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IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE
original, High-CIass Modern OIL
Paintings,

OF THE BELGIUM, DUSSELDORF, FRENCH
~ and American schools. Yeatman, Shields &
90. will sell on Thursday and Friday, the 7th and
8th Of April, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N. and
tx O'Clock p. NJ each day and evening, at our sales
rooms, Porter Block, Cedar street. This collection
of Oil Paintings embraces over $50 choice works Of
art and selected by the owner, who is now in Eu-
rope, with great care and discrimination from the
studios of some Of the most eminent artists of Eu-
rope and America. The paintings mounted in
heavy gold frames. The collection will be opened.
on free exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday, to
which citizens and strangers are respectfully in
yited. Catalogues furnished at cur sales rooms.
apr3 st
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The Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Commercial states that there
is strong contest among the Radicals to
see who shall get the first colored boy into
West Point. Gen. Prosser, of Tennessee,
thinks he will succeed, as he has designat-
ed a resident in his district, now stu
dent at Harvard University, who is said
to be sure to pass.
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MAI WILLIAMSON, OF LEBANON,

This well known citizen of Middle Ten
nessee is announced as a candidate for
Judge of the 9TH Judicial Circuit. 1t has
only been few days since we published
well merited tribute to Maj. William
son. He is a gentleman of modest worth,
eminently fitted for the Circuit bench, and
will undoubtedly, not only do exact JUS
tice to ntigants, but likewise do honor to
the State.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were dull in New
York ) esterday and declined slightly.
The old were quoted at 5S2 and the new
a. 52s. .--.,-..,
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE having been Sc
verely censured for his decision on the
legal tender question, several weeks ago,
on account of the alleged inconsistency of
his attitude in 1862 and now, a friend of
his has clipped the following paragraph
from his report to Congress, as Secretary
of the Treasury, dated Dec. 4, 1862:
''The Secretary recommends, therefore,
no new paper money scheme, but on the
contrary, a series OF measures looking to
a safe and gradual return to gold and sill
yer as the only permanent basis, standard
and measure of valuation recognized by
the Constitution, between which and an
irredeemable paper currency, as he be-
Heves, the choice is now to be made"
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TRUSTEE,S SALE

By the power In me vested by Deed Of Trust.
made by W. H. Gordon in favor Of r. A Cheatham'
and recorded in the Registers office of Davidson
house in Nashville, on SATURDAY. THE On DAY
OF APRIL at II O'Clock, TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property:
lot Of oak Lumber, about 25, 900 feet now
stored at the Seay place, the Broad Street pike
near the city. Also, one sorrel fly, "GrenadfneS
by Brown Dick, out of Velvet by Wagner.
mar31-u ISAAC LITTON, Trustee
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Poor Revels, the dusky Senator from
Mississippi, is suffering the penalty of
greatness. He says that the constant
rush upon him since he took his seat has
almost Frustrated his nervous system-sO
much so, that he considers himself com
PEELED to seek place of rest. He states
that the raids of newspaper inter viewers
on him have been tremendous, and be-
Heves that where other Senators have one
caller he probably has ten. He proposes
TO leave Washington the last day Of this
week for Boston, and 60 West as far as
Chicago. Such poor white trash as
Sumner will retire now.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-08

Gov. SENTER arrived in Washington
Tuesday night, and viii appear before
the Reconstruction Committee Saturday
TO testify as to the condition of affairs in
Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-08

IsTis reported that Grant has deter
mined to nominate Gen. Candy to the
Maior-Generslship made vacant by the
desi6.of Gen. Thomas. stJt
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CoTToN was frmer in New York yes
terdag, with sales at 2S1 for middling,
which is an advance of &c on the previ-
Gus days quotations
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IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE:
COURTHOUSE IN NASHVILLE,
Thursday, June 2, 1870,

sale to continue from day to day until all sold
The following lots in Boyd's addition TO Nash
vile: Lot No. 2T6, fronting 81 feet on Charlotte
pike runs back $50 feet or less, to an alley
Lots 284 and 285 each fronting 80 feet on the Char
Iotte pike and run back 225 feet, more or less, to
an alley; Lot SO in Baleh l. Whiteside's addition,
fronting 800 feet On west side of Spruce street and
2O7 on the north side of Crawford and 207 on the
south side of Washington street.
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'nlSls. Let us nave peace.

IT has been demonstrated during the
present session of Congress that what has
been called reconstruction is only another
name for making State Radical. If a
State elects Radical ticket, she is
thoroughly reconstructed; but if she
chances to elect the Democratic ticket,
she must be reconstructed again. There
have been probably more murders and
outrages in Louisiana and Florida than all
the other Southern States, but as they
vote with the Radicals they are all right,
and need no more reconstructing. But
Georgia and Tennessee, although both are
peaceful and prosperous, are both anti
Radical, and therefore the howl goes up
to Congress that they must be recon-
structed again, so that Radical place
hunters may get and hold Office for two
or three years longer.
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Treasury 81 464 1854, O9s 81 81, 49, 1875, 49, 81
According to the foregoing statement,
the debt bearing coin interest has increased
81, 45O during the month, if we take no
account of the $5,O00,000 bonds that
have been purchased. The currency in
terest debt has increased $40, 900. The
debt bearing no interest has decreased
S., 916, 65697, while the matured debt
outstanding is $4,000 less than last
month. The net decrease in the debt is
thus S., 963, 1861. The coin in the
Treasury has increased $3,013, 005.11,
the currency has diminished $780,
556.O9. Taking in here the S., 0O0,0 900
bonds purchased, we have net increase
of S., 2O5, 449.O8 in The Treasury assets,
and decrease of 81, 168, 666.05 in
the debt, less assets in the Urea
sury. According to the Secretary's
mode of statement, ignoring the Pacific
Railroad subsidy bonds and combining
accrued interest everywhere with princi-
pal, the debt less assets in the Treasury
is s2,492, 562, 1874, a diminution of
SIS, 766, 349.43 during the month, and
1872, 901, 1922 since March l, 1869.
The com interest accrued, according to
the Secretary's statement, is S43, 793, 5O4. :
95 against S3s, 7OS, 1924 81 last month. He
states the currency interest at $4S9, S59. As
against 1925, $50 last month. The inter
est due on the matured debt is 1924, 048.
81: last month it was 1924, 048.37 The
interest on the Pacific Railroad subsidy
bonds, of which he makes no account in
his totals, is 1859, 827.9O; month ago
it was $637, 541.2 90. The Pacific Railroad
companies have, during the month, repaid
by transportation $50, 1868 of the inter
est already paid by the United States on
these bonds, making total repayment
of $1,000, 57l.O4, leaving still to be re-
funded 81, 851, O93.92.
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RE- R. A TO0N will continue the Nashville
Broom Factory at the old stand, No. 81 Broad
street, whore he will be pleased to its old pa
irons, and any number Of new ones, and will guar
antee satisfaction to all. apr5-1w
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family Knitting Machine ever invented.
Price SIS. Will knit 10000 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. APPS law3m
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Z Z Z 7 Z z Z Z Z
The Most Popular Medicine Extant.
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.

THE PAIN KILLER IS EQUALLY APPLICABLE
Il and eficaeious to young and old.
THE PAIN KILLER is both an internal and ex-
ternal remedy.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Fever and Ague
when other remedies have failed
THE PAIN KILLER should be used at the first
manifestation Of Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER is the great family medicine
Of the age.
THE PAIN KILLER viii cure Painters Collie
The PAIN KILLER is good for scalds and
Burns.
THE PAIN KILLER has the verdict Of the people
in its favor.
THE PAIN KILLER gives universal satisfaction
THE PAIN KILLER
Beware of limitations and counterteits
THE PAIN KILLER is an almost certain cure
for Cholera, and has, without doubt, been more
successful in curing this terrible disease than any
other known remedy, or even the most eminent
and sklIful physicians In India Africa and China,
where this dreadful disease is ever more or less
prevalent, the Pain Killer Is considered by the
tiYes, well as European residents in those cm-
ates SURE REMEDY.
THE PAIN KILLER-each bottle is wrapped
with full directions for use.
THE PAIN KILLER Is sold by all druggists and
dealers in family medicines.
JIM HARRIS & CO.,
. Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
| For sale by BERRY, DEMOVILLE & CO.,
| EWIN PENDLETON,
apr1-tFeb26 Nashville, Tenn.
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FRIDAY. APRIL s, 1870.

GoLD opened lin New York yesterday at
112 and closed at 1llE.
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SEWANEE COAL.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FILL
W promptly, at low rates, orders for AL
GRADES Of Sewanee Coal.
Special attention given to shipments by thu car
load, or hogshead- Parties purchasing can make
Coal.
OFFICE: No. u North Cherry street.
mar27-1m Z. McIVER co.
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N o II L @ Z.

TUE TAXPAYERS OF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
holding outstanding receipts for taxes paid the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, in
Guiding 1862, are hereby notified to file them with
me within twelve months from this date for ad-
justment, according to the act Of the General As
sembly passed March l, 1870.
can be found at the Revenue Collectors Office
every Saturday from 10 to O'Clock.
II. TONNES,
March %, 1S7O-9Ods Commissioner.
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A CARD.
Il H Z
Southern Insurance COnDagV.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD TO
Il answer the numerous inquiries made through
letters and otherwise, to what he is doing with
the Southern Insurance Company. He admits
that the Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
OF Notes, IN his cutody now for more than q year,
may well render the makers Of those notes anxious
as to their fate When the concern exploded 1
thought those obligatil ms were all void, and de-
sired to return them Immediately to their authors
but was advised that had no such power that the
losses, which amounted to some twenty thousand
dollars, would have to be paid. Since that time
decree has been made n Chsncery at Nashville Or
dering the collection Of the Cash Notes of the Com
pany, and the notes have all been distributed to at
torneys IN different parts Of the State for coeo-
ton general resistance is made to the collection
OF these notes, and an awaiting the decision Of
the Supreme Court in the case. / have claims to
the amount OF seven thousand Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars against certain parties. This sum,
added to the proceeds of the Cash Notes, had
hoped would be sufficient to pay off the losses of
the Company and wind it up without touching the
Premium Notes. This still hope to be able to do,
But the parties are resisting at law, the payment
OF the notes which they were allowed to give as
compromise of their liabilities to the Company If
they succeed in this, I shall have to look to the
Premium Notes, or some other source, for funds
to meet the losses of the Company if the SupreIAe
Court decide that they must be paid. 1 respect
fully suggest to the Pohcyholders that the Officers
of the Company are responsible for the embezzle-
ment Of its funds, and that suits be instituted i'm
medately against them for all the funds that have
been fraudulently appropriated But am advised
that in my capacity as Receiver cannot act as
Agent. 1t may be welk therefore, If the Policy
holders desire me to proceed against such parties
as may find liable, to constitute me their Agent
for that purpose Such delegation of power can be
made simply by letter, and win involve no person.
al expense to those who make il. Any eommunica-
ations addressed to me, as Receiver, at Nashville,
THOs H. PEBBLES,
Receiver Southern Insurance Company.
NASHVILLE, April 2, 1870.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF R A TOoN & CO. is THIS DAY
Il dissolved by mutual consent. h. A. Toon as
sumes all the liabilities of the firm, and is alone
authorized to collect the debts due it and give re-
ceipts for the same. r. A. TOON,
Z. HOWERTON,
J. ]. HAM
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NOTICE!!

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED,
Il that proceedings have been instituted to test
the validity Of the subscription for S30o,00G stock
in the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Company by
the County Judge of Smith county, ia behalf
of said county; and to prevent the issu-
ance of the bonds of said county in pay
ment of said stock. Should said bonds be placed
upon the market, persons purchasing them will do
so at their peril as all legal means will be resorted
to, to aunu said subscription
April s, 1870. J. s. JOHNSON,
T. NJ. HALL,
L. B. CHEEK,
J. II. CORDER,
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To Whom it May Concern :

The undersigned are personally and well &C
quainted with Col. Thomas H. PEBBLES, and take
pleasure in saying that such of the Stockholders as
may desire to avail themselves of his services, will
find him safe, reliable and trustworthy man, and
entirely competent to manage the business he pro-
poses to undertake NATHANIEL BAX TER.
APPS 1t CHARLES READY.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The following is an abstract of the
statement of the public debt as shown by
the returns in the Treasury Department
on the 1st inst. This abstract is made
up by the New York Journal Of Com
naeroe, and differs in form from that Off
cially furnished in that it includes the
Pacific Railroad bonds in the debt bear
ing currency interest and in the totals into
which that class enters. Our statement
also has reference only to the principal of
the debt. The abstract compares with
that of the preceding month as follows:
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
March /, 1870. April /, 1870.
ner cent bonds s22l, 5s9, 800 90 s22i 5s9 300 90
per cent bonds 1856, $50 90 1886, 800 90
Total 81 1O7, ss9, $50 90 s2,1O7,942 100 90
DEBT BEARISG CURRENCY INTEREST.
ep.c. PacRRbds. 64,457,s2O % s64,457,3 800 90
Navy plns. 3p.c 100000 90 100000 90
Total .......... N24O12,82O 90 sl24,O22,s2O 90
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
March l. April i.
n s. Notes S356,IO9 978 so 1856, l09, 62I 90
fractional cur,cy, 49, 95O,O39 O8 3S, 56S, O79 81
Gold certificates. A, 1882, $40 90 IS, s4s,500 90
Total $40, ,5S7 So s494, 52G, 200 81
MArURED DEBT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT.
March !. April l.
Total ....... $685. 46 GA 1914 $50 Ga
Total debt. ,676 1853 174 % $267O, 4O4, 957 IS
IuorrNT IN THE TREASURY.
March l. April l.
Coin 1902, 400, 7s9 81 sos, ,745 O8
Currency 10, 2s0, 2S5 68 7,472,729 60
Total .. s1I26sl, OBS 65 S112, 1885,, 474 70
Bonds purchased 99,S2SO5O 10 lO4,SZ5,OOO W
s212,OO4,O75 65 s217, ,524 70
Debt less cash
and bonds in the -
Treasury 81 AGA, 364, 09S 81 8, 453f l95, AZ %
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p. j. BIcNULTY,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. Al Locust Street.

rs ALSO SUCCESSOR TO s. p. SMITH IN
Il raising and moving houses.
All orders promptly attended TO. apr1-2w
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A Brick Dwelling,

with four rooms and out-buildings, in IIcIEinn-
vile. Tenn, and lot fronting 90 feet on Main
and 100 on Chancery street,
The folloninn
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For Sale Cheap in Free Territory

I ARGE TWO STORY BRICK, FIFTY BY
II sixty-hve feet, on South Market. Will take in
part pay, residence in city. Also improved and
unimproved property in city, Edgefeld and coun-
try, very cheap.
A. II. & ". P. HURLEY,
nar29 If No. Maxwell House, Church st.
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I TENNESSEE REPORTS.
COOPER'S EDITION.

TNHE RESPONSE TO OUR CIRCULAR OF FEB.
Il 10 has been so encouraging that we shall pro-
coed with the republication of the first nineteen
volumes of the Tennessee Reports, as therein pro-
posed, under the editOrship of Hon. william F.
Cooper, of Nashville. The first volumes of the re-
print will probably be ready (for subscribers only)
in July next and the others will follow as soon as
they can be printed.
Subscriptions will be received until June l.
As the prospectus Of another edition of the same
volumes has been circulated through the State, we
take this opportunity to say that one edition has no
connection NTH The other, and is the only one which
will have Judge Oooper's notes. We shall label
every volume SETenneSSee Reports, Coop
erss Edition. with the name of the reporter
on lower label.
Circulars and information furnished on applica-
ion.
{
n. B.-A few copies of Caruthor's History
of a Law Shit for sale by
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MIANTED-AGENTs- to 5000 per month

And others, Taxpayers of Smith county.
APPS 81 By ]. w. HEAD, Attorney.
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Destructive Fire i'm IIsrrIsonsur=,vs.

hAhEtsoSBr re, IA, Dee. "a very de-
S1ueuve IRE occurred here this mornirg be-
tween Tour and I've O'Clock, which consume A
large number OF the PRINCIPAL business hor-eS
"a TIC town. The ire originated ia Walls D..
Long stores and consumed n whole sqNars
beiore tle lanes were sublued. The following
ESTABLISH nents were totally dcstroved. WITH
Their contents The First National Bank: the
Sehtt-sSsebiy EnreTgrtse Office; Walls Hguor
store keliy's workshop; Hellers liquor store;
MessTs smiths store and dwelling; Mrs s. a.
CoiimaLs dwelling. NJ. * 4. HelleT's dry goods
store Iip;ons clotbiRs store; Sibert * Long
ciothing st0Tc; Niilman's barber shop; Swltzerfs
clothing store: Andrews livery stable AMI
Nmtinans bookstore. The American Hotel
on the opposite side OF Main street. vas con-
sldefahiy damaged. All the glass in the win
dows were broken by The intense heat. Mr.
Switzer and son were badly hurt. but not seri-
ously. The destruction of property will amount
to 500 .Oco, half Of which Is not insured.
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Convention Of the Labor W~6orm
Party I'm New ummp~hire.

toN'OGD, n. h., Dec. THE iabor-refOrfs
party of New Hampshire held q stsfe convea-
ton here to-day. and nominated Lemuel r.
cooper, OF Craydon, Tor Governor. Resolu-
tons EN- eodying the well known political aims OF
the party were adopted; also, supplem IN AIRY re-
solves approving the course Of Senators Sumner .
Sehnrz and Trumbull on the Dominica cues
ton, and thanking Congressman Ella for his
opposition To land grants and extrava gauce.
George Roberts, of Rochester, was renomina A. ga
for Railroad Commissioner
The following Congressional nominations
were made: LIST district, Eliery A. Hubbard. OF
LacOnia: "a district, W. n. Cove. OF Wear: a
district, T.. ID. Baker, OF Clarenont.
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LECTURES.
L N U l. N II L.
Friday EVENING. DECEMBER 40

q y l.
fhlDAf EVENING. DECEMBER BORN
ONE NIGHT ONL Y
J. b SUkkATT
Val deliver his LECTUB Re, in which Nc xill p;ve
,u.I snd frnlhfui account OF his THRILLING AID
S1NTc kES DUk.NC THE REBELLION his in.
uodueten TO =. WILKES BOOTH, and II 9 plan
arranged TO kidnap mot murder) PRESfDENT
LInSOLN: the attempted abduction and its defeat
slrsst, trial and seQuittal denuncation Of Judge
fkner; Jndge Piereepopt. Edwin "a Sta nten and
.h.r Lof ssle % Ellis Penns avenue. No extra
.-..e g w Ioesrved eoets dc24 81
a 9UeEAENrs yO1 WINTE1 DYENIN00.
oSr,sass rsSo..tis:. "a With e 1eEseptieoe, q
~ 2avHa vIewe; oyG 20 IetodaGD TO ssleot efu9:
lanc, the 1otte. or prsnkards Carer: Ysiry TSiss,
S0@ac ~, &c. To- rsasoaRls. Aaxie La:
y serest, bstvssn 81 end nth. n. ". ms
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NV foM-Ilsf Boa


HAWTHORN, Dec. r.-Costoa quiet snd nominal
r,daii.s sIiands. i3ss: low n:ddiinS. hs.aiT. :
Psrnns; $500 90 de; extra. .0ssQsS5; DO. fsnils
10y City Mills g lsrnne, Ssao1: do easrs'
o. exfrs, esfsssssO. do. fsmiI,, ,
os5,e..o wheat, ehsice, scarce epd In demspf
choice white, ylzoaS - fair 10 prime Il "a. n "a
R9s - sos rasss 81 y 80 81 isiI 2 sood. 81 s..
81 90. corn hrm aud steady white. Tsc y.I,S
.za.sc. Oats activs and higher al sSsr;o n.
hgeer se@c provisions dnll and snfi-.iT uessi.
nal. Potk. 80, Bsc3n. clear rib sides l2si2-s,~ !.
shoulders. lie hams. i6alsc. Lard, isssc. Wais
BAIrIxoar. Dec. E.-virsnia sires. o,i :,
bid, q asked; do. lss6. co. bid
.kEw York. De-. r.-Stocks quiet q. ssirr 1919
llices solo steady. q fo1safsts- the oPenfsKe
Money STEADY ~ in gold 20 q In car1ensy
change long. 81; short, 10. - bonds. regi. I'd,
-, coup0n. ets. Virginia &c, tx e11e7n. g. =
uex.e North carolinss, old. ga; do. new ~
Nsw foRx. De-. E.-Floar sal0e. better Nks.k
lac .lsfiter. Corn IL q shsce fInler.
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The Georgia Election.

ATLANTA, GA, bee. 25.-In Jasper coaats,
I-aNton's majority Is %. The dem Ocratic coQrfy
ticket IL elected. Henry county gives Layfen
. majority Of All. In Cattosa county Ioaac's
majority is 336 The democratic ticket -
eleeted. In 6~innet county Prices IN iOrity
is l.i06. The democratic county tIrks. II
largely elected. In Fayette county Big5y-S
majority is -. radical REPRESENTATIVE Is
elected. The county officers, democratic, are
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The President received no visitors TO-DAY.
and will not be in his Office for the reception or
visitors during the holidays. There will be no
meeting OF the cabinet, and no business unles.
% a special character will be attended to until
Tuesday next.