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Carpe,ing. and on-CIoths.

Real Wilton Carlsts. kleEant Velvet and Brussels
In great varirty, Elegant riys and mgrains the In
grains the largest and best assorted have ever
offered and AZ lower prices Also Velvet and Rrus
sells Hair and Hall Carpets Tred and Plain Neaettsn
An all whiths together with filts Dfaegets, Crumb
C9olhs Rugs Mats etc etc We are prepared q
make and pu Down Carpets At the shortest notice, We
have large Los flooF on Cloths 81 The best makes
and N All widths which viii cut in any sllape u
suit ma r. haserS
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The Cherokee Germ Planter |!

y. B.-orcuiArs with fail faFticalArs testiusui.l.
prices, "a, All Be ioE~Araedoa 4pPesriea A. abovs
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staple Go DIS.

We have unusually large Ios Il all kinds Of DO
mrste Goods iaeaehcd aHd Brown Cottons; Wool
lhiun aud Catton flanneiss striped Coteus for ser
wants, IN great variety; Heavy soods Tor hoase and
Geld anita Prints, tisi CHAINS Hosiery, Gloves, IA
short every thing IN line and al prices that cannot
tail ta give satlsfariksH-
jaA.5 Y. e. MoSAIRY q CO.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

The Senate consists OF 81 members, two from
each OF the 80 States. The House Of Representatives
Ia composed OF 237 members, follows Maine 8
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2, Massa-
chusetts IL, Connecticut a. New York 80, New Jersey
8, Pennsylvania IS Delaware l. Maryland &, Virginia
H. North Carolina s, South Carolina 6, Georgia S, Ala
bama Florida l, Louisiana Mississippi 5, Texas p
Arkansas 2, Tennessee 10, Kentucky TO- Ohio u, In
diana IL, Michigan T. Illinois o, Missouri l. Iowa ,,
Minnesota 8, Wisconsin 3, California . Besides these,
the Territories of Utah. Washington, Oregon, Nchras-
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House OF Representatives.
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U. =. District Court.

The District Court of the United States convenes al
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April aud October
at Nashville first Mondays in March and September
and at Jackson on the second Mondays in April and
October
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The first session Of the 35th Congress began Mon
day Dec. 7th, 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
ted is President eeocio Of the Senate James
l. orr Of South Carolina, is the present Speaker o
the House OF Representatives, and james C. Allen, o
Illinois, is Clerk. The following ia list of the Con
oressmen from Tennessee
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. X. Turner is Judge Of the Criminal Cour
for the counties of Rutherford Davidson and Mont
gomery and John shane Esq, is Clerk for this coun
ty II meets at Nashville the first Monday in April
August and December.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE /.
In Ewin9,s ASAit;on

DY virtue Of an agreement between the undersigned
I'D we Will sell Cor the bcneat the islrts rei
Public Auction on the premises the highest bed
der ON saturday. LIST day OF May next
lSS8. the lots described below IN ENsIe : Aadtt,sa
20 Nashville viz: Lots Nos 20, II, 2s aud 20 ON pa
ing Avenue and Fogg street; also Lots Nos iOi lo2
1o3 and l0i Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
Lots Nos IN l22 l23, and ia. Mctnlure street;
Lots Nos. l25, 49, l27, and LIS, Wctmore strees
and Stevenson Avenue; Lot No. 5lS on Ewing Avenue
and High Street, Lots Nos. 81, a3, ~ and es front
ing on Allison Street aud intersected by the Railroad
Lots Nos. Q, 10, IL. and IL, fronting Stevenson
Avenue aud Fogg Street, and iEiersected by the RAD
road.
months with interest from date and notes With good
security payable IN Bank viii be required aud lien
= rE ROBERT C. FOSTER, 3Kp.
s.na-tds saa " n STEVENSON
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Senator's.

JoHs BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859
ANDREW JOHNSON, (Democrat whose term expires
In 1853.
A. O. p NICHOLSON, (Democrat has been elected to
take the place Of Mr. Bell and his will expire
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Real estate Sales.
4 RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

WE WILL. SELL, the most reasonable trims
wv FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND four miles from
the city the Murfreesboro Turnpike Ali creek
with a magnificent GLLSr NM, IN good running
der all complete together With six hundred barrels 81
Corn, so head Stock Hogs, &c. We will exchange
the above for Negroes the highest market prices.
The Mill has lately undergone q thorough renovation
and all Of lis machinery good rorzir making good
Flour and Meal as can be made N the West. This
ever proposed 20 sell BOYD 4 90.
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In this line stock Is supcrh-@nhracinga all the
novelties of the season. Collars and sleeves separate
aud in sets, both for coiors and mourning; elegant
Bridal Wells and Handkerchief Lace Fails real and
imitation; Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings aud Floune
ings. Real vasnecnnes, Point Applique IAees InesTt
ings, etc, etc.
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9otfls, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
= gate Mausion House.) -


North Marked Street, ID door beloss the Square.
V. GILBERT having taken the above stand for a
number Of years begs leave to inform the public
OF that fact and TO them that the house has been
newly painted from basement TO attic and new and
complete furniture throughout Thesubscrber know
ing fun wei the need Of first class modern hotel in
Nashville and being IN philanthropie mood has made
every exerton 10 come up TO the wants of the public,
and atters himself he has succeeded His table will
at ali times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford, and he pledges himself make every
body contented and at home who Will favor him with
a visit. 1sn
Carriages and omnlbusses will run regularly to and
from the 81. Nicholas Steamboats, and Railroads.
usty Porters always in attendance the depot
ceive checks for baggage thus obviatng the difficulty
of delay. 4rIr
Board per day, 81 IS
Lodging, 40
Single Meals, 30
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast 81 90
Breakfast from to 9 O'Clock.
Dinner " II to {"
--g Supper 90 5toS
J. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House. Market street are two livery
stables where can be found at all hours horses bug
gies, carriages, &c. J. n. Alexander & Co., and W. T
Wright Co., are the proprietors.
Dec 4-IydNw
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Municipal Government of Nashville.
JOHN A. McEwES, Mayor.
AIdernsen


JOHN A. McEwES, Mayor.
Aldermen.
First ward-JoHN CoITkKT and e. +. JoNtss.
Second ward-T. J. HAnE and W. p. Downs
Third ward-JoHS X. HUME and G. ". DARDES.
Fourth ward-DAvID T. WARE and J. T. BRowN.
Fnh ward-G. VI. FoGG and J. p. COLEMAN.
Sixth Ward. HAYNIE and JoHS A FrsIIER.
Seventh ward-w. a. DAVIS and Isaac PAUL
Eighth ward-C H. CoNGER and Ira =. JONES.
William A. GiKxS, Recorder.
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ, FooG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NEIsoS Revenue Collector.
JoHs L. GLENN, water-Tax Collector
j. NJ SEABURY, Superintendent Water Works.
TT. HALE, Tax Assessor.
wx NJ Brown City Marshal
J. J. EVERETT 4 W II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshals.
} nm A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
FvEpERIcK MARSHAL, W. Ii. SrrRDIvANT SAMUEL
J. STA ky, JoHS H. DAVIS, W. T. WATSON, WILLIAM f.
McAu HR, r. NJ CAvrT wN. YAETEouGn, ALEXANDER
BRAsS, N, W. IL. BRISkLEY, JAMES \. TANSSiEY, W. H.
CRosrRw Ar, JoHS BAUGH, : McCALnr, A. c. rrc>kg,
r. NJ " TYSON, and W. J. HARRrs,N Night watchmen.
WV DIX, Keeper of Work House.
r. \. CoIE, Wharf. Master.
JAsSs HESsoS, Street Overscer
The ard OF Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
second aud fourth Thursdays Of each month
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

Country dealers and farmers having any of the abov
for sale will do well to call when they visit tn
city. June 26-u
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Elegant Satin laigcS, m aH eolurs, with trimmings 10
match Elegant Reps, ChinE ooissTs with trifna -
u match. kiegsut Lace Muslm Curtains; all Wool,
Upiou and Cotton Ismssk, in great var-ty, together
,,ifl nj p4ns-
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K Err OSE E. E OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
rSRCWTREn stX FILTERS n TENT 4

II
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT. D
Z ERoSENE ILLUMINATING OII--Tbe light OBJ
N tanned from tins on exceeds IN brlancy that %
any other oil fluid heretofore discovered h mex
Plosive, and will remain hmpid in the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend ss the lamps best adapted
% this Oh, the Kerosene lamps manufactured by the
following parties MessTs Cornelius Baker also Dv-
OFT, Of philadelphia. r. v Haughwout Co ass Broad
way the Brcoklyn fint Class Co, No % Broad street
NrssFs netES Co. l52 William street l. Mercser l3T
Elm Fl, and II. Edwards, - Duane street. n. Y sam
pics % different siy les of LAMPS be the
Office Of the Company.
KEno1ENE fUHfucAIING ON, No. I. Prepared 20 suit
the nucst aud all other kinds of Machinery; burns
brilliantly In Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps all
the ordinary solar Hand Lamps and stands a. great
degree OF cold a. the best sperm on, and h admra
bly, adapted % Railroad 4ud steamship Use.
kEEosssK LrHHIokIISG Ous Nos. ? Asp g. Superior
lnbrIcators VII be found % pssess advantages over
any OILS in The market st same lgiees-ssi not burn
and have been thus prepared 10 meet The require
tnents 81 Railroads and utiiers
kERoSESN HISNA1E On prcTarcd expressly for
b ifsi ass and viii be found admirably Adapted for
he use OF Steamship Men Of Var, Merchant Nesseis
stste-room, Bnnaoie, forroastie Lamps, signal Ian
terms sc.
BinnAeie on viii remain nsid a. long as b..ssperm.
and viii burn all night ~ithout requiring % be trim
master
he Rercs~ae oh can b. obtained fson, she yyhol-
sale Oh Deaofss ship chandiers Druggists and Crsers
70 Ss~ forn ana ~. rSssEy aplo:sssa Asers. q
iases q the Uned s4ts, the caaAas and The Islaad
Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed On conformity with DE rule.
es-AeH0e1 ~ the p%s ~ lfnstecs), appliczfien
70 AUsTENs.
eE~EHAI AGEsrs, kEnEzSE On Cosf4xF
NO. so Beaver street. ~. ".
y. B-crcuiArs with fail I4FtscaIars tessin,onl.l.
pfoss "a, %lh Be ioE~Arasdo % @p7lsezsiou above
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ERESH SEEDS

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SfLD,
LEI 10 barrels Timothy -
Bue Grass seed, cleaned and strippcd
Herds Grass seed,
Ouion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese sugar Cane,
japan rcsE,
IAndrcth's Garden seeds,
Flower SEED
JAS; received ~ Rams brown
feblS No -, Public Square;
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAA G.. HARMS Governor.
Fl W. BURTON, Secretary Of State.
JAMES C. LUTrREIL, Comptroller of the Treasury
GRANVILLE C. ToRBETT Treasurer.
JoHS L. T. SNEED, Attorney General.
The salary of the Governor is $4,000 per annum
that OF the Secretary Of State 81 500 and perques
Comptroller OF the Treasury 1000 and fees for sign
ing Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
era 81 500 The Legislature consists Of Is Senators
and rs Representatves-the Democrats having is Sen
ators and the Americans THE number Of American
REPRESENTATIVES is 33-DemOcratic Representatives A.
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Be ID g. CO.,
DEAIERs II
Ncal Estate, Negroes, &c.

WE wiii pay tae highest prices for hkeIy young
w NegFoes. Cash advances naadeon Negroes cun-
signed % -. We ulli keep constantly on hand ne
gfees for szas an The Odd stand 0f VIA. l. Boyd 40
~, Cherry street., haxhyille, Team ssptei
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R. l.. CARUTHEIls, of Lebanon.
RoBr. J. MCKINNEY, Of Knoxville.
WIN. r. HARRrs, Of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday IN
December; at JACKSON the LIST Monday in April, and
at KNOXVILLE, the LIST Monday in September.
Cerks-JAMEs =. CLARK, Nashville.
W. II. STEPHENS, jackson.
JAS W. CAMPBELL, Knoxville
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lubolrsale Groffrifs.
.aq0N Ll& co. ia Is
Wholesale GrOcerS,
w And Dealers I'm ssfa.t
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

f1A Nashville, Tenn.
100 hhds. fair to choice SUI bxs. Havana Sugar;
gar; rs bbls. Loaf Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 % powdered Sugar;
Coffee. f tt
600 bags Rio Coffee; IS bags Laguyra Coffee;
loo bags Java Coffee; ~. = i.
Liquors.
400 bbls Pixies whisky; 40 do. Fine Brandies:
100 q Deans do; as bbls American Brandy;
$50 " Wiltshire do; 10 &c Malaga Wine;
$50 box super old Brandy; Is " Gin;
IS bbls u bbls. Cherry so 90 Walkers sup. Ale:
Brandy; so boxes St. Johns Claret
Is barrels superior Port Wine;
Wine; rs baskets Champagne
rs bbls. Smiths Reserve Wine. assorted
Whisky; 80 boxes Champagne G-
SO bbls. pure Rye do; der
80 do. MonoDgahela do;
Tobacco.
IS boxes E. S. Powel's To- 200 boxes Jack Falstaf
20 boxes Southern Belle so bxs. Com. Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is +" Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
5000 josephine Cigars; 10000 Brands assorted;
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, Tlllow, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans Meal
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco, =
Flax Seed, Eggs Peach Brandy,
Wheat, Butter, Apple Brandy
Rye, Rags, Pink Root,
Oats, Tar Coperage
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Millett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass &c
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass
Wool, PIow Lines Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes, &c, &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having any Of the above
for sale will do well to call when they visit the
city. June 26-tf
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Chancery Court.

Eastern Division-Seth p NJ. Luckey, Chancellor.
Middle S. D. Frierson, "
Western Isaac p. Williamson, -
Fourth b. l.. Ridley, -
Fifth II. Nixon Vandyke, -
Sixth Stephen c. Pavatt, "
The Chancery Court for the Middle Division of Ten
nessee opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin on first Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays IN June and
December; at GAINESVILLE third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewisburg, ON Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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Uncurrent Money at Par
II. c. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS N ALI KINps
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
NO SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in unusually largo and
w elegantly assorted stack Of Fall and Winter Goods
nf every description, and prepared To Offer
greater inducements to persons wishing articles in
Inc, than has ever been our pleasure To do Our
stock, both % quality and variety will compare
with any IN the country and prices shall be as low
il j. nss BILE for them 10 he Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well 10 give stock early
and thorough examination. we feel wccan make II 10
their interests We would call the attention Of the
buyers particularly to the following departments in
business
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds. z
\N7E are now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w or Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought this market They
are all OF the growth of 1857 from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. Iandreth & Sons PHILADELPHIA
Inc American Seed Garden, Wthersleld, &C.
Risley's, Fredonia, New York
Shaker Garden, South Union XIV
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
tor gratultous distribution. Call and get one.
In ADDITION TO the above, have large supply OF
Ie most usual varieties by the pound, and Beans and
Peas by the bushel. l'' -
1000 Papers Flower Seed
Just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins " Co, 2 900 Papers of Flower Seeds The
lovers Of Flowers have larger and better assort
ent from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS * BROWN,
No 10 South Public Square,
Janl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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The Judiciary.

The salary Of the President Is SIS. 900 per annum-
that of the Vice President Sc 600 Each member Of
the Cabinet receives IS 900 per The salary Of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court is SO 500, and
Of each Associate Justice $4,000.
The United States Circuit Court for this (the sth
Circuit) is held in Nashville on the first Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding, with Jacob McGavock
as Clerk.
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miscellaneous.
SIIndries.

StIndries.
10 BUNDLES Window sash;
10 90 sets Wagon Boxes
boxes kivets;
kegs Washers:
20 boxes Window Glass;
ia bars Iron;
81 bundles Iron:
just received aud for sale by
d. p. DICKEY,
feblo-n No. 5. College street
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Havana Cigar Store,

BRANCH OF IIiUs. CAkDONA,
No Is Cedar Srea, opposite The CoStmeTcidl HID.
TIVE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Il Thomas Cardona aud the undersigned having been
dissolved IL is his intention 10 continue the Cigar bust
He returns thanks o. his customers
for their liberal patronage, and informs them that he
intends 70 keep constantly hand splendid stock Of
Cigars the lnest hest brands ever brought 10
this Market which ne viii sell moderate prices by
the box. He invites his old customers and the public
generally give him = call
janl4 c. CHoMAT.
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La.vrenceburs Money
NO. CEDAR STREET.


II WILL sell ~ nlpBths crofiE, C. ias ftF CASH
Il the h@naz1me pair 81 Gres Carri4se Hers-s, ~
prcsent ersssa fatiersuE GreenhriAis farnilurs
s1xd1- Tney we'd oFekzn zad ssnl1e, Gnd act
paFsed viii foz x1y fAeh
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
fsolo--4 N&sevllls, Iena-
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l HAVE ALSO FITTED Up N THE REAR or NY
CIGAR STORE,
n DRINK King alOont

Where can be had all kinds Of Liquors u the best
quality, made up into any kind Of drink may be
called for. only ask portion OF the liberal patron
age Of the public, and viii my best endeavOrs 10
please all who may give me a call.
Jan. 4 lSbs-tf G. CIfOMAT
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fDress Goods.

together with endless variety Of ,redium and
low priced silks in Flounces, Robesa guile and by
ihe yard in Plain Plaid, striped, and Bayaderes also
Satin Faced and Double -rwillcd MernOcs aud Cash
merrs. Great variety Of all Wool and Union Piaids,
Mousdelanes and every thing and desirable in
his
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CIonks. shnwI. md Scarf.

We have now the largest and elegantly assorted
stock IN this way ever In the country many of
which were Imported by McssFs. A. T. Stewart X Co.
81 New York, expressly for sales In Neivcis We
have them nc all prices from Sis o. 500 We have
asn Black and Grey Cloth ant Beaver Talm1s and long
Cloak etc Tor ladies and children IN all qualities
from three dollars MP Shawls n an sizes and quail
urS both square AMI long. from the n ost binary 20
the elegant Also just r"cciv ed rres invoice
OF those elegant heh-colured all Silk Chsnev Shays
hat arc relllN hanntfnl
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az a.Qirfftory.
GoElrnment Of the United States.
The Executive.

The Executive.
JxsEs BUCHANAN, OF Pa, President Of the y. Sdtss-
JoN c. BRrcKESFuDoE, Of Ky, Vice Presde7rt
The Cabinet.
IxwB CAss, Of Michigan, Secretary IF STATE
HOW'LL CoBB Of Georgia, Secretary Of the Treos"ry
Isaac ToUcEY Of Connecticut, SecreidJy Of the Nary
JoHy B. FLOYD OF Virginia. SecretdTy@ war ~
JEREMIAH II. BLACK, Of Penn, AtoTney General
JACOB THOMPSON Of Miss, Secretary q the INTERIOR
AARON v BRowN, Of Tenn, Postmaster General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-29

A DEER CHAsE.-Our friend D. B. Cooke, residing
at Ceaverville, about four miles soath of this city
owns beautiful deer, now nearly full grown which
has the free run OF his premises and the groves ada
cent to Glenwood Place, and is an admired favorte
in that region. On Sunday afternoon last as the
deer was quietly browsing among the shrubbery with
out the enclosure, couple Of keen.scented hounds,
CHANGING to strike its trail, though they had come
out for other game, opened in full cry, at hearing
which Sir Deer struck attitude, listened and was
then off like arrow the dogs in full pursuit. The
opportunity was given to few lookers,on they will
never probably enjoy again, of seeing deer chase.
The startled animal took wide circuit through
the woods in the vicinity of the Reform School, the
staunch dogs pressing it hard, when the fugitive
crossed the railroad track and believing itself in i'm.
miuent peril, as it doubtless was, it deliberately
shipped its endangered venison for some other port,
striking boldly in the lake, the baled dogs bowling
and baying along the Shore the while the deer was
putting out under full head of steam, as if bound
direct for st. Joseph, Mr.. Cooke and one or two
other gentlemen went to the shore and called off the
dogs, the deer at the time seeming mere speck at
least two miles from Shore Upon the removal of the
dogs, and perhaps getting sick of yoyaging or recog
MIXING its friend and patron both, it came ashore
not far from where it embarked, and was taken
charge of by its owner not the for its peris
achievements. CChicago Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-29

A Poison TREE.-BIr. G. Thompson, Of West Geor-
gia, w. writes the following account Of remarkable
case of poisoning, to the St. Adams Messenger 1t
will be interesting to botansts and medical men, and
may serve as caution to persons who meet with this
poison shrub:
through swamp in the northwest part OF the town
of Milton on Saturday. Nov IS, discovered a guam
tity of shrub known by The name of Poison Sumac,
and being unaequanted with the tree, curiosity led
them to bring home piece of this dangerous wood,
for the purpose of ascertaining its nature, in which
one of the men (Wiliamsl succeeded to his SORROW.
By Sabbath morning, this little piece of wood had
become the wonder and terror OF the place. M. Il,
Seward, of Fairfax, who had handled the War-like
club, was found to be very badly poisoned this pre-
vented others from exposing themselves. Mr.. Will
liams, being the who brought the stick from the
swamp, also taken i'll on Monday though he had
not handled the tree without gloves. 1t is supposed
he took the poison from the gloves with which he
handled the snmaC.
These two young men had to endure week of
intense suffering and badly swollen and dis.
figured by erupons of the skim that their best friends
would not have known them aud though they have
got along exceedingly well under the skifu treat
ment of Dr. Fl. o. Bartlett they are not yet free from
the effects of this seemingly dreadful poison.
Two or three Others who examined the sumae on
Saturday evening" were more or less poisoned.
This real live Upas Tree resembles the common
sumac, but has less top and is minus the red berries
Doct. Hathaway, of Checkerbery, has had several
cases of this dreadful disease, some of which
inveterate as to require burning out with nj
trae of silver though believe solution of the asce
tate OF lead is generally effectuai.