Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-15

bad weather, the 1g not being IN very
good condition for ths ladies' 10 pcrforr1.
The contest viii tsks place this evening
and viii no doubs psove highly interest.
ing.
The grand feature Of the week ha
BALL
70 be given BY the young men Of Gaus,su
et the Sumner Hotel this Friday svs-
ming. From the preparations that are
being made. this viii certai3ly be q grand
and enjoyable affair. A splendid band
Of music viii be 10 attendance, and every
ming viii be done 10 rake the occasion
one of perfect sUccess. Il is expected
That quite delegation will be present
from Nashville, especially if the weather
De favorable. Those nos wishing 10 20
up as early as half-past seven O'Clock, can.
wals ior the 2.30 train, which win arriTe
~ 6aiiann IN ample time for parties 70
spend part Of the afternoon ss the Fair.
and attend The ball in The evening.
Ii the day is st all favorable. the map-
ayers OF The fair expect 10 have a far
greater number present to-day than has
attended any previous day.
PERSONAL.
Upon the train going uD yesterday Ne
enjoyed the company of Prof. Todd of
the Howard Institute, Gallatin. and alao
that of Ar. 7. L. Miers, formerly a reai-
dent OF Gallatin, bat now of the whole
sale house of Cheatham. Woods g. Co.
of this city. Gen w. 3 Bate was slso
on the the train, going to GaIlatin, we
believe, on business.
Among the Nashville pesple attendinr
the fair yesterdsy were DR.. Chek.han.
MIRA Kste Eastman, and Mrs. A ].
Hooper.
The -
GILBERT SISTERS
dramatic troupe are entertaining me peo-
pie at Gallatin with some very excellent
dramatic performances, which seem 70
De very much appr, cis,ed.
The
tir- eALLATEN CORNKr BAND
deserve to be very greatly commanded
for the delightful music 10 which they
daily treas the visitors At the Fair.
That
OLD APPLE RRASDY,
which the active and industrious Secre-
tsry of toe Association keeps, is, without
doub', of the very finest quality, though
We have had no PRACTICAL demonstration
of the fact.
We again acknowledge the recsip. of
favoEs from 8Ir. Frank Race, of the ssDsx-
ter" omnibus, and Messrs. MotgomcrE &
House, of The Sumner Hotel.
The following IS the list of premisEs
awarded for the
THIRD DAY.
MULRS AND GBLDINGs
Best psir harness mules, w. H. MifchN
ell, Trousdale, premium; w. H Dunn,
certificate.
Best single harness mule, P. & J.
SIingeF, Robb, premium.
Best aged harness gvlding, Scott &
Cheatham, premium.
Best aged harness gelding, Scott &
Chestham, pFtmium; Miller 6 Edwards,
certificate.
H8RSEss tTGOK.
Best aged stallion, Scott 81 Cheafham
premium; r. N. Miles certificate.
Best two year old colt, Hobby & Lane,
Kentucky, premium
Best one year old eOlk, Jos. Martin,
premium; o: B. Jenkins, certificate.
Best sucking coli, Scott & Cheafham
premium; A G. franklin certificate.
Best aged mare, Frank Allen premium;
]. NJ Tompkins certificate.
Best tSo year old fiIly, 10. Edwards,
premium; o. B. Jenkins, certificate.
Best one year old flly, T. NJ Caam-
bers, premium; John NJ. Shute, certif-
cate.
BLOOD STOCK.
Best aged stallion, A. G. FrSnklin, pre-
MUM; Mrs. M q. Barnes, certificate.
Best two year old colt A G. Franklin,
premium; Mrs. NJ q. Barnes, certificate.
Best sucking colt, w. J. Guild, pre-
MUM; 7. o. Harris, certificate.
Best aged mare, ]. T. Joyner, pfsmi-
um; Mrs. N. C. Barnes, certificate.
Best two year old fly, A. c. Franklin,
premium; Mrs. NJ q. Barnes, certificate.
Best one year old 6Ily, Mrs. d. @.
Barnes, premium; j. C. Buntin, certii-
cate.
Best sucking FLY, N. G. Bauer, pre-
MUM; w. j. Guild, certificate.
Best pair harness geldings, c. Scott,
premium; w. E. Porter, certificate.
Best pair harness mares, o. B. Jenkins,
'remium; ]. B. scobey s. Bro, Wilson,
premium.
SPECIAL PRBSuUMs.
Best boquet by j. @. Rodemer, Miss
florida Hay Gass premium.
Handmade shirt by johnson s Hard
ng, awarded to Miss Jennie Sringer, Of
robertson.
Best male equestrian over sixty-fve
Tears, premium by ]. w. Nicholson, sit
4 clothes, awarded to John s. CaYa-
Iaugh. mH