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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-22
LEGISLATIVE UNIoN AND AMERICAN

LEGISLATIVE UEION AND AMERICAN.
II has long favore scheme of the publishers of
III paper give fuller aud readable reports Of the
proceedings The Legislature than have ever been given by
any paper in Nashville. The Of the enterprise has
hitherto undertaking it. But regular
subscription st, which, prior to May 1855, had never
amounted $780, exceeds 7OOO aud length feel
strong enough for undertaking We making
gemens full corps Of professional reporters, and will
ISSUE during the of the ensuing of the
legislature the FIRST number of THE LEGISLATIVE UNION
AND AMEA1oAE. 1t will be published weekly Oftsner
during the session, the proceedings shall require
quarto form. From to thirty mbeTs will be is
sued and the WILL when complete, form volume OF
900 and 800 pages convenient for binding and
ference Il will contain the messages of the Governor
ports public officers and sketches of the debates both
Houses. In short viii furnish complete and ntegib e
history the Legislation Of session not only of what's
done, but what is SAID It will be ambition to make
the LEGISLATIVE UNION AMERICAN strictly impartial
in s sketches work which shall be recognized
thory by 10th parties. None of notes and COM
mens on the proceedings will appear in it. They will be
confined to our regular editions. Ii will thus be work In
dPensabe TO tho politician the value of which will be
increased by time. We esabshu as BxtuTe Of office,
and will transmit Tito OF the most i'm
pOrant branches of business. Mr. A z. Draper, al
ready well known 10 many citizens nogrsphe
reporter will have the pal charge reports and
be will be assisted by other equally competent professional
reporters.
The price of the LEGISLATIVE USIoN AND will
be one dollar for SERIES six copies address for
i've dollars-iHUariaBy adrans our purpose
any prospectus other than this
outhe State are authorised to act agents. will feel
under great obligations any other friends will
ward lists Of subscribers.
Having thus developed the outlines Of plan,
nit the people ohe state and ask for the encourage
1t deserves.
Editors papers in this State who will publish tn
foregoing in their editorial columns
shall be furnished with copies during the session and with
the boand volume at It's close.
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STATE LEGISLATURE

We are authorized TO Capt BEEyaM v o,B.vrn
Of Memphis, Tenn as candidate Tor Door eepsr of The
sepIl7-te
We authorized to announce Col S. N. Fw1xe q,
GILES county, candidate for First Assistant CLERK of The
House OF Representatives, Of the Tennessee Legislature
We sHthor,z,d to announce FRANK s. HAIR a,
hcMiun county candidate FIR Principal Clerk of the
house OF Representatives ofthe Tennessee Legislature
! sept LIE
We are authorized to announce G. W. Ror Of Davidson
county candidate for Door Keeper the Senate of the
1 Tennessee Legislature. sent 11-te
We are authorized to announce WILEY WooDcccK. of
Macon comfy, candida for Door Keeper to the
House Of Representative Of the Tennessee Legislature
Mr.. WOodcock refers to Gen ID. S Donelso Col ia
Q. Guild, W s. Munday, James j. Turner and h. Dem
ton, Eqs, as TO his fitness for that position.
Eeptll-te
We authorized to announce W K Mccall. of Wash.
vile; candidate for Assistant Clerk of the Senatorial
branch Of the next Legislature sept 81
We authorized to announce JaHN A. BLAckBuRN. of
Union county, a candidate for Principal Door Keener n
the House of Representatives. SPITE
CHARLES ST is candidate for Principal Clerk of
the Senate of the next Legislature Of Tennessee.
aug 28-te
We are authorized to announc. ACr,s You've. eandi
ose TOT door hee OF The Senate Of The next Legislature
oil tennessee aug 23-te
Wea are author zsd to announce JAMES w NEWMAN, Of
Knoxville oanddEts for EpgiossDg CLERK to the House
OF kepres natives If he next Legislature Of Tennessee
We are author zsd TO arnounes JANIS R 81 AFTER of
winchester Franklin county, candidate flr Engrosspy
Clerk Ct House Of Repre entves of the next Legislature
OF tennessee. aug26-te
We are autlOrzsd to amour cs GEORGE W. IRWIN of
this city candidate for Messenger of lhe Senate If the
neat Legislature Of Tennessee. aug 21-te#
We are authorized TO announce r W. HAYwooD Of
this city candid for Principal Clerk OF The HCuse
OF Representatives Of the Legislature If Tennessee
aug Bite
We are AUTHORIZED to announce J. d SMITH of Tulla
hcma candidate for Door Keeper OF the ouse Of Rere.
sSntalVes oi Tie tennessee Legislature. aug Bite
We A'e authorized to announce J. p PEIEsrLY of
Charlotte, DcGson county, candidate fer Engrussng
Gle OF ihe Senate Of the Legs OF Tennessee
aug 20-te
We are su horzsd to announce J. E. Jackson Of
Manchester, Cofse county a candidate for EngrOssng
clerk OF Inc Senatorial branch Of the Legislature
PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised TO MosEs BATES candidate
for Clerk of the county COur Of Perry county at March
election. sent sd
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-The steamer Indian has
arrived at Quebec with Liverpool dates OF the Sth
Cotton sales for 2days 5000 bales, generally closed
with an advancing tendenoy-advaneed l-lS(D5.
Flour closed with an advance Of Is; Wheat ad-
vanced pence and closed with an advancing ten
dency; Corn firm and steady: Consols 9Os.
Mexico accepts the proposition Of Spain for Eedi-
alton by France and England.
NORFOLK. Sept Is-The following passengers
were saved from the steamer Central America by
the brig Marine Hiram Bent, A. c. Morrison,
Albert Priest and Frank Johns all Of Sacramento !;
Thee Payne Chs's McCarty, Mrs. Tho's " Badger,
Adie LaSley and two children, Mrs. NJ v. Birch,
Mrs R. A. Lockwood, sll of San Francisco; Aug
Rich, of Lima Belgian Consul; wife of A. j. Eas-
ton, Of Kentucky.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21-The Board of Engi-
neers will convene at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
on the 9th of October for the examination of En-
gineers for promotion and candidates for admission
to the corps of Naval Engineers.
HALIFAX, Sept. 21.-The o S. Surveying
steamer Arctic arrived here on Saturday.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Cyrus W. Field & Co.,
paper dealers have failed for alarge amount.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-Cot.on sales $500
bales. Demand better. Receipts 1900 bales Flour
10 cents. Corn 65a75 Whisky q. Sterling Ex-
change u.
The steamer Cahawba fully due has not arrived
The Calhoun due from Pensacola on Friday has not
arrived.
Deaths during the week rs.
An extensive fire occurred in Charleston Sunday.
Loss $50, 600
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Sas.s;H7ILLE STEAL sIONE SAW WORK S

CtAMUEL HASLAM having made important additions
to his machinery and greatly increased bis tlc ies
for manufacturing stone Of every dsscr pcn 70 equal In
# r. sh md durability 20 any made in the city and
At AZ low prices and giving his personal attention TO the
ttIrg of the work. be feels confident that he give
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with Their ORDERS
TO steps TO String Corpice large Lannng Saw Flag
gng to Bush Hammered Tagging, to CURLING. to Cuping
Chimney TGpand all the branches OF stoneCutng Tor
aug 22-1y. WIN. HAsLAM, Superintendent.
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PREPAYMENT OF PosTAGE-The Post Office De-
partment had issued instructions that where distr
buting Office detects large quantities of unpaid
transient printed matter passing through it unpaid
1t shall return the same TO the mailing Office for pre-
payment; and also that any Office to which such mat
ter is sent which, although addressed TO- is not for
the delivery Of such Office, Tie rIe is to Be o.
served.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-22

N Monday the 10Th Of October, IS57 a. the upper end Of
the rOuTt house BUILDING, Oetwss th hours Ola
and u O'Clock, will be sold pubic sale % the hghes
bidder, that val able piece Of ground Of Ten acres, win
comfortable DWELLING house and al necessary out houses
hsreou living the north side Of The Ver about tEo miles
ashvile. and lately occupied BY capt br oks anl
amiy a residence lhe sale viii Be made under adsed3l
trust executed Capt Brooks add vile, and Henry Furne
Trustee, and registered in the RegisleIs's 0hce o.
this County, in Book, No. "a fa-s $50 and andes
a power of Attorney from Captain Brooks and wife
also duly proved and registered, 80 as 90 convey The
whole lite free from any equity OF redemption. The pur
chaser will be required pay one forth OF the purchase
money In cash. and give notes. with good security In
equal residue payable in Bank, al six
twelve spd eighteen months, with interest from date, AID
lien viii De retained the land until the purchase
Is fully paid " r FOMLEk, trustee &C
sent I'D D. NJ h. r. CIV En- Atlorncy "a llcA
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County Orncers--EIeotion March, 1855
County Tustee.

County Tustee.
Weare authorised 20 announce John RAINEs, cand date
for reelection Trustee OF Davidson county. sep lite
W are au horised - nnnunce WILLIAM JACKSON, ESQ.
candidate fr Trustee Of Davidson county. Jept Std
We are authorised to announce THOMAS T. SANDERS q
candidate for Trustee OF Davidson County, sept 7-tes
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK
We are author zed TO announce FELIX X CHATHAM a
candidate for reelection Clerk of the County
Davidson county.
We authorized TO announce Capt. JOHN s. DAsHKLl
candidate for Clerk Of the County Court OF Davidson
county. ~ Std
We authorized to announce THOMLsD. SToGNER
candidate for CLERK Of the County Court Of Davidson
County aug6
FOR SHERIFF
We authorised 70 a. CRERL as can didale
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. iuly26.
We authorized TO announce JAMES NJ. HEToE candi
late for Sheriff OF DavidsO county mayq7
We authorized to announce JOHN X EDMoKDsoN 2
Bndidate for reelection Sheriff OF Davidson unity
%
We authorized 10 announce B. BIsLET q candidate
Sheriff of Davidson county. may 2S
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorised TO announce J. B. REDDIcK q candidate
Tor Constable OF DAVIDSON County. sept Ute
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RUNAWAy

TIROM the subscriber the tday of July, Negro
Il Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, feet
incheshgh Is years OIL and weighs about $50 pounds.
He was raised in East Tennessee McMinnville He
will probably make his way back there. 1 bought him
from Mr. Terry of East Tennessee will give ten dollars
he is caughtin my neghborhood, twenty five dollars
taken out Of the county or City dollars if be gets 20 Esf
Tennessee When taken ne is TO be delivered t. me, ct
confined so that | can get him. DAVID N. ..AGR
Tvs Seven miles south of Nashville. Tenn
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Barsvlle, Sept 5, 1857 -tw ON
SION REWARD

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near Pulaski
II Giles county, negro MIN, WILLIAM and JAMES
WILL An about % years very black, about i've
feet ten inches high has rather fac voice. soops little
forward.
JAMES about 25 years of very black, with
good about bis eyes near six feet hight hA
yerv coarse voice. hmsef very erect. Bill had
grew ban ket over coat. James had black cloth coat
scafes TrcoIlected. will give above I'd for the
il lodged in jaI tina get them, $50 for either OF
tbsm lang. o. tfl j. NJ. MARKS.
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T OFFER the toll. wing Sttewbsrry Plans Tor sae
Iowa, at 81 per hundred rpeus sbeut the 4h OF May
Boston Pine at 81 Ier hundred: rpens the of Nay
hof MAY Georgil Mammoth at 81 per hundred; RI
pens the 10Th of May. The above list OF plants are al
large, end self I'M regna'ors, aud viii pr dhce ru
Without king pisate and It intimate pluss with them
All orders for trawberry Plants lef a. Demovilie B
Bats No. &c Cherry street. will be pr0ml y ATTENDED to
nv me- aug 20 v9s JAMES T. WALKER.
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Il Will save us great deal Ct unnecessary trouble
oGr TRENDS in writing Us viii bear in mind the follow
ling rules:
Always give the dste, post Office county, and State in
the body 0f your letter
II YOU wish the pspsr changed from one efice TO
ether give both Offices in full.
Tod write on business and on other matters write on
separate sheets paper or different leaves Of sheet
attention TO these matters will greatly oblige ne.
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TRANSPORTATION OF LETTERS BY RAILROAD CON-
PASIEs OUTSIDE OF THE MAms-In reply to q letter
Of postmaster, inquiring as 10 the right of rail
road companies to send letters over their respective
lines outside Of the mails, the Postmaster General
has decided that letters, not enclosed in stamped en-
velOpes, exclusively relating the business of
the road over which they pass cannot be thus car
ried, except in violation of law and directs the pro-
secutiOn of all persons offending in this particular
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The AMERICAN PHARNAoEUTIcAL ASSOCIATION
CoNvENTIoN.-This convention, which met in Phila-
delphia last week, adjourned on the 18th inst, TO
meet in Washington on the second Tuesday in Sep
TENDER of next year. Among the resolutions adopt
Ell one suggesting to the various medical socie-
ties in the United States the importance of inducing
their members to be more careful of the manner in
which prescriptions frequently written and their
quantities symbOlized.
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We would c the auention Of Merchants Business men
and otberst cur eiss for executing with promp'nes
and In superior jon fS1HT'Ss IN al rs sAies'
oua a. md ,olo,. and solicit share Of their patronage
avine gone 40 considerable expense in fitting up our JOB
bling EsabshsBs prepared 70 execute all kndso
Plain and ornsmsDtal work. such as Bail Tickets Pro
erammes Cards Of every descriptions Circulars all varieties
OF utiug In Cold Silver Bronze CoorG also Pamphlets
Lawyers Briefs Checks, Bin Heads Bills Of Lading, Pro-
ussory Notss Way Bls Hand Bills etc., etc, with
mass and on reasonable terms
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COMPTROIIER.

We are suthor t. announce WILLIaM F. McGREs
Of MeMnrve, candidate for Comptroller ofthe STATE
sept4-
We are author d to announce HUGH FRANCIS, Of Wi
chester, a candidate fJr Comptroller of the stale.
aug cot
We suthorz d 10 announce Gen. Jarzs r Nm,
LAP, Of Paris, candidate for Sta.s Comptroller.
aug 25-t-@
We are authorized to announce George r. MoCIu.
LAM OF 81 Ivan county candidate for SaIe Comptroller
aug32l-te ~
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40 Mules, Large Iron Works,

~ muICSs Ltii Sc HUH HOIhes
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
Is q F - a Il Il.
DY virtue decree rendered in the ChaneeHy Court at
ID Nashville in the of Ledbeer and BOstick JDo
S. d Brien and Otsers will sell public auction
the Pubic Square in GAINESVILLE,
Monday, the 18th uaY of Sept.s
next-4O FINE MULES, and some Wagons Ind Harness
and on the
First Day of October Next,
will sell at Iron Mountain Furnace, in Stewart county the
said Furnace Land-abont r. 600 acres, with about
600 fine bottom land about 100 in cultivation
This place could be made OF the finest Stock Farms in
Tennessee II has abundance of fine mountain oak
bark. Tho lsnd lies between the Tennessee and Cumber-
land river and extends each and has fine woodward
privileges aud all the wood be readily sold TO steam
boats. In addition TO these advantages it has fine Fur
with all the necessary hxtgres about furnace
will also Il at the time, Blacksmith Tools, Carts,
Wagons. Axes &C., &c.
The real estate TO be sold credit of 2, and years
(ser small cash paymenRRd the personal property on
credit of or months, with notes in bank for all sums
s0O-for smaller h will be required. Two
good securities required the notes. aud lien retained
the land TIL the purchase money is paid.
aug 26-tds THOS W. WISDOM.
have tao likely young negro men and valuable wo
to sell priy ately. Call soon. T. W. W.
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zoo ACRFs LAND FOR SALE.

aN PURSUANCE Of he last will and tesam9u b Of Gen.
William Hall deceased the underss ned vii sell,
the premises, the highest bidder tho is Jay obes
Of land beou ging 10 the es'uie of said deceased
ntatnir 70 lying 10 sumner ceuI " Tenn and
nps miles Hast of T. Tatu, and 10 mile Of tastan
prues THIS oue 0f Hand in Tennessee,
ell adapted th0 raising Hheai and blue
gras-aboat sUJ cultivation, and 90 undsr
t mean Abundance Of timber, I've never aiIing
- ngs Of good water and failing q of
running nearly the Of TIE There Is
the DreIrsrs good dwell house. with nine rooms keh
en- smnk house, several good houses W. stone
chimuoys good brcs grnary abl &c And there
perhaps plantation better adapted b the aIsing
o sO,k Il il located in me HeghbOrIoo0, and cOnve
rsut academies male aud the other iema and
convenient TO two churches.
Terms third cash and The balance in equal
payments OF and years Bond aud rity
qui ed lien retain the land until tha last
made. Any person wish ny the premises be-
fore day 0f will b. The subscribers
On The premises.
d BURPORD, , ,,-,o-
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TUESDAY MORNING, SO; SEPT. %, 1851.
q fhe Union "a Amfrica,

FOT nc Union ana A0eTlcdR.
Mr. EDIroR:-I believe it is generally agreed
that "Whit," the able Senator from Maury is to be
Speaker Of Che Senate; but there does not seem to
be any thing definite about the Speaker Of the
House. large portion of the members Of the
House are elected for the first time and of course
cannot be expected to be familiar with the capacity
Of the different members for presiding officer.
viii take the liberty to suggest the name of Gen.
D. S. DOnelsOn, Of Sumner county, as being in
every respect qualified for that position
All who know him win agree that he would perform
said duties with honor TO himself and satisfaction
to the House. WEAKLEY COUNTY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-22

MARRIED-In this city, on the evening of the
18th inst, by the Rev Ira Schscht, Professor A. E.
AEsMAE, Of the Nashville University, to Miss SARAH
LOUISA DWYER, Of this city.
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DIR. A. G.. GOOdlet.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Vegetable Panacea


EYE SALVE,
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
DySpepsias
Which afiot so many PERSONS soon relieved and
ee ;tuay cured by proper Of the Vegetable
Psnacea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases.-rhe Vegetable PanaceA is most
peculiarly adapted 10 female diseases.
GOOdlet's Vegetable Eminent, GOOdlets
UnrivaIed ointment and GOOdIet's Bye
SalVe, are superior remedies. All persons who have
made trial 0, them pe of them in the highest
FAMILIES VII, avs tdopts, the Of he above rene
dies, prepared by d GOodiet much pleased with
them and genaTay give the most enh saistc praise
may 29-u
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b6s- The alarm of fire on Sunday was owing to
the burning Of small frame shed in the rear Of
Nessrs. DemOville & Bells, Oh Cherry St. The fire
was eKtinguishedssbOfore it communicated to the
.dioining buildings
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rNAKEN Up BY A. Ellis, living in Illh District Dickson
L County, on Yellow CreoS, roam H0rse5 AZ hands
hgh sbod before some white in forehead face, eight
hind foot foot bite, supposed to be dgng,
August, 1857, $50
lANEN UP By Cation, in Sd District Dickson Co..
on fur bull, iG mi Ia Charlotte, surre Mare, "A =
high Is white the le hind pastern joint about
years old and is stamp sucker Appraised lst Sep
sept I2-w5ls THOs C. NORRIS Hanger.
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WHITE IFAn.

WE are the Agents of Wilson, Waters & Co, White Lead
w Manufacturers Louisville, KY, and have on hand
large stock all size Kegs vz-25 So 100 and 2OO IDS
which will sell low TO the trade. -. =. -
June % EWING, mcChOhh q ~
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CARRIAGES,
pOWder POWder !!
Epperson Springs

OwIHGto the death OF Dr. A. NJ. DebOw, Zone of the pro
" prelors 1.-THE Sprngs) IL deemed advisable on the
part of the estate 10 sell his interest," Zone
hall Of the Epperson Springs tract OF land and Its appuTe-
nances Should cult those wishing to purchase to pur
chase Aoe premises the subscriber viii sell his interest
also This Watering Place is well known TO require
comment
TERMS One fourth 10 cash, the balance in three annual
payments further particulars apply TO on the
ises, +. Tray and K. a. Potts, Executors OF Dr. A. NJ
DebOw, decd) 49, ,-,o,r
u.-i,,o Co., 1917 IN ON
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X. d c. A. "KIGHT,s ORIGINAL FRAN

OR VERA rING PERFUM
FRANGIPASEI rARRAcTs FRANelPAENI PoMLDB,
HAIR OIL, - Soar,
" TOOTH owDRR % SAcHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeres from
the labOrory of Messrs. r. & G. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GINATORs AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frsngpann s oriental production brought in
its original state into This country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles, Is beyond
precedent and in consequence variety OF limitations
sprinSing up; but these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURES
SOLD AS "IMPORTATIONS" have only an evan scent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BIB AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
ERs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs DKmovILLE q
Bill, Rams Bows, G w HKEBERsHoTr, 10. W. BRowN,
sTREroz d PICK and j. STRETCH, and at Wholesale by
BERRY g. DEM0VILLB.
R. G. A. WRIGHT, Sole OhgnEtOrs and manufacturers
in the United Siates.
No IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July 7-6m
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APoLBo, Armstrong Co.. Pa, Dec. IS, Sc.
Messrs B. Page, Jr Co; Dear srs-I purchases doz Of
your BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTBRs from your travels
ing and ithas given great isc ion in this section
Send another dozen; for which enclose the money.
ssp.eI w C BOVARD.
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Interesting 10 Mechanic ana Ua1ufn =.
tures-rhIrd AnnnaI Enfr

interesting 10 mechanfc and uanuFac-
tures-EhfFd Annual Fair,
The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee and ad
joining States are reminded that Third Fair and
exhibition ofthe Mechanics nstute Of this win eOm
mencs October let in this civ annually inereas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions visible
Faniages resulting 70 exhibitors well from The dssemina
uon OF important Information among themselves from
The great publicity which they thus enabled TO give their
business, renders certain that the approaching exhibition
wi" ECLIPSE in magniHceEce and inter st all its predeees-
sors
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College street, oppo-
site the sewanes, by addressing the President, VIM
StOckeu, or Secretary. Il. K. Walker. IJune 40 an
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.

FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WE have just received three hundred boxes the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, ChTystAliEed
Fruits, &c, irom IL y Maard New York, that posi-
bly, be produced suited Tor Parties, &C., viz:
Assorted Chr ystalzed Fruits,
Chryslalzed Ginger; Bosolins:
Jelly Fruits with leaves Nanills Gum Drops;
Ras pberry Balls; Acidusted Fruits
do Gun Drops; candy Toys;
NauRat Candy; Ice Cream Drops,
Brandy Drops Cordial sugar Almonds
sherry CObeIs, Cream Frults;
Pineapple Balls; NaFasChine Balls
do Frters; Strawberry;
Besides many other kinds Come and for yourselves,
sfore YOU buy. H0LLISTER & GARTER
nur23 ~ Union street.