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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

sBETWEEN the Toll Gate and the city of
50 Kenosha, on Friday last, Brown Merino Dress
trimmed with black velvet. The finder will confer great
favor on poor orphan girl, who feels the less deeply by
leaving it at Kings Book Store 49,
Kenosha, Dec. 90 1858. lw29#
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
To Fathers and u Ot1ars
Rce%a2 ncy.

During this critical PERIOD Morses Indian Root Pills
Will be required because they cleanse the body from
morbid hunors thoroughly drive away pains and gives
ease and comfort to the mother From one to three nj
these Pills, taken two three times week during
nancy Will cause the mother safe and easy delivery and
viii be sure to give stout and healthy constitution to the
child. Ito.
For sale by s. Clark Son Kenosba Uris
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

2. A: Veazie, Poor acct, $3.50
Ely ~ paiu"lh, 800
Clerk on account, 1000
H. NeSeh' foor acct, 500
APPROPRIATIONS.
). q +: English, Poor acct, 1O8,80
j. Rattigan, A00
summons ~ ~ pom 448
eco n y Head' 1875
I - nesu' mar 19J
Woea ana carter, Har. end R. s. B. 81 81
Hitchcock 81 Bro, Fire Dept, Gas
J. G. Gottfriedsen, Poor acct, 1914
c. Schend, Io5
Allen & Smith, MI. 198
y. G. GAskill, Poor acct, 1864
H. futile, Pol. % ii
Costs in suit, Thos Lewis al others, 81 "a
NIcoll u Comstock, Poor acct, 925
geo; ferfy' Lumber, 1871
a. T. stone Fire Warden, 700
~ Groslt 700
- nay H. and Bridges, $50
.; hattegan, 3,43
d. Sanborn, ST. Sup. 3'75
stone Bro. & Co., Printing, $50
Moore Twist d Co. 235 re
+. Balm, Lumber Co. 40 "a
c. Aentzenbergsr, Poor acct, $50
On motion of AID Robinson. the Coppcil nd
onrned G. B. LEWIS City Clark
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Ohio State and Union Law COIIegc

THIS INSTITUTION has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred and Students upon Gradua
nsmay De admitted to practice For circulars address
at Cleveland,
ly3t NJ. A. KING, See'V.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

353 A correspondent of the Boston
POST says that for about two hundred
and fifty dollars one may visit England,
France, Belgium, Holland, Germany,
Switzerland, Northern Italy, and Sar-
dlnla, and be gone not over one hun
dred days.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

EEExED PAINTS, of all shades of Color. pre
I'VE pared to order, at
sTARKWEATHER 5 Drug Store
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
PREMIUM PICTURES!

SoMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.-Mr. JosLYN
is fast proving his superior merits as an Artist of
unequalled skill. His colored Photographs, which
can be seen at his Rooms excel those produced even
III New York or Philadelphia. 1t is useless for us
to attempt correct description, and do justice to
his work. 90 and see for yourselves
His Ambrotypes, Melanotypes, Sphereotypes
Daguerreotypes, Iron Pictures or any style of Pic
lures in his line of business are not exceed either
In Or out Of the State, We feel confident that we
are not exaggerting in the least, but simply dong
justiccto the community at large in writing this ar
ticle. In these hard times the Best and Cheapest
that can DO had for the money is what all desire
Mr. Us Gallery is opposite Wales bakery
-~"~~~@~~-~>~>-~~~-~~~-~~~- :. :
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye--Eair DveI
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive
The Original and Best IN the Worzd
All others limitations, and should be avoidod
you wish to escape ridicule. ' -
Grey, Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beonf;e,,
hair skin. 1"' W the
FS5een Medals and Diplomas have been awarded 70
VIM A Bachelor since 1882 and over $4,000
Dye. i~"'ouS
Wns Il. Batc1eJors Hair Dye produces color not 70
De distinguished from nature, and is
ure in the least however long may be continued and
he i'll effects of bad Dyes remedied the hair
for life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied n nine private roorns, AZ ~ VIZ,
Factory, 233 Broaday, n. N. 20
Sold in all cities and towns in the United States nv Drn
gists and fancy goods dealers. s
eg The Genuine has the name and address on a stool
plate engraving on four sides of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BATCPELoR
- 233 Broadway, New York
sha; Boles, Smith Co., and Fahenstock Davis 3 ~
Chicago w.
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DISSOLUTION.

FENHE co-partnership heretofore existing un-
4 der the name and firm of Luhrs Ernst Tsaloon and
grocery No 43 Main street, this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. ALBRECHT IJfHRS
Keno8ha, Dec. 20, 1853 W. ERNST W.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
For the Tribune & Telegraph.
State Agricultural Fair Grounds.

The Prairie Farmer has very sensible arti
Gle in regard to the permanent location of the
Illinois State Fair at Springfield, the capital Of
that State. The Farmer thinks, and quite Just
y too, that the Society will never acquire an
abiding foothold in the affections of the peopls
until the State Society, or the State itself, buys
the land for their necessary use, and makes q
home for the Society's general, yearly meeting.
1t thinks that there is no place so fitting as the
capital of the State for the fixed location of the
fair; and its reasons on that point are well put,
and will no doubt have their influence. as thew
ought to have, with the Society.
All the reasons that have been so iudiciouslv
set forth by the Farmer, apply with equal force
to our Wisconsin State Agricultural Society,"
1t would certainly be well if it had a fixed
home at the capital of our State The Soci-
ETY. having grounds of its own, would undoubt-
edly put up permanent structures, and those OF
more convenient and comfortable kind than
the temporary expedients" which a movable
and uncertain location justifes only.
Many attending the State Fair have business
to transact at the capital, which can be attended
TO with advantage to themselves during thoir
attendance at the fair. Here, too, the PRINCIPAL
college Of the State is located, and the youths
attending it from different parts of the State
can realize the benefits of the fair readily, and
manifestly to considerable advantage to them.
selves
The sites which have been selected for aori-
cultural fairs in most of the States of the Union
are agreeable, and SONS of them beautiful: but
Madison, the capital of our own State, in that
respect, is the acknowledged peer of them all
With the State Fair located at the capital, its
beautiful scenery would add something to the
other attractions to attend. Madison also nos.
sesses facilities which render it accessible. and
these facilities are likely to be materially added
to in time.
Every intelligent friend of agriculture in
Wisconsin must desire to see our State Society
have fixed home, and grounds of its own: and
what place SO proper as the capital of our state7
1t would prove failure any where elsa,
Madison it would prove a success. w. NJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

Wherever the negro element is most
largely dihused in the population Of
State, there the democracy has the
strongest hold on the people.-7els-
graph. Dec. 2Srd
This merely indicates that those who
are best acquainted with the wants,suf.
fcrings and capacities of the negro, are
the last to imagine that there is any ne
cesslty OF a republican party for his ben
ett.-He'aoshG Times. Dec. 24th.
So then, according to the Times, the
democracy being best acquainted with
the condition of the negro, see a fitness
in his being reduced to chattelism. The
Times is therefore in agreement with
the slaveholding democracy and acqui-
esces in its wisdom Of holding the color
ed man in bondage. Well, two third
Of the democratic party in the Union
are now on that platform, and although
the Times is u little i'll advance of most
Of its northern contemporaries, never
theless by 1860, the entire northern de-
mocracy will be forced to take ground
in favor Of the enslavement of negro
flesh, or lose caste with the party.
NORTHERN NULME1CATIoE.-Senti-
ments and threats of notification are
quite common among the Southern de-
mocracy. More recently the northern
allies Of the southern democracy have
begun to echo disunion. The Albany
Argets Dc At1aS, appears to have arrived
at the sage conclusion that the election
of Republican President will furnish
a sufficient justification for dissolution
Of the Union. In such an event that
paper says:-
" We see no alternative, crpect none,
and hope for none, better titan q pe0cea-
bic secession Of the States thus n,enaced
from The U5aion."
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Special CLOTHES.



BATcHELoR's Wigs and zoupees surpass ALL They are
elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charmno turning up behind-no shrinking
oil the heads indeed this tine only establishment where
these things are properly understood and made
ly4Z 238 Broadway, New York
Doctor Morse's Indian Root Pills.
To Fathers and W others.
You know how important il is for your children that YOU
should keep good health How frequently do we see fee
bic parents dressed in mourning of the death
oftheIr beloved children What pity is when by pro-
per care and remedies all these trials and troubles can
De avoided when health be restored to the parent
and life and happiness to the child Restore the health
oil the MOTHER aud you obvate necessity of pareyoric
Godirey Cordial and other Injurious narcotics for CRYING
ch'dFeh' we ntreat you, as we desire improve our
race to procure DR.. Morses Almanac and read how Dis
eases cured in accordance with Natures la i., -
necent Roots and Plants.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

HUNTING IN MINNEsoTA.-The St.
Cloud Democrat says that Rev. T. E.
Junau, Baptist minister of that place,
has killed eight deers the present season
and Rev. Dudley Chase, an Episcopal
clergymen, two. The Democrat likens
these men to John the Baptist.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

n. BIhe business will be continued by VIM Ernst, tc
whom all the accounts due the firm must be paid a.
ali demands against said iirm wil be settled by him
4EZ9 " ERNgT
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

y RANTS PULMONARY R&LsAyT &.
- PURIFYING EXTRACT, just received at the
rug Store of STARKWEATHER * CO.
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LOST ACCOUNT BOOK

G kN or about The 18Th of Dacan,bo, ;.
IN the city Of kenosha on the road bafvneT @
er Gov conaihpg ss POCKET account book with eath
persons IN the towns of Brighton and lem '0 Inherent
oovg e Tbe nS Gna b sy9r IS on the outside Of the
Tribune Telegraph Office, Kenosha or The sal, d" tle
oihGe viii confer favor all proper charges viii i '
o"ZJT WILLIAM sWARTZ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Special Terna of the Circsie CogYa rn,. vr7
ssOSha GGuasy.

eTAIE OF WISCONSIN,
kENosHA County,
o of,,' I, IS hereby given that special term
~ Of <, The Circuit Court viii be held in and for said coun
IN H.. cit @ ~ Ihe state aforesaid at the Court House
"a ue cry ana county of Kenosha on the third TnesIs'
w. e i9h d2y Of January, A. D. 1852 at ten O'Clock
in M o OF mat day, for the disposition OF all cauq
iprv 80 ~I"'''' Ho' requiring the Intervention Of
L. d. NICHOLS, Clerk
| Datas tro,,o.,,. n, henosha County Circuit Court
! NNl'09it, Nv, -, LoOo. 2M2g
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
PERRY DAVIS

PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE
H "a In E&1Ile~
AaI6en internally, cares sud.tc,, s,.r,.
coughs, &c, Weak Stomach, srr,,S,",'I 7"
HeSiisay, N"raing Sore Hg oath s7.,,,-
@ere" M"ath or Throsg. Rive,
complaint, Ebyspcpsin or
indigestion, CFalsaD ana
Paim asa abe stomach.
Bowel complaint
Painters Collie,
Asiatic ChoI-
era, Diar-
risRgI 81
DyseHIeTy,
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CIrRFs
Feqns, Boils, and old Sores, Cuts Bruises s,roi 80
3 purns and Scads, swelling of the Joints Ei,
etIe Broken Breasts, Frosted Feet and CLiiiIIj
tnacle' ram IN the Face Neuralgia and Rhen,ati
ieacIhe has now been in use IS wears md b i
@sieu better reputation than any other med ri, 80
ieu 70 the public. We do not deem it nocess,r, +, 80
uoi N us favor as one small bottle will do nors r. &
you OF ITS efficacy than all the advertisement IN ,t
W.. ~ piVe II one fair trial you wolld not h.. ,
:. lo' 'en tunes its cost For Fever and Arue il is n
Sold by all dealers in Medicines
q. N. sSarris 81 Co.,
For cola H.. c., Propretors, Cincinnati, O.
I pt sale ny Starkweather &c Co. and f. Robiroor 10
HoeIla, ana by druggists generally. 29m3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-30
southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Min
19taBIdzIazza

st1a8s OF an
slzaB on hand
and mndetc or
cr, snutmins,
mill iTJns Iaili
-eefinE, belt
ing n0lsIinE
and regulating
1reWs, scr8ea
VII 70, 6ams3l
iruns, Piast8r
paris, DuEna1
chor brand bCI
nuH1efg
We also con-
tract for the s-
rscuon Orhour-
inga n d saw
HiIils. Also all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-30
SheriHs Sale

ID Y virtue Of an execution 70 me drsctsd from hs Cr-
ID cuts Court Of Perry o0untJ wsl sxpo# 10 Babhe
sac az the CJurt House door 10 the iowa OF 4ea 5a ae
hrst Aooday IN June, 1855 irasg Of land scrbaf
a. follows: One beginning rel 0iE two poles nlr.h
Of The northeast clraer Of l25 ssra entry 10 t1s nas &
jonathan Wugai thence east 10 po.s % stlks VITA
pointers thence nor ~ poles red oak hence eat sd
poles 5aks toe FeryFiie road thsaes ualsn "a
p les TO red oak, thence east Or POLES b Haits dk
Iaence south 40 poles % sake, tdsaos Hssa5 14 III
stukein Wugh.s est line thence uarih 100 uos n ne
beg nung containing b. gimlla 81 acrsi ins sane r
ng and being me head waters of Roethl q Cre.
range s ssca0n 4
Also one other trace ID range ana sseson On ft..
Wstefs o. kocknoase CIsez q il rT-r. gnainE 90
It ks he sonta east coE1er o dolls flcz4rs ls9 sco
snfy theate norm ~ pes % aas oak, .lalcd rlsl
Topples toa red ok iaence aorth Sd p1lel Go q slta
uh1rca easi 20 poes % ssako win red OAK ana chs
* tts1ca Scala crossrg TIE IarrFri = s1 = 81
80 20 Pales, ioa posi- OAK Ei'h lEo 49, -
ne1ra rresi Isl -aasla
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-30
THE ARTICLE HEADED CHEAP SEWING MACHINES,
PRICES, FRAUDS, &c.

Following the communication Of A. W GoodeIl the
ap ee6n Of the sh instant, and referred to by said Good
81 above, originally from Singers Ga-ets Of April LIST,
@ having been copied, however, into several public journals,
@ north and south Now, for the benefit Of public we'll
M Goode, would here state, that "article" referred
To- when written, intended apply all cheap sewing
Chimes but more especially to guard the public against the pe
taton Of frauds by persons engaged in vending rights sell
what is known and called the watson Ten Dollar Sewing
chine, which fraudulent machine, notice, Mr. Goode after
being closely cOrned, admits in bis communication, having
engaged in vending.
But he he dropped it, by force Of circumstances so
did when every court of Justice wherever the up
trial, decided the sale Of his machine and direct in
fhngement. Does Mr. GoOdell anything rich in is7
With these few with Mr. Goode and his
present ten dollar machine and leave the public to judge wins
the contest.
We ready and waiting anoherca Of the same kind
R. H BROCEWAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-30

IN CHANCERY AT GAINsBoRO,.

Mary White George NJ McWhrer and others-Iniuncion
and Attachment Bill.
ON motion comp anant by her Solicitor, appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from allega
ton in COMPLIMENTS bill to said defendants, George McWhter
Coleman White George White John Myers, and John Dixon
uou-resdsnts the State Of Tennessee. Ii is, therefore,
ordered that publication be made for four successive
Union and American, newspaper published in the city Nash
vile, Tennessee, requiring nonresident defendants,
appear at the next term Of the Chance Court to be held for the
county Of jackson at the Court House, the town Of GansborO
on the first Wednesday after the second Monday in July
then and there their defence compliments said BILL
the will be taken for confessed and down for hearing
ca parte to them. W. II. Bolts,
may-g3-r4t ursf fee CLERK and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-30

raAInERa a1 VdgxrEHE's COSoERTs.-1hese
LIBERATED arifs are meeting ovatiOns everywhere.
Cineinusa ,notWihsiaDding they have been
ere two d thrse lines befOre) they have just
ven two caeeris, Fhich we're crowded to over
swinr; al Sc fee confident that the concerts in
Is city osjUedpsday, Thursday and Friday
XXI. viii b he nt brilliant affairs eyaF given in
is city. heir sly is positively limited to three
ebis. as thsir arrangements are made month in
nance, ard they IaunOt prOlOng their engagement
ere WILDE hunreds who viii be unable to hear
n. hease that Bsire to do so from their neglect
care seats, and those Of our friends Who
wish to B disappointed would do well to
The ofOrtunity tomorrow. The Box
III be On daily 10 secure seats without
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IITIEE.

lHIs Is 70 notify and all persons not 10 pur-
il chase o. lgEds for a note eNecu5ed By me ana e.
r. Bflsto ichn D. Woodward, he lith gay q MAJ
lass l5r sondlling over tWentytHO hundred doiars,
the precs8 aoe1t recoleoted thsre being adgm
the Cireu Court Humphreys county, which is slien
on Ihs land which sNecuet said 1Oie viii
paid, the consideration for which said note was
mayIs-W5. KID. BIFFLs
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mgg-Prs ie. s. vat.
I.Aam rL0I. ID olh.rs, vs.. Lltlelop c. CoIer apa

lsham IhOrs d Others, vs.. Ltleton C. Collier and
gT-UTgnl bill
n uUlou Of c0mLla nants, by their solicitor aud il ap
~ fearing 10 The Satisfaction u the CLERK ana Master
70 al alegaiio n com llaInans bill which vas sworn
ns. hs ceendsnls Shelby PhOrs Chris opler CLARK
acd Aaada Clark are non residents OF The Sale If Ten
nessee IL Is ordered, tn4 publication BE- made Or four
successvs weeks 10 Ihs Union aud American newspaper
published IN The ciIy OF Nashvla requiring said uol-rss
dents 10 appear NJ tie next term Of be Chsucey Gu
te held lot The county JacklOl ~ the curt house Le
0Fn GainsbuIO IA. hrst ednesday after the secO1d
MoldEy 10 July next then and her 70 enter their defence
10 ON palnants sad %, OF the will be taken
confessed and lei Gown los hearing expare Them
W. Il Butts,
msy9-prs. fee S. Wat Clerk and Master.
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TERRASS BROTHERS.

TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to McCrea & Terras dealers in GRO
= CEREES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No % and 3j Broad street.
IRON, &C, AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pittsbug Iron, 50 Castings
10 d" Iron AXes p " Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, > boxes Tennessee Axes
WISHING quit this branch Of business, large
lots for cash, and in small lots greatly rates
TERRASS BROTHERS.
SUNDRIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, g. and :;
200 Pint, halfpnt, and quart Flasks
$50 Window Glass
100 Tum5lers:
- keys Boiler Rivets and Nuts;
100 dozen BrOOms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Stsel PlOws
400 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
jauI TERRASS BROTHERS.
PLOWS! PLOWS! FLOWS!
49, 80 Cast Mould Boards
IN go Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
E4aA=a=zsAA go Steel Mould Boards,
For sale low down for
TERRASS BROTHERS
mar2S q Broad street.
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CIRCUIT COURT, MARCH TERM 1858
Flora mcCarn DanelG 0cCarn-ReutUn for Divorce.
THIS petitioner by her solicitor appears aud moved the
CouU for an order for publication his sus: II is
,oS tb niv y ss IouLt, tnI ae ealony maze
American, aneWspaPer published in Nah Ss TnHessee,
requiring said defendant appear beif - OF the
next Circuit Court when holding for he 49, Hardin,
a. the Court HOuse in the OF sayaa ~ he ourth
o Detittouar o-t for
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msy9-prs. fee s. Wat.

Lteion ., Collier and Others Va William W. WOO5fork
Llam PbOns ana Othsrs- Injunction Bill
UOuon Of CUmpaiquuIs, bY their 60 hcOr and it ap-
~ peauugi 10 the satlsiAct o. the CLERK end Master
tr,m an aegauOn IN Oomplaua1ps H. which IS sworn TO-
IN the &c endants Chris Opher Clark Manda Clark and
shelby PLos LOlesdeut the State Of Tennessee
IL Is ordered that publication be made Tor four SUGGEST
reeksln the Union aud -rlcaa ne Sspaper puo shed
The city o. Nashville Tequ nng said euoants appear
al be neat tetn OF tic Chancsry Court be held Tor the
county o. JsckOn Al hOase tbs tOEu OF q Ans
boTo TIE MIST Wednesday after the sscoad Monday IN
July next then and there enter tier offence 70 ton
palnaats sad D. Toe viii be azen for coaisss
and set eoFn 10 hearing eE pare as 10 Ghem.
". II Butts
may 9-prs. fee IS vat CLERK and Master
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In Caancery at CaEthnse--Harch Rules,

VIM lancaster and a.. W. John a. G9rdoa and al.
nN motion. and g appearing % the CLERK ana Master o.
~ said Court that John n. Gordon resilient 90
ths Slate; Isis thsreupon ordered that publication be made
EirJv days Union aHd AmoFicaa dslsnaaAt
John n. Gordon, appear Court House lhe
81 CaFhagr Tennessee, 90 the sacOud MOnday august
next, then and theTs plead, demur 70 con
painansis BILL and in default thereof the said Dill will BE-
taken osed amp for hearing % hi.
H3-WfL z Zee 50 MOORE. q. ID.
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may9-prs. fee IS Wat

Nancy Maxwell, vs. Cornelius Max sll-Original Bill
~ motion OF complainant by her solicitor aud il ap-
~ pearing TO the satisfaction Of tue Clerk and Master
iron allegation in compliments bill, which is sworn TO-
that The deeluan DUn-TesidentOt the State Of Ten.
neSse: Il Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks the UuIun and American newspaper
Published In the city OF Nashville requiring sail deien.
appear next term OF hs Chaucery Court To
hed Tor he county Of Jack on the court house IN the
OF GainebOrO, the Ir5t Wednesday after the &C.
Ond Monday In July next b defence 70 com
planans bill, the will be taken for confessed and
SET dOEn for hearing eKp4rLe IS - h.m.
W Bolts,
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JOHN A. McEWEN,
Secretary Of the Bolrd Of Education.

Nashville Market, pTHy 20.
OtFoN-The receipts Of Cotton have been very
r during the week just co@d and the sales
vsspoudingy small The sale yesterday aud to-
do not exceed one hundred bales, prices rang
from 4 to Toe
B'cco-The receipts Of Tobasco are very light,
Ga all tbrown upon the markei is readily taken.
srs. Fisher, Whelcss & Co, SOP six hOgshead at
90, 90, So, 600, 10, sos; and A. Hamilton
s,serieen hogshead At sos. 7IO. b 80. So; Z 80,
6l5,ss0, ESQ, %, $50, $40, k25, 5 IS, 725,
Z25 7a7S5.
PRovslN The receipts Of Boon during the
PSI few d4s have been somewhat larger than
during the - ious week, and buy Is readily take
81 that Is ofssd at our quotatiots Prices are
somewhat siiHsr,snd are in favor Of holders. We
quote shoulders hams &c, clear sides &c and hog
round at 71@Se. hear of no change in Lard,
tnd continue our qu'NsiOns of 9I9lIo, when put
p in good shipping pad,qges.
oR'IN-We hear Off dagand. ezc.pt bv millsrs.
Wheat. Prices may be ouo,e5 i s56,7oo for
pe White GOOSE for primeFl.I nd 5Oa55ror
"er'anean. We hear of nOtApg doing in Corn,
re- therefore, unable to quo,eSe
'UK-The demand is limited 10 .....,,
We quote Extra Family at 4 OOA4 5o s1.
eS3 5OGi 90, and Fine S. OoG8 20
cERIEs-The market is dull. at Tho en-
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