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Clifton & Abbot.

VTTOULD respectfully call The attention Of their friaD5,
w aud the public generally TO their present stock ~
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of Mems and Boys Clothing Of all styles an
prices. Also,
FURNISHING GOODS
Ia the greatest variety, among which British half Hose
superior srtce Fancy and Cotton sf Hose; Merno feel
half Hose Napoleon. lie JOinvie, LoUOn and great va
rsty Of other Neck lies; very rich assortment Of
SIX Cravats, SILK, Kid, Isle Thread and other Gloves
MsTseilisis Fancy and White Shirts Shirt Collars both
fancy and white; silk Drawers and Shrts Merno, Lesles
Thread aud Jean Shirts and Drawers, These a few
~~dVRd TmsrlS-du
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President of the Robertson Association
70 -. lsGnroeE. P,s,:d.nt d d. RaB.rt,an

To R w. MeGaUoek, President Of The Robertson
Associations
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request, we
submit the following report
In company with the City Marshal we visited
every house in the city where smallpox was suspec-
ted, and we found only four cases, viz:
8th Ward-Rebecca Perry, continent, very bad
Patsy, negro slave, conyalescent. James ROurke,
deck passenger from a steamboat, at Pest House, re-
covering Mary Morris, negro child at Pest House.
a mild case.
From the general precautions which have been
taken to prevent the extension Of the disease we
feel confident that no fears need be entertained Of
its spread. 7. A ATCHISON.
JOS. G. NEWMAN
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MISS STASLEY.-This accomplished actress takes
a benefit tonight, AID #s trust our citizens will
show their appreciation Of her work and talents BY
giving her substantial benefit.
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MORE FINE BEET.-Mr. L. c. Coleman will offer
for sale tomorrow morning, at his stall in the Mar
ket House, some really fine beef Bear this in mind,
if you want a good steak or roast
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HERMAN a. RAINS.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
NO. 10 SOUTH-~IDE PUBLIC SQUARE
NASHVILLE, TENN
lAINTS Ec.-Linseed Oil, White Lead sum White Zine
Dark Black, Indian Red, Raw and Burnt Sienna, lmpe
rial Green dry and in o Window Glass, Varnishes sand
Paper Pant Brushes, VErnish Brushes, Painters Busters
SC, for ale by lsP-sl KEENAN, d RAINS.
DIR. NOISES INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
TTOR The ef Dyspepsia, General Debility loss Of Mus
Il cular Energy Pnyeica Lasuds, ali Nervous Disorders
and General Prostralioa. For sale by
aprs HERMAN & RAINS.
THE celebrated Partisan Shampo Water for ceansng and
I identifying the hair, ustIeceIved by
APPS KEENAN, & RAINS.
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IL Positively the most Wonderful Dis
cOvery the Nine eenth Century is Prof WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE snce the best and intelligent Of
citizens positively testify that it will restore perfectly, and
permanently both bald and the gray, all dsnd-
ruff itching or disease Of Kind Om the scalp and pre-
the hair perfectly old age See the Circular and we
defy doubt Sold by all Druggists. lspr29-dlW.
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eoa-husu llglslency OF the Wezher as caused ne
% postpone ny drs. HI5lIc sale heretofore 1900 y.
Sols On i5 Elss a-d on me l5ts IlsJ, uns TaURsB6F
me zen NAY me Lois WISH examined before tb Al ~
sale being satisfied lhal the more tbsv are ssn ~ 49,
ney Will ErOE Ia public favor a. N Is I.lg.1sl rV
+. K. GLGsC0CE, Aucu0uo-. -,r-
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MARRmD.-On the Dist inst, by the Rev. c. D.
Elliott, FRANK NJ. JOHNSON to Miss ANNA NJ. Gun
EINGHAM, all Of this city.
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PIanettys Bittars

THIS old and celebrated Tonic, purely vegetable in
compositon) has been used for long time, with great
succsss, for the cure Of Dyspepsia ElatBicnCy,
sea Sickness a lead Ache and all Nervous
Affections, Il Is neEsant 10 the taste and its will
forify she system against all Bilious Complaints,
Fever Ague, DC, &C., b thousands in The various
cities and towns OF tue Union testify.
william a. Hicks a. Cos New York, Gem
eraI Agents.
For sale BY Druggists generally,
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BSg@ Mr. Bancroft has realised $50, 900 from the
sales of his History Of the United States.
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iE above sale Of lots and ssiisncss south Nashville
Il BE- postponed until SATURDAY May 3ltb Inst i. t-o
o'clock, n "a .. - q r. w. Brown.
BEST NUTMEG CHEESE
nAk hundred aud dy above. Of suDsrar ornIlfv
~ just received and Tor sale by
mayo j. G. ROBERTsoy. R-o,s.,a-.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNIoN AND AlLERICAN oFFICE, !

UNION And AMEBIUAN UFFIUE, I
NASHVILLE, May p, 1857.
TOBACCO-Sale at johnson, Horne & Co., of 3
hhds at TO IS, s 90, 10 IS.
BACON-ReceiPtsI light; Shoulders III; Hams l23
and Sides lac. from wagons.
WHISKY-OhiO is selling at 3OG33.
CORN-Very scarce and is selling at 9Oc in sacks.
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NASHVILLE


IA We will thank our city subscribers to report
70 US an failures on the part Of our carriers to de-
liver their papers.
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NASHVILLE, May 20, 1851.

To DRs T. A. ATCHIsoN and Jos. C. NEwYAE-
Ge8tlsmcg:-Ilis generally believed that the Small
Pox now prevails 10 d considerable extent in our
city, and persons living at distance are deferred
from coming here on account Of the many rumOrs
now afoat in regard to its extent and malgnancy.
Ecu hereby requested to 60 through the city, in
your efficient capacity, physicians Of the Robert
son Association, and furnish an accurate report Of
every case and its character that's in existence.
RANDALL W. MCGAYOCK,
DraesInrsf IF 4hn Roharfsov Aqeooiatiou
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SMALL POX.

The exaggerated reports which have been put in
circulation in the country, in regard to the preya
lence Of small poI in the city have caused much
needless alarm, and we glad to see the Robert
son Association authOritatively eOntradicting these
reports, that body has done in the following
respondence
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TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons.
50 boxes Orangss;
90 packages 5gest and Ch4mrrrra crf...
$50 do Walkers and zgifSf- ~. 60. 49,
dozen New YORK made Is PlT,us-
50 boxes K. r. Rauins In aus ovfsr.
l50i95o genu ne Napoleon Cizsrs.
as0eo0 assolsisd brands,
lOuoO Havana Cigars, for city trafs.
~ dozen bemOnd syTup home r.ad.
100 galloas syrup All lFors
Inc above ariices are frssh M In go. ,4s "a .r
y l1AJoi J. o. FO6EAl IN.
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Pianos,


LEDGkRS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Book Check Books Note Paper, Envelopes Ink Gold and
sleei Fens, I9Eatandss Pencils. Just received by
mrhH JOHN YORK & co.
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LIQUORs.

casks United Vineyard PlopHs.oss brandy;
casks sherry Wluei
5 casks Madera Wine.
Ihe1o Liquors bought OF the cela5uaed hcnse NJ
c. d J. Boxer Now turk- Also 11ls Ola H-a
WHISKY = DOS Ola boufoon WHISKY god aasor-
mentui Old hqd0rs aud Champagne.
vel Invite ne trade % give CALI and examine oar
STOCK CAhlER5 MckAEos 70.
mayl9 16 Fu0ne square.
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F1iO MILLH RIGHTS. Mol OtV vpps t,r -,7,t-r.....
- M ---ea q Co. az the reqlesi III their iris-fs
- nave removed heir pIace ausi1sss t0 49,
~ $50 lise doors south 81 Broad, ard are prspsrs
-A Pl.lelna OF every description an finas 81 flrl-
repaired and attended TO- Saw tI11d- ~ 49,
maSs y order on the shortest n0lcs and tisv ho III @
1y ..Ilns aA ozdarl' % asrt due snare d 515s
tmra1-gsz.
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OLD ALANTADO D

OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
THREE original casks, which offer sEsUUE and
i PERIoR WINE. B. I. SIMPSON,
march4 A. Public Square.
BROAD STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
THE election OF the Broad Street Bridge Company
for the purpose Of elecng officers for the ensuing year
will be held At the City Hotel on MONDAY, JUNE lST,
between the hours Of and y, A. N.
may2-Im 8. 81. SCOTT, secy
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TIE GREAT REAL ESTATE OFIs54
WILL COME OFF IN
BOstiCk's Magnificent


ADDAANON TO NASElh fLEtE.
M TUESDAY, 2NB JUNB NEXT, a. 10 o,eloer A AL
- on tle premises on which We vii - Ii ths
highet bidder without reserve ABOUT Effrv of IL sI
and commanding Residence Los as can Bs r-,ri IL ~ ~
emily OF Nashville any other City in Ausrie Is. 49,
oaL inp eriecsy describe Major Blscs elegant ars -
ever ue We visit ilel M naive traes bs.nt
l"n hgn commanding 0udlug sJes. aud irst, eoar4r-
around present 10 eyes beauties ana adr..Ia
We VIII merely remark that b0sIck's addition sai1i h -
AAns uagnlcent addEuus 4ad g-is af thsf
oeauliul lea acre FlIki donated b. Ar W.lias Oh rre
coTporatiOn Of Nashville, WhlCh viii Be Beautifully enclosed
in time.
Ihs srses in BOstick's adil on are mos. u,,
dmAed "aklhs eFeuue G0rmeTy Line street, Is maead-
ail.5d is9 me ciy-e2isndug entirely thr1ugl Watkins
ana hOsLcAa aufiI0uss b0sEIE srl-nfiee fr-r
Cedar street. north sardiV through Bostcs1 adftrig-rT
De entirely mae Dc aIEsd days Inc los fr3ur 80
orally 5e ieet each watkins lslck avenue 40 81
pa M Onson streets running oacA 50 ea 10 ~ ZOOS al
Hne Geld is nov open rspec1a ion We m1st esrs-
y invite all persons 90 attend sale who visa lo bv
mos o7aatul Suburban Residences LOS Tree from a. hsa
aIst ana heavy corporation Sax OF tie city.
1ersli = ana years cr1d, Tor bearing fntsresf
Win satisfactory security, payable fn Bank and 1en 10
tanned.
AT conclusion Of The above saIe we win sell tvob
al " atSlna addon corner Of Gay PARK So.
onloases and Collation. As usual.
J. L. a. r. ~. GROWN
lHiss' a aeuoneer- lmayl6I ~ Chsrry e.
REGULAR WEDNESDAYS AND sRTUT
Dan = EAChEE BOAT
FOR SMEI INLAND AND PaUVCaEf
cosNEcr1Sa WITH REGULAR
o. s. NAIL 81 EaAkRS FOk 81. LOUIS q. LOUryvrrr
"a 'Hs nest light water paekes boat 4 "a --
= -lLLas ai-slers sli- Fll curing lla sea- "a -
son - e9eFe and an lntsIllell--s p1llls.
regularly departing 80 n O'Clock. BuueluaII.
FOR Ielgat or Passage apply on bard %
A. IA MILTON,
mlL2t-o1 IT, %. HARRISON Gz'u.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

The GREAT MoouL.-The aged King Of
Delhi. feeble tool in the hands Of the
late occupants OF Delhi, was captive in
the hands of his English conquerers. at
the last advices. The report that his two
sons chad been shot" appears correct
with the addition that they had fallen in
battle. and not as the words might seem
to imply. by the vengence Of the British.
This Sovereign, who is between 80 and 90
years old. could scarcely have been an ac-
aiye promoter Of the late revolt. Maho.
met surajooden Shah Gagee succeeded
his father. as King Of Delhi, in 1897, and
has been retained by the East India Com.
pany, as King in name only. for the
last twenty years. A pensioned descen.
dent Of the last race Of Mahomedan
Kings Of tho Delhi. his Court presented
all tho worst evils OF Eastern depravity
4hpd luxury. 10 his own Palace. at least.
and death. and " RET ain all power Of life
urious. The stipend na 81 yell as lux,
His Majesty" was twelve and 20
lakhs OF rupees, equal to $625,ooo I'll.
East India Company committed great
mistake in allowing such ample means.
after they had virtually anuihiIated the
regal authority. 1t would no. surpr;s.
us TO End them providing for III. gradual
dlmlnution and fual extinction OF all the
large allowances which they have hitherto
made to the dePosed Native Provinces.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25
MAR ItTED.

On the 18th inst by Rey. A.y,ro,.,, j,,, =
G. DUNCAN to Miss M. A. MOORE. MI sf.bf,
county. ts-'Tsr,,1' = -" y. =" - '''''
On tho 18th inst. by Rev. E.. Bsuu.tt. MA.
20 oGEEN 10 Miss SOPHIA IcARPEN.
Jh ~ .sf = 2S ,,I, inst; by Rev. A. Rider, MI
TER, all Of this county. SS a. : -
\, On the 24th inst. by Rev. Jar... 8. Griffin.
T TE; 8; L; sWiGER I" Miss II. c. E. HU5.
T19M% S2 n co os5fP' 10 BY M b., F177, Ni
HARTLEY, all Of this county. tA'e'N .
- On the 24t, inst, by Rev. Geo, w. D,ko..
Mr.. hENJAMIN FRANKLIN HEFiEW -
miss SUSAN SMITH, all ofthIscountv.
:, On The thinst; by Rev David Holden Mn
FL r. NJ 5e, ROLLINS to Miss MARY A. GREYN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

THE MINNIE RrrLE.-These newly in.
vented rifles. says the Winchester Viz
gilman. which are now manufactured at
Harper's Ferry. throw ball the distance
of FIVE hundred to q thousand yards with
as much force and accuracy as thescom>
mon rife at the distance Of 100 yards.
The Minnie ball is half an inch 10 length.
pointed at the leading end and hollow in
the rear. Its weight is about one and a
half ounces. and The weight o., powder for
a charge is about one tenth as much, The
cartridge is 80 constructed that encased
in paper. and CREASED by dipping, IL in
tallow, it slips easily into the barrel un,
I'll it arrives at the charge. In this re,
spect the Minnie has greatly the advan-
sage in saving Of time and labor OF forcing
down the ball with the ramrod. These
balls have q range Of ten hundred yards.
with an elevated "back sight, perfectly
within the command of the maRsmAn.
and just as easily used by any shot range
or point blank shot. I'M.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

crisis and its effect upon our banks and
finances. must defer the kindred and
collateral topics of the usury, laws. and
the question of their abolition and its
probable effect upon private and public
credit, to a special message. IS
With the highest respect. have the
honor to be your obedient servsnt. y n
HENRY A. WISE.
Richmond. December 2. 1887.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25
From the Bombay Gazette OF Oct. II
The Capture OF Delhi.

On the night Of the 18th the engineers
stole down and examined the two breach
es near the Cashmere and Water has
tons, and, both being reported practical
BILE. orders for the assault were at once is
sued. to take place at daybreak the fol-
lowing morning.
At 4, q. M, the different columns fell in
and were marched to their respective pla-
being kept cdf10G Nos. |. 2, aud columns
the ectuai assault should arrive: Tor
nal was 10 be the advance Of the rifles tu
the front to cover the heads Of the columns
by skirmishing. ...
Everything being ready, General Mich
olson. whose excellent arrangements elici.
ted the admiration of all, gave the signal.
and the rifles dashed to the front with a
cheer, extending along and skirmishing
the low jungle, which at this point ex-
tends to within fifty yards of the ditch.
AT the same moment the heads Of Nos.
and columns emerged from the Kodsee
Bagh aud advanced steadily towards the
breach. Our batteries had maintained q
tremendous Ere up to the moment Of the
advance of the troops, and not gun
could the enemy bring to bear on the
storming columns; but no sooner did these
emerge into the open field than a perfect
hailstorm Of bullets met them from the
front and both TANKS, and officers and
men fell fast on tha- c1e4tup6sslbIe to get
the ladders down into the ditch to ascend
the scarp. but the determination of the
British soldier carried everything before
1t. and Pandy declined TO meet the CHARGE
OF the British bayonet. With shout and
rush the breaches were both won. and
the enemy fed in confusion.
Meanwhile the explosion party ad.
Vanced in front of the column straight
upon the Cashmere gate. This little
band OF heroes had to advance in broad
daylight to the gateway, in the very teeth
OF hot fire of musketry from above. and
through the gateway. and on both TANKS
the power bags were coolly laid and ad.
lusted, but Lieutenant Salkeli was bv
his time hors dc combat, with two bullets
u him. Sergeant Carmichael then at.
,empted to ire the train, but was shot
lead. Sergeant Burgess then tried and
ucceeded. but paid for the daring Act
With his lie. Sergeant Smith, thinking
hat Burgess. too, had failed, ran forward
tut seeing the train alight had just time
throw himself Into the ditch and es-
ape the effects of the explosion. With
loud crash the gateway was blown in.
nd through it the third column rushed
the assault. and entered the town Just
the other columns had won the breach. ,
). General Wilson has since bestowed
le Victoria Cross on Lieutenauts Hume s
Id Salkeld, on Sergeant Smith. and on |
brave man of Il. N. 6fty-second. who T
God by Lieutenant Salkeid to the last. \
I'd bound up his wounds. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

a NOBLE BoY.-When the 9Th reoi.
ment mutinied at Allahabad and ont
eered their officers. an ensign only six.
Teen years OF age. who was left for dead
among the rest. escaped in the darkness
TO ne'ghboring rayine. Here he found
stream. the water Of which sustained
his life four days and nights. Although
desperately wounded. he contriyed 10
raise himself into a tree during the nioh,
Tor protection from the wild beasts. Poor
ooy he had high commission to fulfil.
oe.ore death released him from his suf:
ierlngs. On the 9th day he was discoy>
cred and dragged by the brutal Sepoys
before one Of their leaders to have The
little life left him extingulshed. There
ne found another prisoner. CbristiaD
catechIs'. formerly Mohammedan. W bom
tne oePoys were endeavoring 10 terrifv
ana torment into recantation. IT,
hrmness of the native was giving ua1- ~
ne kuelt amid his prosecutors. viii NJ
nun sympathy to support him. The
10Y omceF' after anxiously watching him
t y short time. cried out. "Ob mo
, = come What may, dc. not -denv ths
Loro Jesus. just at this moment the
alarm o. SUDDEN attack caused the in
3 ~ night Of the murderous fana,;..
ne eateehists life was saved. He tnrr"
ID to bless che boy whose fail has
strengthened his .fai,erinp Ssn;r;t " pI.
NO young martyr had passed beyond the
y ;n.S o! human cruelLy. He had enter.
t's''sI Q; gaiIa bGs sJcsa 7gc gs,I.
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Guopers Glurkslurg Register
!" Equal Laws Ind Equal Right. !"
HARRISBURG, FRIDAY, DEC. rs, 1851.

TIE Husr FAMILY This wonderful
family of vocalists, consisting of five.si
ters. will give concert this evening a,
the Court house. The programme is 9
very popular one. and from, their success
hitherto +, we have no doubt but. that
their rendition of portions of some oul
popular operas will be highly entertain
ing. Lot them be well patronized.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

A MERRy CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY New
YEAR !" Sanctus Klaas goett heyligh
man." has again come 10 cheer the hearts
of the young and the old. Jollity reigns.
and the odd image oflaughter has usurp,
ed the place Of old care: To our patrons.
one and all. together with " the rest OF
mankind" we wish merry Christmas
and happy New Year, with many re-
turns.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

GoDEY.-Godey's Magazine for Jauu
airy is received. 1t contains an interest
ing table of contents. and large number
of plates and illustrations. This number
is an excellent one, and Cooley promises
that there shall be no deterioration.