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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
How win the Germans Voter


We have every evidence that the intel
ligent Germans of Ohio will cast their
votes, almost unanimously, for the friends
of Freedom and Free Labor at the ensa-
ing election. The Cincinnati VolksJIaty,
the leading German paper of the State.
supports the Republican platform with
much ability and commendable zeal. We
learn privately. from Germans themselves,
that the second Tuesday of October will
teach the Locofocos of the North West
that the Germans are not to besold to the
Know Hothings,
Naturalzed citizens are beginning to
see that the leaders of the Democratic
party are willing to hug to their bosom
the most violent Native Americans if they
can thereby secure votes. General Gei-
ger, Of Columbus, one Of the leading
Know Eothings ofth State, who declared
his conviction that foreigners should not
be allowed TO vote in America, was seleo-
ted to open lhe campaign in Columbus,
by making what he used to call "a red
mcuthed looofoco speech" He thinks
negroes and naturalized citizens are neith
ef Oh bu6m " w uVpVnik foto Ia tut Dali
lot-box. Indeed, we need not 20 so far
from home 10 find instances of this smal-
gamation, but in every county in the State
the Fillmore leaders may be found cheek
by. jaw-with the democrats. The aristo.
crazy Of their sentiments very naturally
leads them to unite with the party which
supports slave labor, and hence we find
them arrayed against the Republicans
who seek to elevate humanity. to destroy
the last vestige oftyranny. and elevate the
free labor Of our country, which is the
only sure basis Of free institutions.
Thatth Germans. who are industrious
intelligent, and ardent lovers Of liberty,
should refuse 70 join hands with their
worst snemies,is not at all strange. In
deed, We should doubt their intelligence
and fitness TO exercise the right Of suf-
frage did they not spuFn with contempt
the effort TO transfer them 10 the Know
Nothings, s,--PsrrysbuEg Jour.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
TEN Pr onMr- pAvmr

The Portage Democrat reminds us Of
the fact that Henry b. Payne, the looofo.
co candidate for Governor of Ohio. is the
author aud fuisher Of thjlsw authorizing
note shavers aud money lenders to extorI
FROM the people ten per cent interest for
their iavors The Democrat saws,
To many Of our readers il may not be
known that II, b Payne was the author
and chief advocate Of the extraordinary
ten per csm interest laOi
But such is the fact.
The reputed wealth Of II. b. Payne Is
over half million Of dollars. and that he
might increase his plethorio Golfers, and
grind still harder the toiling millions, he
improved his opportunity, while in the
State Senate 10 carry through the ten pei
cent. interest law, and he was successful
viii laboring mou love to vote for this
purse-proud, aristoorato demagopuo?
On the 7th Of March 1850, on motion
OF IL. B. Payne, the bill to increase the
rate Of interest to ten per cent. was taker
up, in the Ohio Senate, read the third
time, and passed, Mr.. Payne Of cours,
voting for IT,
The bill was sent to the House receive,
slight amendment, not changing IN
grinding features, was returned to th,
Senate, when the House amendment wa
ooncurred in, Mr. Payne voting to concu
and the bill to legalizo ten per cent. inter
/ est became the law Of the State.
! Thus benedcenuy for the people wa
thta arch demagogue employed in legisla
tion, while member Of the Senate
The ten per cent. law legalzed usury
for ten per cent, is usury Mr.. Payne /
man who lends money; he never bor
rows. He has plenty Of money, and th
higher the interest. tho better of he Is
and the worse off the poor man who ha
sometimes TO borrow. We can End moth
ing in Payne's life or character while 4
the Legislature, that has any of the a.
senoe Of Democracy about them, with III
exception, perhaps, Of his opposition /
the Fugitive Slave Lao, but that vote h
now repudiales, and regrets having give
It. Hurah for Ten -per-oente Paynel--
POrfdOe Democrat
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
REMEMBER

That Medilrs Administration contract
cd debts for the Republican AdmiuistEa-
lion 70 pay Of s7B0,UO0. IN addition to
Breslin's stealing Of &5t9 COO, aud be-
sides his loss by bad deposits Of 100000
dollars and over.
REnEMBEa these things. voters Of Ohie.
and vote accordingly,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

That Breshn stole e549. $50 "a q tss
peoples money duriug ire Admiuirtra-
tion Of Gov. Mediil, and uoW has ded %
Canada
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
TRUE REPUBLICAN,
REMRmBER

That Gov. Medill left Breslin free Fer
l01 months, to plandsr Che Treasury
without let or hindranos. And then
REMEMBER that s. p. Chase compelled
Gibson TO resign because he had conceal
ed the stealing which Eedill had 2er.
mitted
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
or the HeceP and Expenditures Of Seneca County for the year
ending June lst 1857.
SCHOOL FUND.
Oh. Hrnrre Tr,n.nrsr. D

n Treasure DR.
. .
collected on Duplicate 1924 54l
" sec . . " . . o
o "a l. ~ @ @. . " @ ~ ~ ~ o
do from show '''"ls 90
G 6
Cr
collection .
account
d % .
d " - 4. " ~ . 80
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

RV- Two htndred Free STATE men Ia
different OaFts Of Kansss are summoned
to appear Al LeeomPton - elsscioa Say,
to ansWeI 20 certain charges egaiRal them,
The day has been selected 10 deprive
than Of their votes.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

NISETY-EIvE THOUSAND DoLLARs SE-
CURED BY ADVERTISING -smead, Col
lard 4 Hughes. Of the Citizens Bank,
hearing that the Trust Company Bank
was receiving checks on itself for che
payment Of the loans Of tho Trust De.
partment at once advertised their claim
for sale, and before two O'Clock yesterday
had the bonds and mortgages Of the
wealthiest men Of Cincinnati for sheir de-
post IN the Trust Comuany Bank Gin.
RSseas,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

TNR TlFRlpe vNieom
'spuhli'hsd o. Friday o. sssh usst,4fs 81
.niahod % shbfenber, a.
$3.50 Rer hnn1sns
a1-re mall tsbsctibtfI. Gnt osaisof stnl.a
= rswi'sd when ire pap be- c. piid fsria ssyss -.
~ fsiinrsio notiy disoootnusscs Il ~
cad of shetne paid for, VII Be- ooasidsrs. 4. :
new eusagomeat.
These terms viil Be- stricgg obssfysd and a.
papef viii Be discosilnoed uaiu afrssfssss ~
paid, eEeepiat'hs opi'os Of ihs pusH,tsr.
tFsab1cribers runhiur 81. end oot p.vi.s r. !.
heis papers vili be spt'iles is.ond foceiss.a .
pubi'hed eertiiest. of iheir5i,hosesy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

RV The proceeds Of the sals of iha
Delaware lands in Kansas amouaia ~
S507 900.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

CosT OF HASGlEG.-Hanging slaves by
law is rather costly luxury to the peo-
pie Of Virginia. Though slave is suffi
ciently human to be hung for murder OF
attemPtingto kill his master, YET, being at
the same time chattel. the court which
sentences fixes the value to the master,
the amount to so into the taxes of the
county
A few recent cases are given in the
Virginia papers. Anthony, a slave OF
Mr.. Chewing. was found guilty of at.
tempting to kill an overseer, and ssnten-
ced to be hung in October. Anthony
was good farmer, aud the court valued
him at $3.50. Six slaves, owned by
Mr. Boulware, charged with attempting
to kill their overseer, Mr.. Dodd, wer,
tried at Henrico All were found guilty
Two were ssnteuoed to be hung, and foul
to transportation beyond the limits oil
the Uniled Statee. The Court 6xed th,
value OF the condemned slaves as follows
Ben o . $50; Tom+ss5O George 81 200
Moore $1,000; Edmund 81 200; and
Robert 1900. Where are transported
slaves sent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

EWRemember, Tuesday octobsrl l5&
is sl'ss'n d.y
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
AnOthor FaIaehood MaIIaa.

The Democracy have been busted in
circulating in connection with the other
"rootbacks," thoy are so successful in
promulgating, that the State had lost A
million Of dollars by the Trust Company's
failure. Upon examination however il
has been ascertained that the State in
stead Of loosing by this banking establish
ment, is indebted to il some $4,000. Hon.
Stanley Matthews, late Democratic State
Senator from hamilton County, has lust
returned from New York, where he has
been engaged as Attorney by interested
parties in Cincinnati, to ascertain the CON
dition Of the Bank aud he reports that
the Trust Company will not loose in all
more than one million of dollars, aud that
the State will loose nothing whatever by
its failure
The following is from the N. Y. Times
and etfectually puts to rest this false.
hood:
"a rumor originated with one of the
partisan papers in Ohio, that the State
looses million Of dollars by the Trust
Company, because of the non payment of
the certificates ofloan falling due last Jan
uary. ought TO be contradicted. The
certificates amounting to 81, 400, 600, and
provided for by thei new loan of 1855.
have al been presented and paid eight
months ago, within about $50, 900. Al
the time Of the failure the Trust Compa-
ny we're creditors of the State Treasury. ,"
So much for this falsehood. Hancock
Je6ersonian.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

aEoAr1ruLArIon or oapnns SRaMH * y !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
BY TELEGRAPH.

sTsLoUIs, June 14-=sir George Gore and suite
returned yesterday, having been absent three years
on a hunting expedition to the head waters Of the
Missouri They report that the country was never
in 8 worse condition respecting the Indians. The
santees and Sioux were committing atrocities
against the whites. Since the removal Of the troops
from Forts kendale and Lookout the Indians in the
neighborhOod have assumed a hostile attitude. A
party Of troops have marched on the Santees
WASHINGTON, June 12.-In the event Of Mr..
Thomas declining the GOEernorship of Utah, Col
Cummings will be appointed. The officers of the
Territory, including the Surveyor General, viii
probably be entirely new men, A corps Of officers
VIII travel to Utah with military force.
James E. Birch has the contract for carrying the
mails from San Francisco to San Diego, at $4,000
per annum, semi-Weekly service.
CINCINNATI Juhs Is.-This forenoon while
four Of the T. S. Deputy Marshals were arresting
fugitive slave and his wife, the former stabbed j. c.
Elliott one Of the Deputy Marshals, with q long
sword, WhereupOn another Marshal shot the slave
in the abdomen four times. The negroes were then
taken into custody. The Marshars wound is dan
gerous one The negroes, it is thought, is mortal
LOUISVILLE June l3.-River, 81 feet water in
the eanal-stationary. Weather cloudy. Their
mOmeter IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
nERHav,s HOLLAND RIrrRRs.
We have not medicine that sells so readily
apaPt,TAV RIOS Chicsgo III

we nave mol q melIcIle Flag saIIs % I7lVII5'
BARCLAY BROS, Chicago, H.
BOsrbaEes Holland Bitters with large sale, and
always has given good satisfaction.
LOUIS WARLICH, Chicago, Ill
We been selling B@fhave's Holland Bers for some
months: and, although, whenit first introduced did
urge its sale being uRAcquained with the articles sill
found the public determined it, and meet the
demand have been obliged purchase of IAs
tce han have of any other patent medicine what
Every day brings testimonials Of its efficacy in
mOvingthe various complaints for which is recommended
aad in offering it customers we do with
hdence I'm tie virtues than due to preparations Of the
kind. GALE BROTHERS., Druggists,
Is4 Randolph St., Chicago, Ill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
Lebnnon LarE Nchool.


At meeting Of the members Of the Law School Of Cum
berand University, Lebanon Tenn held for the purpose oil
esctng address them the close Of the Ses
sIon Hon. A o. NICHOLSON unanimously chosen
that purpose The undersigned were heeupon appoint
ed 10 inform him Of his election; as also act Com
mitee Of Reception and make all other arrangements ne
cessRry for the occasion.
The Hon. A o. P Nicholson having accepted, will there
sore address Monday evening" the god Of
une, at Z O'Clock, at the Cumberland Church
This committee has also been instructed and authorized by
tho Professors Law school, make the following
statement the order Of proceedings to take place at the
Public Moot Cour
The Court will be opened Monday morning, the 22d Of
June al o'clock will close the afternoon of the fol-
lowing day o'clock at which time the Valedicory will
be delivered by William A. Dunlap, Of Paris, Tenn. The
appropriate d. gree Of L. B. will then be conferred upon the
ssrsdustiug Glass. HAYWOOD Y. RIDDLE,
JNO. y. CHAPMAN,
HUGH d. GREER,
ne 1Q-tWld CoHHi tee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

rms HrFHEEro 1SrRACrAHLa uultss, or ETEET FUnu
M EvEaE sIAas,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION Jni
DIR. CAFANAUGHsS PIE 5ALVE
WILL never fail In giving immediate relief, and
w lively curing the EoraE ana most obstinate eal
Hemorrh0Ids 5r Piles it % The
ONLY INFALLfBLH REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for tas Pies as tbs rssut oil
OF patient study ana InVl11
Sufferers from Piles n07 al sH
will
STAND as AL
without q fear Of allure
claims for d.
Full dire-l.1ra a1coll g. . e1en boz ala 81
requests lslrl-T % oaacsse lnoea end Q caFc lTi
~ 3 III CtvkltuaE, (Presentl
Dear SIR. wen 4 arrived he city lev dag
vas suffering intensely viva t1e piles. menil1a
sr1dltan D you. asking Jour adEles- ron fscolil
Tour Pile SalVe saying g. would cure me- irie4
eT,eg was iumediats. and I am eOF veil Z 1el
10 be- Isl proved n ny ease, 90 inEai1a7is rslsd
sure cure Tor thaE disease tle Piles snd 81 suca
mend 10 10 others. .-
Yours truly, JOHN w. HANSON, ofst, Louis,
~ Puos 81 per boz. tof sale ln Nashville BY
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and bT Druggists and
Dr. T. q. CAVANAUGH. Sole Propristor
aug5I-ly inside at. Lluia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-The new building
for the Nashville Female Academy, just completed,
contains chapel seventy-fve by fifty feet fourteen
dormitOry rooms and painting gallery, and was
completed in eight weeks Samuel Watkins, ESQ,
did the brick work; Warren Moore, the carpenters
work; Capt VIM. StOckell, the plastering; Ruth s
Beasley the painting; James Il. Kendrick, the gas
fitting, and J. I. Nathurst, the roofing Mr. Elliott
thinks these gentlemen not only deserve credit for
good and substantial job done in a short time, but
for the orderly conduct of the hands employed by
them upon the work. They have shown that they
not only know how to do good work, in short time,
but also how to be gentlemen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
DIR. A. G. GOOdlet,
Vegetable Panacea

GOODLET'S Imam Emf, OlNTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which alicts many persons, relieved and
eecuay cured by the proper of The Vegetable
Panacea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases.-lhe Vegetable Panaeea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet's Vegetable Liniments GOOdlet's
UnFiVaIed Ointment, and GOOdlet's Eye
SaIye, superior remedies. All persons whe have
made trial Of them speak Of them IN the highest terms.
FAMILIES who have adopted the The above rene
dies, prepared By Dr. G GoOdet much pleased with
them and generally give them the most enthusiastic praise
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
Prof. WOODS Hair Restorative.

publish to-day advertisement Of this learned and
amiable Professor resident of ST. Louis descriptive Of his
Wonderful Discovery, We believe there is but opnio
among ell who his Hair Resoratve-Rnd that is IN
bounded confidence entire efficacy. 1t has eoOring
it, and the renovation of The hair by
ing thsrces, which originally give it growth and color Il
wors astonishing chaDge.-EastoH (Hiss Clarion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
THE FITx ANNlHILATFD.


EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Palms, and other,
irregularities Of the Bowels 1t be cured in every
case the OfTuckers Cholera Syrup which
has by best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the most esctual remedy
now in It has performed more astonishing than
any other specific. human life be saved in nine
of by investment of IS cents. Buy bottle and
seep it by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and 7.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbouDded
adelce the efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents 10 distribute 1t cautiously until its virtues
thoroughly tested. Persons afflicted with Of the above
complaints will please call on the agents and get bottle
free OF charge. Imay6-tf.
Second Call on the subscribers of stock
TO Nashville Coal COmPany.--Ths subscribers Of
stock the Nashville Coal Company notified that
cOnd call Of 20 per upon the amount has been
make payable on 18th July Bank the Union.
The work progressing rapidly and is important that
the calls should be promptly enable the company to
shipment of coal the first of water in the Fan
F. CARTER
jure9-td. Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16


In ae combined the prophecies Of TOSro, DrURETlc and
It viii cure any disease at ths stomach Liver or Bowels
Diarrboa PHousness Dyspepsia Indigestion Headache,
Intemiusnt FoYs sour stomach Liver Complaint Weak
Debility Pain in the stomach Bowels COsIvsn0ss,
Night Fevers, Yell0wness Of the Skin, &c.
When taken, neutazes and removes any morbid sscFe
lions in the stomach and strengthens the Digestive Organs.
twill also cure any disease the Uterus Kidneys, Bad
der Urinary Organs and Alternative, it pur6es and
crsaes healthy circulation OF blood, removing all
boils, pimples OF bloJshes from the skin
Try H. and bsconviueed Of its wonderful invigOtug pro
orCHILDREN who are puny weak and sickly We advise
parents give them teasPOOnfll Of the CORDIAL daily
II See Circular. Friee, 81 rer bottle
J,H. MCLEAN, sole proprietor Of this Cordial.
a Principal Depot on The corner Of Third and Pine stsl
81. Louis, Missouri.
10 Fer sale by all the principal Druggists In the city and
county.
10 GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
ali over the COuntrYs in consequence Of the tree
memdous success Of lECLeam's Volcanic CIT
Liniment l. is superceding every Liniment and
remedy for The cure Of local pains and external diseases
Humid reds Of confirmed criprles have been made ak
chronic sores, and had tried IN vain many remedies
and mime - before the public have been per-
manently cured by the Of a few small bottles Me-
Leans Celebrated Imminent.
II longer unlrled remedy, but fixed and mmOT
able "act," certified o BY the many thousands that
have used it, that mcAean's Volcanic OH Limi-
Is the best Liniment That has been discoV
Sores Of all kinds, SWengs any local pains or
animals.
Livery Stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and ali that have tho charge OF horses should keep supply
constantly on hand TO be used in time ofnesd.
PRICE OF THE EMINENT.
In sequence Of the Increasing demand for this valuable
Lnimsnt SIS now put m cent 6ol9s my cent
and do liar bottles. Ire fly cent bottles Oh
lines me quantity ofthe twenty-five size, and in
proportion 70 their cost 20 shat purchasers viii save money BY
getting the larger sizes.
All orders Or the Volcanic OH Eminent must be address
ed to the proprietor JANIS H McLEA n, ST Louis, No.
apr2S-dtWE I'm Is
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CHEMICAL AND PHILOsoPHIJAL APPARATUS FOR THt
PUBLIC ScHooIs.-The boys Of the Public Schools
wishing to obtain about $3.50 worth of apparatus
for the purpose Of illustrating the natural Sciences
propose to give series of three nights entertain
ments in the Theatre this week
On Thursday night, 18th inst, the boys under
the control Of Messrs Donnan, Mclaughlin and
Haley, will exhibit. On Friday night, the depart
ments Of Messrs. Thompson, Cartwright and Niohol,
and Mr.. Weakley's from Lincoln Hall, and some Of
the boys from the South Nashville Institute. On
Saturday night, Messrs. TarboE and TObeys depart
ment will exhibit.
The exercises will consist of destinations, COLO
guys, dialogues and concert speaking.
Tickets 50 cents. Children and servants half
price. Doors open at half past o'clock.
Secure your tickets and seats at the Theatre each
day preceding the exercises. At
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

HAGAE's BANK PES.-Messrs. Hagan and Bro.
have laid upon our table box of their superior
Bank Pens which we find most excellent writing
pen. Those in want of good steel pen can find the
article al Hagan Bros.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

"a We are requested to state that Hon. John H.
Savage and Col J. G. Pickett have called in their
appointment at Celina, Jackson county, on Friday,
the Sd Of July, and that they viii address the peO
pie at Gainsboro on that day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

HOnawayss Ointment and PiIls.-Neths
causc the knife require the treatment
wounds ulcers umors or schrrous sWengs which HO
loWays been applied in time. The effect of the
Pills the digestive apparatus all but miraculous. Sold
at the manufactures 50 Maiden Lane New York, and No
London; and by all druggists 25c 2c, and
per not or box
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

Ia The Lafayette Gndiana) Courier says that
Dr. Atkins of that city has appe-tree that bears
alternately on the north and south sides, but never
on both sides in the same year Last year it bios
somed and bore fruit pentifully on the north side
This year the south side is in full blossom, and
promises well. That tree is a curiosity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
~ SEE SUPPLEMENT.

"a We viii thank our city subscribers to report
to all failures on the part of our carriers to de-
liver their papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
FOR SHERIFF..

Election First Saturday in March, 1855.
We authorized announce JANIS N. HINTON cand-
date for Sheriff Of Davidson county. may27
We authorized % announce JOIN K. EDNoEDscN a
candidate for re-eeetoHa Sheriff Of Davidson county.
may9s
We authorizes to b. B. 3IoLET candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. may %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
COMMERCIAL.
CIarIIsviIIe TobnccO Market.

MCCLURE's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June II, 81.
Sales by W. s. Mcclure of 81 hhds Tobacco, as
follows: s. 80, so, 70, 8 As. s IS, rs,
65. 7 O5. : 90, co. O5, Z 80, g5, 9 80,
Is. 9 rs, 50. Is. 10 O5. s IS. 45, s %,
so. 6 55, 10 co. 55, ., 10 90, 10 so, II
so. IL so, II 50, 10 90, II 10. II so, II Is, y
IS. 10 10. y so, y %, y G5, u 65, y 10, y
so. - 95 10 %, 10 IS, i As, y %, u 90,
IL 20. Is Is. Is IS. IS 90. Is 10, "A 90, IA 90,
IA 70. IA 70, Is IS, 10 50, Is 70, 10 50, 10 SO,
Is so, 10 so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16
THR LEGIsLATURE.

We are autaozsd to announce Dr. T. MASEEs as cuudi-
date fsr ths sue for the district composed OF the
sonnties Of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart
We authorized to announce z. ". Haywood, ESQ
candidate FOR Joint Representative Of the counties Of
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery.
II We are authorissd to announce s. A DAVIDSON
candidate Represent Davidson county, the erbranch
Of the next lie legislature iune9-td+,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

IA The funds Of the City Building and Loan
Association viii be disposed Of tonight at the Mer
chants Exchange, College street.