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GREAT ATTmACTION.s

AT NO. SO MAIN SIRE ETi I!
VlSHE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing
i 10 the l. dies Of kcokak and vicinity that Ae
has recently pufchascd, and l. nov ready 70 sxhih
selected BY the late Mr.. kmb,ch expressly fus this
market. This stock comprises large assossnsnt
Of RICH DRESS SILKS, BARE0k3, LAWNS,
Tissues, Challics, Delainss, 1rtiiisntts, 80bsoi-
dsries, Muslin and Barge Robss, Lass Cape,
Mantlss, large quantity Of 0lovss, Hosiery,
Dress Trimmingsin great variety, Domestic Goods,
Ae., al which having besn bouSh. II adninistra-
tor sale can be soid - per csAt. cheaper than
elsewhere, and will be shown with pleasure 70 eay
who may favor him With call.
He Also o3srs Ut very low rstes For eash, . largo
sssortnsat Of CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. Wiadov
6hsass, Musquiso Barr, Ready Aads ClesAias. b.,
10, ~.
Remember to call on
B. A. WILLIAMS,
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DEL1NQUENr LIST ~ LOTS.
IN which 6Peeial Taxes are dss and unpsid

Lots described in tie foregoing list, situatsd n
The City Of Ksokuk. Lee sesnty ,snd STATE 4 Iowa,
Whose nanss are nsatienad. asd al others inter-
ssted. that special tax has hsen assessed and
l:vbsA % seid lots, y The City Cesnsii u said
city, for putting In Cuiverts through Blocks
Ns. p cad .. md Tor graAisg the Allsy throsgh
Block Ne. -, - 1ssignassd In ths ahovs list.
nd miles payment - nade u tn taxes 70 lsvis1
an1 also III casts, before the 3Ssd day q July, A.
D. 1881 - sad lots, Or % much thereof . shall
- nscsssasy 70 discharge said tax and Gusts viii
b sold on the day Aforesaid, 1t The Mayors elHes
in said city. between the hoars II e'eiock :. n.
and o'clock p. n. Q. c. 61HvENS,
Collector s3 The City Of Keekuk.
July l, l661-AA1
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
s or
HARWARE AND CUTLERYt

UlkEI1 APPROPRIATION
HARWARE AND CUTLERY,
o.. ~. 4 -. TU r r r
TMFORTK1s AND WHOLESALE DRALERs,
i hAvs In stors, ed are Receiving their SUPPLIES
Ter the spring trade. direct from the nAksss whish
shsy oasS 70 cash snd prompt tims-hsyess - H.
vorahls tsrns. Tho steak bsing unusually largs,
they ecnAdsntly soliet IN sxaninatisa II tkssasos
lyl-dAv s. II. TUCKER.
CCYTHES.-A large stoek Of di dsrent hsands, Ter
~ sale low BY 8. W. II. TUCkkA.
G NATHs.--A large stock 81 various qualities, for
- sale by s.w.AH. TUCKER.
LAY RAKkS.-Aay Rakss Of diGsrcnt aralitiee
IL for sale low b. s.w.& II. TUCKER.
(yKAfG CKADLEs -Grapsvins, Premian, and
- common Cradles 70. sale BY
II tics, Tor sal. by s.W .2H. TUcKEE.
CTRAW folks. = Thrse-Tins Straw Forks of
~ idersntqsalities for sale by
q PADES.--A Large atock Of iron. steel and cast
~ steel Spades, for sale BY
A MS SHOvHls.--A large stock u Ames'
"a 6hovsis for sale low by
CcYTnR STONRs.-seylIs stones, u diasssas
- kinds In quantities e ; w r,,cv.e
,CCYTHE ktRLES.--yarious qualities Of seyths
$50 = s-'p'A''' $ WI "a. TUCKER.
GlCKLkS.--A good article Of oiekIes f0f ssIs 81
- S.W. = II. TUCKER.
The Bsrea Gri ndst ones 81 ".
: 'l'a' '''''' is' sale Z wen TUCKER.
lSign Of the Red PaAloek,)
jys dAv corner q Main and second s,..
FOR JULY:
"KNlCK En- = o Q X En- ~
The nest spicy Of Magazines.
RLACkWOOD, With it, usual number Of ster-
Of Literary, Artistieand EeIcn tile tastes 6euss-
hold Words, CAsvies DcaeMs' tms~sssbie MostAir.-
The Nationsl Magazine, : work ~ interesting ~
Herpers', and the production II mseh more tai
ARTHUR,s HOME MAGAZINE.
HAxfEx's siJkY BooK
4 nAeasias for Youth, which shosld be in the
Aands ef every Boy and Girl.
Agplet0n's ksilcey Guido.
ALSO. everything In ths hAW6 line. All 10 Be
WEBSTER porTERB
jy9d JohHses So, opposite Pessoahee.
DUoe0LUTnoN.
yLUTS WALKkR hsvs this day dissolved 90
~ pariasrship By mutual consent.
the Old stsaA. II bssis<ss u the late Arm will
Waihs. An psssses islsbssa y ths Ian 6sn
will pleas make innsdiaas paynsnt.
Keskak. Jaly !. ~. W.W.WALkBR.
=. cLursis rstiri.y from ss.ia.ss wosla NJ
epeetfally reeeumend his former partner, ". W.
Walter, tsahsir Old frisads sad customers.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
I'm which special taxcs arc due and unpaid for
~ McAdamising on Fifth street, from AAin to
johnson street, and On Third street from johnson
to Exchange street.
FIFTH sT1KIr.
Owners' Names. Lot. Bleck. Tax Cost.
Unknown, 81 $337 90 1e.Ol
THIRD srREEi'.
80 II front end VI so l1A.76 2.o6
33fsresr end Of IS 3s.e7 1854
:" 50 It front end of IS 1882 3.33
/" Asa feet com. 46S
feet from front
end, scross IL 80 7o47 23o
NOTICEis hereby given TO the oWaers Of the
lots dessribsdin the foregoing list situated In the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State u Iowa,
whore mentioned, and all others interest
ed, that special has been assessed and levied
on said lots for Matchmaking Fifth street snd
Third street in front Of said lots, ~ Designated
in the above Hat, aud unless pay usnt be made 81
the taxes 40 levied, and Also ali GUSTS, before The
Sth day Of August A. y. 1857 the said lets, o. %
much thereof shall b. necessary 10 aiscAafee
saii tax and costs, will be sold o. the day alore-
said, IT the Mayors Once in said city, betwsen
tho hours OF clock q. III. aud 'cloek .. N.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector u tbs City OF keokuk.
July b. lSjT -dtauc0
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On the 18th Of July, 1857, RoSKRr, infant ION
OF Hon. X. P.Creel, aged 20 month and 3 days.
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Keokuk Marble Works,

Keokuk Marble Works,
NO. ESTABLISHED 1850,
Third street, bes. main 4 nlenAsau,
JNO. BAWDEN q BRO,
MANUFACTURERS or
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, NANTES, Table ami Pier Tops, and
y every description OF Plsin and Ornamental
Work IN Foreign and Domestic Marble.
jyl6diy
NOTICE.
T HAVE this day sold NY entire stock Of Music
i and aiusicaI Merchandise, incl ading my agency
Of. and interest in, T. ri lbert Co. Pianos 10 H
s. Isbcl, Who will continue the Guinness ut the old
stand, whore shall also continue TO give instrue
ton n usic - here tofofe. &C. ISBELL
Keokuk July II, '57-jyidd
kcokuk, Ms. Pheasant 4 Muscaslne
RAitreAA.
ID E0UI.AR Trains will commence running on
IN the above road on All after Thursday, the
10th inst. The time Of departure will be, from
kcoxuk ~ S:Se and ~ M, and from l.. b.
liamiltor's IL A. N. and 6;30 p. n :, making con-
nection with the upper and lower Packets,
~ Tickets can be procured ct the Railroad OF
flee near the Biliing's House.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
Engineer and Su perinte ndent.
jyl5d Post and Times copyl
sTORAGE NOTICE.
VINHE following goods, II not called for within
thirty days from this date, will be sold to pay
charges unsRme, Wis.,
One box sundiies, i chest do, cook stove and
l wash lab and.contents All IN arksd J. W Dean
BROWN 4 TAYLOR,
Ksokuk, July Is, '57dim Lsvee.
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 CO.
Great AllrWction!
ONE HUNDRED & ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL
OIL PAINTINC9s

A LII direct importations from Europe, aud
~ many Of themby the most celebrated Artists,
max king the best collect. ever ia the West, ali
put up in Rich Gilt Frames of 6ne workmanship
and flush.
The Pictures are open for inspection q the store
Of Kendall. Howe 4 Co., until Wednesday eve
ming, July i5, ~ which time they will be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
to the highest bidder, by catalogue.
The Ladies and Gentiemcn Of Ksokuk are
respectfully invited to call and examine these
Paintings
nD- TERMS OF SALE.-Ah sums under $50
Cash, all sums $50, ninety days, credit, with
good endorsed hankabe paper.
KENDALL, HOWE i co.,
jalyl3d Auctioueers
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Iowa CoLLEGE.- The commencement, NJ
tA.s institution, located at Davenport. oc-
Cured On Wednesday u this week. Va
were present az part Of the ceremonies -
lac baccaiaureate Sermon was delivered by
Ffoi- Ripley Grafton before the Chres,o
nathan Society by Rev Mr. Moronp. OF
davenport. Annual Grafton BY Rev. :. G.
Bartlett, Of Chicago. Salutator, by II. II.
beiheid, Of Dubuque. yaledic,orv hy T., T..
dagger, Of Burlington.
AIR. Sargent, of Davenport had prepared
medals Tor the encouragement of the COL
lege Classes, which were awarded according
TO general merit. There were three silver
medals, and one fine. heavy gold medal
They were awarded AS follows: the yald
medal g Mr.. Bclield. Of Dubnouc. in the
Jauior Class the silver medals, one 10 VI.
!. clark, OF 81. Louis, in the Preparatory
Department, one TO IL. NJ. Smith, Of pa.
senport, IN the Preparatory Department,
and Que 10 Geo. w. Tallmon, Of Wilton, Il
TIE English Department.
hs commencement exercises were larecl,
attended BY the people Of Davenport. and
taeprospects Of the Institution are very en-.
coaraging.
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r o r. y L r.

A FULL round corner Ci oct. Rosewood Piano
IA thns been in use only one year, may be had
very cheap, IL applied for soon, ~ ISBELL =
Music Rooms, No. 81 Main.st.
keok NIX July lid
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Rotation An OFFICE Dramuttzed.

The Washington correspondent OF tn,
Courier 4 Enquirer attributes the following
to sarcastic Democrat, who has felt III,
hand Of rotation
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CO Two young Irishnen happened to 60
into an ARRAY, in which one Of them vas
knocked down. His comrnde ran up to him,
and cried out, s'Z.untfs, Dennis, ii you be-
dead, cant you ~ ks7" .sl'm mot dead,
ba, spaehiess,' said The other.
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Dfo,sivs fgsr.- The Providence Jour
nal says. "We hid a better test Of spirh
unii-,n than any y ,stnn experiments could
AFFORD. WIN he son Of Henry Clay took
the stump Tor jams Buchanan and the
spirit Of his great father did not rise from
grave, We made up our mind that there
WAS no passing back from the next world to
this
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DAhoEgors CouSTERvEiT.--W learn that
large quantity of one dollar bills on the
John Hancock Bank, OF Springfield, Mass..
have been put 10 circulation in the Wet
within short time. They are fac nD.iIes
OF the genuine notes and well calculated to
deceive. They are printed on an inferior
quality of paper. and the impression light,
anu ia. large eagle IN iha .oi. hand .owsr
quarter Of the bin is roughly engraved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

rvHv YIaHy rorpy NAEwmx IyDuvJna NE &c
1 ooes out all NE sgsrs hst have advances rss
.osces sd Of escs brands C~sn vin
nesi samfcca y. uHnKR IL Brpa6vu.
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NsRs posr CONTINUES HER MATRlHoNIAL Rs9Is
nj ter fny sdes and renuemeo Of respectsoliy, No
re,cher Get All interviews snf con .Srs conDoen.
tal No pou.e aiken Of letl<rs unless " n eScosed
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|ss-VkRY Low.
|uhscrber, IN business Nv Wal stree, for The past
|srs, u selling All descriptions Of gold and sIlvey
len ia exchange.
III. ALLEN, fmrortev ~ watches srd ie~efrv,
|osepe and retail, No. n Wal s1set second noow
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ISLAND or CURA IMPRESS. FERSANoE sosBa-
len GO pavsna, propre,ors viii lprwsrd freight Az
PARCELS AL paris u uubs BY unis STARS mail sseamssT
Black warrior - ~ september Freight must b,
delivered " us the Day before win vo s,oup sny
ng the fcr clearing Al Custom House
WELLS, FARaO co Agents, a. Broadway.
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MATRINory.-A yoUre WIDOW LADY o, -.
ms ara ,anre IN ssnus ~ With means good
norsls and domestic hsbts, Wis We y 70 -
Peat once.
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MATCHES, JEwELPY, &C.

Ds-rHE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY IN
hat We are CONTINUALLY manufacturing and have
are stock o. diamond jevelry o. the latest styles
present Of diamonds on hand. Setting done for ths
Irouds bousht for c.sn.
Ia HEaNArr 4 90, sls ~ ,oms sree.
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A auNrLnuAN, II YEARS or AeE IN coon GIN
"A cumstAnces just retiring from business, a-sres
male The asuus II r~~pesbe hdy with come for
tune. VIII he visw u ma,rmony objection Sos ~
gsged In business IN part o, Ne sounuJ Aoor@
n. Ia Alber,, Dor $50 Jersey OHy, y. y.
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A fecsionae disposition used 70 he bs socey and hav-
re some means; wishes - meet With gentleman q orr
,ox I'll Herald hh-~.
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youss GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HAD nuCH N.
N persrse In NE and has been unable sele down
Al, permanent pur,ui1 aes.ous q rcvalns he scqoa
bic Money object whatever Beauty spir so-ksbls
ness desired Address T. H. Hammond Dor lB Post ocs.
New Haven Conn
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EDUCATIONAL CONTENTION.


According to previous appointment, this conven-
ton met in Lebanon on the 9th inst
Hon. R. L. Caruthers was called to the chair. and
Prof. ]. NJ. S ford was appointed Secretary
The committee appointed at the last meeting to
draw up an address made their report, which, upon
motion, was received and adopted.
On motion Of Hon. n. Green, it was
ResOlrtd That the Chair appoint a committee of
three persons to prepare memorial to the Legisla-
ture on the subject Of Common School Education: :
and also to prepare bill for Legislative action 10
carry into effect the objects and principles of said
memorial; and that said committee report to an
adjourned meeting of this convention to be held at
Nashville the first Thursday of October next
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as
the above conmittee-Prof a. P Stewart, F. 3.
Fogg Esq, and the Hon. y. Green.
GA motion, it was
Rssolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Union and American, and in the
Republican Banner, Of Nashville; and that papers
throughout the State friendly to the objects proposed
be requested TO copy.
The convention then adjourned to meet in Mas.
vile on the first day of October next.
JAS. NJ. Stafford, Sec.
Lebanon, July g, 1857.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

i HALIFAX, July l5.-The steamer America has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Th The North
America arrived cut on the End
The revolutionary movements at Naples contin-
ues. party of insurgents seized steamer and
| liberated 5OO prisoners, who were confined in the
Island OF Ponsla. The steamer was subsequently,
| captured.
LONDON, July 3.-Money active Consols 922a
70. Bullion in the Bank of England increased dur
ing the week is2O6, 900.
Hivepool.-Cotton market generally unchanged
Sales Of the week, 5,7100 bales, of which specuat-
ors took 1900 and exporters 5000. Sales Friday
I9OO bales. Quite fair Orleans 81; niddllng 10;
Mobile fair 81 upland fair Sc; stock in port
oo,IOOO, of which 4, $1,000 is American.
Manchester advices favorable. No quotable
change. Breadstuffs steady.
Weather favorable for crops. Wheat firm. Corn
dull, at decline of 3d. Flour declining. Western
canal S0s. 6da37s. Cd; Southern 3la32s Yellow
and mixed corn 96a36s. Cd. White 30a40s. Pro-
visions quiet. Lard buoyant at further advance
of 66s; 68s. asked for so tierces. Pork dull. Ba-
con unchanged. Rice firm. Sugar dull. Coffee
quiet.
London breadstuffs-wheat dull, Id lower. Flour
32a34s. Sugar quiet. Coffee buoyant. Iron dull,
slightly declined. Tea advanced to I'd. I
Parliament-House passed TO the Ind reading the
bill for redemption of Sound duties
Adviees from Kabylia announces more victories
Of the French troops The Emperor and Empress
of France about to visit the exhibition at Man
chester.
The steamer Fox which was fitted out by Lady
Franklin, sailed from Aberdeen for the Arctic regi-
ons
The steamer Great Eastern will be launched in
September. She will not proceed to Portland till
April.
WASHINGTON, July Is. = Official dispatches
from Montgomery, commander at Roanoke, say
that the New Granada difficulties promise a speedy
amicable settlement.
The adjustment of land to Arkansas and Missouri,
under the Act of 1850, has just been concluded, to
aid in the construction of Railroad from opposite
Cairo, via Little Rock, to the Yexas boundary
DR.. Eckles, of Indiana has been commissioned
Chief Justice of Utah. Dobson continues Marshal.
Joseph Fortunate Henrotine is recognised as Con-
sui from Belgium, at Chicago
During the summer the President transacts his
official business at the White House between IL and
o'clock. He removes TO his summer residence to-
day.
Leayenworth advices say that the 10th regiment
Of Infantry leaves for Utah on the 18th; the 9TH
regiment on the 2lst; the dragons about the lst
of August. Gen. Harvey accompanies the latter
Governor Cumming goes to Washington in day
or two to receive final instructions.
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MEDICAL.
JUsTARRIVED.

10 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND flow
10 Frs Just rsesiFedby Express direct from the pro
prietors. For sale as 50 cents per bottle
maya J. G. BROWN, IS College street..
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July l0-dawtd
Lamd Warrants,

II pay the highest market price for Warrants at Of
" fee on Union street, Campbell's New Building
oavI7-dn A. WIRELESS dr co
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BACK AGAIN.-We are glad to see cur friend
Glover in Nashville again, looking as cheerful and
happy as though nothing had occurred to lengthen
his phiz. Our readers will remember that Mr.
Glover bidder for the great California overland
mail contract. He speaks in high terms of the
kindness he received at the hands of Gov. Brown,
and though Stayed he is still well satisfied any
man cauld be under.the circumstances
Mr.. Glover is a man of great energy, and if any
could have executed the contract we believe he
could and We would have been much pleased if he
had succeeded in getting it.
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BSs- Mr.. Short, the agent for the sale and distri-
button of ." GuHn's Domestic Physician, or Hand
Book Of HEALTH, is canvassing the city for subscri-
bers. The author, DR.. Gum, was the author of
Gums Domestic Medicine, which had very large
sale throughout the Southern States, and has been
generally considered one of the best books of the
Kind ever published in this country and we have no
doubt this is still better-the author, having had
near twenty years additional experience in the prac-
tce of his profession since writing the former We
have examined the book, and think it an excellent
work
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FOR SHERIFF,
FEVER AND ACHE.

FEVER AND AGUE,
Acase of Eight Months standing cured
by B9rhaVe's Holland RIIters.-Michal Ksl-
ley, No. III Seventh near Grant Street, says:
"Last July, while running the river on cottoa-boa
plying between Natchez and New Orleans with
Fever and Ague For eight long suffered with
this dreadful disease The greater part this time was
unable to work, and spent least ay dollars different
medicines; but found permanent relief Three weeks
ago, OF my friends insisted upon my trying BGR.
HAYES HOLLAND BGTTERS saying that cure was guar
anteed After taking it for week state was
sound man. have been work for two weeks and
have hsd return Of the Chills Pc yer whateYer
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS
Diamond House, or at p. Ches.Cr's Gothic Hail,
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NASHVILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING :.::: JULY l6, 1857
NJ u win be seen bE reference TO the aaEertise-

Ia 1t will be by reference to the advertise
ment in another column, that the Trustees of the
University of Nashville, propose to sell several lots
situated on Spruce street
The object of the sale of these lots is to enable
the Trustees to build additional barracks for the
accommodation Of students. The prosperity of the
University is matter in which all our citizens are
Interested, and we hope they viii see that the
lots referred to bring full price. Those who de-
sire eligible building sites cannot suit themselves
better The lots are exempt from taxation for
many years. and in the midst of the best population
in the city. The sale will take place at the market
house on Saturday morning
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Second Call on the Subscribers of stock
10 Nashville Coal Company The subscribers of
stock to the Nashville Coal Company notified
cond call of 90 per upon been
make pay able on the 18Th July the Bank the Union.
The work progressing rapidly and is important tina
he calls should be promptly to enable the company to
make shipment Of coal on the rise water in the Fall
d. F. CARTER.
june9-td. Treasurer
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THE WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
THIS Is beautiful weekly newspaperarticles all. com.
plete in each number. Price only lOets For sale by
mayg3 HAGAN & BRO.
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INTERESTING TO MECHANICS AND MANUFAC-
IuRERS-TMIRn 4 NNIIAI- EALn

INTERESTING To MECHANICS AND MANUFAC-
TURERS-THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee and ad
Joining States reminded Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition oths Mechanics Institute this State Will COM
mence in October in this ely. The annually increas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions aud visible ad-
vanIages resulting exhibitors well from the dissemna
ton important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in msgnihcence and inter all its Predeces
sors.
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars, be obtain
ed al the Mechanics institute rooms College street, oppo
lite the Sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
Stocked, or Secretary h, K, Walker, June 3Q,3m.
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ATTENTION LADIEs.-In order to make room for
extensive fall purchases, Messrs. Hasbrook & Nc
Whittier have determined to close out their stock of
Summer goods, at cost. We can say to the ladies
that they have in store most beautiful assortment
Of Dress Goods If you are not in want of them,
get them any how; they will be very convenient to
have in the house.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1t will be by reference to the Nashville
Patriot, that Michael Vaughan, Know Nothing can
didae for the Legislature has a published list of
appointments, commencing on the 18th of the pres
ent month and running to the 25th, inviting any
gentleman Of the Democratic party to meet him.
met Mr.. Vaughan at his first appointment, but he
declined speaking account of the smallness of
the crowd. He has also Withdrawn his second ap-
Pointment, and as l am not called upon by him to
ibe present at the aforementioned appointments,
think it due myself to disregard the remainder
of the list and publish list of my own, which
now do as follows:
Broad Street, Thursday night, July 18th
Cor. of Cedar Spruce, Saturday 1" 4" 18th
g Market and Locust, Monday d" Goth
Market House, Friday oath
Dog Creek, Saturday, " 25th
Mr.. Vaughan is especially and particularly invi-
ted to be present, and I promise him fair and
equitable division of time.
julyl6 s. A. DAVIDSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-16
THE LEGISLATURE,

We authorized to DR.. T. NAMES as caudi-
date for the Stale Senate for the district mposed of the
COMMITTEES Of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart.
We are authorized TO announce r. w. Haywood, ESQ ,
candidate for joint Representative of the counties Of
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery.
IL We are authorised to announce S. A. DAVIDSON a
candidate to represent Davidson county, the lower branch
of the next Legislature. june9-td%,