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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-23

ARMY MOVEMENTS IN UTAH.-The War Depart
ment has just issued General Orders No II, in
accordance with which the arrangements for con-
centrating the troops in Utah are to be made. The
most important points embraced in the following
l. The I'd dragons. 9TH infantry, and 10th in
fantry, as they assemble at Fort Leavenworth will
be prepared, with the battery of the 4th artillery
now at that post, to march to and establish post
at or near the Salt Lake city, Territory of Utah
Brevet Brighter General Harvey will command
the whole force above described, continuing on duty
according to his breyet rank--and at the earliest
practicable day, will put the troops en- roate-5ut
will, until that time, retain his command of the
troops in Kansas.
? On the lst Of January next, after the Territory
of Utah shall have been entered by the troops. it
Will constitute new and separate military depart
ment, to be styled the department of Utah, and to
be commanded by Brevet Brigadier General Harvey,
or the senior present, who will, from the time of
leaving Fort Leavenworth, be the commander of a
separate army in the field, within the sense of the
5OIh, article of war.
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-The Canada PaiE,,ny G,,;9s
says this great steamship will positively sail from
Holyhead harbOr-her point of departure from Eng
land-fOr Portland in April of next year, and that
Tourist Tickets will be issued by her for five
weeks trip, the period during which the Great East
ern will remain at Portland. 1t is intended that
these tickets should include the passage money out
and home, and all railway and steamboat fares from
Portland to Quebec, Chicago, St. Louis, Washington.
New York, Boston, and back to Portland. The price
Of the tickets, tits now supposed, will be $500.
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B6g~ In Lynchburg, Va, there is a lad proven
bal as being bad speller. The school that he at
tends has among its many rules and regulations one
that requires the scholars to spell a column in the
dictionary and give the meanings" just as the
school opens; well, this lad was foot Of his class
She next day the first word was admittance This
lad had been walking around sight seeing, when his
eyesfell upon circus bill which among other induce
ments to draw a crowd, had ''admittance. twenty
five cents-niggers and children half price" Our
young friend spet the word, and learned it by
art Next day, strangetO say,the head boy by mis-
sed, and the next and the next, and so on until it
came to our paticular friend who was in the mean
time all excitement with the hopes getting head"
being sanguiRe that he was right. Here's the re-
suit:
TsdcheT-BOy at the foot spell "admittanoe"
Boy-Ad-mt- lance, admittanee.
T6dcher-Give the definition
BOy-TWenty-ive cents-niggers and children
half pricei
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M At Lebanon, as we are told, after the two
candidates for Governor had concluded their speech
es, Mr.. Jordan Stokes came forward and presented
Mr.. Hatton wi bouquet We are told that the eff
feet was peculiar, aud we don't doubt it. We have
seen the thing done often on the STAGE at the thea
tre and it always creates sensation-Of some sort
II is said that The ladies' arranged the bouquet for the
occasion, and it no doubt meant in kindness
Let them go step farther and send Stokes set of
hoops! There should be a divide of these feminine
filings. Let the elegant Stokes show of in crino-
line while the pretty HattOn is smothered in bou-
quets That's only fair.
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FREMONT.
FILLMORE.

"Of the States we have put down as doubtful, we
have an abiding confidence that Mr. Fillmore will
receive the votes OfGeorgia Alabama and Massachu-
setts, which will give him l55 electoral votes, and
we know that at present he has a very fair chance
for Arkansas, Texas and Ohio. If the popular reac
ton IN his favor continues at the rate with which
Is progressing at present. in less than sixty days
the votes of all those States will beyond doubt be
secured 10 him, and be will thus have 1871 votes in
the electoral COLLEGE
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FORCED SALE OF FUFNITTRE

RENJF SHIELDS will sell, without reserve for cash on
y saturday morning, July p, O'Clock GA account Of
nom II maP concern, superior lot Of new and Eecor
hAnd iurniiuse consisting in part OF foe French Bed
t-S ohe Jenny Lind do fns Book Case; rose
Oou OTes buedu CarpetBgs cane seat rockers
nne French oval Mirrors sofas marble zoo tsbes IA,
RaeKs Lounges Book caesi Wardrohes; dining aad extDn
On Loies' DESKS, har maasses; card Tables sidshoards
&C. Win great variety Of ari es 70 close consqp
ments. TfnJr o. y, N''''eu
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NTercantiIe Acafeu,u.

IoHN J. BYRD, Of Charleston 8 c. and lat, Of A,yus,s
- e. mas t9e eAsure OF informing the Msrcan com
anu Sukens generally, that will visit Nashville
IN or about the IN Inst for tie DprDose Of ts,bn ~
o. IA NED stem OF Double Entry Boos keen
rug, anu bank BOOK sysleu, wi Otaer matter,
VIII mercantile pursuit Due notice will be yIv.D nj ~
references from Carolina and Geor
such as have aot made srraDg uen Is to OBTAIN
rtant seeaes Will do we'll delay for shoYt tine
July 22-u. ~ i' NAe'
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No EXCUSE FOR D0WDY bonnet,
AS WE ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMMER
ESONNErS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices.
STOCK at Great Reduction.

Lite1cise EggiHs Gipssys and Picnic Hats.
ESROd the unprecedented patronage have received THE
season Will warrant US In selling balance
ehDve. The comp snn this season, fuy estGb-
shed for Rich and Superior Bouues and Low Prices,
which has increased es considerably and stimu aed
us to order 4 large addition Stock And now our
Stock is larger, possible and select any
time this Ths Flowers, Ladies, beautiful and
must please you. can soon be they all sold
The balance Of our Stock viii DO sold az gea; deduction
In prices. v have store
Rich Paris. Hair and Hugal Blond,
English straw ANA other plain styles:
Misses BOunets, Chdnen's Hats Gipsev and Flats;
Paris Flowers for Eounets, Parties aud Bridal Ote2sions
just receiged dne lot OF Pink Ribbons;
Hoop skirts Misses and C1idreu's ditto;
Paris and Spanish Fans 800 boxes Rushas
Parasois, all qualities.
Likewise me stock Of EmbOideries consisting OF Rich
MaIes Sets IN Lace Jaeonet. Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets, Sleeves Of every description, Collars ETC.; Rcb
Black Bugal Collars, Ma8iEs Ct English snd Cuauutlls
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered Hand ryercbie, Trimmings
Bug ard Rieh Paris Blond icss, hue line OF Pans Mtts
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts, Fine Medium Cahbas and
Port Monies, hns stock Of Combs ald Fancy Articles for
the toilet
Now ladies call and get bargains, we want rom for
our extensive Fall stock Of - 90 DO lars worth Of rich
Millinery Goods OF cur direct Imp ration from Paris
70 oPer '5t1 September next. Com petition met
with large stock and low prc5s, keep up the s OF
trade. Call sVoD, Ladies.
JuyI4 No 40, Union Street, nerl doorTo state Bang.
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TILE RECEPTION

We should suppose that the demonstration -
yesterday would convince the Know NOthings that
their day is over 1t the smallest political pro-
cession ever seen in Nashvillee and this nOtwith,
standing the liberal circulation Of haudbnls an
nouncing the "order of procession" &C., and the
staring advertisements of the programme in the
Banner and Patriot. There were less than t0enty
carriages of all casses-we counted but fourteen
in the procession. two three dozen men on horse
back between fifty and a hundred on foot, the Shell
by Guards the negro band of drums and ffes, and
another negro bearing printed handful, calling
on the boys to rally for Bob Hatton. COntrasted
with the professions Of last year. the falling off was
woful and must have utterly disheartened the few
Know NOlhings who had any heart in the contest.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATI0Y-
TRUST SALE.

vrrue OF deed executed to the Nashville Building
- association by H. l.. Weaver, which is of record "a
the Registers on Of ia vidson cOunty m bOok n, 20
&c he sia NashVe Building ASS aon BY ilz Treasurer
WI" on Saturday The eh day Of August next at he
yard gaze IN Nash vi sell at aucti "a to tre highest nj
,sr tne properly therein de- scr6ed being in south
% 40, L,onu,g i2y ieet on MaSet street and running
BACK 1871 feet, o. which is d eomfogttble FANNY
de- &c. HE equt OF redemption is waived IN nd dssd
sac TO take place at IL o clock N
July std. ChAS. A FULLER, Treasurer
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RATTAN CHAIKS.

DOCKING sewing ard arm chsris ehiIdrens cbalr Office
IL ana de rocking chairs; rattan market kss clothes
baskets 90 afe and uVs clothes hampers three
ana WORE bastets willow wagons. ana trays
PLAIN and pateat othes pins pals scrBb brushes; white
WASH brushes and ali other articles scbe for h0uss Keep
ers, for sale cheap for by
july Is. MrKFNZfp < Gov
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HON, GEO. " RoWLRs.

Ths Democracy of the State viii be highly grail.
fed TO iesrn thar Judge Rowles has heen nominated
By mass meeting Of our party friends Of Bradley
county as their candidate for the legislature This
action secures harmony in that county and the GER
tanty OF Democratic representative.
Judge T. has for some years, by reason Of bad
health and personal Discrimination, been Withdrawn
f'On the political arena; and only consents at the
present time TO abandon that retiracy from high
sense Of public duty In his election the county OF
Bradley will secure to herself one of the ablest rep
resentatives that will compose our next Legislature.
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DysentsIy, Bloody FIux UiarrnOt r.. and All
dis .Ilnrs If lie Il nrIa.-

Grssnburg ny enter Syrup, Sovereign in all dis
l. orders OF the 20 sells Nothing more iuri1usthan
the use Opates IN disorders T. vs, tery sym
neuraizes the ry AID alters the contents n
the Bowels and ver grad ally checks the discharges.
thousand cerhcAies Of is efficacy could be got Middle
tennessee alone, out prefer one from The
Chairman Of the Board Of Health, New YORK.
Nav York, priI 25lh, 1913
My position last Chairman OF SANITARY Com
mittee OF this CT brought constantly in elntact i'm
persons sun from "a lrra y senisy &c iet romtar
under my own observation d references the cacv of
your Dyson cry Sprup 90 the al eass been con6rsd
BY the t. tinony Of accoflstss com 1iee and
particularly by Alderman DE ret the First Ward 80
strongly Impressed with Of your preo ration
eaus u % be sent 10 the Qarautne where the Cholera
then stsd; ami Il remarkable that but
single case y as reported afterwards.
IINOfrY HiBBARO. ". D.
CD iruan Beard OF Health, N. Y.
Ehe ChiIdremfS Panacea is well known u be
mes! neacnus in all disorders Of children five
yesT Old. Why should thirds all The children born
Ole 0ef'ret they are five D.
EermiuEes Snt al the Other power al med admins
req 10 mem we're not mOstiniur Ieeth
disaseses Of the secOnd but s apprehca-
sion here this i used. The DysehtsTy Syrup Chl-
dTen's Panacea are worth mo fhn words
July i NNChENZik u BEG kWlTH.
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JAPANNEn r,N.

various sizes, oS signs black yellow and various auey
- cpOrs Brass Candssticks, Lamps Iiecia Coffee P.t
French Coffee Iachses, Pc cake, and Pats Pans large
variety OF patterns cake broad ea sugar and Boxes:
globe and ners brass Pocket DARK Lapers
70 t-tlbs, gg Slicers, tl-sh Folks. spoons et,.
For gale By iiuyt5I AcKxNZIE ~ WUSGN
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IAV this day determine sell their stock Of SPRING
IL AM SUMNER Day GOO -, az prime cost ror cash
10 make rnom tor their Extensive FALL PURCHASES a
part OF which they day expecting Their stock cor
siss Of ENDLESS VAKIETY, so mat eyeryb DIV win
be suited. You will 6nd them No 81 Market street 2
do RS south OF the Public Squars. INV a.
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PORTER'S SPIRIT OF THE TIuES,
GENERAL PURCHASING AG kcY.

THE COEST AETLT INCREASING M
MAND UPON Us TO kXECOFk COMMISSIONS for
the purchase OF all kinds of Rro es for rsdep
non residents Of The city, has induced US 10 esz5h IN
connection with our newspaper enterprise,
PURCHASING BUREAU,
under the immediate supervision Of one Of our firm ASIA
zee oy we most accomplished experts,
EOA SUPPLYING ANY ARTICLE an THE
WORLD.
Fafdealar attention will be paid 10 the selee,ior
Snases she sale Of Ii rough bre CstIe and Horse
u S 10, renets and Fancy Fowls, Carriare BuryV
Ss1ee horses, Carriages, Harness and Saddlss y
ehes every descrptle1 Of Fire Arms Snorfing r,ri
no1s and Tackle, Music and MssicaI instru eDS
AAens, san anu how Boats Furniture Fina V,nes ~
quofs, ana segafs Cricket aud Bah ats Pad 60 Sc
AOhACULFbRAL IMPLEM ENTS.
tne ana most improved kinds: Seeds Plants Frui
Fores and shade Trees, and ali kinds of BEs trastp On
Florist N0i"e1 'uHs1' anu
STATERoOMs ENGAGED
In advance on Steamers and Packets to leave for Europ-
zoe wsst INDIES or any Of world. Ths
will owl ~ the necessity to nts OF insnd
place., where no steamer exist of cominp 10 n w
f'rk tSo or three weeks In advancea fhot are nov f-
qientiy required 10 dDeher obtain passage orto
eligible accommodations. In this department. wa viii be
ready 70 secure ~ ~
ROOMS ar HOTELS
At favorable rates protect the stranger from impo
tn as well as Inconvenience; and, IN short perform ny
oescPlion OF eOmmss That would ord0sr1 Ieque the
presence Uf the party himself
Gentemsn who desire 10 form Lbrae. or who may wise
TO procure the w.
CHOICE LITERATURE OF THE DAY,
can always rely upon Judgment and ,electon Also
Printers. -P0' i'
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State Election

I WILL oHen and hold an election for Covs,nor -,a,t
Of o. JSngTeo ana sa ia the several civil Disrc
COns!sbles IN the several districts are esbv a16o,ad ~
hold said election WY 0u'i''i%eu 10
ihe Con"ty Court have appointed following persor.
to act as Judges and Clerks IN the uifereot aId I'd n
trctS OF the county. -O us
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10! for the West.

n II = - p NsahANOEs
FARM FOR SA LIZ. containing 80 acres I2n II Il rich
rom eg prairie, ard - Of best vhte oak and
PACK walnut uher acres under fence and
~ Hcfes OF this land st raised lb bushels q cn
1he acre Land situated 20 miles from Ksokus low a. direct
,On the road for ell travel never falling sprnS
on me land. For particulars apply to Hills & MOORE
Market street, 81 nth OF Broad.
July T. IS57-tf.
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WE offer for sale beautiful residence Of william L.
w Rrovn's on Cumberland river, about Z niles from
NASHVILLE near The White Creek Pike, containing about 25
aeaes OF land, With elegant frame dwelling % : or
roms carriage house, negro cabins cistsn excel
lent springs, and all necessary ImProvemens.
ALSO for sale that ifl farm OF 6l acres kno-Sn IS
the SOulhall place, about y mile from he
hetsboro Pie; having OF the beautiful and com
maH' ing building sit.S in the county.
ALSO, magnificent farm OF 1000 acres, with excellent
Improvements, b-ing Z1Od stock farm. and Eil finely
adapted To Ire growth Of Cora Wheat and Tobacco. said
Farm is situated about mite from Tumersvtle and few
miles from tue Nashyl lie ana Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, elegant redence in South Nashville free
territors) Of Vine ard OemuGbrdne Ft-ssts-
Apply TO JL.&R W. BROWN,
July 10 49, Cherry 81.
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Disolntinn Nntica

i of BOWMAN d SIMMS, doing buspe,s In Jsckson
eOuhY tennessee Ok. p. SIMMS.
June 70 1851. IN I4-dsvg In,
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We VIII procure the latest FASH Plates styles If Boupes
samples oil me newest etes OF goods Cosmetcs pr,
unes; a. Fancy Articles, and shall always b. pleased
70 furnish everything connected with tner ua9ls
an snort Tor any service winch may be required the pub
nc may rely upon most perfect copJsbcs for
ndeiiIy, and dispatch. Apply u. o' ~
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

HHSGOLRICK & BURNS are opening at their e.-
IVA tbl shlett on Market street. No. 80, door Mr..
Powers Cotning store general BssUm nj Of CORRECTION
cries. which they selling on very reasonable terms and
trust, by tneir attention business public to
them liberal share of PATRONAGE the Lead
ing articles hand, and which they will be receiving
the following, viz
Candies, OF every Variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, OF every kind; Brandesc Wines best BIRDS;
Pickles, assorted Cordsls, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters * Sardines Ale ana Porter. -
Shad and Salmon Fine Cigars.
win variety oil articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery they invite the at
tenton OF the public 10 their Bakery, from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes, and Paery had Par
ties will be made up order and carefully sent 10 any part
OF the city.
Having permanety located here Course, wish to be
patronzed literally 10 the end. ineRu selling on good
erms, and by our demeano commend ourselves to the
tnd notice of generous public We respectfully invite
ko1ntry Dealers who In line trade to give Us
Gil before purchasing elsewhere.
EPhl4-n MCGoLRICK & BURNS.
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OPINIONS OF lee PRESS

Tns WORK will bring 70 the attention Of t7e presssf Fan
GRAFTON multitude Of things eonnee ed with the govern
nent which have long lain in fOrge.lunessss Yok n.
dependent
This Work viii prove Of imnsrss value 70 public men,
and 20 Every American eizsn Who aims u kaov The i,
history Ofhis Coun,ry.-Nsg Ysrk Courier ard Epqur-
Col BsatOn' quase tens for his TASK 70 one can de-.
Pute Hisname upOn The ie page a. ,ues inspires conf
denes in its statements and sith Its mparty and an
Tire faitasalasss-Bostgz Travsir.
lis surprising hcw many OF the s7tiecis wbi,,
sl before diseased b tbs fathers In the ve
infancy ofthe confederation We shall welcome each ss
esssve volume of tais work very valuable addition 70
the history Of the e0untry B0stoH DAILY .ssDsytis,r
The cement OF the Dsoages Of ,nzres by Mr. Ben
son are HAde with much snt e1coIleni judsurut
Tbs ork S form almgs complete history Of ne Unted
Sises tue adoption Of the sd-tzl Constitution and
Will be an nva liable work Of reference .Ysg York Con.
asreisL
The theory Of our Institutions The nature and working
the various parts be ecrsc suler0od BY those who
vi" beat the troubJ to study hs ais Iuor
DaoR will be, N these Debates whin reach 81 every
citizen The ndaxss OF saca vol1ms render il
easy 10 turn 70 any particular subj ssL -Bslo .4drsrts
An enterprise Ike this interesting invaluable and ns-
tiOna, deserve the mo ample encouragement The at
ihoi says In hrs preface thal TIE viii am labor
o. love and Of PRIDE sng the pa.r tic dead-ao one
skipped and each 10 his place. best Of his works in
hand.-B0sfoA Post.
This Arrangement, considering the nesmabs value OF The
Debates complete political history Of ne country forms
treasury Of knowIsdgs gLca shod By every
tizen who afford land ths rot able
coming out, It will ssEisIiy -Cgasereiai Bsilffia s1
ORLEANS.
This abrdgemeut not to Be restricted the speeches sf
celebrated orators, but wilt extend th5 bus meas men, and
20 the paness speakers spoke as o give in0rm1
lion on subjects Of surviving Interest. DAY P.ays, 0
Orieaas.
By these Debates lad arst bisnasS piroIuesd into
the House OF Representatives. the aueuraoa was
bill to collect Duties Imports inter-
eng eatars Of the debate every speaker
regard the projection Of industry IS one Of the OBJ
lects 70 be embraced matter 81 any project
rang the We shall probably The Of
every read.r IN saying thaI living person combines
Of the qualities necessary the proper execution Of
this work than the who has undertaken
it.-Natiglal IatsLirsaesr. HasLiart,n.
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NJ, ana Martin C. Cotton.
Di''' NO z'-''hn Corey, "m NcMurr and John Greer;
J. Z, rle II asd - Greer
S-Moses N. hidiey. George ". Charlton nd T
Mann L Charlton and ? J. Couch
A-ilm9Ihl u dson' 4. Hamilton and Ben Hurt ;
:. Gieaves and W DUd,ou
Ashley hOzell, K. II. WalIace and W D. IA
krT + G .so4eHnd n Cox
T." n b q 4moill, Joel Battle and VIM Austin ;
Booker and Joel a .ttle IT,
'-John Hope, g Biiley and Jnmes Raglan
. AhiurOre ant II Wa lice.
e-"m Ogllvie, w IA sey and James IA M.
. Hamsey and h, Rain.
Wv II hagans, Thomas johnson and Andrew
GGeSOrs Ed L aud 10 Waitsitt
W W + Ma ninz, w riding and James N
. , nam lion; X Crenshsw and w & Burchett
Ii-h m EdulDsLnn. Y ompt,n aud 81 lien Cotton:
r. - oneli and w Cam hell.
I2-Jesse Jordan Watkins and John NJ Josp:
san Day ds0n r..
4" l3-Beni Cox, W g. Shelton and w Do,isr. z,
=, , Low II and w MrGusy.
" 4-JEmes Grear. James Russell and SkeItou De-
- y moss WIN Demoss and WIN Frazier.
''uI Fuchett, Thomas J li.On and Moses
Il ,c Greer; John Ha ly and Hal,ted
ib--James Newsom. Roger PsyrsDa and J.mes n
u - Dunn; U Chart0na aud DR. 6agweH.
"-'anes Fdlgum, WIN Osborne ana Usry; Sam
-, Dunn and J Order
IS-Z StelI, Hiram Vaughan and A White; A
Ets aud John d Brien.
- l9-W II Hambi 10, " Hudson and John TAYLOR
SIS Hall ard Gee.
2O-W Hal, W VI Dismukes and W Foser. ~
brake and H Cartwright
2l-Apdrew Hooper, The Saunders and J Var
brOugh: George Keeling ard 10 Phillips.
22-GeOTge " Campbell George " walker and G
. Barshail; l., CrOckef and Geo ~ ebhsr
Wv Drlke, David Rslstnn and Lewis vii
nams; Wellington Hy de AMI John Drake
2-A wilkins II, x Bukiey and I'D Graves;
Issweii Ethrry and J re Johnson,
" 25-Donnis Dozdr, jacob Ma 20 anu James 81 Lee;
II Lowe and Tom Slo1n.
July 2I-td. X. EDMUNsoN, Sheriff
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NAsHYILLE BUILDING ASsOCIATInN.

nc sIoC hHOLDskS in his institution are hereby no.
uned that their annual mteng for the eeciip OF Dj.
tetos ne hed a5tne uua place Of meeting on Monday
next, tn 9th f. st al O'Clock + N
'"Y "'iS'"-td. G. a. FULLER, Treasurer.
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HNGEEIsS

~ REAT SUCCESS IL always the most conclusive
proof OF good ,rit Judged By Tins t. 20
LABOR saving Machns before the public Para n 81
GHHs SEWING MAIHtNE,- After sstahf aning the
highest reputation IN the United States The praf which
the fact that ha about l2OUl OF Machines en-
p1yed b. manufactures AID fsm- throughout the roun
try and have received - MEDALS from u din reat States
Fairs
They examined The late Exposition sUnuivsr-
Sc ie'' In France where hCy OF tie HIGHEST
PREMIUM, the MEDAL Or DONOR.
91- The public is invited 10 calls at
Office, 40 Public square,
and examine for themselves test o rapabtv Of our
Mac iucs fir Is nY cot triug surDpsss.
liz SEWING MACHINE SIT X and rHKEAD on Spools,
MAJ al Ne OIL and Needless hand sale vhoie-
SAFE and retail Na. A. SINGER, Jr,
June l-dlm- AGENT.