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RF BELL,
COMIISSION MERCHANT.
Opposite Sewanes House, College Street. No. 20,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour Bacon
Lard, Clover Seed, Miilet Seed Nails Pow
der, Cigars, Tobacco &c, &c.
JUST RECEIVED:
nONE HUNDRED bags so dozen Painted Buckets;
~ MO Codee, new crop; 30 dozen assorted Cordial
% ebls Moasses; bags Allspice;
80 19-bDi do; bags Pepper;
100 l, and gallon De- Table Salt in bxs
mgohnsi 100 whole half AID quarter
so los Nutmegs; boxes Raisins:
20 Nests Market Baskets; 9 tierces fresh Rice.
10 bbls No. 2 Mackeral; 5 traits y = Almonds.
100 kits Nos l and do
And for sale At The lowest prices by
JAM! K F. BELL,
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b. n. NTKRs A C. CARTER
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
NE have yet on hand about TWENTY SA%sE
w FIVEFINE CARRIAGES, R0CKNAYS&sAE
AND BUGGIES of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior workmanship all of which
determined sell ct price other in the next
ninety DAYS. All who want Buggies cheap along.
MYERS Il CARTER, So MaT5et st.
aug.lI. Z. Opposite Nashville Inn
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LYONS d co,
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.

DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.
TUST received this day Of the finest and most beau
81 ulT selected stock Meerschsum Pipes ever brought
to this city.
Also very beautiful lot of Stems, Of which are of
Cherry.
Also Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches md Bags
All of which we respectfully invite the attention OF
the public TO call aud examine it trouble for US to
sboE our Goods LYONS & Co,
iv7 10 Cedar street.
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v. L. BOYD. Jr.

WEARE NOW RECEl-
WING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING for Men and Boys,
comprising all the newest styles
of Costs, Vests and Pants, of diff.
terent qualities, With q large as
sortment of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, which we will
make up TO order, in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, a large assortment Of
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods
aud Under Clothing of the best
quality. silk and Bingham I'm.
brellas in black and fancy colors
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
October s, 1854.
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EMPTY Box ES.

NSTE HAVE for sale "a lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable 10 contain Coal they would also be con
veuient Cor grain and and other purposes.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
n0y22 az College street.
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!. Ill. CURIiEY
CIGARS, CIGARS!!

CIGARS! CIGARS!!
90 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cigars lust re-
ZO.OOOceired and for sale, consisting partly
of the following Brands: Jupters Ia Favoitas La Ha.
benera; La PEDRO Carrlio Napoleon Pensadosa. With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets
dec5-tf }. MOORE
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NTINNOW SEINES. A small lot y feet long 81
wi deep Also Bamboo Poles aud Jointed Poles with
fall supply of Fishing Tackle dc constantly on hand By
JAMS BROWN 4 GkUBBS IS College q
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"HAN KNOW THYSELF.

An Invaluable Book Jor 20 cents. "EDeyy Fanailg
should hare @ Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold nleSs afEIEhn
il than 5 months. 4 new edition, revised <LSlsksg
and improved, just issued SEs,-xW
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
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GOD LIVER OIL Gro. genuine Cod Liver Or.
! just received from RushtOu, Clark = Cos By
Jane BROWN < GRUBBS, IS Coiisge St
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GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.

THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN PART OUR
l. STOCK, which is nearly complete, which euabies as
to effer inducements TO purchasers
1853 bags io Havana Lag 20 boxes StcGgatoD Biiters;
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I EECuES.I 400 Swedish Lseches on hand aud Cor
l. sale by BROWN Z G2UBBS, 4s College st.
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DAINTS, SC.-On hand, White Lead Linseed Oh
Il and Turpeltine; Chrome and Paris Green dry ard
in oil TIMBER Sienna Venetian Red &c ground in OIL.
jaa5 BROWN s GRUBBS As College ST.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
ON Saturday, the Cd day OF March next at the Court
~ House in Nashville, at Y o'clock n BY virtue of
Deed Of Trust executed to by James Pendergast and
wife, aud Fleming Scott, the 7th june l55z and
duly recorded, shall expose at public sale for cah the
HOuse.and Lot mentioned in said deed Of trst-it being
the house and lot then occupied BY said Pendergss and
wife and being part Of Lot No % in Whtesides BIlchs
Addition to Nashville fronting sSJl feet Lower College
Street. Z. CODY,
jan26-td By LrxDsLEY 4 CEccKErr
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FTNEAS.-We will continue to keep The Ceebrated Peku
Teas consisting Of Ne Plus Ultra Black and Plan
taton Imperial brands Asn fine Teas 10 chests and cad
dies. jans[ BROWN 4 GRUBBS As College ST
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HERI0T & PETIT,
NOTARIES, AVERAGE ADJUSTERS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS,
n. SO EAST BAY, CH4RLEST0E So. CT
janlo-d6m
- ELLING AT COSr-WALKING CANES MEER
- CHAUA PIPES, &c.-We are selling the balance
our stock Of the above articles at cost 10 close out ANY
one in want Of them would do well TO call at
APT LYONS cos. I9Cedar 81
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And sole agents Tor the s2leot
Hazards Kentucky Rife and Blasting Powder,
BACON d BROS SAFETY FUSE, AND
Longworth' Sparkling Catawba Wines,
a. Public Square, NASHVILLE, TEN.
yNTE have now in store, by late arrivals
w 50 hhds n. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls Molasses do;
100 do Deans Extra WHISKY;
IT'S boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
loo do Talow Candles;
Z25 do Western Reserve Cheese
so bbs Clover Seed;
FS boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, No. Il
90 do Prestons do dol
74 do G.Boyds do dc;
10 do Boar i Goodwins do do
III DO Various Brands;
100000 Regea Cigars all grades;
Which we will sell low for cash.
jams s. Il. LOOMS Gu.
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NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
TWO miles North of the city, betweP me Gallan and
Louisville Branch Turnpikes aGG the line Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The Proprietor has for sale collection Of the best va.
riey of FRUIT TREES ever offered in Tennessee among
which will be found APPLES. PEARS, PEACHES
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APRIC0FS, EECTARINES, &c ,
large and welrOoted, and aparTQnted true to name.
Also Evergreen and Decidu0us Ornamental! Trees and
Shrubbery.
Trees and Plants viii he put up in good order and de-
hverec, # desired, at any point in Nashville.
szy PRICES Low.
Cali al the Nursery, send in your orders. Address
L. c. LlSHY,
jan6-dw&twltH Nashville Tenn.
A j. DUNCAN ~ co. have Just received a su:
a. peTOr assortment Of Domestic Goods, manufactured
at "Sylyan Mills, BY Messrs Geans Co, aud are the
agents for the sale all their manufactures Now in store
Best Tennessee" Bed Ticking;
highcoiored Gngbams;
do Plaids for Servants Dresses.
Apron Checks, 2x2 and AKA;
Brown Cotton Plaids &c, &c.
Which they will sell a. established prices by the bale
piece. a. J. DUNCAN 4 co.
jsne No. 20 Public Square
CILK AND RIBBONS.-Black and Fancy cooTs
OSk Velvet Ribbons assorted widths just received and
for sale at wholesale, BY
dec2s A. MORRISON co.
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DIRD SEEDS -l,poU lbs Canary Seed also, Hemp
ID and Rape Seed.
ians BROWN & GRUBBs. IS CoIlezs St
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OOAL FOR SALE.-5OOO bushels Coal from Bsll's
Mines Gu board the steamer Odd Fellow at 50 cents
per busheL lieb22-st J. w. PAGE
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u,rano,s vermisuye-No

M,Lane's Vermifuge.-No remedy ever in
vented has been successful the great worm medi-
cine of Dr. MLEne. All who have used il have been
equally astonshed and delighted its wonderful ener-
" and efficacy. To publish all the testimonials In its
favor would H volumes must therefore content
selves with brief abstract OF n few Of them.
Japhet c. Allen of Amboy, gave dose TO a child G
years old, and brought away 50 worms He soon af
ter gave another dose to the eh which brought
away so more, making 1873 worms in about 12 hours,
Andrew Downing, Of Cranbury township, Venango
county, gave his child tea-spoonfl and she passed
III worms. Next morning. repetition Of the dose,
she passed ll3 more.
Jonathan Houghman, Of West Union, Park county,
Ia writes that he is unable to supply the demand as
the people in his neghborhood say, after trial of the
others that none is equal to Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge
Messrs. n. j. w Cotton, OF Winchester Ind hap
pened last spring TO get some OF this Nermuge. After
selling few bottles the demand became great for it
that their stock exhausted They state that It has
produced tho best effect wherever used, and is very
popular among the people.
Purchasers vii be careful to ask for Or. MLdRe's
Celebrated VerHifage and take none else. All other
Vermifuges in comparison, worthless DR.. MLane's
yermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada. 3D.. a.
For sale by p. II. KEITH & Co.. Athens; J. A. & G. W.
COFFIN, Madsonville and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. april 20l
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1855 Spring g. Summer! 1866
10. H KTTTH ee co.,

L.. Ia. 3A-4I ~ Cc SS|.,
IAVE received and are now opeuing at
Il Il their old stand, the most snlendid and
varied assortment of Goods ever of
fered to the people of NcMinn county. The
Goods were selected with the utmost atten-
tion to good TASTE and to the wants of the
community for which they are intended
They have large supply of almost every
description of Staple Goods-Dry Goods,
lIardwa Groceries, de-, of The best quality.
full assortment of Goods for Gentlemen
wear, such as Cloths, Cassmers, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Plain and Fancy Vestings, era.
watts. &c, of the latest and most approved
styles.
And, Ladies, they have kept you in per-
petual remembrance, and all the while have
had nm eye single to the qualification Of your
taste, and they hntter themselves that you
will be emlnently pleased with their stock
of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. which embraces
Berage de LANES, Lawns, Striped, Plaid and
Brocade silks, Fancy Tissues, Ginghams DC;
BonL cts Bonnet Trimmings, Linen and En-.
broidered Handkerchief, Glover, and va.
riety of varieties which they cannot now de-
scribe, but will be pleased to show all who
NAV favor them with call.
Also, a large variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
such, they think, as will strike the fancy even
of the least fanciful. In short, they have
endeavored to select such Goods as you want
and such as will pay you well for your money,
all of which will be sold at the lowest sort
of prices April 2O-tf-343
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WHAT Is A Tos WsIGHr ?--The Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania recently decided that
according TO the laws of that State ton
weight consisted Of 1000 lbs, and that a
greater number of pounds could not be legal.
ly exacted in purchasing ton of coal, no,-
withstanding tho custom Of giving 2,a4o in
one part Of the State, and 2,26s in another.
The United States District Court ut phihdel.
phia, on Monday, however, decided in suit
in admiralty that the legal weight Of a ton of
coal is 2,240 lbs, and that the coal dealers
have no more right to give less than grocers
would have TO give less than sixteen ounces
10 the pound. As the constitution Of the
United States gives Ia Congress the power to
"fx the standard of weights and measures,
il is supposed that the net of 1884, passed by
tho Assembly in Pennsylvania, must yield To
the highest authority, and all the laws Of the
State prescribing The size of The yard measure,
the cubic contents of bushel nnd OF gallon
are null and void where they differ from the
United States standard.
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CAUSE OF FIREs.-In an interesting paper
on fires and fire insurance, published in the
January number of the London Quarterly
Review, it is asserted on the authority of NJ.
Braidwood, as his belief, that by long expos
ure to heat, not much exceeding that of boil
ing water, or 2i2 degrees, timber is brought
into such a condition that il will fire without
the application of light. The time during
which this dessication goes on, until it ends
in spontaneous combustion, is, he thinks,
from eight to ten years; so that a fire may be
Matching on mans premises during the
whole of his lease. without making any sign.
The small circulating pipes which convey hot
water through building, have been known
TO set fire to wood, even when the tempera-
ture of the water is not over 800 drgrees-
Builders should inform themselves of these
facts, aud never place pipes conveying heated
air or hot water near to the woodwork of the
building.
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New Spring & Summer Goods

A RE now receiving and opening a very
IN large and well selected stock of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS, to which they re-
specially invite the attention of customers
Their stock consists in part Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS-Bcrages, Tissues, Organdies,
Printed Jaconets, Brlliantes, Lawns, Challas,
Musins, Plain and Fancy Silks, Bonnet Rib
bons; English and French Prints of every
style; Curtain Prints, Irish Linens, Linen
Napkins, Damask Table Linen, Toweling, dc.
Cottonades, Satiuetts, Tweeds, &C.
Also, Fancy Goods, Porte Monnaies, Card
Cases, Tooth Brushes, Cloth and Hair Brush
es, India Rubber Dressing and Puff Combs,
Cabas, Fishing Lines Masons Lines. Percus-
sion Caps, Match Boxes, Perfumery, Lubecs,
Extracts Ponade, Bandaline, Olephane, Rob-
erts' Crinite, Walnut Shaving Soap, Variega.
ted Balls, DC.
Also, Bonnets Hats, Boots and Shoes to-
gether with every variety of READY MADE
CLOTIlING; Hardware, Queensware, DC, all
of which will be sold unusually low. Give
them call April 20-tf-343
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co vi vi E r CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 10.
Since my last Price Current our Produce market has
been somewhat eXited and prices Of articles have
advanced now quote:
Bacon hog round % a. Zoe, being an advance Of
u 90 W since my last. The demand is good and the
impression is that prices will advance still more Hams
are worth lOb 90 iiHc; sides 9H 90 loo; shoulders s
% SIC; jowles 81 % Sc. LARD II % re in barrels and
kegs. TALLow fzSc BgEf,on foot scarce at a DC.
BEEF HAMS, dried, 90 lie VESs0S 10 a. 12c. HIDEs,
dried 10 a lie Hogs, Sheep, Wool and Cotton Goods
without change. CoRS scarce at LIS % 1920 MEAL
Sl,15 a 1,25. WHEAT LIS a. g. FLOUR $40 a 10 b
Dbl aud same D hundred In sacks, OATS so 90 S5c.
SroCK PEAS ~ 80 and WHITE BEANS az "a 80.
RYRsi. HAY S1,I5 "a 100 FEATHERS IS % 3sc. No
Dried Fruit In market. BEEswAx 20 a. 23c. BUTTER
scarce at 90 "a 25c. EGGs 10 a l5c.
EXCHANGE on the North y q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY
Commission and Produce Merchant
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THE WYTHEvILLE TRAGEDY.-Dr. J. Aus
tin Graham, who has been arrested for killing
Mr.. Spiller, at WythevlIe, Va, came very
near being lynched by the citizens before he
could be safely lodged in Jail. He offers, it
is said, no excuse for his crime, bat says he
did not intend to kill any one else. II appears
party of twenty-one persons was in pursuit
of him, and when taken he was nearly starved
and frozen. He attempted to resist 10y draw
ing pistol, but being assured that it was
useless, and that he would be lawfully dealt
with he surrendered.
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AUCTION SALE.

WILL be sold at London, Tenn, on the
w 5th day of May next, all the Rail Road
Tools belonging to Croft d Carmichael, con
sistlng If Crowbars, Drills, Hammers Carts,
and all other things necessary for Rail Road
ing. A credit will be given on all sums over
S5--purchaser giving approved security.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Croft d Carmichael has beensiissolved
by mutual consent---D. l.. Carmichael as
Stunning the payment of all outstanding claims
Persons having claims against said firm will
present them for settlement on or before the
9th of May next, to A. o. Howard, at the old
stand Of McLin d Henry, Loudon, Tenn.
G. CROFT,
Apl l3-4t-342 D.. CARMICHAEL.
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W- A letter from Kickapoo city, Kansas
territory, under date Of March %, 1855, says
the streets ARE being rapidly graded, the Ia.
borers receiving $3.50 per dem, and that the
following ARE the usual prices of provisions I:
Pork 6 cents per pound, beef cents; venison
9 cents; mutton cents; chickens So per
dozen; turkeys rs cents per pair geese rs
cents each; eggs l2t cents per dozen; flour
$3.50 per hundred pounds; wood 81 per cord,
delivered. Competent brickmakers are par
ticularly wanted. .
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Notice, if you Please.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
III Randolph county, Ala, on the I'd inst,
q NEGRO MAN, named anderson, about s2
years old. Ave feet eight or ten inches high,
Of bright mulatto color some black freOkes
in his face, grey eyes, hair inclined to be san
dy and tolera6ly straight but kinks a little,
round face. Roman nose. broad front teeth,
round shouldered, round bodied, trim made,
fiat footed, and weighs 80 or 100 Displays
the fiddle-had two fine shirts, black jeans
coat, casinet pants, blue blanket slit and
bound with red flannel, coarse boots. He
will try to pass as free man to a free State.
will give liberal reward for his apprehen-
sion aud confinement in any Jail so that get
him. or for his delivery at my house. My
Post Office is Arbacoochee, Randolph CO., Ala.
THOMAS BLAKE, Su.
April IS, 1866 34a
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uexicau Mustang Linimept.-

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-rrom rich
and poor, bond and freeall grades, coors and cond
tons, the sumo need OF praise is rresstiby given to
this wonderful preparation Thousands of bottles are
sold and used daily, and but universal opinion is ut
tered by all who it, and that's, that no remedy ever
before discovered, possesses such healing and curative
properties IL like magic in relieving pains of any
kind no matter by what caused how excruciating-
sprans dislocation of JOINTS bruises cuts burns scad
ulcers cancers rheumatism piles caked breasts or any
pain soreness, Stiffness weakness Of JOINTS muscles
or ligaments. The niment Is equally applicable and
equally eGrectual in giving immediate relief Try it.
For sale In Athens by VIM. BURNS; in Calhoun by D.
f. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. d. Balm. [aprl2O
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~ The Circassian women, noted the
world over for their beauty, adopt mode OF
dress which denotes their position in society.
# n fair vision should chance to attract the
admiring Chances of Il gallant knight in search
of wife, he can always tell by the color of
her trowsers whether the wearer be maid,
wife, or widow; virgin white being worn by
the Young girls, red by her who has assumed
the duties of n matron, and blue by the hap
less dame who mGurns the death of her lord.
Now that's sensible.
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Icy The second State Temperance Con

icy The second State Temperance Con-
vention of Kentucky called on account of the
decliuation of the candidate nominated at the
first, made no nomination for Governor, lcay-
ing the friends of the cause to choose be-
tween Mr.. Loving and Mr.. Clark. The con-
venlion endorsed the nomination Of Mr.. Har-
dy for Lieut.. Governor, who was nominated
by the first convention.
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Macon Market.

MACON, April II.
Transactions for the past week limited Stocks Bacon
Lard Flour and all kinds Produce light and good demand
BACON hog round, 9H 40 Toe; clear sides 10 90 lOkc,
LARD, stocks light 10Y q lie in bbls CoRS, scarce,
al leo a l25 OARS, scarce, 900 s0c. PEAS 80 a 81
MgAL, scarce, S1,25 90 1,3O Flour, superhne So %
81 a 4Oc Hay, good Tennessee, 81 10 q cwt BUTTER
good article is % 20. CorfEE, Rio firm, 12h 90 &c.,
SuGAR New Orleans 81 % Sc. MoLAssE In barrels, SO
90 SIC.
EXCHANGE on New York y . cent prem.
Respectfully, 90
ALLEN a DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon Ga
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.ag- BY law recently passed in Michigan,
married woman may receive, buy, sell, de-
wise. mortgage, &c, her real aud personal
property, without the consent OF her husband,
and also sue and be sued; without joining the
husband in the suit in either case. SO the
identity Of. the woman MS an individual is be-.
ginning to be fairly recognised.
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County Court. Mcigs county, Tenn.
Thomas Miller, Guardian of william Ii. Miller

"a
VIM. II. Hunter, John p. Hunter. Andrew J.
Hunter, Robert Il. Hunter VIM. G. Hutche.
son and wife Doreas Ann, formerly Doroas
Ann Hunter and Samuel S. Hunter. heirs.
Gt-law Of Samuel Hunter, decd
Petition 10 Sell Land
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
i from tue allegations Of the bill filed in
this eause, that tho defendants, John II. Hun.
ter. Andrew G. Hunter, Thomas J. Hunter
and Samuel s Hunter, are non resident ciii-
zens Of the State Of Tennessee. II 10 therefore
ordered by the Court that publication BIO
made for four successive weeks IN tho Athens
Post, newspaper published 10 Athens. Ton
nessee, notifying said nonresident defendants
to make their personal appearance AZ the
next session Of the County Court Of aieigs
county. Tennessee, TO he held on the first
Monday in May, 1855, Mt the Courthouse in
the town Of Decatur, then and there 60 nm.
swer compliments bill filed against them in
this cause or the same will be taken pro eo,.-
fesso and set for hearing sr paytc ms 10 them.
JAMES A. HOUSER. CLERK
April 49,, ls55--4t Prs fee s. a4g
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Tux PREsrptsr m MICHIGAN The act Of the
President pocketing the st. Clair Improve.
ment bill has created great indignation in
the West, and some Of the staunchest demo.
cratic papers are loud in their denunciations
Of it. The Detroit Free Press, the most zeal
Gus and the ablest paper Of the party in the
North west. recently had a strong leader on
the subject, in which it assures 1.-THE Admins
tration at Washington that the Democracy of
the Northwest not only cannot and wiU not
sustain the policy which has denied these APP
preparations, but will repudiate it," and it
broadly insinuates that the Executive has
deceived the Northwest on the subject. 1t
continues ITO fail of the appropriation is
serious enough, but 1t does not involve SO
many difficulties as the denial Of the vital
principle that it is the duty of the Govern
ment TO protect and facilitate the legitimate
commerce of the country. The President
must abandon this ground or so far rs this
question is concerned, tie Democracy of the
Northpest tciH abandon him The attempt to
abstain him would invite to humiliation" -
The article concludes: ave desire to sup
port the administration in all it's measures,
but we shall stop far short Of countenancing
such distractions as apparently lie ut the
bottom Of the Presidents objections to this
BILL"
Here is rank characterization. Where sleeps
the wreath of the "Unionl" Where is Forneyf
Where General Cassl