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SHAM 6. HARRIS,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting
"THEREAs, it has been made known to tina. certain
wv GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul
murder the 30h day of june 1855 upon the
Of VIM H. Spcer and B. II. Vail, late Of county Of Dyer
has fled from justice, and is running at large.
Now Therefore, l. Isam Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue of the power and authority in vested do hereby offer
three hundred dollars person who
apprehend the said George Milton, and deliver him to thu
Sheriff alor of county Of Dyer in order that justice in
that behalf may he had and executed
,l In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my hand
caused the Great Seal Of the State be affixed
~ Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
ISHAM &. HARRIS.
Er Lha
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VIM Fitzpatrick Elizabeth johnson, Robert Johnson ct ais
an motion happening the Clerk Master, that BO-
bert johnson nonresident Of this State; is there
fore ordered publication be made for thirty the Union
and American, requiring the said Robert G. johnson, appear
the Court House, the town OF Carthage the ID Monday in
August next and there plead demur complain
ants BILL default thereof said bill will be taken for
fssssd aud set down for hearing psrte 10 him.
prs fee 50 A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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VfIera oIllI
/, hee insert the composing the firm Of (uame
the town. IN the State OF (ame the Sae hereby oer 70 furnish
under your advertisement dated dafe Of aversement and
subject to ali the requirements Of the same and Of the printed
schedule to which refers, all the articles embraced IN Class No
naTne the ela for the navy yard the Yard, according
70 said schedule viz here the printed class from the
sedue and opposite each article set the price and carry out the
amount in the columns for dollars and cents and foot the
aggregate amount Of the bid for the ca, amounting to (here
write the amount in WOrds.l
propose agent there the agent, required
by the ched1le for the supply under the classes miscellaneous,
BY onent Of the place Of delivery; and should Offer be
accepted request the contract may prepared and sent to the
navy agent at lname the agency signatures certificate.
(Here the bidder and member Of the firm 70 signl
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Charles F. Burton others Conlit others
an motion appearing the Clerk Master of said
court, Walden, LodrCh Walden, Fanny Yaden VIM.
Vaden Samuel Walden, LOdrc Walden, French Walden, James
B. Condt and Woots0n Yaden residents OF this Sae
is therefore that publication be made for thirty days in the
Union and American published Nashville Tennessee requiring
said defendants appear tie Court House the Of Garth
age Sd Monday in August then and there to plead,
answer or demur ainants bill aud amended BILL and In
default thereof said bills viii be taken for confessed and set for
hearing parte as 70 them. -
prs fee 80 A MUOkE, Cicrk and alaster'
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ID CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE

John Chambers %. IYe and WIFE Elizabeth,
and others.
AN motion and It appearing the Clerk Master Of said
court, that John Ivey AMI wife, Ebe residents
Of this State therefore OHerel publication made
thydsys the Union and American published in Nashville,
Tennessee, requiring said Defendants appear the Court
House. the Of Carthage the Cd Monday in August
next there plead demUr compliments
BILL and thereof said bill viii be for confessed
and set for hearing parte as 70 them.
prs fee 50 A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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whnt Of the New Partr.i


We are tred-hsartily tired Of this eternal growl-
ing By the southern Know Nothing press about the
evils inherent to The democratic party and the ne
osssity Of getting up some plan Of resistance to it,
while nothing but growing is done. Why can't we
have some plan Of opposition developed Why this
oeassless grooming, and nothing brought forth {?
We remember when We, two or three times in our
lives, have fallen into temporary minority, We
never thought Of crying about it. We waved the
old Rag we avoWed our old principles, and went to
work Is though defeat we're even more celebrating
and brsoing than victory. Ia defeat, no more than
in victory did We ever pander to sectional preudi-
oes. unfurl ether than one banner 10 the breeze,
espOuse wrong principle to via a vote, suit our
selves to lA.itudss snd lOngitudes by varying our
creed, or
sCrOok the pregnant hinges of the knee,
Where thrift might follow fsWning"
Itispsrhaps as much because we have neverdO
this Is for any other cause, that we have been so
universally suooessfulas party.
The great fault with our opponents, under their
hundreds Of names, as mere partissns, has been
that they hsve reversed all this. They have not
only as uniformly been wrong rs the democratic
party have been right but they have not ever been
consistent in their error. They might at least
have dignifsd one by sticking steadily to it,
but instead Of this they fly from one bad principle
70 another consistent only in being invariably
vrcng. The honey-bee extracts sweets even from
poison But federalism, under its numerous aliass'
is not like the honey-bee. It rather turns into
poison even the wholesome doctrines which it some
times lights upon. 1t ruined the good old word
aWhig," made many good old American ashamed
to be called BY the name and its grave resolution
in behalf Of the Bible, to say they the least Of it,
did the Good Book no service
We are anxious for reform in the habits of ouE
opponents in this respect. They are born to be
beaten, but what is the in being beaten all over
the ground F? Why not take stand and stick to i'll
Il is decidedly more respectable, we assure euI
neiFhbors. And now is the right time to fix point
A ss new party" announced as necessary. What
shall it be Il looks, when take up the Patriot
ss though 1t was to be Bank Party. But turning
70 the BaHnsr, it looks more as though the leader
was in favor of going to Kansas. 1t don't make
much difference to US where they 60 But We dc
hate to see them laying about loose" and beg Of
them to tell us-What Of he NsW Party7"
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e 81 : A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
n.ni.r.in Z. 49, a.. Frsncb Yaden and other..

appearing to the CLERK and Master that French
Vaden eondas YaGeu, VIM Henry Walden, LOdrch Walden,
Fanny Vaden Weston faden, Fscn VIM Walden Jas
b. Cond Eliza5e;h Edmondson, TheoPhus BmOndson, Ten
neee c. Monday and husband, c. c. Monday, Mary r Cont,
Pernea E. C0ndit Joshua H. Condt Lodch W Condt James
r. Cond Z Condit, residents Of this State
It Is therefore that publication be madefor thirty days in
the Union American, Published in Nashville Tennessee
qurug defendants appear and plead denr to
compliments BILL the Court House in the town Of Carthage,
on the 2d Monday August next and in default thereof the
will be taken for confessed, for hearing pse to them.
ieIQ-RA-nr,s fse 50. A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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DIR RIVE, Conn, July %, 1856.



Prof. wooD-Dear sir:Your Hair Restorative is proving
iif beneficial IN me The 'front.' also the back part Of my
heal almost cayi fact bald have used but two
half pint bottles Of your Restorative, and now the top Of my head
we'll studdued with promising crop young hair and The iontis
also receiving its benefit have tried other preparations without
any benefit whatever think my personal roconn
ton, induce many others 70 try II 1880, ~ -
A'NiS iS'l0e'i'ii'' M Vine street
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FaEsH 1ERIVaLs o. CIIoICE F1lTiIILE
CITY No SIP ~ Il
Corner Of Broad and Tfae Stysets,

Nazavilley Tenn
TERIE large and cpmuo0u building situated As Above msn-
tonis having been lat atapted t College and hospital
purposes and e4upred vita eTer conFlenc are nov ouaa
Ter the reception Of patients
The Internal eut couided anevnerencef Mafr1n
and nurses and the establishment is well supplied VA rvauts
Patients Eill be administered 70 By DIS. Fu, T. 0. K Narn,
Maddinand Calleuier.
Paying patients via be furnished with any sysS aosoumOda-
ton desired.
TE2Ns.-s4, So. and s. per week
For admission appy the presss. Small Po net Sd
mittei. iel4-fr-
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ON sn7 star SUNDAY, July y, 1855, ts RaElangsr Ira
" viii hs run e tollOEs:
Leave Nashville daily st S A. NJ. and go P. n.
Arriving a. Chattanooga 81 800 P. NJ. and La A. NJ
Leave Chsttanooga az 9 A. n. and P. N
Arriving AZ Nashville az z. 30 P. II. and $40 A. u.
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}, E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description Of george Milton

Heis about IS Of age, weighs about 100 40 pounds
and is etS inches high dark hair hazel eyes, short chin
with very bad upon and chin, running up
the supposed to be the result of sald which
that Il is difficult for him to close his mouth.
Is supposed to have gone to Arkansas he Lived for
years at Crawley's Ridge in that State. iyI3-f
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above five in
sertiOns. and forward bill to this office.
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The Ticket Once . in he Passenger Depot and & open
for the purchase Of Iekss 4 is open at other time during
the day. Passengers ior TIE Eastern cities
Train which throughout Trains on tie other roads
Time to Richmond q houi Washington two days Philadelphia
two half and New York DAYS. This Is the Cheapest
and hest route from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 30 P NJ Train arriving
Memphis time connect for New Orleans the evening OF
The next day. and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnFe, Sparta, and Bsereha Springs leave
Nashville go NJ Train, which connects directly At Tnl-
lahOua with Train for Mc1nnye Persons leaving Nc
Minnvs the morning arrive at Nashville at 40 P NJ
Al Nashville, there which leave daily for smithan
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio
sssippi also daily line Of sgs for Louisville leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with up and down day Trains causing
DELAY Nashville and Eastern passengers hour aine
over the former schedule going to Memphis from Nashville.
c. /. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1853 IRE General Ticket Arlnt.
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Joy 90 the Admirers of
FINE HEAD OF
u II O. l. q = s " III A ii R


VEyALK Of beauty, cannot without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and you ask more5 see clrcu
around each bottle, and can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
call the attention Of all old and young, 70 the Wonertu pre-
paratOn which turns back to its original ceor gray
the head Of the bald with luxuriant groErenoVes tbs dan
dru, itching, all erupdOnseanses contr
Of natural fuidsand hence, If used as regular dressing
for the hair will preserve its COLOR and keep II from aiIg
bald the gray, the diseased caiP TO use It. And surely e
Young will value the flowing locks or the "lJchng
curl ever be without it. Its praise upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Ilaven
received the following letter in regard to the Restorative few
weeks since: -. -.
DEP River, Conn, July %, 1856.
Mr. rt-Sir. have been troubled with dandruf
scurf head for than year, my mar oan % come
out scurf and hair together ina New Haven paper ABOUT
WoOd Hair Restorative IS called at your store on
the Jt Of April last purchased one bottle 70 ny ~ ana oun
TO my satisfaction was the hing it removed the scuri and new
began grow or three inches IN lngn where II
was ali on have great ahiR wish you 70 SEND me Two
bottles more by Mr. Post ne bearer Of this Idon know as any or
he kind is | i'm this Dlsce You may have market for
I,7ttIss ofar n Is t1oyyr ter Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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shorilI,s saIos--CoiTee ConnfY.

virtue Of two executions directed 70 from the ecut
court Coffee county, wherein NJ. N. Henderson plaintiff
Hill defendant viii sell at the court house door in the
town Manchester 18th day Of August next tract Of
land civil district Of Coffee the waters Of
Comptons creek adjoining the lands Of F. NJ Boyd NJ Hill and
William Suttoni levied the property Of said lille
prs fee 50 JAMES 4. GARDEN Sheriff.
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NTVTDEND NOTICE.-The Board Of Directors have
ordered dividend Of five per for past six months, to
t paid TO Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company after
he IOth inst J. II. EENDRICK, secretary.
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WAT a BEERS

LUBRlCAIANGE GREASE
A CHEAP and durable compound for reasng The aXles o.
n Omnibusess Carriages Carts Bray : ana
Wagons; economical and durable luricOr for
Heavy Machinery. It viii not gum and not elected
By heat cold. For sale in Tin Cans, KEGS and Barrels By
EVEN, PENDLETON & CO.
W. ". BERRY < DEMOYILLE,
A.. STRETCH,
10. G. BROWN,
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the time and place, viii sell another tract Of land
~ the 18th district Of Cofee county, adjoining the lands Of
daniel and Patterson NJ Ruge and Others by virtue
Of directed from the circuit court Of Coffee
county In NJ Burroughs is plaintiff and E. = and T.
A. Wiley are defendants and in other james II. Young is
plaintiff and the said T. Wiley defendants levied
on as the property Of 7. A. Wiley.
iyl-W4t prs fec So JAMES A. GARDEN, sheriff.
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Gerry COUR'F An CAMDEN.5 +
JTrNE PTTF,T.g T-E9


anda Ne * e dls by their friend, Aaron LaBler
James y. Merrck e dks.-Original Bill.
the satisfaction Of the CLERK and Master from
alteration in BILL which is that james Z. Mer
rick and James Merrek, Of the defendants in this
non-rdeRts Of Of Tennessee, that the ordinary pro
css Of the law cannot served upon them IL therefore ordered
BY The Clerk Master. that publication be made in the Union
and American newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
for four in succession. requiring the said James Merck
and James Merck appear at next Cancey Court TO he
held for the county Of Benton, the 9Th MoHy in September
next and plead answer demur compliments bill, the
same will BE- taken confessed and set for hearing GTts
10 them. This June 1th, lo5o. - -
juneIe-v4tPrs fee 81 - D.R. HUDSON, c. < n.
NTOTTCE.--Wheras,t the Legislature Of Tennessee at its
last session. passed Act making it the duty Of the various
SHs Of state, open and hold election at each
cuct in respective counties in order 70 ascertain the sense
If the people as whether convention shall be called to
SsueDd revise or CONSTITUTION Of said State; there
fore l. W. W. Davidson, Sheriff Of Benton county do hereby give
ot 10 the voters county. that will the lst Thurs
AZ f septeDr next ope and hold election at the various
riDcts of said county for purpose Of taking said vote,
Given under my Office this 2th day Of May l5s
W. ". DAVIDSON,
tu,e1I-Van Sheriff Of Benton eounty.
"4TT VI WANTED,--We wish purchase desirable
81 stock farm With good improvements containing from 20 to
80 ac Within Eve or ten miles from Nashville,
tunike citizen Nashville wishes to exchange some desr
se itv property improved and vacant within few hundred
wards Of the public square, for COED farm not further ad MY
miles and Is possible, and convenient to
turnpike railroad
We have recently sold several large farms, and persons wishing
TO buy or sell find it to their interest to give Us call
J. i. & r. W. BROWN,
northumberland Az Cherry street.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage 60 New York SEQ.
SteeraEe ditto So
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-Ehesl c. s. Mail
u Steam Ships, through In IS % 50 hours
steam Ship C0laBlbiG, 1900 tons n. Berry Commander.
N1s6CNle, 800 TONS NJ Murry, Commander.
JGs. AdQar, 1900 tons, r. Adams, Commander.
Marion, LOO tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
r.. LEAVE Adgers Wharyes every Wednesday
-<zsZE and Saturday at high wafer.
N4sSlf These Steamships all built expressly for
$50 this line and for safety, speed and comfort
unriyaled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders, will insure travellers BY this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin paeage, 80
Storage passage,
For freight or passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
Julyl0-a Charleston, S. G.
VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE.
AM Offering for sale that convenient and Unknown pro
u perry, At the Of Cedar and Cherry Streets owned BY
the Sisters Of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters the Rev ]. shachl
will please file them with me for payment.
For further particulars call on A. V. S. LINDSAkf.
julylO-lm 81 College street.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Tuesday Morning, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock,
DILLON a. CO., rs, College st.
80 BAGS RIO COFFEE; 10 kegs hest Holland Gini
90 bbss Choice Sugar: IS bbis J. II. Smith Alabama
Is bills double Refined Sugur; Whisky;
40 bxs Tobacco; 100 pkg French Brandy;
Is bNs Leslie Ginger Vine . bbl Domestic Brandy;
10 bxs stomach Bftters; 50 bbls sweet Malaga Wine
20 y bbls Robertson Whisky;
ADDITIONAL
The following will be sold on sixty days time for all
IjOdOllars:
50 bbls H. Smiths Old Re- 50 = casks French Brandy;
serve Whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Bounce;
50 bbs sweet Malaga Wine; bbls Milleanam Louisiana
100 bxs French Brandy; Rum.
10 kegs Jamaica Rum DILLON & co.
iulyio-tl-
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The undersigned ame Of gusrlntor, ame the toEn and
State of (name the Se), and (me Of second aranto c,
hereby undertake that the above named (ame the bdier bid
de viii, If his Tor their offer above be accepted, enter into
contract with the United States, within fifteen days after the date
notice through the posoce, Of the acceptance Of bis r
their oilers before mentioned
Witness: signature Of guarantors.l
certify that the above named Cere the gusrant0r
known to me to be good and responsible guaranors in this
(Sgnaturs.)
To be signed by thsdsrct judge, district attorney collector
navy agent person known to the Bureau be responsible
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FIR ANCISC co


IL T. "A ~ n
Great sale of LOts--Three Days sale.
TUVHE Tuahoma Town Company offer for sale beautiful lots
heretofore unsOd, and which peculiarly
eligible for family residences and OF them convenient Tor
houses. To the who needs h0me g the rch
desires purchase splendid and healthy locality for
buy delightful dwelling place, this sale possess great attcc
The locality Of TulahOma, with population OF about
hundred inhabitants, the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Of the Mcdnnvlle and Manchc
Railroad county and the table land Of e Noun
Of Tennessee Of unsurpassed salubry and
all the comforts and appliances Of high civilization OF an
derby, we'll regulated, moral and religious community blessed
with nvgOrang, pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which
happiness Breathe and with pure cool which t
life drink; and in addition 20 ali this the Invalid VII
within the site, AMI other mineral waters
chabeae and sulphur cOnyenent % ne town. y the aid OF
which to rnovate and restore health Come TushOma and
purchase lot cheap the sale without The terms
Of sale are on credit and years, bond and security
rpauired the lots retained DAYS Of sale the third,
fourth and 9Th DAYS August. Maps Of the and Of the
lots for be application % me az the Lincoln House
iys-tis WM. MOORE, Agent.
NHOLASSES.--lOO bbls bright reboiled Jackson Refinery
I'VE for ale low, By TElRASS BROTHERS,
CSUGAR.-.lOO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar. BALI
- more Refinery, for sale low, for cash only, -
yOBACCO.--50 boxes Langhorn and Armsteas Superior
Tobacco, for sale very low, TERRAss BROTtEEs.
GtOFFEE.--jOO bags Basim0re CoGes for sale low Ter
! cash, TERRAss BROTHERS.
nRANDY 81 cask superior old Otard Dupey Co., for
% sale By TERRASs BROTHERS.
CtTAR CANDLES.--j0O half and whole boxes for sale
- low, TERRAsS BROTHERS.
nEMIJO8NS.--30O Demjohns, 70 gallons, for sale
by TERRASS BROTHERS.
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No. 464 Vine street,
yncESxEs, IA, June %, 1855.

VTSCENNEs, IA, June -, lo0J
Prov. O. G. WooD:-As you about to manufacture ana
vend your recently discovered Hair hoI VII
Whomsoever Ray concern, that have used and known others 70
it-that several years. been IN inc haoI OF Using
other Hair Rsoroys and find yours vastly superior %
any other know 1t entirely oeanses the head OF dandu ana
with months proper use, will restore any persons nan 70
original Youthful color texture giving it heal sort ana
glossy appearance and all this without % s mat
apply it, orr the dress which it drops Goal'
texture TO hair Respectfully you tL; So v--.-,-
O. J. WOOD & CO. Propretors, 3I2 Broadway, New York.
lin The great n Y Wire Railing Establish nen and Ia Market
street, St. louis, No. And sold py oDiussAsS'