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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-10
GaIIa1in Convention.

The following list of delegates from this
city and county has .been handed us for
publication:
1st Ward John Edwards, Charley New
man.
I'd Ward R. II. Campbell, Theo. Self
ried.
Sd Wsrd--A. F. Whitman, r. S. Overall.
4th Ward--Lee Adams, Z. Sloan.
9Th Ward--K. j. Morris, Tom Calender.
9th Ward--James Everett, William f..
Meaeham.
7th Ward-W. C. Handley, NJ. D. Gov
ington.
8th Ward-George W. Sweeney, M. C.
Cotton.
9th Ward-Ephraim E. Cover, 81. Roth.
10th Ward-John Holleran, t. 0. Nor
ris.
I'd District-Henry Buchanan, Jerry
Brown.
4th District-R. L. HadIey, W. A. DON
elson.
9TH District-Dr. Curry.
9th District. 4. Mccain, Jas. Hollo-
way.
9TH District-Lafsyette Eel, Calvin
Bigley. .........s
9Th District-A. t. Merritt, ]. T. Pat
| terson.
10th District-C. NJ. Havs, P. Bowling.
| 18th District-John Il. Williams, Frank
| Woodall.
18th Distric.-A. Cheatham, NJ. Brown.
18th District-Jssper Taylor, J. T Rich
| ards.
18th District Squire Horn, - Full
| ghum.
18th Districs-J. G. Wand, w. G. n.
Campbell.
10th District-W. j. Chandler, John
| Hurt.
nth District-Geo. Seawright, T. L.
| Dodd. So.
18th District-W. T. Sample, Thomas
Caldwell, Jr.
10Th District-J. E. P. Hamblin, o. F.
Nelson.
10Th District-Wm. Connel, j. W. Gun
ningham.
22d District-W. n. Marshall.
23d District-Squire Simpkins, DR.. Jor-
dau-
oath District-Grandy Earthman, w. A.
Knight.
18th District-H arlington, Atkinson.
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PURLIC SPEAKING.

A. E. Garrett and A. Caldwell, candi-
dates for Congress in the Second District,
viii address the people at The following
times and places:
Granville, Jackson CO., Saturday, Oct. Il.
Carthage, Smith CO., Monday, Oct. IA.
Lafayette, Macon CO., wednesday, Oct.
16.
Rome, Smith co., Thursday, Oct. II.
New Middleton, Smith CO., Friday, Oct,
Is.
Chestnut Mound, Smith CO., Saturday
Oct. 10.
CookeviIle, Putnam CO., Monday, Oct. q.
Sparta, White co., Tuesday, OcE. Y.
Crossyille, Cumberland Co, Thursday,
Oct. "A.
We will commenc speaking at eleven
o'clock, a. m. each day. We viii divide
time with any other candidates.
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The Culture of the Hair.-Just as
surely as q soil infested with Canadian
thistles can be made "a produce fine crops
of golden grain, the scap now sparsely Gov
cred with harsh, cry, Mnmanageable hair
can be made prolific Of silken tresses. All
that is necessary to effect the change in
either case is the right kind of fertilizer.
Leaving the agricultural chemists to de-
termine how the barren land shall be made
fruitful, we positively assert that Lyons
Kathairon is unequaled as fertilizer and
beautiier of the hair. Twenty-Five years
of success is the basis of this unqualified
statement. During that time it has been
used by many millions Of both sexes, and
the first instance in which it has failed to
fulfill the expectations of a rational pur-
chaser has yet to be discovered. It will
not cause hair to grow on a vanished
gourd; but wherever the roots ofthe hisrute
fibers remain undisturbed it viii cause
them to put forth new shoots, and in sll
cases where the hair has become thin it viii
increase is volume.
octS deod1W&wlt
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shoot,ux AFFAIR az sheIbyvilIe.

Policeman Morris yesterday arrested on
Market street colored man named Henry
Allison, a shoemaker, from Shelbyville,
Tenn, where, last Friday night, at a color
ed peoples ball he shot and wounded two
Young white men named Nell.
Lands and Frank McGill. Neither
of the men is badly hurt,
one being shot through the ear, and the
other receiving only slight scalp wound.
Allison's version of the occurrence is that
he was at The ball in the capacity Of a fd'
der, and the two young men named en-
deavored to quarrel with and were about to
attack him, one with a riding whip and the
other with pocket knife. He says they
were intoxicated at the time, and he did the
shooting only in self defense. This is his
version of the affair, and We have no Other
evidence as to its entire truthfnlness. 1t is
said that a reward of $3.50 had been offered
for the apprehension of Alison, and it is
probable that be win to-day be sent to
Sheloyviile for trial.
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The GiIberfs.

The performance by the Gilbert Com pa
nv last night at Masonic Hall of the favonte
drama, "Lady Of Lyons, or Love and
PRIDE" was Witnessed by large audiences
who gave emphatic evidences of apprecia-
ton of the play and the manner of its pre-
sentation. Katie Gilbert, as Pauline, did
extremely well, showing, in fact, correct
conception of the part, and ability to rem
der it in most satisfactory. and impressive
manner. Mr.. Grey as Claude Melnotte
was as near faulLless as pos
sible, giving to the difficult part
commendable degree of expression and
accuracy. Mr.. II. Brown, as Col. Dumas,
did extremely well. In appearance and
manner he showed wonderful adaptibility
for The part. All the characters, in fact,
were very correctly personated, giving actual
proof Of care and study on the part Of
those who appeared in the piece.
The dragged Cavalier will be enacted
tonight, as well as the favOrite farce ia
military known as 'The Bibbses."
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Row 1t is TO be Done.

A considerable degree Of public interest
is felt to know precisely how the drawing
of the State Fair Lottery is to be done. snd
in consequence there is much talk on the
subject, very few persons agreeing precisely
In the explanations they make of the mode
and manner in which the drawing is to be
effected. For this reason, we had almost
concluded to give in precise and distinct
form the way the thing is to be; but, to say
the truth, we have heard so many conflict
ing statements as to how the thing is to be
done, that our own ideas on the subject
are somewhat confused, and in apprehen-
sion of some objectionable inaccuracy, we
forbear. We feel assured by our knowl-
edge of the gentlemen connected with the
State Fair, and especially of those having
this lottery directly in charge, that there
win be fair deal and an honest distribu-
ton of the prizes among those lucky enough
to draw winning cards. Parties interested
may rest perfectly satisfied that our judg-
ment on this branch of the State Fair Lot
terry is perfectly correct.
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The convention at GAINESVILLE, Monday,
nominated Hon. Rob-. Ferguson as the
Democratic candidate to represent that
county in the lower branch of the next
General Assembly. Mr.. Ferguson, who is
a man, and an able man, represented
Montgomery in the last Legislature, and
being called upon to run accepted the nomi-
nation, but subsequently withdrew from
the contest when he saw there were several
aspirants for the position, which most likely
would have been awarded to a Radical
However, the good people of Montgomery
recognizing his faithful devotion and homes
heart for the own interest have thrus
this honor. upon him, and he will not bere
creant to a noble discharge of the duties hf
is SO well qualified to fill, but for which ht
has never asked.
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Neu Advertisements.

s2.4OO carriage for sale at Tealey's sta
lies.
Sale of engine, boiler and cotton COM
PRESS to-day.
street.
S5Oreward for persons who cut down
shace trees, Dv Thomas Hardiman.
Yeatman, Shields & Co, the well-known
auction merchants, announce grand stock
sale of attractive goods this morning at ten
O'Clock.
we lake pleasure in directing attention
10 the card Of W. g. Davis q Co, relative
10 the first premium awarded by the Gin
einnati Exposition TO the "Favorite" stove,
which is sold exclusively by Treppard q
10. AZ Nos 10 and 21 College street.
C.oDntry merchants will find it to their in
tsrest If they pay cash for goods to buy
from Theppard g. Co., and save ten per
rsnt in the purchase of tin, hardware
stoves, etc. See card.
provns * CIieatbam, real estate agents,
- M ga North Cherry street, advertise
fG,bl,s sale of splendid, central, city resi-
Senca lots, emit. -acing that most desirable
1,ropertv belonging to the heirs of Mrs.
- FyveT, TheA'e lots, located on High,
Vine and Cedar 81. ee.s, fronting the Capt.
,ol occnpv an eIeyA ted position, are con-
-7s3jert TO the business part of the city,
have p3easant surroundings and viii be
divided according to the plan, which can
be seen at thg agents Office, "a North
Cherry street.
Among our new advertisements Wlit De
found The report of the Fourth National
BSne az the close of budDes, Oct. ., 1877,
scco Iaoaniea by the cashiers afldaVIt with
the endorsements of the directors and at
rested before : notary public. The report,
which speaks foE itself, should be read oy
The public. po
W. III. S. Hill is a Candidate Tor Repre-
sentative of Williamson count y IN the Leg
islature. ~ cooo,d
Renort Of the condition Of the SECOND
National Bank appears in to-day's paper:
Rock CITY GJards meet at the fNlnK To-
night. a co,s
Checks on Ireland, London and Berlin al
the Traders Bank.
John Ramage & Son az receiving the
latest styles Of boots and shoest
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL SPEAKING.


The undersigned viii address his fellow
citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector on the Democratic ticket
for President and Vies-Presidsnt, at the
following times and places, to-wit:
FOstervile, Rutherford CO., Thursday, Oct 10.
Richmond, Bedford CO., Friday, oct. IL
Lewisburg, Marshall CO., MONDAY, Oct II.
Smyrna Rutherford co., Saturday, Oct. 70.
Murfreesboro, Rutherford CO., Monday, Oct q
Woodbury., Cannon co Tuesday, oct. p
Readyville, Rutherford CO., Wednesday, Oct.
q.
TuIlahoma, Coffee co., Thursday, Oct. "A.
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday, Oct. ..
Winchester Franklin CO., Saturday, Oct. 26
Salem, Franklin CO., Monday, Oct. %.
Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., Tuesday, Oct q.
Lynchburg, Moore CO., Thursday, Oct. 81.
Petersburg, LINCOLN CO., Friday, Nov. I.
Gainesville, Marshall CO., Saturday, Nov. 2.
Chapel Hill, Marshall co., Monday, Nov. 4.
Hon. w. 81. Wisener, EieetOr on the Re-
publican ticket, is respectfully invited to at
tend at the times and places mentioned.
JAS. H. LEWIS.
Papers throughout the district will please
CODY.
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ExcursIonssts to Louisville.

The excursion train from Montgomery,
Decatur, and other towns and cities along
the Southern extension of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, reached here at
noon yesterday, on its way to Louisville.
There were twelve coaches in the train,
containing six hundred or more excursion
lists. The train stopped for little while at
the Louisville depo5 here, and the exeur-
sioniSts were kindly permitted to disem-
bark and see something of the world in
this locality. They took advantage of this
opportunity to make wild dashes
upon the fruit and refreshment establish
ments near the depot. The supper and
breakfast stands at which they stopped be-
fore reaching the city were not prepared to
feed so many people at once, in conse-
quencs of which fact they had glorious ap-
petites when they arrived here. The ex-
cursionists seemed extremely happy and
highly pleased with the journey, but very
hungry. On their return, it is expected
they will stop in Nashville long enough to
get some practical idea of the genuine hos
pitality of our people and their distinguish
ing virtues in other respects.
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PROPOSED NATIONAL ASTRONOM-
fCAL OBSERVATORY.

The Coast Survey Expedition, appointed
under an act of Congress, passed last win
ter, to ascertain the highest available point
in the Western States or Territories for the
location of a National Astronomical Oh.
servstory, have just returned. The point
selected for observation was Sherman, (which
on actual measurement, was found to be
light thousand. feet above the sea level. At
ter an experience of four months, it has
been determined. not to recommend this
point for TIE building because of the fire.
quently prevailing high winds and the al
most chronic cloudy condition of the at
mosphere, two conditions which are essen
tally Objectionable. The American As
soci ltion for the Advancement of Science
will renew its efforts to have Congress, this
wint er, grant an appropriation to continue
the expedition next season.
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+ C,.c,uv.st southern Railroad

The Chattanooga Times, Oct. 8, says:
aHon, E. A. James returned to the city
from Cincinnati yesterday. We regret to
saw that he has been Suffering from Sc
vere attack of s. ekness. He reports the
construction Of the Cincinnati railroad q
fiTed fact. There has been some difficulty
in pTocuring the right of way in Kentucky,
hnt that viii be overcome by the first OF
Isnnarv. a line is being surveyed through
Rio Creek Gap, which viii soon be com
nleied. Nothing is known yet as TO the
roJ,te which will be selected and the Irus-
.ees Themselves cannot yet tell"
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Personal.

Our young friend Ii. 3. Mcconnell, late
of the drug house Of Kinkade, Haadley d
Co, has accepted position in the whole
sale house of w. G. Hamilton IL Co, Gin
cinnati, lie sving the Rock City yesterday for
the Queen City. .....
j. NJ. Dillon, of Columbia, was in the
citylast eve.ping, and will remain heia to-
day to lay before our business men the
claims of the Columbia Herald as an ad-
vertising medil1m.
Horace FL. Lurton, a brilliant member
of the GAINESVILLE bar, is in the city.
Archie Thomas, OF the Springfield Re
cord, and E. A. Hicks Of that town, pass
through tbs city this morning en- route for
Gallatin to attend the Convention to-day.
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ACCIDENT NEAR oLARKsvILIr.
A Passenger Train Dashes into a
Sleeuing Coach

Sleeping Coach.
At Dudley switch, five miles from Clarks-
vile, on the Memphis and Louisville and
Great Southern Raj lroad, the accommodation
train which left GAINESVILLE at A. M,
Tuesday, ran into the sleeping coach of the
south bound passenger train, upsetting the
coach hich was knocked from the track
and severely, though it is not believed
dangerously woundiug quite number of
passengers, among them two ladies from
New Orleans and Mrs. John Marable, of
Montgomery county, the former of WHOM
were kindly cared for at GAINESVILLE, and
were to leave for their homes this morning.
At the time of the disaster the train which
was behind time, was switching, and before
the sleeping coach could be pulled off the
main track the up train came dasbing by,
and the engine plunged into the car, send
ing 1t bound ng into ditch much to tbe
terror of its IL mates, who were so ruthless
" aroused from their slumbers. The acct
dent was similar to that on this road rear
Louisville last fall when the loss of limb
and life was s., fearful. Several times the
switch has beef misplaced at Dudley's, and
only the 18th o last month a freight train
was wrecked tn ere. Railroad accidents are
becoming fashionable in Tennessee, and
DELAYS of twelve and sixteen hours are
frequently INDUCED in.
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10 for the w est.

Five emigrant wagons bound
for the West passed through this city yes
teriay. a large number Of people are
leaving Tel uessee to seek Western homes,
and while we would not discoul age immi-
grafton to our State would it not be desira-
BE to offer Some indueemeDt tor our citi-
zens to remain among Us. Tennessee, so
fertile in her alleys and minerally rich in
her towering bills has every charm to give
conteDment and offersSmaDy inducements
O immigration.
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CURIOUS AND USEFUL CROW.

j. Snyder, of Virginia, owns crow
which serves as a substitute for dogs, cats,
aud all other domestic sentinels. He des-
troys every frog about the well; allows a
mouse no chance for his life, drives away
hawks from the poultry; and bids fair to
act as the best squirrel dog in the country.
He readily spies the squirrel, either upon
ural antipathy to the squirrel tribe, his
shrill, keen note is readily detected by his
Owner, accompanied by rapid darts up and
down, and the owner is thus led to the
game. The most remarkable feature
about the crow is, that he invariably keeps
five or six days rations ahead of time, well
concealed. e<'r
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PURLIC SPEAKING.

Ex-senator Fowler and Judge Trimble,
candidates for Presidential Elector on the
Greeley and Grant tickets, will speak at
Springfield, Monday, Oct. Il
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. ID.
Paris, Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Union City, Thursday, 0os. II.
jackson, Friday, Oct. Is.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. u.
Memphis, Monday, Oct. = Z.
State papers requested TO topg.
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Rubfussein.

R-ooklvn. View York, has had visit
90 - ths treat Rubinsbein. A lady CT
lton ,,lace Srites 60 her sister in this city,
snAs pi'- nat there has been nothing like it
sstnns In long letter referring in glow
DelO ts.,,s - The concert, she says: "Ru-
h Ivy tei Technical ability seems to be
natural, and have no doaot hls en 3a 49, .
execution is as much (or Inofel 1 Tha
born ability, as 1t is from prseuce' III, no
mere playing is subordinate 20 ne ,i,T L,t
He strikes false note occasiohniy, Oo -
that is nothing compared to the lreeu. ~ :.
attack and perfectly al home manner m lssa.
makes the listener feel that ne Is q peti ~
master of bis art, and the instrulneh' us
obedient slave"
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r,nsin ~ me CanitnI.

The following is the programme Of the
Rock City Band for Thursday, Oct. 10, at
the Capitol at 6o'clcck.
Zouave, Quickstep.
Pot Pouri, Andante, from the opera of
Stradells.
Waltz, Smythe.
Polonaise, Lilly.
3 Mocking Bro, Quickstep.
6tDepsrted Days, Andante.
7 Home, Sweet Home, Lilly.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-W. 3. Binkley was
appointed and qualified as administrator of
the estate of Mary Matthews, deceased.
LAW CoURT.-A. E. Trabue vs.. T.
Fleming; judgment for the defendant.
jenkins VS.. Jas. Hadley; mistrial. The
case of I. M. Dunn VS. the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company was set
down for next Thursday.
The case of Shores VS. Harolson is still
pending.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-John johnson was
tried for arson, found guilty, and sentenced
TO three years in the penitentiary.
Michael Corners, who is charged with
robbery, was sentenced to the penitentiary
for ten years.
Dave Galloway, colored, was brought up
for trial on the charge of living with white
woman. The case is still pending.
JUSTICES CoURT.-Samuel WaggoneI
was brought before Justice Cassetty,
charged with obtaining goods under false
pretences. He was taken to Jail and has
subsequently been liberated on bail.
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oc6tf

If you are troubled with slight cough,
hoarseness or sore throat, you may save the
expense of doctors bill by using at once
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant. A neglected
cold often terminates, through much suffer
ing, in consumption. A slight iDfamma-
ton of the lining Of the wind-tubes, the
usual symptoms Of which are sore throat,
or q pain in the breast, will, if not properly
attended to, frequently lead to bronchitis.
Even as a matter of economy, to say moth
ing of comfort, or the danger to pulmonary
and bronchial organs, act prudently with
your cold, and by resorting to a standard
remedy-the Expectorant-in time, save
money and escape more serious trouble.
Sold everywhere. oc8 deod1w
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PURLIC SPEAKING.

JoBNsoNvILLE, TENN, Sept 80, 1872,-
Editors Union and American a. Il.
Landlord, Greeley and Brown Eleetor ior
the Seventh Congressional District, VII
address the citizens of Henderson co. az
Decaturville, Decatur CO., Oct Y.
Linden, Perry CO., Oct. IA
SaltflIo, Hardin co., Oct. is.
Paris, Henry CO., Oct. -
Dover, Stewart CO., Oct. a.
Erin, Houston Co, Oct. p.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery e1-i Oct. 70.
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ELY & WHITRSIDE have Just

received the following New Style
Hats: The Livingstone, Prestige,
Carl Schurz, Campaign, Mario,
LOngfellOW, Opera, MOSlem, Stan
ley, Jubilee, Broadway SILK Hat,
Young Gents Silk Hats, Boys
and Children'S Hats In all the
new styles, at low prices.
ELY Il WHITESIDE.
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The buggy horse of Mr.. VIM. Nichol was
We sterday morning troubled with an iucli-
nation to show that he could do some rae
infg on his own account. The festive ami
NAL ignored the controlling influences OF
the boy who had him in charge, and made
a rapid run through Union street, greatly
damaging the buggy, but doing neither the
boy nor himself any hunt. The celebrity
with which he moved his feet on this occa-
sion makes his owner Think of putting him
in training for the next races.
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GGuHiclS.

Ri. Alexander sentencedto eigh5 years.
imprisonment for murder in the second de-
gree, Jennie Lawrence (col.) to three years
for larceny, from Madison, and VIM.
Brooks TO two years for bigamy, from Over
ton county, were received and placed in
the penitentiary yesterday. Three con-
victs from Knox and another from Madi-
son we're also received.
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WAsHIreroH, d. O., Oct. Q, is11
PrOEGbilities.-For the Northwest ana
upper Mississippi valley and thence over
the upper lakes and TO the lower Ohio val,
lev. brisk northerly to westerly winds and
cold. clear or partly cloudy weather. On
the gulf and South Atlantic coasts, north
easteriy winds and generally clear weather.
on tie lower Lakes, partly cloudy weather
with possible occasional rain. For the Nj !
die aud Eastern States, winds veering to
southerIy and westerly with diminishing
pressure and warmer and partly cloudy
weather on Thursday.
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FOR CONGRESS AT LARGE.

The appointments Of Messrs. Cheatham,
Johnson, and Maynard in Middle Tennes-
see have been slightly changed. Instead OF
as before announced, they viii speak at
Springfield, Saturday, Oct. Il.
Clarksville, Monday, Oct. il.
Paris, tuesday, Oct. ID.
Humboldt, Brownsville, Jackson, Bolivar
and other appointments to be made here
after,
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have been TO the Expeditions at Louisville
and Cincinnati, aud other places Of inter
est abroad, yesterday returned home-in
time to attend the State Fair and gladden.
the hearts cfloyed ones Who had incurred
their absence. 80 Asks 81
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FOrea BSa6ueeT.

Five prisoners yesterday inis'aed their
terms of imprisonment in the workhouse,
and Vi ere again ves5ed with the ordinary
privileges of free agents. The working
force of the institution is now something
below the sverage-not being more than
fifteen. The tidal wave of evil inclination
is not at present running quite so high as it
did a few weeks ago.
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Tn, speaking az III Lebanon To:Day.

Thu three Congressional candidates for
the 81 ate at large speak at Lebanon to-day,
and j order to acc0mmooste those who
desire, the Tennessee and Pacific road viii
run special train leaving here at $50 this
morn ing and returning in the afternoon.
Only halffare rates are charged, and doubt
less large number of persons Will avail
them selves of this opportunity.