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oAt%1ANNAN
NEW YORK, Oct Cotton, middling qualities
/ improved J. Sales Saturday estimated at OOoO
/ bales, closing quiet but steady. Middlng orleans
SIG: Mobile 81: Upland 81. Stock IN port oIZ,-
500 bales. of which q, 5000 bales are American
New Orleans tres oroenatre at Havre l2o. oaies OF
| the week $4,000. u;o;o,o 4.
Manchester advices favorable.
| NJ decreased 27S,000 pounds. American
securities unchanged; more buyers than sellers.
london, Sept. 19.-By Telegraph.-The dissatis-
faction with Indian strengthens the belief that
a loan must be affected. The discount market is
extremely brisk.
VIM Summerville, silk manufacturer at Manches-
ter, has failed.
Reported failures at New York: Swift, Robinson
& Co.; Pomell Ramsdell Co.. Brummel Registers,
P. ChOnteau; Hutchings, Tiffany Co.
At Boston: Sharons, Pond Co.
Minnesota despatch announces the arrest of
the Fairbault land warrant thieves and the recovery
of all the warrants except FIVE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-The Reading railroad
bonds went to protest yesterday.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Clark, Dodge Co., Bank
ers have suspended E. W. Clark & Co., say that
the above suspension will not interfere with their
business.
The stockholders of the Erie railroad met last
evening and passed a resolution appointing COM
mittee of one hundred to solicit subscriptions to
bonds or loans to the company; $4,000 was sub
scribed.
PITTSBURG, Oct. "a meeting of merchants
at noon justify the suspension of the Pennsylvania
Banks, and ask the Governor to extend Legislature
aid to mitigate the penalties till resumption.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--Money irregular but bet
ter feeling exists. Notes were generally met prompt
ly' Gage, Sloan & Dalton and Ely Brown Nc
Connel have failed.
Cotton dull Flour active; Wheat declining Corn
mixed 7Oa71c.; Pork dull Beef and Bacon heavy;
Lard l23a142c; Oats quiet Taliow 108a11c; Sugar
and Coffee dull. At the close Of business, more
cheerful aspect prevailed.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 3.-The Rhode Island Cen
trai Bank has been temporarily enjoined on apph-
cation of the Bank Commissioners. Their assets
are believed to abundant.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 3.-The trot between Flora
Temple in harness and Lancet under saddle, was
by Flora in three straight heats The last mile
in 2:32.
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-Financially, the day passed
better than anticipated. Clark & Co., Bankers and
s. rockingham & Co., Commission Dry Goods MeT-
chauts, have failed. A few smaller failures have
al o occurred. The business community was more
cheerful at the close.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-About sixty Missourians
are encamped at Sugar Greek. Linn county, Kansas,
sent to Lawrence Tor to protect Themselves and
the polls.
CINCINNATI Oct. 3.-No important failures
No first class paper protested. Business closed
much more tavOrably than antic pated.
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ChaRCery Sale.

virtue Of the decree of the chancery court at Centre
. lille, in the of MarObe Reeves against Felix G
StuddaTd and hers, rendered the lib ay September
1856 aud ordered 20 be carried execute. decree
the same court made on The 18th day of September
shall on the Saturday in December, 1851 being the 5th
day December, 1857 expose public sale prem
es the undivided twOhrds Of the Furnae Forge Lands,
and Fixtures the Mill Creek Iron WoTksl said
county Hickman fully and particularly described in said
decree of the lth day Of September, 1856 The said Und
vded twotrds of said property viii sold credit of
one years with interest from date of and With
night OF redemption The purchaser will be requT
ed give bond and security for purchase money aud
lien will be retained upon ths property for the payment Of
the same All persons who may wish purchase lhFts
"a 20 examine Ire property HiEh i te shove ts e ~
eHtsEhs on tha psffisEss SEFEkLe 4 Eh2pAl..
= esi tl@Fiss st's % eFls hssssi
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

We authorised to announce CLArsoRNE, Of this
reseBtatIyes Of the Tennessee Legislature. octIte
ae author A B. CuLLUM, Of this city
candidate for Messenger to the Senate of the next Lsa
tuTe. sept22te
We sreAutborsed to announce W. B. YowELL ofMarshal
county candidate for Messenger the Senate sept 22e
We are authorized Capt. BEEJAM No'HAyER,
Of Memphis, TeDn candidate for Door Keeper OF the
the ensuing session OF the Tennessee legislature
sept 7-te
We are authorized to announce Col S NJ Ewing. o
Giles county candidate for First Assistant CLERK Of the
House of Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature
sept l2-tr
We are aaihorzed to announce FRANK S Hare Of
McMinn county, candidate fT Principal Clerk OF the
Houso of Representative Of the Tennessee Legislature
sept LIE
We are authorized to announce G. W Roy o. Davidson
county, candidate for Door Keeper to the Senate Of the
Tennessee Legislature. sept lite
We are authorized to announce WILEY WooDCrCK of
Macon county, candida e for Door Keeper to the
House Of Representatives of the Tennessee legislature.
Mr. Woodcock refers 70 Gen. d. 5 DoDelson Col 10.
C. Guild W 5. Munday, james J. Turner and d. Den
ton Esq's., as to his fitness for that position.
septll-te
We are authorized to ". K. MCCALL of Nash.
ville candidate for Assistant Clerk Of the Senatorial
branch Of the next Legislature sept ."
We are authorized to announce Ohm A. BLACKBURN, of
Union county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the House of Representatives. sept tie
CHARLES Stone Is a candidate for Principal Clerk OF
the Senate Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee.
aug 2S-te
We are authorized tn announce ACToE You've csndi-
date for Door Keeper Senate Of the next legislature
Of Tennessee. aug z3-te
We are author zed to announce JAMES ". NEWMAN, Of
knoxville candidate for EngrOssug Clerk to the House
Representatives Ofthe next Legislature OF Tennessee
aug 27-te#
We are Authorized to announce JANIS R. SLATER. of
Winchester Franklin county, caDd date for Expressing
Clerk Of House of Representatives Of the next legislature
Of Tennessee. aug zb-te
We are authorized to announce GEORGE ". Irwin, Of
this CITY, candidate for Messenger OF tie Senate # The
next Legislature Of Tennessee. aug 2l-te+
We are authorized to announce R. ". HAYWOOD, Of
this CITY, a candid ie for Principal Clerk OF The House
Of Represen tarves of the Legislature Cf Tennessee.
aug 2I-te
We are AUTHORIZED to announce J. D. SMITH. Of Tulla
h0ma candidate for Door Keeper Of the house u Repre-
senlaiives of the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2l-te
We are authorized to announce }. P. PEIEsTLY, Of
Charlotte DICKSON county, a candidate for EngrUssIng
CLERK Of The Senate OK the Legs au.e OF Tennessee
aug 2O-te
We are authorized to announce J. f. Jackson Of
Manchester Coffee county. candidate for Engrosslng
clerk OF The Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature
PERRY COUNTY.
We authorised to MosEs BATES candidate
par Marc
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X. G. A. WRIGHT,S ORIGINAL FRAN
GFPANNI.
Q r E VERLA ST N q K Q M
FRANe1PAEEI e1RRAcTs FRAEslFANNI fosADk'
H.TE on - Soar,

U X Il l. A ) I l N II + II LA u
FRANe1PAEEI EARRAcTs FRANelFANNI F s'
&C Too-g 1nwnrE SACHLT.
These new elegant and recherche PenumeTes are from
the Iabortotv Of Messrs r. 6. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GIEAToRS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frsugipann oriental production brought in
it's state into his country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
preeedept and in consequence variety limitations
Swinging up but these whether of HOME MANUFACTURB
on SOLD as "IMPORTATIONSTh have only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BIZ AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Frs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada and in Nashville by Messrs. DEMovILLR &
BELL RAINS Brown, G. W. HENBERsHoTT, 10. W. BRowE,
s1KETcE q PICK and J. STEETcH, and at Wholesale by
BERRY & DEMOVILLE.
r. &C. A. WRIGHT, Sole orginaors and manufacturers
in the United States
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July tim
Havana CigarS.-Mr. EDrToR Please tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot of In
ported Havana Cigars just such rarely reach this
We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle Cigars, Virginia Chewing and fine out Smoking To
bacco Turkish do Pipes, CARROTS Snuff and indeed all
tices usually kept first class exclusive Tobacco estab-
lishmenl and wish you say in big capitals WE SUP
PER NO HOUSE TO UNDERSELL US.
wv LANGLEY & CO.,
No. a, Union Street, near the State Bank,
Aug I6 Nashville.
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DY virtue of vendition exPonGs directed from the
Circuit Court Stewart County Tennessee at the July
Term 1851 will expose to Public Sale the Court House
Of Davee, Stewart County, to the highest
bidder for cash. the 2nd day of November next al the
right e and interest that Bartholomew Alsup has in and
tracts of Land being sixth part lying in Stew
county in District No bound follows, witt tEe
first tract begsning hickory, running SOUTH thence
thence north, thence east, bounded The east ey
James Daniel containing 100 The end begin
ming south of the IC0aCTe IaCt, running
east thence NORTH thence thence SOUTH thence west,
thence morrill, containing 40 levied on as
property Bartholomew Alsup, saf debt and cost
in favor Of Benjamin Moody Sale within the hours pre-
scTi6ed by Law. August 10, 1857. -
aent I2.nrI, fee "a W T. T. ROGARD, Sheriff.
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rs" Lola Noujez is bound to keep herself before
the public. The last anecdote about is not bad II
is reported that while in Montreal she visited well
known confectionery establishment on NOtre Dame
street, ana while there was annoyed by the entrance
of several young army officers, who, under the pre-
teuce O. buying something, gazod Pertinacousy and
u0plcgsantly at fair Lola. After submitting awhile
Miss Noniez walked mp the mistress Of the saloon
and asked. - Madam, how much do these persons
owe you2" Her only answer at first was a look Of
surprise; but the question being asked, she was
told one shilling and sixpence" Here it is then,
said Lola; q would not wish that these gentlemen
should lo-c single copper in satisfying their curl
osity by staring at me" The officers retreated in
confusion -.l Lgny Statesman.
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These gentlemen take pleasure in tesying regard
kahnestocks Vernuge, because OF the nrm have
used in their private practice for number Of
years. and they have known by observation to be goods
NKw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, '53.
Jhessrs. b. a. FdhHesOck q Co.
GKETLEEEK:-Having sold your valuable Vermifuge for
some inns, aud having it used for many years. we
would recommend il all safe ana efficient remedy for
all cases of In instance have seen any
evil following administration but always has
answered the purposes for which intended and been
entirely satisfactory
Believing that ever thing that has set forth in
gard its virtues strictly in accordance with our
tons only practitioner, but business
would unhesta gY say all who this that is the
best VeFmfuge in use, and that its best
known when tried RILEY, HOOVER a. RILEY
sold wholesale and retail ali the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout the United Ses
3.Im
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COMPTROLLER.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM F. McGREGoR,
of McNinnvle, candidate for Comptroller ofthe State
sept 4-te+
We are authorized to announce HUGH FRANCIS, Of Wi
chester, candidate for Comptroller Of the state.
aug 2O-te+
We are authorized to announce Gen. JAMES T. Dun.
LAP, of Paris, a candidate for Stale Comptroller.
aug Estes
We are authorized TO announce GEORGE R. MCCLEL.
Lam of Su livau county candidate for STATE Comptroller
aug 2l-le
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RHEuMkrIsx-EEuRALeIA.-The agonies of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia mong the with which the
man frame afflicted, and have heretofore been
the most dihcut to Happily remedy is dis
covered by which the NEST obstinate can be immedi
stey cured This sovereign remedy is Braggs Arctic Lni
meDt sale by Druggists generally 1t is only necessary
for sue 70 IT, to be assured ofis efficacy oeIlm
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Tn Arsnts ana Corresnondents.

Il will save us great deal of unnecessary trouble
friends in ting u.s. will bear in mind the follow
ing rules:
always give the date, post Office, county sod State in
the body Of your letter
II you wish the paper changed from one efice to an.
other give both Offices in full.
If you write on business and on other mat ers write
eparate sheets of paper different leaves Of one she
Attention to these matters will greatly Obge us.
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We would call the attention of Merchants Busine's men
and Others to our facilities for executing with Promp'ness
and In superior manner, JoS PRINTiNs II az m
to considerable expense in fitting up our job
bng Ebsbmsnt prepared to execute all kinds Of
Plain and Ornamental work, such as Ball Tickets, Pro-
Cards every descriptions Circulars, all varieties
NJ Printing in Gold Silver Bronze Coors also Pamphlets
LAWYERS Briefs, Checks, Bill Heads Bills Of Lading, Pro-
mssoy Notes. Way Bills Hand Bills, etc., ETC., with neat
,.ss and on reasonable terms
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Sheriff S sale.

DY virturs Of an execution to me erected from the
u circuit court Bedford county, August erm 1857, in
favor OF Hutton, assignee, vs. Grltfs aud New
m Thompson, 3D. Partners 4 Co, and jacob Thompson,
i will on the 31 day Of October next offer sale the
court yard gate Nashville, to The highest bidder Tor
each -Four Likely Negroes to wiz One boy nged 81
one do gcai 90 one aged g. aud girl u years of
age; levied upon the property OF Newcom Thompson to
satlsf, said execution Sale within iesa hours.
X EDMUND>ON Sheriff.
oct I mrs fee S4-tds By K II CAMFBELL, Dept Shf.
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County Trustee,

County Trustee.
We authorised JOHN RAVES cand date
reelection Trustee Of Davidson county sep lite
W. are au horssd - ,nnouuce WILLIAM JACKSON. Esq,
candidate FIR trustee Davidson county. sept l3-d
We are authorised 10 announce THOMAS T. SANDERS
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County. sept le+
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We authorized to announce FELIX K. CHEATHAN
candidate recollection Clerk Of the County Court OF
Davidson county.
We are authorized announce Capt. JOHN S. D-sHELL
candidate Uierk Of the County Court OF Davidson
county. y 5-ld
We authorized to announce THOMAS D. NToGNER
candidate CLERK OF the County Court Of Davidson
County. augO
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorised announce A. CREEL, as candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. luly2b.
We authorized TO announce JAMES NJ HINTON candi'
late for Sheriff Of Davidson county. maY21
are authorized - announce JOHN X. EDMoNDSON a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county
may p
We are authorized to K. B. BIsLRY candidate
Tor Sheriff of Davidson county. may %
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorised announce ). B. kEDDICK candidate
for Constable of DAVIDSON County. sept lie
are authorized announce JESSE d PERRY, oardi-
date for Constable in the Nashville District. sept
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Epperson Springs

OwING to the death Of Dr. A NJ DeboW, Zone the DO
~ prieors of the Sprngs 1t deemed advisable on the
mart OF the Executors Of the estate sell his interest," ope
half Of the Epperson Springs tract Of land and appnTte
napees) Should tsu those wishing TO purchase, pur
chase whole premises the subscriber will his interest
also. This Watering Place is well known require
comment,
TBRMSOne fourth in cash. the balance in three annual
psymehts For further particulars apply the prem
less Of B. T. T'sy ard r. Potts sSssuors &C A. ~.
ssssT, dss'aI -.
EsFiFl;sl Hssaal ssseESss -
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Snvder G. FriXXeII.

NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly JoT the Taa"
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine But,oued heel Caters Black and Bronze;
do CONGRESS do do de do
do side Lace do do DO DO
do Congress sIde lace Caters without ne els
do Kid boots thick aud thin sOles;
do White KID and satin slippers,
do do de- 60 Caters;
DO Toilet slippers
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do DO do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots Tor school shoes,
Boys and Children.
Bows calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boz and Youths Thick boots.
BroCans and Thick Boots.
fine stock Of BrOgans Plantation Also a good
stock OF shoes These goods all made TO
oFa aud certainly superior article. Also Men
thick boots OF every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our line Will hnd ITO their interest call are de-
termined to give them the worth their money.
Call at No. p Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER & FEIZZELL
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remedy, such BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEBS
cannot be highly recommended To the travelling
munity especially, is certainly invaluable remedy BGv
ing little exercise constantly exposed and subject OF
the effects of change of climate and water, they require
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR
EHPCLSIUN.


PLEASANT GROVE LopeE, No. I36,
July 10, 1857, A $751;
al Free and Accepted Masons requested notice
u that l. VIM, master Mason, and lately member
OF Lodge and mber of Bedford county, Fen
this day unanimously expelled by Lodge
from all the rights, benefits aud privileges of Missionary for
exceedingly gross ssOnic conduit.
Ii further ordered by the Lodge that bis expulsion be
published in the Columbia Mirror and Democratic Bsrad
Of Columbia, and in the Weekly Union and American Of
Nashville. JONATHAN hunt
Secretary of Pleasant Grove Lodge No. 49,
BY order nf the Lodge.
Will the Masonic Journals of the South and West copy
sept 29-WIt
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v aIuabIe Real Esfate

A 8 am improving farm near As5pOr Tenn. on the
"a Mississippi river have determined 70 Sci ut auction
on Wed esd.y. 9Th October the Eru 1 reside o. 10
miles from Nashville the Nashv lie Gud Louisville
Railroad, and The Gallatin Turnpike haifa e from Cum.
Deriand rverj containing rs Acres; well Improved witt
good brick house with rooms, brick t58sn and st0rJ
rooms and ROOM IN the basement story a reCesslry
out buildings Of every description; superior appe ant
peach orchards; fine garden and vIuey About tity
acres cleard balance good timber and well set Blui
Grass.
TERNs-One third cash OF a note at months with two
approved endOrsers payable in bark balance in equal
payments in and years, wth0u, interest P0ssessloa
Will be given at any time from 2Jh October % Isl JanUayy
AT the same time will sell Of nv Stock Crop House
hold and kitchen furniture farming Implements, hc CT
time made known on day Of sale. SAFE Co commence a.
u O'Clock. aug 25-wtd B FNBEY
POSTPONEMENT.- The above sale is postponed until
MONDAf, 2lst OCTOBER. Oct4
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PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN UTAH- Washington
sgt aU-Advices just received from Utah state that
five hundred kegs of powder have been captured
from Mormon train. The MormOns are said TO be
openly preparing to resist the government of the
United States. and threaten to cut of our army
supplies On route to Utah
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Great ESaPgafn

INIOB ELVILLE, TENN ESS E E.
THE undersigned offers for sale his entire situation con-
tanning acres of level land in Loblve, Perry county,
Tenn.
The lot is well improved, large and handsome Brick
Store neat Dwelling Kitchen, CnD Stables, and other go d
buildings also frst house where selling GIoce-
ries have plenty good water Lobevile is small vii
Iage al the Roads, leading from Waverey 10 Lin
den the other from Centeve Bts Landing Tennessee
Rivor We weekly mails passing, together with the
navigation Of Tennessee River and Buffalo River running
within 3 of mile, richly aboUnded with good land as in
the state There being Store Grocery of note within
10 miles North, SOUTH u miles East, and 10 miles West
re- drs il the best situation in the state have selling
Goods and Groceries for six years. entirely eat
isaed with my and profits, bat wish 10 change my
iocalin offer NV lot onehird doHhe balance and
two years credit will sell nv Goods and Groceries for cash
Anv person desiring good situation will do will do well TO
eysmiro EDWARD ROUQUlER.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS
WALNUT GROVE JEFFE RSnN STREET

CAMUEL HASLAM having made important additions
- to his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities
Tor manufacturing stone OF every descr ptOn equal in
point Of finish Ind durability any mace in the CITY, and
at as low prices and giving his personal attention to the
seog OF the work, he feels confident that he give
Satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front Houses to sill Fencing
To steps. to String COrncs TO large Launng to Saw Flag
ging to Bush Hammered Faggpg, to CURLING, to CupiDg
To Chimney Tep,and all the branches of StOneCutng fJr
cash.
aug 22-ly. WIN. HASLAM, superintendent
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re- At the request of the Young Mems Chris
tiau Association, Rev. DIR. Howell Will address a
sermon to the young men of the city this evening at
the First Baptist Church. Services commence at y
o'clock
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SUNDAY MORNING, ::::::: OCT. 4, 1857.
ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS.

II For he information Of friends. state that the
EDITORS Room is up stairs over the Post ohce.
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GEN. HENDERsoN.-Gen. Henderson, of Texas,
has entirely recovered from his late Illness and has
announced his willingness to accept the position of
United States Senator for the Eastern District.
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INTERNATIoNAL SYMPATHY.-The Journal Of Com
meraeis informed on good authority that President
Buchanan at a late interview with Lord Napier took
occasion to express his sympathy for England in her
present trouble with India and that the Presidents
kindly sentiments have been duly conveyed to Her
Majesty, the Queen.
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R,Sg- NoTIoE.-An Election will be held at the
O4ice Of the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company Nashville, on Monday, the 9th of OctO-
~ next for the Election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing twelve months ,
'i' A. W. BUTLER, Secretary.
Cortpmber DIST, 1857.
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n business education 70 young men, which sur
passed by those ri any similar institution Wsrd
The Of training IL emne atty practical
the students to directly rom the SchOoLroOm tho
Counting assume at once the responsible duties
Of the accountant
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, and PenmansRiP,
are the branches taught
Each Department under the superinendance Of gentle
men whose alone afford TO its patrons the highest
guaranty of success.
For Circular and Catalogue containing particular address
WIN. PERREL q CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
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