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THE
DISCOVERY
WORTHY or AM CONFIDENCE Fok
THE BALD AND GRAY.


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
M ANY. since the great discovery Wood
Nv tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone, being carried away By the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced field 20 its rsess sway Read the fellow
ing
PRoF. o. J. WOoD Co.: Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative, you
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
numerous inquiries touching facts in case The inquiries
are FIRST fact Of my hsbation and name, stated in
the communication second, Is true Of all therein contained
third, my still continue be good order and
natural colOr2 invariably, yes My
ha= even better any stage my life forty years
past thrifty better coored the true Of
my Wker and the only Why it is not generally true is
that the substance is washed Of by frequent sbluton Of the
face when used by Wipng the face in close
ton with the Wlsker the result will follow the hair.
have tereceip of great many letters from G parts
good as there is 50 much fraud tie manufacture Of
compounds we'll this has doubt basey
initiated and been used not only without good eject but
ahsout injury have not used any Of restorative Of
MONTHS and yet my hair is good ever,
hundreds have examined with surprise, as nov 81 years
old and not gray hair in my head or on my face and to prove
this you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received your favor C two quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave it friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many skeIcal until after trial
then purchased 1t with universal wilt
ask favor that you send NE test BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by msny fear without author
y from from you pure article viii inure success and
believe where COED ELECTS do not follow the failure IS caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you pprsed Of the
eject hair all who inquire OF me OF ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results rnan dear sirs
yours, C. RAYMOND
AAROss Run, KY, Nov 80, 1855.
The Restorative put in bottles of three sizes, viz large,
medium smalI the small holds = pint and rets for 81
per bOe the mediums hold at lezst twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL rea So per bottle; the large
holds quart per cent in proportion, and ret for -
sbottle d. J.. Wood Cos Propreors, "A Broadway,
York. ia Market street, St Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retailed By every Drug.
hous in he d
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TO the Public.

Should some individual annually give TO the
city Of Nashville, ten thousand dollars for the bene-
fit of education he would be thought worthy of the
lasting gratitude of the people. 1 have no cash to
give Them but, at the request Of many Of the cit-
zens, propose to show the people that they are
paying from a hundred per cent to more than
eight hundred per cent more than they need to pay
for sundry articles for the use of the public school,
90 show that ten thousand dollars of the expense of
education, may be annually saved to the people of
Nashville; to show how the efficiency of the schools
may be increased, by saving two-thirds Of the eX-
pense for books to show the bad policy Of connect
ing commercial pursuits with the duties of the Su-
perintendent; and to show that however satisfactO
riy everything may be conducted under the present
Superintendent, the powers and privileges granted
10 him. might under the future superintendent of
some one less conscientious, open the way to extern
sive frauds, without the Board, the people or the
Booksellers of Nashville being cognizant Of it, and
that l can with these powers and privileges pocket
ten thousand dollars annually.
In doing this, wish, far the subject will
permit TO avoid using the names Of individuals and
to confne myself as much may be. to the discus
sion of facts and principles
Should succeed in making this saving to the peO-
pie, hope they will suitably reward the Press for
the use of its columns.
For myself, ask no other compensation for my
time and trouble. than the satisfaction of having
done something for the cause Of education, and OF
! having made 4 suitable return for the uniform
| courtesy and kindness l have received from the
peopIe of Nashville. J. W. D0IBEAR.
! p. S.-Should any other person choose to join III
the discussion of this subject hope he will do him.
self the public and myself the justice to do SO over
J his own signature.
To prevent injustice being done to any one, hops
the public will suspend all Judgment in this matter
/ till 1t is investigated. j. W. D.
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The Price Current 'The mddng better qualities
OF Cotton good request and have commanded
III prices especially when found in running lists and free
Dust which, however, has rarely been the case while the
rates lists the lower grades and dusty Cotton have
been very irregular still favor Of buyers Our
taOns apply average lists, while Cotton entirely free from
dust ranging from Strict Mddng upward, would bring
k9c the outside figures and the rates for the low
er qualities being entirely nominal omitted.
NEW ORLEANS May 4sales Of day 5000 bales. Md
ding I0II the O00 bales. Receipts of the
week 70 bales against $500 bales during he time last
year Exports Of Total exports Of the
45s 500 bales At all Southern Ports 767 900 bales
SAVANNAH May The cotton market dull to-day. The
the week 1909 bales Receipts Of the week 4OO
bales. Stock "a 900 bales.
NOZZLE May 2ssles Of cotton to-day 5000 bales Middlngs
IOk9lOhc. The market generally unchanged.
MOBuE, May 3.-sales cotton to-day 1000 bales The
had effect. The market generally IN
changed.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw YORK. May CotEOn steady but unchanged sslee 1900
bales Middling Upland Tx dull declined &C. Sales
$3.50 bbls S. 455 50 Corn dull Sales 400 bushels 1885
Mess PORK SI7 1907 SIX. Lard sales $50 bbs, O9l4.
Sugar buOyHL $500 boxes MuscOTadO 66 hoasSeS
Soc, Cuba MuscovadO 269ssc.
NV ORLEANS May 5-CotOn sales d5y 5000 bales Prices
irregular, Flour quiet 1906 Corn steady 59sO. Freight
on Cotton Liverpool slightly advanced, SIG. Exchange
altered.
C1ScpNlTI May 5.-Four active, IS 6O9565 Whisky l7.
Corn active. Mess pork Sl7 %.
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CHER KBE REMEDY.

s the afflicted Of either which do prefer
w Iest and delicious syrup, compounded from Nature
- r,s5isone which will speedily and permanently cure
~ ne Wiz compounds heretofore used, with all their
ana eatng effect together with the lOathsome diseases
T1S1v times following the use OF Mineral Poisons
The GCherokee Remedy" is Natures Specific for Gonoy-
- ost Gravel Structure FluoT Albus whites Fem8les)
~ 5s Of the Urnsry Organs curing these diseases by
l Avs after all other preparations have aied and is one
81 Tsass hest rnerces offending mn! Instances could
,,-iTCd IA It's Effects which wocd stagger eredulity
Nh snsous preparations heretofore used have failed;
This =, sv In one instance been known TO fail Happily for
aninS he Governor Of verdi lisa Father who afic not
/ to kill, but to 49,. .--,s, ~.
which when taken quickly flies to all parts OF the system atack
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage truly
admirable never Civ IS unit has completely epe 1t
frou body the unfortunate patient TO former
! health aid vigor
This Remedy" strikes at the root OF the disease us Ten
deney not simply suspend the poison but 70 remove the
] cause which it depends
u ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUR,i is the entire alb
all taste SMELL 1t lay in the count
ing the toilet table, without being suspected as
! Remedy" for secret diseases
treatise Veneal diseases with full directions Tor the
! permanent cure accompany each bottle.
III Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
cines, POTTER & MERN IN, Sole Proprietors,
! 81. Louis, Ne
Sold in Nalhve At wholesale bv Berry Demoyile
ing Pendletoni retail by Henderson,, and ell Drug
| giSts everywhere, Observation-Disclosures
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The river is falling with
feet inches water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The river is about stationary
The upper Mississippi is swelling slowly. The Hi
nOis and Missouri are falling.
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Auction Sale
CLAIMED PACKAG ES.


The Adams Express Company
VTTILL SELF on Saturday My o. 1890 BY auction to tn
highest bidder, and charges, unless previously
called Tor the follOFing packages, to wit;
Package, NeE York. Daniel Webster Nashville, Tenn;
Levy & Co. DO do
Cincinnati c D Meaders care, NaEhvine;
e Greenfield & Patterson
(" Augusta, Henry Latimsr, NaShViIle
j Cairo, Harris, Nashville;
4 Memphis Dashiell, hashvills
New York, Robert Potter do;
&" " L Ridley. CaEeYile;
Philadelphia, " Hancock, Lebanon
/" New YORK, " Robinson, Chestnut Mound
/ q Philadelphia, Remington. ShehyVille;
" New York, Miss suHan Lonley, Franklin;
Cairo, N He6neb's care Nashville;
Cincinnati, Graves & Marks, Nashville;
Boston, J Allison; u VISTA
" 2 p Ray, Pulaski,
{. Memphis Hiss Ophslia COulson, Columbia
New York, Moore, Nashville;
l s. 8 Peter Campbell, Murfreesbor0
! -" Cincinnati, G Crunk, Nashville;
IL Laeke, Columbus;
l Box, Boston, 2. Overdeer, ShelhyVllle:
- oovingtons Hugh Finly, Nashville;
- New Hork,T Livingston, AshWeod;
shelbygille B Voolfolk, NashYilie
l "a Cairo, n Daley, do
l A" Memphis. n Dresser, do
l Augusta, A Dresser, do;
1 - New York, Mrs II N Langley;
/ =" Williams, West Rose;
A" - " smith, Columbia;
New York, Geo Shumake, franklin;
vicksburL, Maj Grant, Nashville;
Columbus, Ohio, " Smith, Columbia;
Columbus, Ga, n Martin, Nashvilsi
Augusta, R 1lsng, LaTergne;
l Petersburg W h hide, Nashville
] New York, Ceera, do;
I Chattanooga, G Belllcur, Paris;
I " New York, Therus. Nashville;
! Geo Dayle, New Middleton;
] Cincinnati, Miss Barksdale, ClarksVilie;
l ShelbyVile, John A Middleton, Elkton;
l Cairo, Z 7 Pingston, Nashville;
Albany, E Cheatham, do;
1 Miss FlOrnoy, Caster Landing, Ark;
W Barnes, Alexandra;
l q Wheeling, II Campbell;
/ Tub Memphis Payne, NashTills;
l Saw RchlnOnd. N 5scker & %, Nashville;
/ Sack Atlanta, J. G. Faith, Stevenson;
! " st Louis, Sam Whtesde, NeFberry;
l . Louisville W Capias, Nashville;
l Bale, New York, N Il Smith, do;
/ Chest, Boston, n Mulshy, do;
l Trunk, Bristol, J J Duncan, do
:" Lagrange, " II Randall DO;
&" Cincinnati, Mtzeleuger do;
! - New York, James LsmpeT, do
! " Cleveland, Sullivan, do;
l - ShelbYTille, Dennis Da Wing, Nashville.
HARDY BROTHERs, AuetOneers. spr24-dlRW IDS.
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From NVnshingtOn.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-House proceedings unmpor'
tant.
The Belgian Government has advanced funds to
BailOr to open a Central Cotton Export Agency IN
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MOUNT VERNON GARDEN.

TFVHIs Popsar Resorts open for the season. and me cit
Of Nashville invited 20 visit and Eley us delight
ful breezes and nvgOang air Il especahy nFuag %
those whose business keeps them IN the city during the week
fine band under the direction o. Prof MuLAERi will be in
tendance Sundays scd music viii add greatly to the
attractions ofthe place Those who desire to visit the Garden
nav rest assured hat the most perfect order will bemantaned
sprsI-dlm =. W COLLECT, Proprietor.
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RED BOILING RINGS,

TF AVING purchase the interest Messs NEwBY HElkS
in the aboveeeebraed Springs, have possession Of
and are determined to spare exerOns render
plea SAINT summer retreat.
The springs are located in Macon county, seventy miles dis
tart on Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will take
Gaatn car, which place ssgss leave HArtsvlls
thence BY hack. The hack will every other morning
from the first Ct June.
The reputation Of the we'll this comma
nifty to need For serofua Dyspepsia, 6rave
Stone IN the bladder and all affections Of the kidney they are
specific canreer with pleasure DR.. E. A Herbert Of Nash
ve giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the Eer ne
having been permanently cared OF aggravated case OF travel
apr9g-i3m WEBB 4 WALKER, Proprietofs
- Louisville Journal copy month aud send bill TO ms
oRia rcolIe~
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. ..,.rnRNEY GENEItAL.

We authorized TO announce CARY A HARRIS, Of VIII
on oount Is candidate for Attorney General for the u-
dieial Circuit, composed Of the coaneS ol LIZ
and Sumner 49, -
We an. Suthori, TO announce JAS. h. kAlNES ksq as
candidate Tor The oe Of Attorney General LOT the Nhh Jun
ca Circuit composed Of counties OF Williamson SUMNER
and Davidson. Election In May, 1850.
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Pound Guilty.

NORFOLK, Va, May Capt Brayley, of the Brit
fish schooner Alice Rogers, was found guilty to-
day, in the South District Court, OF attempting TO
sell free negroes, and sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment IN the Penitentiary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

MEupHIs RACEs-ForRrH DAY.-We received no
Memphis papers yesterday by mail. To the Adams
Express Company we are indebted for copy OF the
Enquire, from which we extract the following ae-
count of the races on Thursday
The first race was one of two mile heats bet"ee
7. G. MOore's br. f. Laura rarris, by LeXiIg'
dam by Margrave. and Col. John CsmpbeH ., ~, ID
Arthur Adams, by Wagner, dam by Iramoy. l il
mare was the favorite two 10 At the start lol
the first heat the horse took the lead by about wv
lengths which he was allowed to maintain during
the first mile and threequarters when Laura passeu
him easily winning the heat in 349 -.
beaatiful start was made for the second heat,
on the result of which odds Of five one were Of
fered This heat was but mere repetition Of the
first which the mare easily won, leaving her the
winner Of the race in 1854 IL.
The second race was for propUetors' purse OF
-Sl50 mile heats SIS entrance, money added. be-
tween Col Campbells Glencoe and DIR. WeOn's
Berthune The Campbell horse was the favorite at
readily offered and in many instances taken. The
first heat was won by Glencoe in 1855
The second heat was more warmly contested the
horses keeping neck to neck until they had passed
the three quarter pole, when Berthune took the
lead. winning the heat in l:j4. The friends of Der
thune suddenly increased when the result of the
heat was made known, and she readily found back
ers az the odds offered. When the horses wer
called for the third heat. a delay Of a moment wa
OccasiOnei by the sudden lameness of Burthune
which turned out 70 be but cramp. When ready
both horses got pretty start, keeping neck an
neck until reaching the half mile pole, when Gler
coe let down, leaving Berthune winner Of the hea
and race, without any effort TO make time
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ONE OTHER Lot,

Fronting "a feet Water street, sbebs wharf rnu
ming back to low water mark.
We would respectfully esk the attention Of those wishing
buy lots In the city to this sas Offering rare ind the
property positively be sold The lots offered Hynes
don not surpassed By in point Of location beauty
Sale to commence Lots Crawford street at II o'clock
OmnbussS will the upper end Of the Market House that
time for the accommodation Of those wishing attend the sale
Terms OF Snles-EA credit Of and three years.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest and lien
tanned.
FOR plat and farther description Of the above property call
on GLASCOCK a. EEWSOM, or at the Mayors Once.
s. n. H0LLINGSWORTH, Mayor.
IL. r GIAsCoCF, kuctieueer mavf-td
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From Columbus,

CoLUMBUs o., May A salute was fired at
O'Clock this evening, in honor Of the Ohio delegation
and IN approval of their course in the National
Convention at Charleston.
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EDITORIAL Excursion.

WHEELING, Va, May 1.-THE editorial excursion
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be a
very large one. Over 200 editors are already col
lected here TO start tomorrow for baltimore and
Washington. The excursion is in charge of Mr..
Prescott Smith.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

MARRIAGE OF An OPERA-sNGER TO A NoBLENAN.-
Miss YIcTomE BnFE,. daughter of the composer of
the Bohemian. Girl and herself Opera-snger, has
been recently married at St. Petersburg, to Sir JOHN
CRAMprox. now English ambassador to the Court of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

In the list Of contributors in aid of the Pope in
London, we notice the name OF the Duchess Dowa-
ger Of Leeds for one thousand pounds sterling.
This lady is an American. and Of the grand
daughters Of CHARLEs CARROLL, Of Carrolton one OF
- tae sgners OF the Declaration of independence.
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The Indianapolis Journal says that the fruit in
that vicinity has not been seriously damaged by the
late frosts 1t also reports the wheat crop as look
ing very favorable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

Omar MoRrA1ITY.-The MOrristown (Tem) In
teUigsosr says the people Of Rye Valley, in Smyth
courty, Va, are greatly afflicted by what seems to
be a contagious Inflammation Of the throat. RUFUS
b WILLIAMS and five of his family have died with
it-hesides number Of the citizens of that valley.
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negro maa named AARoS. belonging to Miss
DIc1ET Maury county, was shot and killed on Sat
urdiy nights the 2sth ult, near Columbia by THOMAS
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TOBAcCo PIANTs-The Glasgow (Ky) Free Press
is Informed by several farmers of that county, and
Of Monroe and Allen counties. that the tobacco
plants have been greatly damaged by the fly or bug.
and In many localities there viii not be enough to
set more than half crop.
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FISHING TACKLE.

We leep hand Bamboo Fishing Poles Jonisl Rods.
Fine Limerick Hooks, Hooks Gut, sinki sives, Roa,
Bait Boxes Mnn0W senes silk and Grass Lines ne hee c.
STRETCH A. FORBES
Corner College and Union streets
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Among the curosties at BURDENS mandatory at
Troy Is sleeping car with bridal chamber, and
all the luxures of tables closets ventilation water
towels. and other conveniences
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
Of my negro GEORGE, taken OF this State,
Twenty five Dollars for him taken in the State and delivered
to me Ave miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George about years OF age deep black, i've feet
six inches high weighing about las $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving
spr29-d, tTdW,U RICHARD R. HYDE
hs Psdueah Herald copy Of s. send bill
this Ofiee)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

THE Fsosr AID TINE FRuH.-From careful ex-
suinztOno Of our exchanges we satisfied the
late frost did very htae injury 70 the fruit The
prospect is that We shah have abundance in this
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
a
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL go, 1850.
Going South.

Gong SOUTH
Leave Nashville l45 NJ, arrive at Columbis SO5 NJ.
Leave Nashville 2:55 N, arrive at Columbia SIS N.
Going North
Leave Columbia 7:3O A N, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Coumba Las NJ, arrive at Nashville NJ.
yHE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening going South connects Columbia with
Train o Mount Pleasant.
The evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday May 9TH, Louisville all Eastern cies But
train on Sunday ON. PERKINS,
mayi-lm sPB&E Superintendent.
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Trusses and Supporters Of every variety, ever
offered in this city WhazVer nay the Of the patient
be kind Of hernia, he certainly be suited BY calling
the Of College and Union street,, where be found
gUod Assortment Of Surgical aud Dental Instruments Lace
Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

1t turns out that Tom SayerS is an Irishman, born
in the parish of Dingle, county Of Kerry, Ireland.
We have heard it said that HEENAN is also an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

A orphsn gfrl living with JonS CARROLL near
Soath Gibson, Gibson county, in this State, hung
herself On the 25th ult
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PRINTERS NATIONAL BALL.
TO BE HELD AT THE
ST TIE CAPIEO OIL

ON Friday Evening, May IL $780,
Tickets to this Ball can be procured at all the
Printing Offices in the city of the following persons
Il. II. HACKNEY, Union and American Office.
7. WINHAM, Banner Office.
r. H. BARRY, News
J. W. BARRY, Patriot
W. 7 T. OFT. Gazette
+. BARCLAY, NJ K Publishing IIouse
+. L WINH An, Southern Homestead
J. A. MARTIN, Baptist PUBLISHING House
JAS. WILSON, Ben Franklin Job Office.
II TICKETS THREE DOLLARS. III
Tickets for sale at the Music and Book Stores
No tickets sold at the door.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


CO1ghs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness, Gre
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, ans.
the relief Of COnsumpfiVe Patients IN
vanced stages Of the disease.
So wide is the field OF its usefulness and
are the cases Of its cures, that almost every section
country abounds in persons publicly known, who ha
been restored from alarming and even desperate Dis
eases Of the lungs By its use When once tried, -
superiority over every other medicine Of its Kind is tee
apparent to escape observation and where is VIRTUES
are known the public longer hesitate what antdot.
70 employ f0rthe distressing and dangerous Affections
Of the pulmonary organs that are incident % ca.
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this Ia.
gained friends By every trl conferred benefits thl
afflicted they can never forget ard sroduced cures 90
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Dir. NarHASIgl ". LYos, Of Eaton Conn, died
few DAYS since, at the age OF one hundred years
and eight months,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

NATIoSAL TYPoGRAFHIcAL UHoN.-We notice the
arrival Of several Of the Delegates to this assoca-
tion which assemblies in this city Monday the 9TH
inst; among the number the President Mr.. SMITH,
of Philadelphia, the Secretary, Mr.. WASH, Of New
YORK and one Of the delegation from distant CALI
fornia
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TliRn.
CANDIDATES.

A. s residence Of DR.. W H. Kerr, MsrfreesbOro The
18th ult Mrs. SARAH WILLIAMS, wife OF hr. A. B. vii
,i,rn,. formerly Of Nashville, aged q years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

The collections in the Catholic churches of BufIa-
10 and Rochester, New York for she benefit of the
Pope. amount to s2,24l so.