oG g. %
ana FAMILY. , tT
Freieucsslurg and Persburg CountrJ........ $50 D.
Richmond Country k1a .s..s'''..'s i4" H
lFliNAit''. '''''''''
Georgia and Tennessee EIa and FAMILY. ga %
Rye Flour steady mo.erl.e busnei d. 0iA We
Quote
Western 80 950 - = state and Senr.... - % - -
Flour % iYr IS
~ Tor Peuns. lvara
com Me. is Quiet bot 6rm: sales 30 thls qno-.
Corr Meal jersey. - 200 ~ Corn Meal, Bre.. td
corn Meal Western. - {. Neal Bfse p. .. 600
Con Meal West. W. 3 8DH Z u
Bg Meal doll quote follows: Fire White 81 ~ ~
Fine yellow 81 6a 81 o., Colrs, 81 5ta5I 50; COO N -
? zpa 40. and Ground Fed a y 10 ] 3D.
F>1here ha been Only moitre business az ionnr rrees ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
IITTTLL'S LIVING AGI

EARfH CLOSETS
H AND
FAITH SEWAGE.
BEW PAMPHLET o. GREAT I%TBsE5r ID ALI
GEORGE r. WARINJ r. fof Ogden ya5at
fpst ESts:
TRE EARTF sysTrE a.. -
Tn HANIkt QiF .i.f.
SEWAGE 4 so t>S. '.fJL IlFFA<Ts.
TIE bEt EARTE fIETEA F.,n tfrfEs AND TOWN.
IHE DETAILS OF EAafN rEaaGA
fHE PHILOSOPHY o. IiE EAETu as TEN
lEsilADA- 81 fAfJ. o. tbs BATH tLD&Er
d. Iusup.e1s 'tt Isz,..aT
PRICE FPTf CESrs
$50 seat gi Ma % fesrg' I- ,1es
ASa''" i1k TRIBUNE. EtvYofL
{ O-OPERAIIYE STORES: THEIR HISTORY,
- oCss. go, 10Y. Ayt A,yt.p.iNT P1ye 80 eeEt,
,hVhtll los ND bl-LAuF OP 1HE NORTH BROOK
,IOaSiTJTON AID BYLAWS OP COOPERATIVE LAND
~ htlLD.HG ASfttIAtl1N PFfr IS cent
Pea b. GsI. ggsIp4J rseep o. ,rcr.
Ae.f,ss ihg TRlDCNg ges.Ysh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

OIL CAKE quiet Sale 81 Western al So currency my
Bag : iull and price, u1mlnti 90 s5s ~, gold
! OAKUM-Smal sa'cs a. q 0nlc -,
PROFESSIONALISM SPOT is very dull there reng uo m.
for wholesale parcels Tie joHlus aauy :, only r small pa ~,
prices are lower We note sale Of bills Prime Mess Nestrn y
az sales bb $25 50 for Old Ness; 81 fr New DO
+22 for Prime Mess; future delivery. tie market quei Sc
ibis for FebruAr So Beef continues hm with AR
sales slOG us for laiu Mess. Sl'd ~ 20 o ~
Mess Tece Beef is It'll inquired afer eIeni shI n
n bids; sales So SO 81 for city PRIME - -
S3l for India Mess Beet Hans In moderate ,s m
at e23d 81 for Western aud ~ ior CIV Su demand hpr -
prices nominal Bacon-fbrrr has been YER az - q
port and the market has stronger tore h H. o AR de.
boxes at ii ollie. according 10 bfanL "a ss Pne s,osi
the supply beng small and prices ann a. y a % a. os n
scarce The bulk At present heHe OF az micro, 5 G No l. II
City Lard ID lowers sales 20 b. Is ara N' - ne m,a
0llie. for City, And 3c for Steam; or faiatr ue'e'' Wv
hrm but quiet particularly Tor 'his mo5'e a. nc A. III, ,s.,S
PBTROLEUM-Crute n dull, and Is ml heS 20. a
huyers ony ioLbbg reported on the hass h 10
From the Greek advices have been received o~s ssosl
Refined beea rather letter iemAnd ssd ~
tina at 23c with sales 81 40 bb made that pnce A 90
livery Ma htha hs len moderately aet'e s' y a. uar1sib
bhN al 81 dac In Philadelphia no ss'es VT 40 ba
quoted nomins s3ic. spot the rceipb there we're
RicFF sn,, ~ AIR .. compared With the coaisSe Ees .
demand though t teslpg buSucs a.. stG6
wiling sellers prc-s ats cote some VIVA
de; h,reagu Is dall auGsn sunsl -. .,ny aou
ch.ses in bond iuso the new
market gains strength Sc,Orsroe errwh aSosrs % ~ 40 ~
close Gm at " ic.c Ds fairto COED Rnus "a Va, Tor
butch Stsndar sales lUll hhds a vdl =, 10 Oea g.s ~,
steady AZ lJ dlJae or Ias, AMI E.o fof Aot " hei ."
hhds N,w.Oresas at u lttc oa'h -, ,..,,1,tlie "
sEEDS-C Clover cntitUts Hld n mOdtfat Ca
Prime Tnoth, is ,sl, lot nrg slowly q - "a - y o
Linseyd IRA but quiet 81 = - sou -, ktNdsl9
o., ~ atyh srsd, s,dn. 1. iuorl 81 S50a IN
STRAKiN active ard am at ia Die sales OF 10 'eN
Tir ON H.. ben nc,ne active and With lover gold
eGsVr. sales SltsJ N Al JAG -,.... l.,,rA q. ~
TOBACC kentueky Leaf continues n medefe asu a..
soaT,es AND ihs marAs astrea, dull 'oos Win 1n'"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-08

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The special cor
respondent at Boulogne sends word
to-day that he has news from Yer
sailles of the safe return from Paris Of
Gen. Burnside and Col. Forbes
They dined with Washburne, who Is
In excellent health and spirits, and
will remain at his post.
1t Is understood that the garrison OF
Paris now consists of $50, 900 Nation
al Guards--60, 900 regulars Of the line
and 300, 900 Garde Mobile. These reg
ments and battalions are drilled in
cessantly, and It's confidently beiiev-
ed In the city that the army of Paris
alone will at no distant date be more
than able to assume the offensive
with success. There has been nc
street rioting or fighting whatever
The whole German forces now Occu-
plying the lines before Paris consist oi
seven army corps numbering $50, 00(
men, beside cavalry, which will prob
ably bring the total up to $50, 900 or
100000 men.
The German works at Billencour,
have been shelled by the French gun
boats on the Seine, which were only
driven off after considerable slaught
err of German troops.
There is a great deal of sickness il
the German army.
LONDON, Oct, GA correspondent
telegraphs from Berlin, 5th Of1icia
advices from headquarters report tina
preparations for a regular attack OF
the Notifications of, aud the Smelling
Of Paris have been cOmpleted. TIL,
seige guns and mortars have arrivet
and are placed in position for imme
diate use.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-08

Of italian unity, and less than fifty
against Several monks md priests
voted yes.
me Pope esirs 70 Mszss.
LONDON, Oct. SIT Il reported
that In consequence Ut the vote OF
Levine City having been cast unani-
mously for the rulership,. Victor
Emanuel, the Pope takes up his resi-
dence In the Island Of Malta. Arch
bishop Manning in q sermon ut West
minister, likened Victor Emanuel to
Pontius PLATE.
BERLIN, Oct. 4.---ParisIaus have or
dered that no Prussian prisoners are
to be taken because they help to con-
sumo the stores Of food in Paris.
The Prusslans commanders have
also been directed 10 take no prison.
ers. ~. e
NANTES, October Att II known
that great general died recently at
Rheims, and IL Is supposed, from the
fact that persons who took caro- o.
him were menaced with death II the y
divulged the secret, that the body
was that of General Moltke.
NEuF CHATEAU, Oct. 3 via Tours
Oct. At Is rumored here that the
body of Won Moltke was In the lead
coffin which recently passed through
Toul. Won Moltke Is native 0
Mecklenburg.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-08


Our readers have learned, ere this,
that MIR. JAMES ii. Williams, of
Cheatham county, was unanimously
nominated, by the Springfield Con-
vention, as the candidate for Floater.
The nomination gave general salts
fact, both because IL was rendered to
a man, In every way worthy of the
confidence implied, and because the
right to furnish the candidate was,
by common consent, accorded to
Cheatham. Mr.. Williams, however,
has declined the no mination, on the
score of bad health and necessary at
tention to his private affairs.
Subsequently, a meeting was held
in that. county, and in lieu of Mr..
Williams, has rendered us the name
of DIR. j. Il. Cage. But since this
action of "A single county, may not be
accepted as binding upon the entire
District, we are again afoat and will
probably drift into free fight for the
ofllce--open to all competitors. The
time for action Is getting 80 short,
that IL will be difficult to accomplish
anything through the agency OF an
other Convention and, without such
agency, we may expect to have sew
eral candidates on the track, and a
probable representative Of the Radi-
cal stripe. Under the circumstances,
we are ut loss what ought to be done
TO secure concert Of action and give
general satisfaction. The multiplicity
OF aspirants gives the country great
trouble and engendcrs an incalcula-
bile amount of discord, which Is both
demoralizing and disorganizing. =
And until the people firmly resolve
that the Office shall seek the man,
there will be no end to the troubles
growing out of this prolific cause.
Since the above was written, we see
that the Spriniieid Record hoists tho
name of Col. Farmer thus verify,
ing our apprehension of free fight
We have no objections to urge against
any gentleman spoken Of IN this con
pection, but unless some one of mor'
than ordinary popularity, Is put in
nomination, We fear the subdivision
OF the District, may enable the Radi
calls to slip In the Floater. w
regret that Mr. Williams did not ae
cept the nomination, even though
his election had 10 bo followed hy |
resignation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-08

RICHMOND, Oct. S.-The licking
ton Gazette announces that Gen. II.
T.. Lee, was stricken with paralysis
ON the 2sth ult., since which time he
has been altogether speechless. His
recovery is considered doubtful.
RICHMOND, Oct. 3.-The flood has
gone down. On the streets this
morning it is thought that half
million will cover the losses in
this city, but not In the towns above
here.
ALTON, Va, Oct. 3.-Accounts
from the county of ALTERNATE re-
present the devastation of property
from the flood as immense. Many
lives have been lost. The flood In
many instances swept away entire
families, fourteen In number in AL
bemarle. The destruction OF grain,
tobacco, barns, cattle, hogs, houses
and mills Is incredible. About fifty
mills and dams have been destroyed.
The freshet was confined within the
radius of the Upper Valley
of Virginia. The flood was 50 great
II carried cattle and hogs before it,
The wash was particularly severe
along the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. At Shadwell a mile of track
was washed away. About twelve
lanslides occurred between Gotham
and Millboro, and the bridges Were
swept away. The road is damaged
100000.
italian Unity Carried a., 900 90 90.
ROME, Oct. 3.-The voting yester-
day was orderly throughout, until the
polls closed at q o'clock. The result,
as WAS generally supposed, was near
~ unanimous Ia favorof Italian uni.
~. The returns as far rs received
show that about 1000 votes were
east throughout the Patrimony ol
of which only 60 were for the Pope.
The result is heralded everyw here
with enthusiasm.
Lnter-over 10000 Thousand.
RoME, Oct. 3. Later returns show
ever fifty thousand votes cast IN favor
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-08
Committees for the State at Large.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Sept. Both, 1870.

t.ft sept. Both, 1870.
BY authority of resolutions passed
by the Democratic Convention, which
assembled at Nashville, on the 18th
inst, I appoint the following named
gentlemen to act as the Executive
Committee for the State at large, for
said party, until the assembling OF
the next State Convention
MIDDLE TESSEssEE-Dorsey Is. Thomas
of Humphreys; DIR Thomas Menees of Da-
wilson; Joel a Battle. of David on; Me
i:aughlin, of Davidson; Horace Lurton, OF
EAST TENNEssEE-s p Wins, of McMinn
Jnmes NJ Boyd, Of Knox; ID ID Anderson, OF
WEST TENSEssEE-Joseph II Mosby. o.
Fayette; Alex Campbell, of Madison; ]
Livingston, OF Haywood.
BY the authority of the same,
appoint the following gentlemen as
Congressional Committees to act In
their respective Districts
FIRST DISTRICT George Mcclellan, o.
sullivan; Dr John SEWER, of Washington
Colonel James Deuderick, OF Washington
j Self, OF Greene; Captain John Wolf, o
| Hawkins.
SECOND DIsTRIcr-A Caldwell, of Knox
Thomas OConnor, of Knox; Colonel II X
Bird, OF Blount; Hugh McElwee, Of Me
| MINI; John Vaughn, of Loudon.
| THIRD DIsTRICr-ti 4 Dibrell, of White
Burch Cook, of Hamilton T. A James, o
Hamilton; Asa Faulkner, of Warren
Frank Duffey, of Smith.
J FOURTH DisTRicr-I w Burton, Iugl
Francis, A Sheafe, John V Wright and
Colonel Tilman.
FIFTH DIsrRICr-Baxter Smith, Of Da-
wilson; Il : Cheatham, OF Robertson; .
! w Blackmore, of sumner; Richard Bull
lock, of Williamson; DIR Robert White, o
| Wilson.
SIXTH DIsrRIcr-F C Huntington, O
Maury, Melville Doak, of Montgomery
| Horace Rice, Judge Whitwell, OF Perry
DIR James Smith, of Stewart.
| SEVENTH DISrRICr-Iohn A Gardner, o
Wenkley; FARRELL IIill, of Gibson Judg
Cochran, of Obion; Josiah Hubbard, O
| Carroll; IA Cummings, of Henry.
| EIGHTH DlSrRICT-M ID l. Stewart, O
Shelby l. W Winters, of Shelby; -
| Lowenstein, of shelby; Captain Rober
Wood. of Hartman; Willo Haywood, o
/ Haywood.
BY authority Of the same, appoin
General VIM. B. Bate to fill the va
cancy, created by the death of tn
Hon. Mr. Leftwitch, in the Nationa
Executive Committee.
WM. A. QUARLEs,
President Democratic Convention.