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now TO MAKE TOMATO Figs.

Pour boiling water over tomatoes in order 10
remove the skins then weigh them and place
them In a stone jar, With as much sugar as you
have tomatoes, and let them stand two daya ;
then pour off the syrup, and boil and skim il
until no scum rises. Then pour it over the
tomatoes, and 1T them stand two days, as before,
then boil and skim again. After the third time,
they fit 10 dry il the weather is good if
not, let them stand in the syrup until drying
weather. Then place on large earthen plates
or dishes and put them in the sun 10 dry, which
will take about week, after which pack them
down in small wooden boxes, with fine white
sugar between every layer. Tomatoes prepa-
red in this manner will keep for years
GermantoWn Telegraph.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE

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BY MEYERS x BENFORD,
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$l.5e per annutn, CASH, in advances
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$3.50 90 {. it not paid within the year.
70 No subscription taken for less than six months
O5~N paper discontinued until all arrearages are
PAID unless at the option OF the publishers 1t has
been decided by the United States Courts that the
htoppase OF newspaper without the payment of ar
rrsragrs, IS prfmS taeie evidence fraud and is
criminal offence.
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countabe for the subscription price of newspapers,
u they take them from the post office, whether they
subscribe Tor them, y not.
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Joe's company was disbanded the next day

WATER AS FooD.-Tell the first man YOU
meet that water is, on the whole, more nutri-
tlouS than roast beef, and that common salt, or
bone ash, is as much an edible as The white of
an egg, and II is probable that be will throw
anxious glances across the street 10 insure him
sell your keeper is at hand. Make the same
statements 10 the first man of science you meet,
and the chances are, that be will think you
very ignorant Of organic chemistry, or that you
are playing with a paradox. Nevertheless, it
is demonstrably true, and never would have
CuIvrTtVu iIIr hdtufr arirrirafy
That is an aliment which nourshes, whatever
We find in the organism, as a constant and integ-
raj element, either forming part of its structure,
or one OF the conditions OF vital processes
that, and that only, deserves the name of ali
ment. If ''to nourish the body" mean to sus-
tain its force and repair IFS waste-if food en-
ters INTO the living structure-and if all the
integral constituents OF that structure are de-
rived from food-there can be nothing improp-'
er in designating as nutritious substances which
have an enormous preponderance among The
integral constituents. People who think it
paradoxica to call water food, will cease their
surprise on learning that water forms two thirds.
OF the living body.
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DolNG THE PRIEsT.-An Irishman made
sudden rush into druggists shop, took from
his pockets soda water bottl', hlled 10 lie
brin with some pure liquor, and handing IT
across the counter excIaimed:-'There, doctor
snuff that will your The doctor did as be
was directed, and pronounced the liquid 10 be
genuine whiskev. 'Thank you doctor, SAID the
Trshman; hand it 10 me again, if you plazt.,
The doctor did as he was directed, and asked
what it meant Och, them said Pat, ST you
will have 1t, the priest told me not to drink
any ofthis unless got ii from the doctor. 81
here's your health and the priests health.
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rWe occasionly come across something
extra laughable in an exchange. A st. Louis
paper says, that the grassaoppers have eaten up
the entire crop OF tobacco IN Franklin county,
and the last we heard from them they were seat
ed on the corners OF the fence begging every
man for a chew.
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A Two FACED BoY-The Texas Hem says
that there is remarkable negro boy IN P2it
County. He has Two faces fixed & IN GrpJs;,. oh;n
parts Of the head, with mouth, mo-. anu '",u .all
70 p fn, and perfect tha, il ie impossible 10 ie,
50 hoh iu a s the front fac, when the body is h,d
@n,e' : w He IS about six years of age, heal
.n .,o"" y.e NV sound mind, runs and plays a.
ny' ol o,bsr children, with as much sprightliness
~ moo could be expected from one Of his age
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THE NEGRO COMPANY.

number OF the officers of Doniphans's regi-
ment had selected their favor,te servants and
they accompanied their masters 10 the tented
held. On the march from Ell Paso TO Cbibua-
hua the darkles, fired with military ardof, de-
termlned TO form company of their own. Joe.
servant OF Lieut.. D., of Mai. Clark's
artillery was elected captain, and about one
hall the remaining volunteers were appointed
10 hli some oihce, and were thus entitled 10
title. Joe made his appearance on parade in
cooked hat, feathers, 4paulefs, &C.. all right
de was inpatient for The foe When il was
reported that the enemy was awaiting us at
Sacramento, Joe was exuliant. He would show
the white forks what he and his men would do.
'He would be whar the fight was, and if Massa
D. expected Joe TO hold his boss, Massa
D. was mistaken, dare den."
The battle at Sacramento was f4ught, and the
enemy routed completely, bu, Joe and his men
had been wholly invisible. The day after The
battle, Lieut.. L.--sald TO Capt. joe
"Where's your company, Joe? I didn't
see anything Of you yesterday, and / hear you
hid behind the wagons"
'sNlassa lieutenant" replied the cresi-fallen
Capt. Joe, "l's sorry 10 say my men did take
10 the wagins! / begged EN- and deplored 'em
to come out like men, but tey wouldn't No,
sab dey sluck to de wagins, and couldn't get
'tm outs
"Well," SAID Lieut.. l., why didn't
you leave them : you might have been in The
fight. yhow.'
"Why, massa, 10 tell de trut, I did come out in
de l:nes al fIist, and stood eare for awhile,
but when The balls begin 10 come SO thicker and
iaser, and more of 'em ftoui de best ting dis Mig
ger could do was 10 get behind the wagins him
self"
Joe,s COMPANY was disbanded The next day.
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u Taking shelter from shower 10 an um-
brella is the height OF rmprudence.
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Anthony Burns, the colored iugiiiSe' y
lecturing in Maine.
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~ "a woman is at the bottom Of all mischief, 3"
said Joe. eyes" said Frank sand when used to
get into mischief, my mother was at the BOTTOH Of
me
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NASHVILLE.


"a The lovers Of the Virginia weed. wiz ind
the LetEick Tobacco, advertised in this paper By
MORRIS sTRATTOS, frst.rate article. 1t is the
very thing which tobacco ohewer wants, Of which
every one viii be satisfied upon giving it a trial
RIVER NEws.-Biver declines slowly. with six
and half feet On Harpeth Shoals. Boats from
ports above reports river on the decline rapidly. a
scarcity Of Tobacco freights, it being now mostly
brought OurfOr the present season. Weather pleas.
ant and settled.
Arrivsd-B. N. Runyan, from st. Louis; ChOc-
taw, from New Orleans, with a light freight Look
Out, from huntsville, about half loaded.
Departed-POland, for Cincinnati; Cuba, fer
ports above.
Boats leaving-steamer Look Out this day at
10 o'clock A H., for Paducah; B. N. Runysn, for
st. Louis o'clock P. NJ.
Boats EEpeoted-Steamsrs Umpire, from ports
above; sventy Six, from Cincinnati.
Steamer Smk-The regular Mail boat City Of
Huntsville Capt Weaver, we learn struck the shore
Of the upper portion Of Palmyra Island chute, on
her downward trip, and stove her sides in badly
as to cause her to sink in two minutes. She is now
filed with water half way up in her cabin. The
first engineer Nathan Hopkins, was saved BY pair
Of steps, which iOated him some miles or more
down the river, when he succeeded in being taken
on board Of the steamer ChoctaW; his assistant
engineer, Wallace, we learn was drowned, and
several others on deck are yet missing The cabin
passengers we're all saved, and came up TO Clarks-
vile on the ChOotsW.
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HoRsEs MULES Thousands OF these valuable ami
mails every year from their knowing how
various diseases they were suffering with
UsiRg inferior remeres. This Is peculiarly
gard to diseases sprnghaI, spavih pole evil and
AL such the result Of sprsns bruises harness CALLS
All these diseases readily durable BY tho
penetrating niment which is absorbed by the pores
Of she skin and drive OF the bad humos that feed
and keep the disease. Among all the Lnimens hathsve
been invented possess Preventative and dl.
sivs Principle such degree Or, Brsggs Arctic Lnis
men article which rapidly driving al similar prepaa-
out the market For sale by Druggists generally
may5-d&wIn
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CITY COUNCIL,
THURSDAY, May 18th.

THURSDAY, May 18th.
Present: Aldermen Coltart, G. F. Jones, Halle,
Downs, Dardsn, Ware, Fogg, Haynie, Davis, Paul,
Ira P Jones, COnger, and Mr.. Mayor McEWeu, in
the chair.
After the reception and disposal Of the usual re-
ports,
AID Fogg. from special committee, to whom was
referred the Tropriety Of purchasing Wilson's
Spring reported against making said purchase.
Concurred in.
Aid. Halle, from special committee, 10 whom was
referred the subject of graveliug the streets, in
stead Of McAdamizng then with rock, asked for
further time, and additional information. Time
was granted.
AID. Paul presented petition from James Burns,
to erect a frame house in the southern portion Of
the city; which was referred to committee, con-
sisting Of AID. Ware, Hayuie, and Davis.
AID Halle prese nted petition from several citi-
Gems. asking that the second stall in the South end
of the Market House be removed, and again opened.
Prayer granted.
The Board then went into the election Of q Reve
nue. Collector for the ensuing year, and Arson Mel
son, the present incumbent was unanimously re.
elected.
Aid. Paul called up the report submitted at the
last meeting, to purchase certain lot in South
Nashville for the purpose Of erecting school house
The subject was again referred to the same com
mittee.
AID. Ware introduced bill to elect the Board Of
Education BY the people, which was passed on first
reading
Aid Paul introduced bill to permit slaves to
hold religious meetings until 10 o'clock st night
during the sitting Of the Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, which ELECTED some
discussion. Il was postponed.
AID Downs offered resolution, authorizing the
Mayor to open a correspondence with Gen. ZollcOf-
fer our Representative in Congress, in relation to
the Marine tax, paid at hsp ort-fOr the purpose Of
having said tax paid into the city Treasury, as the
city has to take charge Of pauper mariners.
Adjourned
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JACEsoN, Isnn-s Augusi -, 1851
The above case vas peftecty cured b % bottles OF hs
hontnPe, and Hasone o. ne worst cases Of Gravel mat
Il = BsteVery female who expects 70 become a molhe
read the following and proat thereby g.
Mr. J. 2. CoWAH-Dear Sf; YOu VIII do the kindness
publish under M esincaLs the FOLLOWING nose, Inatth
suffering community beusdlJzd. nave EiV6R birth
children, ana my LIE being mraca Ousiy las
cOusder) medicine, cannot you and
tbs pubc withhold testimony - It's many virtues
fused yodr LInOntrptc In small portions perhaps
day, I'VE months, wnlch dspslsd uatrey aaIusnt
sickness stomach heartburn wnlh had annoy cd
aaTmI eXssnl IN all my former pgegnancias-
Whsnl was confined toOE about Two vine glasses fall Of
the same medicine which gave easier dsnVsTy Dy
great deal InAn ever bad before Nor tns ALL have
seen u tiled IN one ctss aud heaa if0m radpucLa0le
another case, thai LthOntrOpc lrud
Midwife with attendance JhJr0ushy
nvInc5d that pain ol the delivery very mlch
By would say all my mat peel
mothers, not 70 hs win0uL eur iuvauaDIs medicine
during pregnancy Eud particularly AZ me time Of cJn1Hs
msB n has marked tsndeacy % relax tns system
sequeniy lhe PAIN OF labor mueh diminished and tuE
Ihsr Physl1an and MidWus D0tn drJpsy
he WOMB and nov enjoy better hsalln han have
done ten years. and believe the disease b entirely
moved.
sir do his that the saerngs Of very many Of my sex
may be al5vIasd II Lhey Ouy Lnsir preIud
my opinions farmer upUn his SUBJECT IhsY
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
Twas present and heard Mr. Snow Hlsdzs 5s facts
contained above certificate nave been acquanlsd
win Mr.. and Mrs many years, and reason
Rev. J. W EEKDHAM.
W. r. GRAY.
Nash Til.a. Tennessee.
For sale by all the Druggists in Nashville, and BY
Druggists generally throughout the Stale.
w. W BERRY DEMOVILLE
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Nashville.
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The pr0pus0Ts agree % furnish ca purchaser Of dol
lar 0Oe, with free subscription % the UnIIod States Jour-
na, 0r one year. Tn one Of the best New YORK as
traed papers. certificate, emitting me holder the ben
ed OF this proposition enclosed the wrapper around
every dollar bottle. The Arctic LnimsnE up iu Use
SOC and 81 bottles. The SOC BEETLES and 81 bottles contain
81 and 100 per Lnimgnt In proportion - the1
cost, and are the cheapest.
For sale by Bragg BurroHes, sole prOPrietors,
st. Louis, No.
w BERRY 8 DEMOVlLLB,
Wholesale AFanls.
And BY A. h. ROSCOE, C. W. HEEDBksHOT, ana j
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supply Of this wonderful Medicine for the Of Rheu
matsm Deafness, Piles COrns and ali nervous diseases
headaches and Pains, has been received BY EWN PIN
DLErON d CO, and by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where be ObtsBed. The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately See advertisement In another column
PROF HAsKELL-The following testimony iR favor Of DR..
HEskeIs Electric OIL ia furnished for publication,
PROF. HAsKELL.-DeGF Sir; feel II to be my duty 70 In
form the public, through you, what wonderful kec-
trio Oi has done for my family Ny vile has been alarm
ngy troubled with falling Of the womb and pains in the back
and breast. bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
O-da1 entirely free from pain, and sends her wamesT
respects for your and prosperity lhave had rheu-
matte pain in my FhOu deTs and arms for long ume and
ia minutes from the time applied your OIL me pain vas
all gene HisTuy swOHderfu remedy for all pains, such
have been suffering with and cheeully give this
testimonial Of its effects.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day, 2h Of July,
1857. LIBEKTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
such testimony tells "o'er true tas worth columns Of
made certificates AL over the land, and great way OF
Try IL, ye suffering and afflicted. See adVsrtsemet In
another column. mRTld6lly.
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sIxEEENrH JUDICIAL oIRoU1r.

We authorized to annoarcs A. CULLON ST. of Over
ton county, eanddate Ter Judge Of the Extsonh judicial
Circuit composed o. tue counties Of oFertan Fsltess
Morgan, Scott Cumberland, sequatche, White, Bledsos
and Marion Election, Thursday, May q, 1853,
april 2l--td.
We are authorized 70 annoaRcs B. Z. eARDENHIRR :
candidate for Judge Of tbs Sixteenth Circuit composed Of
the oountes Of O7erton, Fentress Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White, Bledeos ssqus chic and Marion Election
Thursday, May q. Is58. mar 25-te
We are authorised 70 announce A. A.. SW0Pk candid
Attorney General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, Nay 9Th, 1858. mar Este
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NEW BOOKS.


Tbs Life and Works Of Isaac Watts.
The Life Of Sir Henry HamOek. @ B.
Tbs Communion Taals By DR. Cunning
The Infant Salvation b DR. Cumming
Ths Ba0tsmal Fount 6V Dr. Cumming.
Christ our Passover hy DT Cunmiug
Thoughts On the lrdusnce Of the Holy Spirit By Dr
Cumming
The Finger Of God BY Dr. Cumming
The Great Secret bY DR. Cumming
The Proximate signs Of the close Of this Dispsnsatou
By Or Cumming.
Signs Of the Times 81 Dr. Cumming.
Philosophy Of the Plan Of Sslvato1-W Walker.
Philosophy Of SksPHcism and Ultraism-Walksr
Alexander Fieteher's SsrmOns-comDlets.
Signs Of the Times By Buussn.
The Methodist Prsacher
Here and Hereafter bY Athsrn
The Prince Of the House Of David.
DR. Cummings Daily Family Devotion.
Life Of DR. Kane BY Elder
DR. Kane's Arctic Explorations
Dr LiVingstOne's Rsseai shes in Aries
Discoveries IN North and Central Africa BY Bsrth
Partous Life Of Aaron Burr.
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1855
Hand B ok Of Household Scienee-Ye umau
Literary Attractions Of the Bibls-Haisey
Worthen's CyeOpedis Of Drawing
The Pitts-Street Chmch Lectures
For sale by JOHN YORK 8 CO.
may No. s5 Union street.
JOHN YORK Co, have for sale PoTtsrs Spirit Of the
Times for this week lmay4
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w dhJCus
WIZ wish 10 hire wet nurse Immediately.
W AprlI I6. 1853 n n. HAYNES & CO
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H.B-SInO and postage stamps enclosed to any author
zed Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mall
sold wholesale and retail by Berry & Dsmoye, and C
". HendershOtt, Agents for Nashville. deOd6WIy
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apr7-tf
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Greatest Medical Wonder Of the Age.
COWAN'S
Vegeta bleLithon tript ie,
OR
FRIEND OLE THE HHMAN FAMTLYI

0k world Is challenged produces medicine thai has
4 Afforded the same smOuut Of relief 70 suffering hu
mainly a. COWans LilkOaTpic-
CUWAN'5 LIFHONTRiPTlC has cured thousands Of
cases OF stone IN the Bladder and Kldneys
COWANS LIrHUNrRIPTlC has cured the most az.
gsvated cases Of Gravel ever SEEN and only certain
remedy now known for The above diseases.
COWANS LITHONrkIPTIO never fails to cure al
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
COWAhS LIFHONTRPTIO is the only surs remedy
Tor DIabsies.
COWAh5 LITHONTRIPrIC is 8 certain cure for Chro-
mic GOnorrE0sa and q IesL
COWANS LITHOhTRIPTIO cures weakness Of the
LON
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC has cured the worst o.
ses OF PrOiapsus UJen ever knoWn.
C0WAN'S LlTHONrhIt TIC is the only remedy that
has successfully cured BauenLess.
COWANS LIIHUN rEilPTlC WlIl cure the WORT forms
Of Dr0psy.
COW ANS LIrHONrRIPTIC will cure long Standing
cases Cf Structure and Yensrsal Fanf from NE
Systsm-
COWAN'5 LITHONTRIPTIC is the only remedy
known for The OF all 5ynpaIheIe Complaints attend
ant on Pregnancy and every female who pregnant should
atozcs procure bOeM sne Tlshes 10 sel we'll While In
thai condition
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC is the only remedy ever
yet discovered that vii resVs the pains Of labor sad the
whole female world should rejoice tnat such discovery
ben made WheIeb they have Obained sure friend
to them IN the grsaiesl trial Of ttsir his.
The ncrsduJus will Be convinced Of the great EN-
csey uine LIhOaIrPuC By reading lhs following OsTi-
Gates and those around eacu bOltis:--
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$3.50 Reward,

ISHAN HARRIS, Governor OF the State o. Iennes
see To en- Who shslI see these presents-GreeuRg;
Whereas s. has been made knOwn 70 me that certain
hlshAhp hahNORTH. the younger, charged WIN nav
ma commit Ted toni aud sToc0us murder on we IAN Gay
OF March, l-5S. upon the body Of WILLIAM tlbLDlNG
a. on or county OF Jefferson, has ned ron JusNee ana
-"r therefore, l. lsbSm G. Harris, Governor as aofe
sA y Ae q" ir power and authority IN me vested 90
het-'' me reward of Two Hand red and tliy DolA's
lo any Pe on persons who may spprehend the sall hch
arc .he Younger, and denver BIN 20 the snerh
oty1g 1l our county or Jederson, order that Justice
IN that o-hA % may De had aud executed.
- 10 'esttuouy whereof have hereuntO set my
l. hhu aua caused The great seal Of the STATE 20 be
= affixed at Nashville he On DAY Of May Is5s;
~ p-...,. .SHAM g HARRIS.
P n. W. BURIOE, Secretary Of stat,
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John LELLYETT. SMITH.
LELLYETT & SMITH,
wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco,
cigars. etc.
JOHN LELLYETT.

wholesale Dealers I'm Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars, ETC.
No. 10 and y, Market Street, NashUilIe, Tenn.
L EEP constantly hand large and well Sc "a
N lectsd stock OF the above named articles OILS
every grade. embracing common Liquors OF ever -
description hne BTandles, Wines, Gn, Rum, ana in tacl
every thing the Liquor line KEPT In this marSet.
Our stock Of Tobacco embrac every variety and grade
from good Tennessee snd Kentucky 10 the finest
and most choice Virginia brands.
OfGIgars have every grade, from the Melee the
best HRvRnH.
We manufacture the most OfOut WhIkys, both nne
common and ready 70 guarantee their purity Adult
teraOn poisonous drugs is part recllynR
process well known, and popular brands Of smiths
extra Tennessee White whisky, A." and Smiths Magnolia
hisky, " have great Our Old Whiskys
Of better proof havOT better in every than
the Cincinnati limitations brought here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
spr2S-Iy. LRLLYETT & SMITH.
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The Great Holland Remedy: GRHAvE's
HOLLAND BIFTERS.-Persons subject to nervous or
sick headache, will find in Berhave's Holland Btters
sure safe and pleasant remedy 1t sOohss the throbbng
head, connects Ecdiy otbe stomach, Digestion and
creates healthy appetite. 1t is, without doubt most
delightful preparation and efeetua remedy The fact
that it now very popular medicine throughout all the
Holland settlements in Wisconsin, New York, Michigan
Illnos,an Indiana speaks much in its favor. See ad.
vsTtisement in another column.
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nsg- The Clerks of the Circuit Courts Of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notified, the 4Jh volume Of
Sneeds Reports has beer deposited in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
disribution J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
May 18th 1858. irwin.
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FOR SALE
HaIeyOn Hall, Columbia, Tenn.

TlHIS FINE BOARDING HOUSE, NOW IN EXCELLBET
REPAIR. aud better arranged Than any OH n house m
Columbis for boarding purposes, will be sold on
LIBERAL TERMS AND AT Low FIGURES.
This Beautiful building stands elevated lot on the
corner or High Free streets, about 200 yards from the
Pablo Square with good plvements all the way. The
building has 6 large rooms ID Guiding two sets OF folding
parors basement al vsl ventilated There good
Brick Kitchen, smOke-hOuse aud other out buildings on
the lot.
The HalcyOn Hall lie suitable, both by construction and
location for first class hotel most excellent family
residence.
D. " Peeer, J. b. Tia milton Columbia OF }. o. Crit
nth, Union and American Odice,) Nashville, Tenn.
r-..rs-tulr, A MIAELL.
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House and Lot for Sale.

ny virtue OF decree Of The Cunty Court Of Davidson
ID county ordered the April 1858, in the OF
James A. MrMuFry Esg vs.. CiaTissa and John III. Ghsl
,ton I will offer sale al public auction AZ the Court
House In Nashville on SATURDAY, 5rE OF JUNE NEAT,
ID OF ground The city of Nashville, lying Lot No. in
Inc pan Of Lots OF BY 5AtcOck and POHernelds front
4 s Eel On The SOuLh side O Jefferson street. and
i5g b1gk 10 an alley; sAid lot has IL small house.
TSHNS-R35O De required In Cash. and lhe balance on
ereditot and y months, without interest This lot s
sold 10 nav the debts Of Lewis Ghslston, deceased
( p, B. ChEArHAM,
nsy6-Iswtd pre- fee 81 Clerk and Master.