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LIFTS TO LAW STUDENTS.


Question. What is the difference between fine
and recovery2
Answer. fine is for getting drunk re-
covery is the feeling you come to experience when
you find yourself in station house.
Q. What animals come under the description Of
"Game?"
A. Timid Witnesses and female defendants
Q. When is it necessary to comence fresh
suit?
A. When the other has become too veutlating
or seedy
Q. What is relesse2
A. To exchange the society of your ugly aunt
for that of your beautiful cousin.
Q What is clerical error?
A. Preaching three hours sermon.
2. What is the settlement Of conveyance
A. When omnibus smashes a small car
rage
q. What are breeches Of trust?
A. Trousers procured on tick
Q. What are incumbrances2
A. Poor relations.
O. What is mortgage in possession
A. An uncle.
O. Mention some of the principal law books
which you have studied2
A. Hoyles law of Whist Crihbage, &c, &c.
G. What are original writs1
A Pot hooks and hangers,
@ What steps would you take to dissolve an
injunction?
A. should put it into some very hot water
and let it remain there until it melted.
Q. What is an original Bill?
A. Don't know, but think Shakespeare is the
only original Bill on record.
That will do this lesson.
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Gov. JOHNSON AooEPTANcE-Some Of our whie
contemporaries have been making themselves quite
happy over the idea that Gov johnson would not
accept the nomination Of the Convention with the
platform annexed" This seemed to be their only
hope. They well knew that if he did accept and
take the field against them it would be "good bye
to all their prospects Of success In the CORE
spondence below our candidate accepts the nomi-
nation and resolutions, without qualification, and
wing papers need not trouble themselvs to twist
his words to find out what he means, for in few
days he will be on the stump explaining for himself
We are very willing that they shall fatter them
selves that he does not mean t. attack Know Notl
llngism All we ask is that they will go and hear
him. Clarksviae JefersOaian.
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East liz MASSACHUSETTS,

The Boston Post Of The 5th instant abiding to
the fast on that day, says:
Since the first general fast OF 1923 in Massachu-
setts never has there been time when its popula-
ton had more reason to clothe itself in sackcloth
and ashes than it has row. Then difficulties were
gathering about the inlantcolony corn, both blade
and stalk, changed color, hanging by the head as
iii were dead beans rem not up winding to their
wonted manner; and other matters discouraged the
people. Ao'0 political blight is on the Massachu-
settle escutcheon. Thecariina principles ofrepubli-
canism are violated in the home of their earliest
and most intelligent defenders men are prescribed
for their birth place and pesecued for their religion
and the grand old liberty mazinls are forgotten
Need, therefore, is there ora general fast for gen.
eral meditation and rejection Let good citizens
hope FOR happy result.
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Best Known when Tried.-These gentlemen take
pleasure in esyng in regard to A. Fahnestoeks Yer
muge because two of the firm have used it in their pr.
vaie practice physicians for number Of years, and
they have known it, by observation, to be good.
NEW ALBANY ISD July L. 1883
Messrs. B. A. FsHSKsrccK Co.: Gentlemen Having
sold your valuable Vermuge for time and having
seen ii used for many years. would recommend To all
as safe and efficient remedy for all cases of worms In
no instance have any evil results following
its administration but always has Unanswered the
for which it intended and been entirely satisfactory
Believing that every thing that has been forth
gard 10 its virtues is strictly in accordance with our obser-
yaons not only practitioners but Of business
we would uuhe stingy say to ell who read this that it is
the best Vermuge now IN use, and that It's virtues
best known when tried.
RELY, HOOVER & RELY
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States.
apl-Wlm
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The SOUTHERN STAR-The FIRST number Of the
.S1a;tteTp St0r, the successor of the Wincheste,
Democrat, by D. R. CLABoRyE, E.q, is received
It isa large and elegant paper, and its matter is
quite up to its manner. In its editorial conduct
the Star would do honor TO a veteran editor. Our
friend Claiborne has evidently hit upon his true
vocation. He will make fame as an editor, and
We hope he will make money also. We remind
Nashville merchants that they can scarcely find a
better country advertising medium than the Star.
looking to its large circulation ia region trading
with Nashville; and the friends of the editor here
can do him substantial service without scarcely
feeling it themselves, by each enclosing him Il e
amount Of years subscription
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DON'T RUN IN DEBT.


Ii thy clothes are faded and torn;
FIX EN- up. make EN- dc; 1t is better ny lar
IMAM TO have the heart weary ana worn.
no a love you The more for the SET oil your has
~, vi me run, or the ne of your shoe.
ne snaPe Oh your vest or your ooo's OF c's'A''
IL 'h'y Aho" You're In debt ior tie nc"
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an lae eio,ass. i yon know you re 10 aeo'
no eei tnai Perenanee you some may ~ les''
nN ~i'f They're mol psia ior ye''
g., So, ..,
- IL 80: , ie' uie Deg o. YOU 1sh '"A Az ~eD''
IT,, -; ~, S. 81. ana 'ne sous are ola
IL ~, ~ S . paca oeiier ,iian ~! He" So
If ta -, ,ney &c paia l9fWi'n soiu ,o,h.,
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". z. ". Il Go.
-Hs5s also jast rscsire&
NAPOLEON IN ExILE. By O'Neara.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AID FAMILY. By he Ouch
ess DrAbrantes
THE LAND OF The sARAcES. By Bayard TsyIor.
WoLFERrs RoosT. By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPiSTLEs OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
w. J. Conybard and Rev. is. Howsou
RESTORATION OF TIE MONARCHY ~ FRANCE.
b Lamartine. vol.
HISTORY OF THE G1RoSDIsTs. By Lanar.,pe.
LIyEs OF THB QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Mi,,
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Que.n
TIE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By IT, Msptsu.
THs MEDALS OF CREATIoN. By Dr.. Man,eil.
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. WITH Fsxna1'
Designs.
TAsso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. BY wiEsa
PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. = Lieut. Co!ousi
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRBNCE'S LECTURES ON THE NATURAL HIS
TORY OF MAN, sc. vol.
THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated.
With Notes
LILLY's AsTRoLoGy. lvol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated by Jas. Grsive MD.
DUNCAS's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, I2mo. IL
ustra;ed.
PoPE's HoMR2's IIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's HoMER'S ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUIZoT's HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols
THE RELIGION OF PRoTRSTANTs \ SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. By William Chlngvorth.
CHRIST THE End OF THE LAW: Being The Pfsfaes
TO the Geuevan Bibe 1850. By John Calvin. Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS Bv Pierce EEan
CYCLoPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Embra-
cling Memoirs of the Most Celebrated Persons O. Times
fyOi.
CYCLoPEOiA OF CHEMISTRY with It's Application TO
Mineraoey. Physiology and the Arts. VOL, I2no.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and Literary
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. Ivol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. I voleme
With Atlas.
TIE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY Cater
mali. illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. Conducted
by Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITERS OF GERMANY. By Hedge.
EUROPE IN TIE MIDDLE AGES BY Italian.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By HaIlam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND eau.u
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay.
NJ Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received By
W.T.. BERRY Z CO.
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depression of
Shirts.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNEssEr


DIR. Il y. ScARBORoUGB. Dover. Tennessee August 60
1858, have sold all the German Bitiers you have
me and If the preparation continues 20 40 as ns
good a has done, 70 uiH be tie bat medicine err aB
here"
Ia SSoDGElss Sparta, Tennessee August 2o 1855 SAYS.
am pleased TO state that your German Bters hzs zTeE
satisfaction in every instance where II has been u-sd
b. T. HoLLTs, Marlborough. Tennessee Angus. % $50
SAYS am pleased state that German Bitiers has
given general satisfaction"
DIR, p. FARO a BRo, Knoxville Tennessee s,h Arrii
1851, said: Your BitteTs selling fist .ad
every person that has used it. far have bean abs
to learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN 4 Co, Galiatn, Tennessee December
50, 1850, said The firm will want rore Of YOUR BIZ
ters soon, Of the partners thinks great nledi-
cine"
K. HARDY Bolivar Tennes ee September IL 1879
sad There is great demand for your Btters here please
send another lot sooa."
- They eHtirty Hget5ls free from ell iBiurous
Ingredients always strengthen the system aud never NOS
trats it,
~ Sold BY dealers in Medicine and s.orekeerers ~.
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry Demovilie Brown
Grubbs Ewln Brothers, II. G. scoys sbd dealers IN edi
cine generally. fnlehio55-d&vlv
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CoNoREssIoNAL.-In our columns to- day will be
found the name Of the Hon. J. W. Blackwell an.
nouuced as candidate for Congress from this (3rd)
District. Mr. BlacKwel has served two sessions
in Congress and is so well and fayoraby known to
the people ofths portion of the distict that any,
thing we might say in his behalf would add but
little to the renown and merit which he possesses
in such an eminent degree ...H ..
Maj. VIM. c. Lilardi is also announced as can
dldate for the same position. Mr.. LilIard was an
officer in the late war with Mexico and won for
himself in that capacity, some character Those
who are acquainted with his personal transaction
speak very highly of him as gentleman lepelpnd
Banner
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The Hon. JOHN KERR, whig, of North Carolina
announces himself as candidate for reelection to
Congress, and opposed to the K. Ms.
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BARearNs IN nuTInJge IoTs

LNOR SALE.--A desirable Building Lot fronting 1872
Il feet on Hume street. the New Orleans Railroad
Depot.
Also-A small Brick Dwelling in Bosworh5 Row 'front.'
ing about Il feet Cherry and running back s feet
70 alley
Also-A very valuable lot in Edgefsld fronting 1875
feet on Sycamore street, ard running back 9O feet 10 On
alley -
Also-Several very valuable lots in Edge6ed fronting
80 feet each on the Galatin Pike Apply to
& j. l. i K. w. BROWN
apflS-lu 441S Cherry ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

A New York Journal states that lady in that
city has made quarter of million OF dollars by
keeping school.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

R5- The Gazette threatens t. use US up, after
1t has performed that same operation Tor Father
ScHAcHT. Well thsts decidedly the longest credit
we ever had offered usl We say noting Of Father
0cHAoHT's strength, but serenely repose onthe Ga
<sttes weakness
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

ISAAC NEWTON, the well known proprietor of the
Hudson, River steamers died in Newly ork in Satur-
day
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BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE.


Mr. JosEPH NASH, Agent.
fir 1t affords pleasure to acknowledge the prompt
payment the New York Life Insurance Company through
you of Life Policy of $4,000 the late VIM Pearl
For the beneficiary DYER PEARL
We will venture the opinion that IL would be judicous
measure for every head of family in the city, whether rich
or poor to create sinking fund in the shape Policy
good Life Insurance Company 1t much certain
way OF leaving something Tor the support othose
TO him. than 10 trus the chances OF aeeumuang proper
ty for that purpose in the usual way; PURELY Life In
surance Company, established q sound basis
been known TO fall while the acquisition and
OF property individuals very uncertain. often
especially in the commercial world where ndi-
yiduals, after aboous life of 3d. 40 so years MORE
have acquired they think, competency their families
after they themselves shall have departed for that
undiscovered country from whose bourne
No traveller Teturns,'
when il takes to itself wings and files away leaving its
fortunate possessor graspng its shadow
with the melancholy reflection that his family TO be cast
out the cold charities of the world Perhaps would
be well give this subject reflection early life and
not 1t of TO become additional burthen old age
which shall,
Walk thoughtful on the silent solemn shore
OF that vast ocean it must sail so
The New York Life Insurance Company having an aecum
dated fund of million dollars continues prO
posas for Life Insurance ct its Agency Office No. 81 College
street.
April 10, 1855. JosRPH NASH, Agent.
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ID LOOD'S
Addition to Edgefield!
ON THURSDAY, THE sRD DAY OF MAY NEXT
~ on the premises, we will sell the whole of

ON THURSDAY, THE sRD DAY OF MAY NEXT.
~ on the premises, we will sell the whole of
BLOOD'S ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD.
We do most earnestly invite public attention 10 these lots
believing that they cannot be eIceed BY any in this or
any other country
The lots front on the Gaatin turnpike on Woodland.
Russell and Faherand streets 50 feet front and l7O
feet Deep with l6 feet alleys.
The lots convenient TO the centre of busness-sre
vered with tine forest trees evergreens and shrubbery
all kinds-are all handsomely situated Of deep SOIL fifty
feet TO TIE rock and mcst admirably calculated for
neat and elegant private residences
1t is useless for to attempt describe these lots in
this instance ud itmposSbe to tell the whole truth
and as the sale takes place the ground every
judge for themselves.
Plots of the ground be found at our office at the
store OF d. Campbell on the Gaiatn pike and the pre-.
misses where Mr. Blood will take pleasure in showing the
grounds 10 all who will call
THE TERMS ARE MOST ACCOMMODATING
The sale will be on credit of ene two three four and
i've years. for notes payable in bank and bearing interest
Satisfactory security required the first only
and lien retained for the payment Of all Security will
be waived when the purchaser pays 20 in cash
As these lots exempt from the heavy corporaion
tax the savings from this the ground and i'm
provements will go far towards paying for the lots
We will close out these lots on tins day. and will COM
mence the sale promptly at 10 o'clock A N
Omnibuses will run free OF charge the d4v OF sale
Once more urge upon every body call and see the
lots LlNDSLEY- & CROCKETT, So College st
Z. X. GLAscocx, Auctioneer-apl5-td
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HORACE FL. HAzARD, one of the propretors of
the Hazard Company's Powder Works, at Enfield,
Conn, died on Friday last from the premature ex-
plosion of powder which he was proving
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


W.T.. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoAVEEsA
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON BIZ the CousT
DE- Las CAs.s With Portraits and other Illustrators
new edition In vols.
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A fresh crater has recently opened at Mount We,
suvius, from which an eruption is looked for, on
account of the threatening aspect of the noun
tain
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1t Is reported that the hostility of tie adi-
.o' Oh the Gazette to Catholicism Is so intense that
iOr the last week he has refused to eat bet for
fear the steak may prove to be portion Of the
Pope's bull
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England imported o543,533 pounds of tobacco
in 1854, from which she receiVeda revenue of Ga
643478
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JENNY LIND has given several concerts in Hol-
land for the reliet of the sufferers by the great
freshet in that country,
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COOPER & WELLER.
I IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS

COOPER & WELLER,
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS.
- No. 35 Market Street, =
.HlEA At the well known stand of Ben 5. Weller "A
y NASHVILLE, TENN, sgS
II EEP constantly on hand fine assortment of TIN
IA WAKE that will be made with particular reference
to the RETAIL trade together with every variety of work
usually found in our business.
Bathing Tubs Coffee Mills
counter Scales, Chatting Dishes
lea Kettles, Coffee Urns;
Cotton Caus-a superior article;
Ice cream Freez rs, Japanned Tin W-re
Stew Pans, &c.
- Particular attention will be paid to Job Work,
which will do in none but good mike manner
We trust our riends will tender least portion Of
their patronage apl'2-6m
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The Lynchburg Vpginian states that GRAHAM.
the perpetrator of the Wythevie outrage, has been
arrested lie was taken on Wednesday, 18th in
stant about twelve miles from Wytheville, and
lodged in Jail at that place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

THE HONE CIRCLE.-Tb;s Is the name of a month.
ly Magazine, issued from the Methodist Publish.
ing House IN this city. It's no exaggeration to
say, that, IN its mechanical execution, this maya
zIne is equal to any magazine in the country. We
think it one of the neatest specimens Of typogra-
ply we have ever seen, and really feel quite proud
of it as an exhibition OF Nashville mechanical in
dnstry and skill. The editor shows tact and taste
of the first quality. His Centre Table "Kev
Basket" Library" &c. are delightful We are
competent judges OF good editor; and we tell or
Methodist friends, from this sample of tie Home
Circle, that in Mr.. HUFsToN they have a jesgel
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The Union oas american makes an article of our
prospectus the SUBJECT Of IFS editorial yesterday
Father Eastman has, on several previous occasions
taken occasion TO pick at the principle embodied
therein Gazette.
Not for single bad principle, Sonny, do we ar
ragn thee, but for being wrong always We are
sometimes almost discouraged at the task Of en-
tightening you fer your b!unders are veyy Nancy,
Henry!
1t may be good, but it ism. pretty English 10 say
that ION several previous occasions we have taken
occasion, DC. It is better than French, though.
"Quoi do,cF
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MILLEr SEED WANTED.-we wish 10 pur.
1 chase 500 bushels Of aillet Seed Also 80 bushels
OF Blackeye, Brown and Lady Peas Also Cornfeld
beans for which we viii paw the highest market price in
cash.. i y 80 WELLER & COOPER
At their Tin Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
April Is. Market rset
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THE SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL,

New Haven, Connecticut,
OFFERS superior advantages 10 rsry limited number
of Boys. Their health, manners and morals reesiT-
ing constant supervision makes this good substitute for
HoNs Frequent exercises on horseback and by carriage
Location retired and heahiu the grounds nearly three
acres References in New York City-R s ID DeDison,
Bible House, J. II. Fonda, Esq, SO William st; Bishop
Williams Middleton, Conn DR. Thomas, p. NJ, New Ha-
ven. - For circulars, &c, address the
anS-lM Rev. AIONZO G. SHEARS. New Haven.
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The whole number of bounty land applications
under the act of March g. 1856, received at the
Pension Office up to Saturday evening, is fifty thou
sand five hundred. Three thousand six hundred
were received on Friday, and about two hundred
and fifty letters ofinouiry
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,,
BY MORRIS sTRATION.
ON Friday Morning next the goth of April. we viii
~ sell, in front Of our store without reserve
loo hhds Sugar fair to prime; 500 kegs Nails assorted.
200 bags choice Rio Coffee 200 boxes Star and Talow
2C0 bbs prime Molasses; Candles;
100 Plies Mag. Whisky; 50 boxes Soap;
loo !" various brands; so casks Soda;
90 fine old Whiskys- 25 bags Pepper;
various brands; 10 90 Spice;
50 bbls Am Brandy& Gin 25 " Ginger;
10 Malaga Wine; % bbls Copperas;
. n T. Rum 500 reams Wrap. Paper.
200 " super st Louis Flour
With other articles in the Grocery line too nums
rous to mention apll NORRIS STRATTON.
| TEA TEA, TEA I'VE have just received a large
lot Of extra fine Tea put up by the Canton Tea Com
pany in assorted size packages consisting of Young Hy-
| son, GunpoSder, Imperial and 0olong For sale by
| apli DEMOvILLE 4 BELL. 20 Cherry ST.
| CIGAilS, CIGARS!- COME AT LAST
- Just received large lot Of hose cheap Cigars For
apli Druggists, No. &c Cherry street.
| PIO COFFEE -81z bags Rio Cofee-prime article
| III Just received and for sale by
apll ~ SH. LOOMS d co.
| SN Boxes Pearl Starch; as, 600 Cigers, ali
| ~ brands. Just received aud for sale BY
apll s. Ii. LOOMS co.
| = Casks Fine Sugar Cured Hams, just received
| y and for eale by
| spll s H. LOOMS & co.
| EXECUTOR's NoTICE.-The undersigned hav
II ing this day been qualified the executors Of
county all persons having claims against said
requested present then aud those indebted viii
| please settle immediately.
W f. WATKINS,
P. McR0BERTS, Exec'rs
| Maj hyille Aprjl II 1S55-fm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

The importers and dealers in wine and spirits in
New York city are to have meeting in the Park,
some day this week, to protest against legislative
interference with what they claim to be their con-
stitutional rights
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

Eg- There will be preaching to-day at the Cot
tage Church, at 3 O'Clock, by Rev. Mr.. PRov1SF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

The Galapagos Guano has been analysed by Pro-
lessor HosFORD of Harvard College, who pronoun-
ces it among the most valuable of guano deposits,
as 1t contains more ammonia than the best Peruvian
sDecimeus BIZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-15

The President accepted and ratified on Saturday
treaty concluded with the Rogue river tribe of
Indians on the 18th day Of November, 1854; also,
treaty concluded with the Cherokee tribe of In
dams on the 22d dav of February a...