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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

MINNEsoTA-We have the St. Paul Pioneer of the
BOTH Both conventions adjoured sine die the day
previous. They agreed upon one Constitution the
members of each body signing separate copies of
the same instrument. The Constitution is in all
material things, almost transcript of that of this
State CHICAGO Times.
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40 Mules, Large Iron Brks
AND OTHER PERsdaAL FR0FEK7
II q n - Tt.

AND OTHER PKRsdaAL FRoFEK7
70 n II All
DIV virtue Of decree rendsed in me OEeery Cons ~
ID MELVILLE in the sutoi L4bettsr an stick tno
s o Brrn and Ot-srs will eel tiOlic a1c1o1 o.
tie Pubic square IN Ciarksvite. on
Monday. the I49 : ay OF ePt.,
next-4O FINE MULES, ana some Waec and HazrsE5
and on the
First Day Of Oetober ext.
VIII sell AZ Iron Mountain Huruac~, iaE VAS m ~
SAID Furnace ant Lahd-abunt l7,ug0 Is. via 4'tF =
gm acres One bettom and, about 200 q in cali--tta
Ihs place could be made one Of he SO Sl0eA ans 4
Iennessss i has abundance OF fuptln oez ~ -
bark Tie lsnd lies between the Tealssse aea
land rvei and extends 10 each river 81 IS me
prsils g. and al tbs wood can be - SOD % rissm-
boats. IN addition 10 thase advanta -14a me rAf-
mace, win all ths necessary fixtures ashacef
viii also u a. tue sane line .'iia toois Sarte,
WAGONS Axes, &C.. &e-.
The reil estae % be sold ons er9H 20 - 11a leei.
after sna cash pay men )aad A YSfsoti ptoPSy oa
credited "a month"; Wis - IN oahA iDf Al ~
over Snu-f1f smaller sus.s "a ~ 9o te4llIea-
good seciritIe required on hs 90 aee sA fsl@nse On
Inc land 49, the purchase moDey q ", ,,,r--,<..
aug 2s-tds7 hOo y. gloaOG-
haze to- likely young negro nn sna "a n 9 To'
man to sell III aiely. Cal soon = " -.
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New Arrival.

FALL SIUJh,
AM receiving direct from Philadelphia and Eastern
Manufacturers, of the largest, BEST and
able stocks of
Boots Shoes CATERS and Slippers.
that have offered, which respectfully invite the
attention OF buyers-by the case, dozen, or single
pair.
? Thick Double Sole Brogsns, plenty, Nos. 6 to IA
with assortment for women and boys.
Nashville, 10Th September. Is57.-im
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So Under the head of Army and Navy Intelli-
genoe," in the Liverpool Times of Aug 22d, we find
the following paragraph:
Sergeant Wallace, of the 84th regiment after
seventeen years faithful service, has, by the sem
tence of a court martial been reduced to the ranks
for drinking glass of wine with apriUate in an no.
tel at Chatham"
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BS- The New York correspondent of the National
Latslhigsncer says that new has been found for
the Chinese sugar 1t makes first rate whiskey,
without the aid of strychnne.
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DISSOLUTION.
Fourth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State agricultural Bureau

THE Fourth Annual FAR of the Tern State grcul-
tuTs Bureau will be he'd Bureaus Grounds near
Nashville, commene Monday, Ocob~r 18th and con-
tnuing every day during the week Premiums Of
liberal character ,sred in department Of farm
plantation, mechanical aciurii home industry.
Competition invit from every county of the State
Printed lists Of the peniums ami regulations NAV be OBJ
tanned on application TO the Seeretsry-
K. G EASTMAN. See-y.
UT0Ihe Knoxville Wig; Athe,s Post Chattanooga Ad-
yeTtiser and Gazette; Fayetteville Observers sheibyve
COnsttutOnalsI and kxpuo- MurfreesborO' Telegraph
and News; Lebanon Herald Galsu Examiner; CoIuu bia
Herald and Mirror; Franklin Review aIksyIlle Jer.
toniRn and Chronicle Jackson Wing; Bolivar Democrat
SomeTte Star; Trenton Independent JurnaI; and Paris
sentinel copy the foregoing advertisements weekly three
times; and Mem his and Nashville papers dali til Ouct
0h, and send bills Col T. B. Johnson Treesu CT Of the
Bureau, at Nashville. sept, 10
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FoIINhRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
kVE have now srted newtand extensive Fouudrs
on the Old stand Of the ashyills HanufsctuTin
Company, and prepared - execute heavy and eit
work Of any description tas spr notice Lfehf CO
mas "a small smoGnts al moderEe city prices heayy 90
ings 10 large amounts furnished 1er o6ntact AZ fbenns
prices Eith additions Of freight We have also Commend
operations In new y
MACHINE SHOPS
Steam engines, aWmis, Floufms Of he mosf fsrr.f
patterns made to order Jobbing repairinz done irH
~. We ready make contacts Tor Engnes andl
and shall furnish plans enabIsbuFehaser. 10 nat
Wills N'th UTE expense. Manu- aetureSs and FarmeiN
nnd y profitable 70 see as, beioa going East VI
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS. "
Precautionary engines and stsaHbO made to orso
6es MATERIAL ylete with Fire fOnts, Crates SOS
ard Valves, warranted 10 slant ny pressure rsfsf
Manuiaeturing or PorPeiHg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SmthwOrh done I'm sxeant style
aone bat hrstrae Ir0E used-sa eml WOrk Stfs Doxst
Pitman Irons, Saw cranks Bold and all kiudu lfo11
mads 10 order d short nOilcs.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase god. cheap Ma nerys M
do Wsllto cali a. our Office OF dIess b. letters
JBCKER CO.
ClaioOrEe d aehine Works, Nash - I.sEa1
uly 25-t Late Nasvilie Nan. 4ssh1p1-
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ANECDOTES OF THE LNTE DOUGLAS JERRoLD.-The
first time Douglas JerrSld ever saw Tom Cibdin,
hat worthy gentleman and song-writer said to him,
''Youngster, have you GotNsuiioient confidence in
me to lend me guinea SOh yes" said the au-
thor Of Black Eyed Susan, Il have all the conf
Ience, but haven't the guinea One Of the play
wrights an old Drury, against whom he waged a
-easeiess war Of epigrIm, describing himself as
uferng from fever Of the brain. Don't be alarm
ID my good fellow" says Jerrold. ''there rs no
foundation for the fact" When the flight Of Quiet
and Louis Philippe from Paris was the fresh talk of
London a writer Of no great parts was abusing the
Revolution and plying GuizOt. ''You see," he OBJ
served "Guizot and are both historians--We row
in the same boat" ''Ay, az" says JerrolS, ''s 1t
Rst With tbs ssEs sqnps"
!. Co. Rochester, "a
Wholesale AgeHE,
- EWING BROTHERS,
u a. r.. n
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A RR The ONLY stlostantla' and siuply manaest
: Machine made ard are the cheGpest and mostu II
families and Manufacturers for these and The foiosh
! sOns- -
lst Iher make seams which Will not zip or mFeh .
sides being Hlize, In hand sewing on leather stss
- Zoe same Machines with ELK thread and eol
D'oi c".soEith quail iaciiiy- every var stg Or
IRON N hnest linen fle hsavies cOth lea her.
80 ms IS rot two Needle Two spool MaehiDa
Marhires make chain stitch, trhich "A vels ont 50
c mmOu knit stocking, besides masak an ugly cord
back Of the goods 49,
4h These Ma hines At al ab 10 pet out 0r
bsin- vey simple ald stro, 2 in their Gems ructinn
5th TheF faster do any other achHo-
9Th The stitch produced By this Il % sucng and
bean ul thar Is impossible - eqh is Sy azJ otael
MaehiHe z BY hand s.
1h Ihs proof Of the above Is there over ao9a Of
Machines in the Ubiled states aOue nd counting EnoDe
where OYer60 o. and there as heran practical opera
ton giving unbOu nded satisfaction; no
Machines urdO2
Branch oaiee Public SQUIRE ovt Hicks China EGI,
Nashviil, Tennessee. VIM ! SINGER, In
arg lS-dlm AGENT
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

AN Offering for sale that valube Lot on Market
street adjoining store of Morris d Mathews Tn Lot
ron 81 Market and back lO7 feet towards
Front street
Ii would make one ofthe best stands wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For L apply
sspte SCR A. V s. LINDSEY.
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RARE CHANCE.

THE subscriber account of III health, offers Tor sale his
l Cigar, wine and Liquor store, No 81 &C.
dAr Street
To any person disposed engage in the business
chaHeeis offered the house having good custom and
the five years been doing the best and largest bu
of the kind 10 the city. On haud large and ample
supply of puret and oldest aud pest brand OF Brandes
Wines Liquors and Cigars in the city. For part culaTs
quire Of KERR,
No 81 Cedar treet.
All persons having claims against the house, will please
present them for payment and those indebted viii please
eaIl cd pay. KERR.
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SoAEGTHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
Nos. Sc 4 81 Warkst Ntreet

INU9. % q 81 UIaFA6L oIFeeI, d
re happy 10 inform their old fres and the pubic sal
= orally thai they have large tddii ms TO their VI.
chine s0op and Foundry and have double aegiss f
rendering satisfaction 10 ali who may fGvoF them viii CALI
II . our Intention rs heretofore % keep ourselves ven
sCPD-d 9Th every description Of steam EngBeas Boilers
Mil NachineTy >hafng, Also al sinds OF work fs
lour N lis, sea nboas Saw Mills. Tobacco Factories.
prices. Kills 4 MoOR +
Nos 81 "a Market, south Of Broadrsst NashVie Tenn
aug lg-dis4mOs. n
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ENLARaEMENr oF LEE pAILY

We present the DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN this
morning printed upon sheet much larger than that
heretofore used. BY this enlargement We have
added fully one-third more to the space at our COM
mand. We have been driven to this in order to &C
commOdaie our advertising customers, and st the
same time do justice to our subscribers, who look to
this paper for the current news of the day. The
advertising branch of our business has during the
past year increased greatly beyond cur most san
ganeexpectations showing that businessmen appre-
ciste the advantages which the heavy circulation
Of our paper presents.
Forsome time past we have been unable to pre-
present that variety Of news and miscellaneous
matter which our subscribers had right to expect
bar we hope now to make amends for past short
oomings in the variety and interest shall add to
our reading and commercial columns.
To the business community the UNION AND AMBRI-
CAN presents the best advertising medium in Ten
nessee, and with our mammoth daily and weeEly
Sheets we shall be able do justice to our customers
in this department. without poaching upon the
space usually devoted to news, commercial and
misce IlaneOus matter
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olOth, %; Law Binding. - 8,
oPIsIoNs oFTHB Pass 3

qais work viii bripst0 the attention Of tae-
srsion multitude Of things connected wishi.s -,
neut which have long Ian in forgstalness.-- M
dependent
& This Wsfk viii prove Of immense vaiae p public a.
sadtO Every American citizen Who aims . kqow De eli
ssstOry ofhis Country-ss0 Yers c0rrisr aAa saquEs
ca Bsnton's qaallacatioas sr his ask no pns esa d
paas isname upon he tsls page a. once Inspires eqa
tee IN - statements, and fah N is imParaJ and q
dae ailalnln ess.-B0stoH Tra5slIsr.
qss ytpfislng 70 see how many OF ne s1esecis ~
are ssi ore were discussed BY the athersin he
iuiaHcy dlthe confederation We shall wsTcons each
eeP'fs voi1me OF this work very yaaabIe addino1
NE history q theeouutry -Bostsa Dui sa7srtssv. i
The Abridzensnt Of the Debasssof cosrress By NJ
ton, are Hzse with much care aud excelsaz hdeasa-
Ttis work wiform aimOs complete hntofg eshe Uaite
States sncs ths adoption Of the federal coBsiis9
viii be niavaluabls work Of rsforsncs ,--JFss =
nerciaL.
The theory OF cur institutions, he nature and W
the various parts be correctly understood % ~
viii beat tho IrOubs 20 sudy and the sources Or m
nation viii be- IN these Debates, within the Esaea s
citizen The indexes al the end OF each volans
easy TO turn TO any particular subjset.-3sfaie ~
An enterprise Ike this 50 interesting. insalazsk
tioual, deserves the most ample sucOuragemst Ii
thol says In his preface hat the work viii be 70 t
love and Of pride, resuseita iInE the psstie dcad
skipped and each IL his place, win best 81 bis
hand.-BOsfoH Poss.
his abrdgeneHt- considering the inestmabie Faiie
Debates, complete political history 81 the eoahy
Treasury Of knowledge which should se possessed - s
citizen who afford -snd there are feWwbo are nof a.
coming OUT as it will, ssrflly -C0aaereiai B.lstiA
OrleEns
This abrdgement is not to be restricted 20 the speee
celebrated orators, but will extend b the business neg
20 the painest speakers who spoke. as to give ~
lion on subjects Of surViviB interest Deily
Orleans. -
~ ,ss,s Dsbs,sz vs md the - business intrOdusetn
the House OF Representatives. Afer the
bill TO collect Duties on Imports md = caroA1
sstnz eatars of The debate was, tast every sPo@-'
regard the protection Of home industry IS ono
Jscis 20 be em5rsced as matter of coarse n any
raising the revenue. We shall obaby reeeis ll0
every reader in saying, thai no living Pet'O-
more OF the qualities necessary sor the proper
this work than the veteran tx Senator who H-s ~
iI.-NGfi0aaI IHtsiigszssr vac hjagtOa.
EZ- Subscriptions rec siyed by
w. Henry e CO.
NashEile Ten
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10 Mr. Huntington passed through the city
yesterday his return from Kentucky to his place
in Maury, looking much improved in health and in
ne spirits he will be at his post early next week
his somewhat prOtracted absence will account to
correspondents for any apparent neglect in not soon
or attending TO their favors.
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st. Mary's Home.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES.
NUMBER LIMITED To TWENTY FIVE.
MRS. WISER has opened her school in ret red Part If
VI The city, corner Of Union and Spruce Streets castle
maBs TOW)
Prof Przs hss taken the French class.
Terms.-Fnglsh tran he's per Ses Of months, S25 90
Latin, French, Spanish, Italian, aud Ger.
man eacn per month ,.....-...s......... ; 90
Music-PIanO, per session .............. 80 o.
Guitar n
Drawing, Painting. and Needle WOrk-usual prices
II ? Tuition pa abe month 10 advance.
REFRss oFs-J. F, Pearl. Supt Nashyi High School
F. B. rOgz, rresI. OF the Board Of Education.
Sept TT.
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Epperson Springs

FOR SALE.
OWING the death Of Dr.. A Dsbow, (ns Of the pro
" prize OTs Of the SprnEsl med ADVISABLE
part the Executors of the estate sell h iut Zone
half Of Eppsrson Springs tract Of land and its appuTts
nances) Should suit those vhing TO purchase, T. pur
chase the premise the subscriber will his interest
also This Watering Place is too well known to Tequ
comment.
1ERMS-One fourth in cash. the balance in three annual
payments. For further particulars apply the
ises, K. Tray and T. A Potts, Executors Of w. A. NJ
Debow, dec'd) -
WIN. A. DEBOW.
On
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE RIGHT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE Aug. H. 1857.
The note of Count Alontgelas, transmitted to your
! Department through Mr.. VrOom, our Minister at
Berlin, asks for explanation of the opinion given
by Mr.. Gushing in October last the right Of an
| American citizen to expatriate himself
The specified case pu by Count Montgelas is that
of julius Amthor, native of Irmelhausen, in Bava-
ria who to this country, and, after being nat
| uralized returned again 10 Bavaria. His effort to
recover his statue a native of Bavaria seems TO
be impeded by doubt which the authorities there
entertain on the question whether he can throw off
his allegiance to the United States and, if so, in
| what manner is it to be done.
! There is no statute or other law of the United
States which prevents either a native a natural
lied citizen from severing his political connection
with this Government if he see proper to do so, in
time of peace, and for purpose not directly inJu
| rious to the interests of the country.
There is no mode of remuneration prescribed. In
my opinion, if he emigrates, carries his family and
effects with him, manitests plain intention not to
return, takes up his permanent residence abroad,
and assumes the obligation of subject to foreign
Government, this would imply dissolution Of his
previous relations with the United States; and do
not think we could or would afterward claim from
him any of the duties of citizen. At all events
the fact of remuneration is TO be established, like
other facts for which there is prescribed form of
proof by any evidence which will convince the judg
ment 1t is for the authorities of Bavaria to deter
mine, first, whether they will admit Mr.. Amthor to
the privileges enjoyed by native subject of their
King without express remuneration of his Amer
lcan citizenship. If this be decided in the negative
that Il to say, they demand from him express
renunciatiOn-they may take it and cause it to be
authenticatedin what form they please. They may
demand an oath of objuratiOn a test Of his sin
certy, a necessary part Of his title to the fu
lure protection of the Bavarian Government What
ever satifes them ought TO be satisfactory to US,
since, in all similar cases, prescribe rules
for the admission Of Bavaran subjects citizens of
the United States.
have spoken of the laws of the United States
Virginia and Kentucky, two of the States, have stat
utes which require a certain formula or remuneration
Of citizenship. But those statutes have no appca-
lion TO this case do not understand Mr. Amthor
10 have resided in either of those States. If the
Federal Government gives him up his obligations to
the particular State in which he lived it could hardly
come into any practical conflict with those which he
is about to assume toward his native country.
am, very respectfully, yours, SC,
J. S. BLACK.
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Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary of State.

SEPARATING THE Sexes IN SoHoOL.-On this point,
Mr. Stowe, a celebrated Glasgow teacher, uses the
| following language:
The youth of both sexes of our Scottish peasant
ry have been educated together; and rs a whole the
Scotch are the most moral people in the world Ed
ucation in England is given separately, and new
er have heard from practical men that any benefit
has arisen from this arrangement Some influential
individuals there mourn the prejudice this
point la Dublin, a larger number of girls turned
out badly who had been educated alone until they
attained the age of maturity than of those who were
otherwise brought up the separation of the sexes
has been found injurious. We may repeat that it is
impossible to raise the girls as high, intellectually
without boys with them; and it is impossible to
raise boys morally as high without girls The girls
morally elevate the boys, and the boys intellectually
elevate the girls Girls brought up with boys are
more positively moral and boys brought up in
schools with the girls more positively intellectu
al, by the softening influence of the female charae
ter In the Normal Seminary at Glasgow, the most
beneficial effects have resulted from the more natu-
raj course. Boys and girls, from the age of two or
three years to that of fourteen fifteen have been
trained in the class room, galleries and play
grounds, without improperly, and they are never
separated, except at ueedlewOrk.
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READY CLOT8INGI


FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth!
Fine Beaver Over Goats, Fur Trimmed;
" Cloth - Fine Cloth DR. s. Goats & FrOCks'
Z" Bensr and Goth Tsmas, Ia ge line OF Cloth
Tweed and Cashmere Business Goats; Black a. Fancy
Cashmere Pants; Tweed Jeans and rsey Pants; SIX
satin and Tman Vest OF all kinds Large Of Blanket
and Pilot ClOth over CO1ts.
Fine Marssies Bosom shirts; Fine Linen Bosom Shirts;
" Cnintz Calico = sicEOry Shirts
Neck ties Cruvas Shirt Collars, Gloves SUBSCRIBERS, &c
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
90 crates Queensware, asoied crate Of common and
gJaLits ware;
90 crates Of ali Granite Ware;
large stock Of sbe Cutlery, Pocket Gallery Psdocks
Trace Cha yes HatcheIs, Hammers, Augurs Gimets
Chi-es, Planning Bits,
CARPFTING.
$50 pi7ees Of Competing, assorted;
ply, all wool pJ, all WOOL, and Brusse CaTpetng
Halt Wool Carpetns; All CuttOn -
hesuh RUg and Mats
? Also the largest stock fine Bed Blankets, Negro
Blankets, Boat Blankets and Hotel Bansets Also,
25 cases nj " gtO kerseys an qualitie and kin ::
100 bales Of and heavy Brown Domestic and 0sEa-
burgs and Baggrng,
TIE AbPEflNG will be sold O'Clock precisely on
Tuesda mOh the first day Of the The entire
is in store. We most earnestly re quest
CITY AMI COT ia MERCHANTS
through regard ess Of prices OW, all 10
present, do believe arnestiy that you
good. Put II down 10 Your memorandum book, stick
over our &c K, talk about and make your
attend OIr large ana extensive Auction Tues a.
Wedns sday and Thursday, September 18Th, 18Th l7h,
Io57. CRABUE & LUCUS.
sept I'd No. "A Public Square, Nashville Tenn
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Nashville, 10Th Sep
CARRIAGES.

ITO sll those who wish TO purchase Mag ES1ET ,
l. nihcent Family Coach, Barouche, Rocka- ~ fsz;sS
way Buggy, We invite 10 call and examine S5e~~Eg
our complete Fall stock rec ived We
manfaot to order and keep constantly hand Bugges
of make. All of which sup-r Nor 10
any thing offered in this market = PECK a 30,
Nashville, sep 4-dti Cherry and adeTick
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TH-WESTRRN RAILROAD.

election Of Board Of Directors for the Nashville and
~ North Western Railroad G., papy will be Id az The
Office in Nashville, Wednesday the 7h OF October, 1857
by order of the Board.
B DOUGLAS. Sec. and Treas'r
sept 3-Im n. d ~ W Railroad Cempany
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
=. s Erennh and Som

ON TUESDAY, SEPT. "a will for sale in front
~ Of warehouse, Clsik street, O'Clock, the fol
lowing articles, Of which desire to close with
out reserve, viz:
80 hnds Sugar from fair tOl5O dOz Painted Buckets;
prime; g. 0 r-ams Wrapping PAPER,
100 bags n. o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Dom site Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbis Holland Gin
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 50 Dbls julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles full eser"e Whisky;
weight; 20 Matches:
20OO bbls. Whisky, vsriousl00 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Z" WheI ten starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 10 6 CherOOt Cigars
1000 sacks and fine Sal; $50 60 TailOw Iandles
$4,000 Cigars, sss'd brands; so Backing, large and
$50 dog. Br0oms: small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles N the geocery line numerous
mention. sep II S. FRENCH d son.
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Nashville Building Association.
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed by VI. NJ NcCana.
ID ham tie Nashville Building Association reyes cred
in Registers ONE of Davidson county, Bepk a.
rage 5i Will proceed TO sell TO the highest bd'er, r
cash the COur, house yard gt Saturday the 18th day
Of September 1857 the property described said deed be-
ing part of lot No. s. Ovens plan Of lets College
Hit, fronting 80 cherry stF and running back
1854 feet alley, aud is ut with good business
house upon il sale 81 l2 o clock, NJ.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
@; Treasurer.