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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
WILSON COUNTY.
Hon. Lee Head Nominated for Repre-
sentative.


The Wilson County Democratic Conyen-
ton, called for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for Representative, assembled
at the courthouse in Lebanon ON Monday
last at II o'clock A. NJ, and was called to
order by w. NJ. McCOrkle, Esq, Chairman
Of the Democratic County Executive Com
1nittee. Every civil district was repre-
scented in full, making the most complete
and representative convention which ever
assembled in Wilson county.
Committees on credentials and perna-
nent organization were appointed. During
their absence, the convention was adj
dressed by the various candidates for Rep
resentative.
The Committee on Credentials reported
sixty-five delegates present, one vote being
allowed for every forty votes cast for John
G.. Brown in 1872.
The Committee on Permanent OrganiZa-
ton recommended the following named
gentlemen fog permanent officers: Presi-
dent. III. G. Johns; Vice Presidents. j. ID.
Wheeler. b. d. Hager and j. w. Young;
Secretary, R. L. c. White; Assistant Secre-
tary, DIR. II. NJ HearD; Sergeant-at-Arms,
II. D. Foust.
The two-thirds rule was adopted, as were
also resolutions pledging the candidates to
support the action Of the convention and to
stand squarely on the Democratic platform.
NeSsTs. Lee Head, James f. Stokes, Ber-
m Whitesides, L. n. NJ. Cook, A. ID. Nor
rs. j, c. Lanius and John League were
placed in nomination.
The first ballot resulted as follows; To
tai number of votes cast s.; necessary TO
a choice 49,; Head "A, Stokes 10; Cook 5,
Whitesides 6,ENorris ), Lanius ), League ?.
At various times during the ballOting,
Messrs. Thomas Miller, b. j. Taryer, 4. 5.
Phillips and John Clark were placed in
nomination,
The fifteenth ballot resulted as follows:
Head 46, Stokes 10. Whereupon, on mo-
ton, Mr.. Heads nomination was made
unanimous.
A committee was appointed to wait on
the nominee, notify him OF his nomination,
and invite him to address the convention.
During the absence of the committee
quite a breeze was created by the Offering
of a resolution condemning the retail liquor
trade and licensing of saloons. After an
animated discussion, the resolution was
tabled, several prominent temperance
men opposing it on the ground that the
matter was not properly within the JurlS-
diction of the convention.
Mr.. Head made brief speech, accepting
the nomination, and the convention then
adjourned sine die.
Hon. Lee Head was the representative
| from Wilson, TTousdale and DeKalb in the
last Legislature, and made considerable re-
putatiOn as a working member and an able
| debater. He was one of the most promi'
nent and active opponents OF the assess
ment and funding bills.
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STATISTICS OF DRAW POKER

Whatever may be the result Of the aber-
rationS of the transit of Venus, they can
not compare in practical utility with the
benefit that can be derived from a table Of
'poker probabilities" An able statisticiaa
has, with infinite labor, compiled a table
whereby the changes and chances which
may occur in a game Of poker may be told
at a glance. For instance, 2,59S,9SO differ
ent hands can be dealt with pack of cards;
1,302, $40 will contain less than a pair, and
1926, APO one pair or more. The latter
hands divide into 1,09S, 240 of one pair,
34,9I2 of threes, 125, 532 of two pairs, TO-
200 straights, 5,107 fushes, 3,774 fulls, 624
fours, and 40 straight flushes. With this
table in one hand and your cards in the
other, it win take very smart man to get
the best OF you in little game OF draw. If
in the course of 64,974 deals your adversary
holds two straight flushes, look at the
table will convince you that something is
wrong, and if fOurs are played on you
more than once in the course Of 4,162, in
stead Of drawing your cards, ''draw" your
revolver and ''call" for the police, and
when they take him you take the pool.
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NPprGOnal.

Hon. J.. Q. G. Lamar, Representative
from the First Congressional district of
Mississippi, arrived in the city yesterday
to attend the meeting of the Vanderbilt
Board OF Trustees, Of which he is menu
Der. Before the war Mr.. Lamar made a
national reputation by his ability and elO-
quenca as member Of the House. During
his present term, public attention at the
North as well as the South, has also been at
tractedto his course in that body. HiseulOgy
on Charles Sumner did much to soften the
asperities engeudercd by civil strife and to
change materially Northern ideas concern
inc the Southern people.
DR.. LaudOn c. Garland, a member of the
Board of Trustees Of the Vanderbilt Uni
versity. is among the latest arrivals.
Hon. Jas. NJ. Cross and wife, Of New
York. are at the Maxwell House. Mrs.
Cross is the eldest daughter of Commodore
Vanderbilt
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THE SENATORSHIP.
Savage Throws Down the Gauntlet TO
Johnson.

To tie Union and American:
NcMINSvILLLE, Sept. %. '74.-Gentle-
mai: On the 24th of this instant / sent ap-
pointments to speak at Winchester on the
9TH of October, Fayetteville on the6th, and
Iynchburg on the 9TH. L see from the
UNION AND AMERICAN that some singular
purpose or strange kind of fortune, has
caused EX-President johnson to speak on
the same day at Winchester. Mr.. johnson
refused to divide time with me two years
AGO, until forced him and Mr.. Maynard to
do so at Sparta.
am willing to meet Mr.. johnson at
Winchester upon equal terms, if he chooses.
If any precedence is claimed lac must yield
it; but will treat him as a gentleman if
he will allow me. And while shall not
obtrude my company upon Mr.. johnson, if
be could coudescend to hear the truth from
one so humble, will be quite happy to
meet him alkalOng the line of battle, and
should hope TO show the people that all his
present and past professions of friendship
are fictitious, and that so far from being a
good friend to them or great statesman,
he is s.no better than he ought to be, and
not the man for Senator at this time.
Please publish this note.
Very respectfully,
JOHN III. SAVAGE.
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Family Quarrel.

The house wherein live Jesse Brooks,
colored. and his family was the scene Of a
lively domestic broil last night about II
o'clock. Jesse bad some misunderstanding
with his wife earlier in the evening, when
he took occasion TO slap and kick her about
in 4 very rough sort Of a way. After
Brooks had gone to bed, his step daughter
and some of her associates, four or five in
numba,t made a raid upon him with
brOoIaS chairs, and every other household
article Githin reach. During the struggle
that ensaed, Brooks stepdaughter grasped
a chair and gave him a whack over the
head that laid him sprawling on the
fi0Sr.
Officer Tindall arrested Brooks, who was
sent to the WOrkhOuse.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-State vs.. Peter At
kisson alias Lewis White, colored, charged
with burglary and breaking into business
house, convicted of house breaking with
intent to commit rape, and time fixed at
twelve years in the penitentiary.
State vs.. Jesse Buchanan, colored. two
cases Of larceny, sentenced TO three
years in the first case and fse years in the
second case, and appealed.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Dennis Hagerty, a
native of Ireland, received his naturalizl-
ton papers. .-
Matthews vs.. Glenn, executor, OF ais,
pending.
PROBATE CoURT.-JOseph Browler wa:
apprenticed to McNulty * Co.
William Butler gave bond and was quail
fed as guartlian of Mary E. Dillarl. -
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THE LEGISLATIVE CANVASS.
AnpoInfments for sPealLing.

Appointments Hor BReaAAnSs
The following appointments for speaking by
the nominees were made:
COUNTRY DIsTRIcTs-
Second strict-McWhirtersyille, Thursday,
Tn Third District-Savis' Store, Il miles on the
MurfreesbOrO pike, Monday, Oct. 5.
Fourth District-DO sons Grove, Friday,
Fifth District-HarrisOn,s store, Tuesday,
sixth and Seventh Distriets-Thompson's
store, NOlensville Pike, Wednesday, Oct. L
Eighth Distriet-oOOk's store, Thursday,
Ninth Distriet-Flat Rock, Thursday night,
Tenth District-Penitentiary, SIODday night,
Eleventh Discretionary sehOOlhouse,
Twelfth District-MeQueen's store, Tuesday,
Oct. IS.
Thirteenth District aslam's quarry, Mon
day night, Oct Is.
Fourteenth District-BeIlview, Wednesday,
Fifteenth District-DHlahunty' store, Muir
freesbOro pike, Friday night, Oct. 9.
Sixteenth Distriet-Five-points sehoolhOuse,
Seventeenth Distriet-Dodd & Anderson's
store, Thursday night, Oct IS.
Seventeenth District-WilliaIns & Davis
store, Wednesday night, Oct. Is.
Eighteenth District = TOll-gate, Monday
night, Oct. 70.
Nineteenth District - MadisOn's Station,
Thursday, Oct. Is.
Twentieth Distriet-G OOdletsville, Monday,
Oct. 10.
Twentv-frst, Twentv-second and Twenty
fourth distriets-Earthman's store, Friday,
Oct. Is.
Twenty-third Distribution Church, Tues
day, Oct 20.
Twenty-hfth District-Abernathy's store,
"Wednesday, Oct. "a.
CITY.
Corner Broad and Market streets, Saturday
night, Oct.3
Oct. 81.
Eighth Neutrality-suspicious., Tuesday night,
Oct. y.
Ninth Neutrality-suspicious., Friday night,
Oct 80.
Tenth Ward-COrner Broad and McNairy
streets, Tuesday night, Oct. 20.
Tenth Ward-COrner Cedar and Knowles
streets, Thursday night, Oct. %.
Public Square, Monday night, Nov. 2
Speaking in the day VIII begin at ii O'Clock,
and at night at 7;3O O'Clock.
W. G. EwIS, Chairman.
All LUsK, Secretary.
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OSss Decayed River Commerce.

Ths following is a complete and correct
list Of the names ana respective tonnage of
the nine steamers that now comprise the sum
total ofthe river interest of Nashville: Laura
Davis, 800 tons; Shippers Own, 354 tons;
Eddyville, 29T tons; Jno. S. BranstOrd, 251
tons: 3. II. Cooke, PSI tons; huntsville,
139 tons: Geo. 5. Kinney, 100 tons; Aid
No. 2, 9S tons; Arch p. Green, 81 tons,
making. according to the Custom House
admeasurement, the freight capacity of all
steamboats, amount to only 2,04T tons.
Alas, in these degenerate days Of river
trade we have no Nashville, Scotland, Hum
boldt, Red Rover, Jas. johnson nor Jas.
Woods of the good old ante beilJHa time,
when our marine interests fiOurished.
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Meeting of the Ffre Committee

The Fire Committee held meeting at
4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, and received
the report of the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment for the past year.
All the accounts against the department
for the last month were examined and APP
proved.
The expenses If this department were
500 less this year than for any similar
period since 1870. 1t is, in fact, the only
department that has not exceeded the
amount set apart for its expenses. This
economical administration of its affairs is
attributable in a great degree to the energy
and efficiency Of its present Chief.
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A CLtnner,s Fata, ,Ifshap.

Yesterday morning a rather singular ac-
cident occurred at the race course, which
cost Abner Turner, the well known turf
man, promising young racer. The jockey
was exercising Viscount around the track,
when the animal took notion 20 run. The
boy being unable to control him, he started
off at fearful rate of speed. In his mad
career he ran against post and received
inirties which caused his death soon after
ward. The horse was three years old, by
Yandal, out of the Duchess de Berri, and
was valued at $1,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
DIAMOND COAL.

'IHE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior VYAl AZ INC
lowest market price during the winter Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is hard coal, VIII not erumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfniiy but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but lew
ashes. Its both clearly and economical
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, WIN receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets. =.
sep2 SIN 4thp j. y. WAfSD, Agent
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The Eve of Marriage Attended with
PeFpIeNities.

u wants dem papers changed" said q
venerable looking darkey, as he rushed pre-
cipitately into the County Court Clerks
office Yesterday egening. ''lYhat papers,
asked tie Clerk. "Why, you see, boss,
when l came here on Saturday last, took
out a pair Of marriage license 10 marry a
widow with three children, and returning
home found young cal who said she had
q nrior claim. and il didn't have her, she'd
ma lie 4 100 hot Tor me to live in the neigh
barhoOd. So 1 have come all the way to
town to-day to have tlss.. things changed
The Clerk intimated that 1t Wac Impossible
TO change the record, and if he had made up
his mind TO lead TO the ,lymenial altar the
young and blushing damsel instead Of the
widow. .iai a.d forty" with three children,
he would have to take Out q neY license.
sCan't 90 that, boss; there ANT three dol
Lam difference in the case, and l reckon /
better stick to grst principles The old
darkey then vamooSed with his sold pair
Of license.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CECILIAN COLLEGE.

Male, In the country, on the L. p. & s. W BR.
Board, etc, for % weeks, only 800. n. a
CECIL & BROS, Ceeilian p. o., Hardin co.,
Ky. augi6 cod 96t
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VtEIafnOus Work.

Last Saturday night a daring attempt
was made to throw the cars of the track
on the Montgomery division of the Louis
vile, Nashville and Great Southern road
between Hanseville ahd Bangor Station.
A lot of cross-ties had been piled across the
rails, but fortunatelyRTere discovered and
removed by some citizens in the vicinity
before the train reached the spot.
A similar attempt was made on the same
road only few days ago, and the Cover
nor Of Alabama has offered a reward of 500
for The arrest and conviction of the guilty
party or parties.
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Al the I,ouisyiiIe Exposition.

The Louisville C6tgieT-JGurRql of yes
terday says:
al night the Centennial Commission
visited the Exposition, where they were
met bv A number of the most prominent
gentlemen of the city, including several
distinguished visitors from abroad, among
whom was Gov. Brown, of Tennessee.
s.AIorton B. Howell, Mayor of Nashville
and President of the Nashville Exposition,
beinr present, in behalf of his State, in
yited the commission to the capital OF Ten
nessee, there to present the subject before
his people. The gentlemen replied they
regretted exceedingly He eircumstane
which prevented them at this time from
going further South than Louisville"
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DaIy Rspoyt of Stage Of Water. tOith Ca.ges ~
Re "a Hours ending p. N. Sept ., 1sii.
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Important Meeting Of the Board of
Trade.

a meeting of the NASHVILLE Board Of
Trade" will be held this "wednesday az
ternoOn at 8 o'clock at the Office Of the
Commercial Insurance Co. for the purpose
of receiving the report of special COM
mittee appointed to confer with a similar
committee from the "COtton Exchange, +"
looking to a conditional consolidation of
the two associations. The business to be
considered is Of vital importance, and is
closely connected with the perpetuity and
efficiency of the organization. Every MEM
Ser Of the Board is urgently requested to
be present.
BY order Of the President,
1t Il. /. ARNuSTEAD, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
A Cauard.

Under the above head the following par
agraph appeared in the Banner of yester-
day:
at was currently reported yesterday that
Mayor Kercheval had signed the Fire
Alarm Telegraph bill, but in a converse
ton with Banner reporter last evening,
be said il was mistake
Mayor Kercheval says he had no Occasi on
to sign the Fire Alarm Telegraph BIZ, be-
cause Hhad been passed over his veto, but
it was necessary for him to sign the con
tract with GameWell & Co., and this he
has done.
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f,tfufha Head,

last Monday evening, ID Nurireesboro,
two well known citizens OF the town got
into an alteration and the result was tiiat
one cut an ugly cash in the others head
with 2 small knife. The difficulty would
doubtless have ended Ia further trouble,
had il not been tor the interference OF
friends.
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THY e1,a->oEsHIP.
Amendments Of the Democratic and
RepubIican Candidates.

htDuDAACtAA N&AAA0AA14C1~
The following appointments for the can
vass nave been agreed upon by the chair
men of the Democratic and Republican
State Executive Committees:
Greensville, Wednesday, Sept. 30.
ROgersviIle, Thursday, Oct. 1.
NIOrristOwn, Friday, Oct 2.
Knoxville, Saturday, Oct g.
NIaryviIle, Monday, Oct s.
SweerEater. Tuesday, Oct 6.
Athens, "Wednesday, Oct I.
Cleveland, Thursday, Oct 8
Chattanooga. Friday, Oct 9.
TullahOma. Saturday, Oct. 10.
McMinnville, Monday, Oct. r.
MurfreesbOrO, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Lebanon, wednesday, Oct. Il
Alexandria, Thursday, Oct. Is.
Nashville, Saturday, Oct II.
Columbia, Monday, Oct IS.
Pulaski, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Gallatin, Wednesday, Oct p.
GAINESVILLE. Thursday, Oct. p.
Paris, Friday, Oct. o.
Mckenzie, Saturday. Oct. 24
Humboldt, Monday, Oct. &c.
Union CITY, Tuesday, Oct.G.
Bolivar, "Wednesday, Oct. D.
jackson, Thursday, Oct. %
brownsville, Friday, Oct 80.
Memphis, Saturday, Oct. 81.
j. l.. RICE,
Chairman Democratic TX. Committe.
W. T. PROSSER,
Chairman Republican Ex. Committee.
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GOLLADAY.
Result of the sixfy-seventh Monthly
Drawing at Evansville, Ind, Yes


EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept. 2S.-Golla-
days sixty-seventh monthly drawing oc-
currad at the Opera House in Evansville,
Ind, September %. The following are the
first ten drawn numbers: 1850, 1,532,
BIAS, II, 796, l3,715, S,054, 5,167, 3,695,
1868 and 396.
The following are the las ten drawn
numbers: 1856, 1892, 2,231, 1927, 9,O51,
9,675, 11,129, L, 943, :, AT, 1920.
The next drawing will take place at
Nashville, Oct. 20, 1874. Capital prize
$4,000
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Boarders from jackson County,

The Sheriff of Jackson county arrived
Yesterday with two prisoners, whom he
committed to Jail here TO await trial. on an
appeal, before the Supreme Court. One of
them, Lewis B. Barnes, had been convicted
in the court below of an assault with an
attempt TO commit rape; the other, Tilford
Cherry, had been convicted of grand lar
canV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
THE Ex-PRESIDENT's APPOINT.
MENTS

Ex-President Andrew johnson will address
the people on the issues Of the day, State and
Federal, as follows:
Chattanooga, Saturday, Oct. 3.
Winchester, Monday, Oct 5. .-.-
SheIbyville, Tuesday, Oct. s.
MurfreesbOro, Wednesday, Oct T.
Lebanon, Friday, Oct. 9.
Nashville, Saturday, Oct. 10, at night.
Franklin, Monday, Oct. T.
Columbia, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Springfield, Thursday, Oct. IL
Due notice Of subsequent appointments wiki
be given.
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, F,gb, nt Birmingham.

& while man and darkey had a lively
fist and skull fight at birmingham yester-
day morning. After 4 hot contest OF about
fifteen minutes the African laid his COM
blatant on the ground, hOrS dc combat, and
came off victorious.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
RadicoI (o.,vention To.Dav

The Radical County Convention, called
to nominate legislative ticket, meets at
o'clock this morning in Liberty Hall.
W. G. Shelley, Chairman of the Radical
County Central Committee, has secured
the Federal Court room in which TO hold
the Congressional Convenr8n, which viii
be called 10 order at u NJ.
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80, ,7,o TaII 20 the Penitentiary.

The following named convicts Were re-
moved Yesterday from the county jan 80
the Penitentiary, TO serve Tor the ISLInS
ssentioned: Wnllace Baker, James Nel
and David Bats, each five years, Tor IlfGe-
nv: John Smith, ten years Tor m'iie-
stealing.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF Jos i. and
Maria q. Matthews are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral Of their infant daughter
CLARA LAUEETrA, from their residence on
Spring street, Edgefelds at 3 P. N. wednesday,
Sept so, lS74.
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All the ladies' are requested to call at
the National Store and secure some Of the
bargains in Dry Goods. Sale to commence
tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock. No post
ponement. McGloin & CuIid, 49, Church
street. sep20 eOdtf
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ACherrr slreat Figh,.

Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock,
two well known Nashyillians had a setto
in a store on Cherry street opposite the
Maxwell House. One struck the other on
the head which felled him to the floor,
when the interference of the bystanGers
put an end TO the difficulty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
Married ON DeadericEs.

YIN. II. Fudge, accompanied by Miss
SiIlIe Hall, drove up to Justice Eyeretts
1ifire Yesterday al. ernoon aud informed him
,hat they had determined to Get married.
The Justice readily complied with the re-
quest Of the spokesman of the party, and
the two were tied in jjiily.
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THE Boston Journal says that the fact
that very large number Of persons who
have passed the summer at the White
Mountains have returned to their city resi-
denCes and are now suffering from typhoid
and slow fever is attracting attention and
creating Widespread alarm. Fourteen
cases OF illness can be counted among
bOarders of a single hotel. The doctors as
sert that the cause of this illness is detec-
tive drainage.
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rnrlher scnooI Returns.

According 20 census returns, received at
the office OF tie State Superutendent Of
Public instruction yesterday, the Scolas1lc
nGnliIatjon of Bradley county IS o,+5J-
, 10; coIored 5l3. That Of LaudsTdale,
, 5lG-wbite 2,44l; cOloTed l,lOj.
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Rrau New i. P'S.

Commissions were made ont IN the de
nartment Of State yesterday for the follow
ing magistrates elect: W. b. Skinner and
). NJ. Paterson. Of 5IcNairy county; L. N.
McDonald and Dan. Z. Sanders, Of Smith,
and Z Il Reed. of Giles.
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Wallack's New York Theater Company
have an engagement for two nights FRIDAY
and Saturday, at the Opera House, and aso
for matinee Saturday afternoon ''Di-
voIce" is the drama SCI for the first night.
The company is highly spoken of by the
press of the cities where it has appeared.
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Reached mon DESTINATION.

R.. A. Mitchell, Sheriff of Giles county,
delivered to the keeper of the penitentiary
Yesterday, the following named eOnVicts;
Wesley Roane, larceny, four years; Henry
Murray, larceny, 3 years; Walker Ingram,
murder, 20 years; Jas. Carter, larceny, .
years; 4. T. Anderson, horse stealing, IL
wears. All col0red but Anderson.