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state Fair--Fourth nay.

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Yesterday was an exceedingly fine day,
and people appeared to appreciate it, for the
attendance at the Fair Grounds was much
larger than at any time thus far during the
week; the number present being estimated at
from ten to twelve thousand. The ladies Were
out in large numbers. The display of stock
was fine nearly all the classes being well rep
resented. M H E.F
RoADsTERs AND HARNESS Stock.
Stallion. four years old or overs entries.
Gregory & Tanning, prem; s. A. G. Noel,
cert; Vim. C. Shaw, J. c. Louins, J. r. Butter.
Three years ODD entries--J. L. Johnson.
pren flaming & Cartwright. cert.
Two years old entries.-P. B. Bunnels,
Rutherford county, prem; Owen & flaming.
Yearliag Colts entries.-J. III. Wilson,
prem: H. Bate. cert; DR.. d. B. Clife Smith &
flaming, J. Walker, r. Mcleod.
Snckling Colt-16 entries.-Moses E. Gator,
prem; j. II. Wilson, cert; DR.. d. B. CHfe, DR..
Il. c. Foster, 3 entries; Joe Horton, A. IL.
Owen. r. c. Mullen, Joe Edwards, Jno. Gun
bingham, Jno. A. Graves, Jno. Harding DR.
Jno. Shelby.
Trotting Mare in Harness, 4 years old or
over cntyes.-T. Tanning. prem; Craig &
Mckay, cert; W. II. johnson, Joe Horton, d.
Ii. J. Wells, DIR. Jno. Shelby.
3 years old-3 entries.-W. F. Summers,
IN: w. II. Harris cert; G. B. Guild.
vars old-G Hiram Vaughn
prem; Juo. l.. Sa1raus, cert; T. B. Johnson
d. p. Hardy, Hudson & Banks, Lucien
Temple.
Yvarling Filly-8 entries.-C. E. Douglas
prem; DR.. Foster, entries, cert d. S. Tucker
J. Walker, Alex. Nichol. James Rains, 10,
Horton.
| Sucking Filly-6 eutries.-Joe VaulX
| Amos McNairy. prem; W. d. Gale, cert; Ton
j. Watson. J. Walker, Dr. Foster, E. Nc,
/ k"cvcr.
| Sweepstake Stations in Roadster or Har
ness Stock-6 entries.-F. r. Rains, Manga
tuck. prem; John Wilson,W c. Shaw, Gregory
/ & Tanning. H. Bate, NJ. E. Gator.
! Swccpstale Mare or Filly. Roadster OF
| Harness Stocks entrics.-Craig & Mckay
| prem; Tom J. Watson, W II. johnson, Dr.
| Foster, entries, T. flaming, j. Walker, :
/ entries.
| At the close Of the regular exercises, a
Mexican mounted and rode an unbroken and
very FESTIVE horse, belonging we believe, to
B. F. Cockrill, exhibiting degree Of skill in
that line rarely equalIed
\ ring of twelve Washington colts were
| exhibited for a beautiful fifty dollar pitcher
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Common Council.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. If, 1853

~ 4'0bN 7 ~ i+-NlNLr OSN' T. 1910.
c. X. Winston in the Chair.
Recorder Glenn thrn read a Message from
the Mayor. Il. ". McGuyock. which, owing
20 it. length, we defer its publication this
morning.
\ message was received from the Board of
Aldermen informing the Board of COuucilm n
that that body had examined the reports OF
the Fulac, Committee. Treasurer and Tax
Collector, and found them correct.
Mr.. Dlrden moved that the Message Of the
Mayor b. referred to The proper committees.
M Elst moved that portions OF the Mes
sage be referred TO a special committee. Car
ri, d.
The reports Of the Finance Committee,
Treasurer Recorder, and Tax Collectors were
then read and approved.
Prrs't Winston appointed MeSsrs. East.
Bostick and Crlighead Il Special Committee
20 report nn certain portions of the Mayor :
Message.
Mr.. Anderson. from Fire Committee, rcpor-
ted that FIR Companies Nos. l, }, and / had
report that their apparatus was III good
working order.
The Sections report for the month of Sep
tcmbcr shows that there were II interments-
&c whites and blacks, all from the city.
Mr.. Bosick. from Committee to draft rules
and regulations for the government Of the
Board. submitted a report They were then
read separately. and adopted and ordered TO
be priAIed.
Mr. Rura. from Committee on Salaries. pre-
scented Al bill III relation TO the salaries of the
officers 81 the Corporation.
The hill was read three times aud after some
debate was laid on the table
MIR Chcatham submitted the report Of the
WOIk House keeper. Laid on table.
4 mes age was received from the Board OF
Aldermen stating that that body had passed
u resolution directory To the Board OF Educa-
ton p lutiyc 10 the adoption of two sessions
p day Of The Public Schools.
The Board then took up the bill. on its 3rd
reading. on salaries. and after considerable
d bate and amendments relative to filling up
blanks, the bill was passed. We will publish
the lill rs amended tomorrow.
Pres. Winston read report from the School
Committee. Report received and adopted
Mr. Darden offered resolution authorizing
the Recorder to have 1000 copies OF the re-
port OF the Board of Education, for the last
year. printed in pamphlet form. Pass d.
The Board took messages from the Board
Of Aldermen aud couCurred therein.
\ message from ihc Mayor stated that he
had the bill On salaries undcr consideration,
aud that hc would not hr able 10 give il the
proper attention he thought il required to-
Night, but that he would report ia day or
two.
The Board of Aldermen was announced as
ready TO meet in convention for the purpose
ct olcctiag officers of the corporation.
The convention adjourned until tomorrow
night without going Iato an election.
The Board Of COunciluen adjourned until
tomorrow night.
Owing 10 the latyness of the hour of adj
jonramcnt, We defer The publication OF the
proceedings OF the Board OF Aldermen until
lu-uorrow.
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JrI- In our account yesterday OF the DIM
Guilty which occurrea at the Fair, we sought
10 Dc correct, bat th're were so many COLI
Gic(ing statements. even amongst those who
profnssed to b. eyewitness, we are assured
that we did not got AN entirely correct ac-
count. Gen. BATTLE. we learn. interfered as
a p.acg-Inakcr only, and. not until he was
compelled, having himself been struck sew
eril times did ne strike any one. 1t II all 3
Cd. also. that We we're incorrect III stating
that the assault on the stand. was mad by
C0waa--thot Cowan was. there, the assailcdi
although he had but a short time previously
grossly igsult,d one OF the Owens. We d. N
i prop to make these remarks that no ifjus-
tic. may b; donc aHy oae by our account OF
the anruY. The difficulty was Il most un'or-
tunate one. and far b; it from Us to add a
pang to III: suffering Of any one connected
" ,h il il any way.
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fg- \ philadelphia correspondent writes
to the New York Irtbupe that ''Forney' rev
Citations are uahing sad havoc anloIg the
Baciauan men. They are already rvtAiiating
aud will enlarge AID ampiify IN print. They
now openly charge that Forney elected Blu
ehanan in Pennsylvania by manufacturing
realms of fraudulent naturalization papers.--
They know il 10 be 80, Because they helped
him do H. What a precious 81 il H. For
ney's going OF Ia tangent, his establishing
Tie ITsss in opposition To the Administration.
aud the popular response II met with through
out the State, has broken up the party la
Pennsylvania. Bat his success has been 80
decided that he cannot be crushed out We
all know the dFift Of hi- iahorz Buchanan
refused him the only p''st be coveted, that Of
organ grinder ut Washington. But he hopes
yet TO get hold Of the eraak under either
Wise OF Dodglaa.
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Cnryo1pg Still, Gnov1xe.-A Paris letter.

CRINoLElE STILL GRowING.-A Paris letter,
of September 10. says: "CrinOline grows in
spite of all denunciations. The show at
Dieppe and the other seaside resorts, of gigan-
tic skirts have far surpassed, this summer, all
former exhibitions. The British ladies, Wis
itors are decidedly the largest in circumfer-
euce. Several fearful accidents have lately
occurred in England from the taking fire of
the light summer dress. and the iinpossibility
of smOthering the flames when the inflated
skirt forms part OF the costume. An Eng
fish journal announces that chemistry has
come TO the rescue of the infammable crino-
line, aud that scientific gentleman suggests
the following procedure, as remedy for the
danger offered by the infammability of crinO-
line: With the starch used in the preparation
Of crinoline should be a spoonful of common
alum in powder; the result will be greater
degree of stiffness in the tissue. and at the
same time it will prevent the combustion Of
the petticoat."
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Eccic=iasfieaI Court---First Baptist
Church.
TRIAL Of Res. ). tx. GRAVES.


IN" Court met pursuant ." "'J '''' ''''''-',
Net-ezday evening last ana "''S op'I''N -
tn Moderator reading the INST fS"''n "i'i
prayer hy Rt'. Mr.. ""'Ai'iN.
The Indicator "rioTe pToce' a''@ 10 '''S'-
ness. took occasion TO "dm"hi9h 'A' c'n@re-
CATION oi The Improperly "l making any Ut
nonstrl tions on TIN "cc'si'n-
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ELECTIONS Returns.

BALTIMORE. Oct. l4.-Swann is elected
Mayor. Suott, the opposition candidate, With
drew his name IN consequence Of the intimi-
datiGn to voters hy Swann's friends.
In Ohio the Democrats elect Congressman
in the LIST, Sd, 4th. 18th and 18Th districts. In
the remaining 10 districts the Republicans
elect. The Republican State ticket is elected
by $4,000 majority.
In Indiana eight opposition Congressman
are elected, being an administration loss of 3
The opposition State ticket and Legislature
are elected.
In Pennsylvania in the sixth district HEX
man, (an.i-Lecomptonite) is elected; in the
10th, Covode (Rep.) is elected; in the etf
district the vote is close, J. CLANCY Jones il
defeated by As votes; in the 18th district Long
necker Opposition is elected; in the 13tL
district Dimmick (Dem.) is elected.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

HTfY~zSs Dir. KING, formerly OF New York for
ElSzeeDS the last four years OF Louis lille, Ken
ttcAy, ANA who has devoted MS attention the
ineut 81 private diseases for over 90 years. Matters
HIMSELF having attended Il a practice Tor so laany
years, dHd cured many thousands, enable, 10
cure All diseases OF a private E.ltuTc, matter how
bad they may be from Iajud.cous medical treatment
or from neglect 81 their Dr. Kings Hspr!is.lT,
IL No - De.4eTrch street, between ChcITy and the
square, seClnd story where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GuNoHsHEA cured without nauseious medicine in
reference with business. ..E
STRUCTURES o old late ecCtually cured in
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where "a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps 40 disease Causes more mischief Under
tI.ura the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin. growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, be el,l tu.llly
cured a lew days.
SEMINAL NEASasss-Pa uar attention avilg been
gwen to tia disease. aad all the cunsei ucuces grow
ng out OF Il, brought on IL many cases by the de-
struCtvc habits OF ncous.leTatc Youths and cNC0s-
sye indulgence of the passions, neglect WHICH will
undermine tie Constitution rendering the subject uunt
for business or society ana causing premature old age.
Females who may be labUrng with any difficulty of
tie Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing ana stating
their case, with Ice enclosed directed to Dr. 4 King
No. . BeaderCk street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary medicine sent their address with ne
Gessry directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock IN TIE morning until IN the eve
mug may26-iud4wly
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NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to eonfne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands Of hr. WILLIAM
GILL, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory 70
all parties. Those who may desire TO save them
selves the necessity o. making four payments
during the year, can, il they prefer 1t, pay IN
advance for the whole year.
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The SEliXir.,,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure Of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coumn,) has, by its own merits, obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
Clans acquainted with its properties, are using them
selves and prescribing it TO their patients convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs a healthy function. Nj
merous cases Of Dyspcpsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health attestcd
iHCates testify. anrl3-ly
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River NeWs.

New YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Valorous brings
from FayaI A of the Austria's passengers
She conveys Ousley to Nicaragua.
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a. search for and hold fast that which is

Search for and hold fast that which is
good" which is an old saying. and truly YER
fled in DR.. MCLEAN's Medicines-the cele-
rated STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURIFIER, and MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On. LINZ
MENT. There have never been remedies that
have become SO deservedly popular in so short
a time these; they now be found in the
closets of nearly every family in this city,
ready for use when required. because they
will act just as is stated in the directions.
See the advertisement in another column
81. Louis Democrat. octI2-2w
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Tl,e Great Curiosity.

TIE ey-i'.ll az ~ the Fair Grounds to SEQ
Ia JHs-. 81 d! -irl ], aot abated in the least.
l.ttl AUJ.y, ;-a ''ao dr of wonders, az
r.ot, to- ID .hasH-;. dnd As she is beyoad
ga. ;J.n "a sryl1r-i ~ IA, curiosity now oN-
l-al, SAID - sucl, Al Jidsea Nere called upoa
10 decide, W. have no doubt she would receive
both the ''hlue aud r-d ribbons She will
continue her levees ouly to-day and to-.nor-
row; therefore, ali wishing TO see her ought
to avail ihen,s, Ives Of the opportunity.
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"You say she di's''
10 IN sttra do -

THEATRg.-The engagement of the distin-
guished actor. Mr.. MURDOCH. is drawing to
close. His last app arance takes place
Saturday night. The performances this even
ing are for his farewell benefit, on which occa-
sion he appears ia two pieces comedy OF
"Wonder; A Woman Keeps a Secret" and
the dfterpitce of The Dramatist" H. the
former he plays Don fSn; in the latt, r,
Wand. Mr.. CEp'r also appears Tae high
estimation in which Mr., MuRDoCn l. hyll BY
the play-going people Of Nashville. gives AZ
surance OF an overlooking house on this la
teresting occasion. We are fully persuaded
that he will have no cause TO look back 10 bic
farewell benefit with other emotions than
those Of pleasure and gratefuluess.
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SALERATUS SPRINGs.-A correspondent Of
the Charlottesville Jen,rsonian, writing from
the United States camp at Sweet Water. l tab,
says: This part of our journey is very fatal
to cattle, from the alkaline springs and lakes
along the road, the water of which is poison
Gus to animals. We passed in a march OF 20
miles to-day some forty head of cattle lying
dead, killed by drinking this water. Quite a
lake, called Salaratus Lake. lies on tie west
Of our road. / went out to see ii; the water
contains a very large per cent of the salt, and
along the shores presents solid bed Of salie-
ratus"
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iSpefial Iotifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
Persons advanced i'm Life
=. e. BAUMAN & Co.. Proprie

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, viii ind in the
of Hoohands German Bitters an Elixir that viii in
sul new life into their veins; restore, in measure,
tue energy and ardOr Of more youthful days; build
up their shrunken forms and give health energy
10 their remaining years.
For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch st. Phla-
delpha, and are sold by druggists and store-keepers
ia every town and village the United States Cana
das, West Indies, and South America at IS cents per
bottle See that the signature of C. NJ jackson is Oh
the wrapper of each bottle. octl-Irn
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Important Public Sale Of
r z A Z E S T A T E .
On Tuesday, and day of November.

I'HE Columbus Life aad General Insurance Com
pany, u Columbus, Miss. will offer for sale at
public outcry, on credit Of twelve and eighteen
months, to the highest bidder certain tract or parcel
Of land situated ln The county Of Davidson, STATE
Tennessee, abIut miic west OF the ciy u Nashville
being that porticn Of said Of land owned By said
company, on which IL /. BosICk, ESQ. now resides
more particularly described being situated south Of
the middle 81 Watkins Az enue, boundary line begin
ming at the middle point 81 intersection Watkins
Avenue and Bost'cks Avenue, laid down in the
plan of "Bustcks Addition 20 Nashville !" runuiu
thence westward along tue middle Of Watkins Ave
uuc, 10 the dividing limo between Jesse Thomas aud
said Hardin =. Bnstck, thence along said line in a
southern direction, % the middle Of the Charlotte
Turnpike, IN eastern direction. b. point Opposite
the middle 81 the Bnstick Avruue thence along the
middle Of BOstck Avenue u the beginning, contain
ing 10 acres OF ground or Whereabouts
Upon the above described premises Is situated the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
ments known as the residence OF Mai. Hardin p BIOS
tick fun description of which cannot be given In
the property Is hut justice say that is consider
Ell second 10 none uf the many beautiful and va
lnabc private residences in the enyirous OF Nash
villr.
The property Will be sold as one tract or be divided
into such lots as shall secure satisfaction u al con-
cerued.
No Is with approved security viii he required from
thu purchaser or purchasers, pavablc the Bank
Tennessee, IN Nashville, and which be fur
Their secured by lien upou the property.
The litls y pefect, bat any Information respecting
tins may be obtained by reference Gov. Nell s.
Brown.
Maj. stick who is in possession Of the premises
Will obeerfuily give any Information that may be need
ed as 70 their merits, &c.
The sale viii take place the premises between
oct. 9-td. JAMES WHITFIELD,
President
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE authorities of
the Society Islands have sent orr Government
proposals for the surrender of the Islands TO
the United States.
Dallas and Mason show no disposition to
resign their ministries and relieve the Presi-
dent from embarrassment as to their sue
cgSSOrs.
The authority assumed by Jerez in Nicara-
guam affairs are still unsatisfactory to the
State Department.
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Stomach or Liver.

And the various aNtCtCnS consequent upon a dlsot
dered
Stomach or Liver,
Such Indigestion, Aciity of the stomach, Choc
Pains Heartburn Loss Of Appetite, Dependency
C0suvcucss, Blind and Bleeding Piles Ia All Ner
!ueuuiatc, and Neuralgia Affections, 1t has, in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the of tho
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because Of
its great success IN most 81 Che European states IL
Introduction into the United States Intended NOR
especially for those OF oar iiherland scattered her
ami there over the face of this mighty country
Meetng " IA great success among theni, | now of,
IL the American public, knowing that it, truly won
derful medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged.
II is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous use 81 ardent srs or other iorns 81 ds
way drrclk to the seat of life, thrilling aud quicken
ing every uerva, raising up the dropping spirit
IN fact, niisng new health and vigor m the system.
NOTlCE-Whncvcr expects 10 mud this a beyera
viii be disappointed; bat 10 tlte SICK the weak
low spirited IL Will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed OF singular remedial properties.
TION.
The great popularity of THIS delightful Aroma Ia
induced many imit,tions, which the pubic shout
anything else until you have gwen Berhave's no
land Bitters far trial. ono bottle will c0nv nee o
how infinitely superior il s 70 all these limitations
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR. 80 4
BENZ AsSIN PAGE, Jr., & CO.,
Manufacturing PhATinaneytisls anu Chemists,
sald by Druggists generally throughoai tie nleo
States and Canadas.
a. sold Nashville by
EwIN, PENnI-EroN \ co, Wholesale Ag'ts
". W, BERRY DEMOvIiLE,
Dr. A. H. ROSCOE, -r
20. G.. BROWN,
DEMOVILLE nEII- .'
c. ". dESDEESiIuTT,
nr T. WELLS
WELLS, HOOPER Co,
HEk6H 4 HtNTkR.
And by Druggists generally throug hout the state
ap2e-dSWiy
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416 ACRES.

HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
situated sisin stsrvt, the rs,sn I'd ,.aIlta .
s.'''t disiseV ifum 1ie square, kau~a ala, a..
Asssoni rgoisat9 saia ioi has gaoa peell.
iaS e0ptatains ~ hosms, hgtchru, smoke h,aise
lstrts staOtsa4e oarFta su-hatse with ether us.r,
aAry ut,t houses M. Brick uiIana u IA : Room.
together ~ith large yard aud g.sTasa .nd Is all,
sxtieg "a tlss nfusS dcsifAble resl,nees IA ~,
E,xu u eAiiAlin-
thsss oF SAIs--Oao third Cssh, the haiaues IA 1
ami years az notes Saii endorsed without utrfrst
asa = lfgh rEtatssrst-
stsd LAD aiid House aad Lat wii be shown ~
any oar dpsirias b. Purchase, apgtcalon IA l,ai.
lsstls - Lk1tNlpAs hAkkl,
oALLsTIS, TAsN., sept 2s-u Coaalassst5ae,.
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MONEY Losr.-A gentleman lost yesterday
morning, while passing from Cherry street
through the alley leading by DIR. WARNE' :
residence, and by the Second Presbyterian
on Market street, roll OF Bauk bills--tw,
SOS one - on the Union Bduk two So
and one 81 on the State Bank, also one SIT
aud one 81 on the Central Bank. \ liberal
reward Will be paid the tiudcr by leaving il
at this Office. q.
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Guns.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold $50 per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality OF Gnns can be bought else
where. Also, of Moore & HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal TO Wesley Riehardss, at
very low figures; besides Single Cans. Rifles,
&c. D. "il-LiAMs,
oetI2 81 Public Square, Nashville.