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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

tary yesterday evening, HENRY LEWIS, convict from
Chattanooga Hamilton The said Lewis about twenty
years Old feet inches high and weighs l25 pounds has dark
hair fair skin and blue he has several small theback
Of the right hand; his left between the and elbow
the ends Of the first and second middle fingers Of the le hand
badly dishgUred from being mashed. He sprghtly young
aud doubt great rascal he has but recently been
leased from the Georgia Prison. lie has relations residing
in Augusta, Georgia, where he partly ra and is prob
able he will there He had when he left
shirt stripped blue pants and black wool hat with his hair
close and irregularly cut.
will give the above reward for his delivery his
hnemen in any jail in the State, that get him
u II
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NOR RENT Dwelling House containing 10 OF y
~ rooms No = College street. This place, suitab
for private residence or bosrdns house. being AID
Post OHce. Apply = t
nay20-dsHg v. L. BOYD, ia.
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DEMOVILLE & BELL.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECA
No. 26, Cherry Street,
THIRD Union.
EALEEsS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye Stuffs
Paints, Oils Tupentine Alcohol Yarnishes, Cigars, To
baccO, snuff,
n KNOXVILLE s. BELL are now in receipt Of full
and we'll selected stock Of the abovsartcl which they will
sell at the lowest figure.
UININ Choroforzn, sulph Ether Iodone, Iodid Potas
N1k sum- Henry Husbands CslcRed Magnesia, Harris Car
mye, New England Cough Mixture, just received by
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
OLIVE OIL--A fresh supply just received BY
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
WTEAST POWDEERS.--Preston & NIerrill's Yeast Pow
dc syeCeived and for sale by
DEAIOVILLE & BELL.
DAY NOTTCE.--AH persons indebted to Us BY note or
account, pay by the lst Of june they will have
settle with We wish it distinctly understood that this
notice is intended for DEMOYILLE & BELL.
4 ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
fine lot % the above received and for sale BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
ESRENCH BRANDY AND WIN ES.s-Of the bes
quality for Medal purposes received and for sale by
IT. DEM0FILLE & BELL.
WARRANTS SETTER APERIENT.--Re.
h oeived and for sale by
may2l DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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yHyHE hrm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.. composed Of
And Allison, 7. Anderson, and W d. Mlanahan, by
mutual consent dissolved the 1st day Of june she retiring
Of Mr. MLanshan the firm. And Allison and Il. Anderson
are alone authorized to wind up the business Of he old firm
Those indebted firm requested to make
without delay those having claims against the viii pre-
emf them for ravment. ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.
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NASHVTLLE LUMBER YARD.


Il G. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Bofrds,
ID has hand large lot OF Cedar yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Jos scant
ling Square Cedar, Cedar Plank, and Poplar Shingles have
Eve Mills cutting Poplar Cedar, dressing Poplar,
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No.
Poplar Shinges-all operation. 1 supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles the shortest notice and at the
lsWest prices for cash. j. C. UABDEN,
maT2 Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III broadway
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MACON COUNTY TENNESSEE.--Ths highly
Nv repued and we'll known watering place. will be opened
ready reception visitors and nyald by Goth Of
May. regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
it, waters suffice that the
Of the waters has effected Of various diseases, the treat
Of which has foiled the eminent physicians There
pTactcing physician residing the Springs, who will always
Our table will be we'll supplied with best the country
affords, and that prepared in good style
Our stables will also be we'll attended
We have abundance Of good ice stored away for the
benefit comfort friends and visitors Charges
Transient from 81 . - 20 per day, Copper
week Children years servants price,
Horses, 50 per Washing and Ironing 81 90 per
For services, reasonable charge viii made Hack
will Springs every morning at o'clock, 10 regu
lar through the son 10 meet the Nashville and Louisville
wa. A. DEBOw q BRO.
mayl1 to july . Proprietors.
RED BOILING SPRINGS,
MEACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE--We take pleasure in an
lV nouncing friends that ready
tors, that every necessary preparation has been
their comfort pains will spared 20 render their
pleasant and reeabe. As Go the medicinal quality Of
weeks have been entirely cured greatly Relieved and comp
patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys Scroula,
the skim Stone in the Bladder Df0S Sore Eyes, and
derangementof the Digestive System Ia general.
CHARGES.
Transient Boarders from 81 , % 81 50per perWe:
Cillurl under Yen years OF age aul ser ants l. plce
Mr.. Thomas, Of uartsylle. viii Hack the STAGE
from that place to the Springs regularly through the
iune5-f2m NEWLY & HEAitN, proUrietors.
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
N ME undersigned win open Berhca SPRINGS fol the reCp
ton Of visitors the 10Th inst.
Largo additions the premises
Of last season, which viii enable
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c. Z. Harris Adm IS, &c. William attachment.
this appearing Jas D. FOresee Of the
Peace for the county Of Humphreys Tenn before
the above entitled suit pending that the defendants
resident Of said State and cannot be served with the ordinary
cesso law il is therefore ordered that all further proceeds nn
said cause be stsyed required law, until the first Monday
January 1859 which day set for the hearing Of said
his Office in the Of Wayery and that the plaintiff give
by publication the
AercGR, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
quirng the defendant appear and defend said suit
june14-w4t prs fee 50 c. Z. HARRIS, Admir-, &c.
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TzE FLOODS IN MISSOURI

Tbrouphout the month Of April the rain fell most
;-csssaTIlv in the valleys Of the Wabash and Mis-
sissirri through Indiana. Illinois ami Missouri
Nsorlv The whole Of the leVee Of 81. Louis sub
merged on he 1lth inst, and for miles along the
sbore above and below the city, the bottom lands
7-srs upder water Very little corn was planted in
Missouri even on lands not adjacent to the river
oyiDg 10 the heavy rains and the wheat crop was
much ipirr D. On the 18th inst, the river rose 50
bish that the inhabitants Of Ctho.kia and Illinois
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new AhdAEaA " are 5AOEGs - IAalEAAtG Sls
ENTJE. H. BLINCEEIN, dealer in HARDWARE CUTLERY,
w GUNS Tools. c.-Is opening his establishment,
No. q Market street, door ". Burns, large and we'll
selected stock Of Hardware Cutlery, Guns, &C., which he intends
offering exceedingly OE for prompt dealers short
time. Among the leading articles hand, viii he found
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery; Carpenters and Blacksmiths
Tools; axes Of every description and make large assortment
Of Locks Hinges and Screws Plush and Square Bolts ShOve
Spades, and Forks Grndstones CTan and Rollers Rifles
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns Mill, Gross Cut
Pitt Cotton Wool Cards Trace, Halter,
tocks Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
EWING. MCCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCEBs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MARKET &, CHURCH SITS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NNT = receipt large fresh assortment
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which will sell at
rates TO the trade, VIZ:
$50 hhds Sugar 300 bags prime Bait. Coffee;
300 bbls choice Molassesi go - - n. o. %
100 = &" '' 800 Salt;
100 bbls Golden Syrup, COO Nails;
100 Cider Vinegar; $50 package Star Candles;
100 - Pixies Whisky; l0o bbs crush * pow. Sugar;
100 '' Wiltshire do 100 bxs L G. & Fine Tobacco;
600 " Domestic Liquors. 300 doz. Demiiohns
50 Z" Pine I'D Robertson county Whisky;
And all other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocers.
mar27 EWING, MCCRORY < co.
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ma YALlasLE EaR.aS Ela SblE

THAT Ydgabl5 tGrIn which tGe undersigned has
L side8 for the lass eight yeays. Toy sale. %
the waters Of Big Hsrpstb the county OF "
hanson fourteen nj es from Nashville, Haar the hage
Tank. tie chiaud and CeutTeva rnFNpike nine mlel
Frsusan, tbI county OF Williamson, sud With 2
ples ai tue North Western Railroad h7ing cen.
ructea. The Tract contains about Our hundred End eight
acres of 6Tt farming land; Tie county Iae betveeI
NGy'5s- sad Nian'-H runs through TIE Northwest eor
fryrL- 90 formally lhe yell Known arU
he lsta Wit'us NhEaFIt.
On ina fr c1forshle residences, vita all 10.
caaEry HOu rTr cribs. stables raFrisEU hoES~, tses,
excellent s,irE "rrHTr3us aEt choice trust Good
spring waller s a1IHa lHr frayer iaiEgs5oek water
uuuug rom 5IIsreHi sources through the &rl. Attou
ing Ils- lIaF uf hundred acres o.
land w-b good residence. fpr sai7 The soft 81
b0u equal 90 GF t1r Tor gram or grass
aud both united Itney w br s03 scqsstelv ulleuer.
NAV huyefs rs thought bv good Judges cnuit De
usGa the best stock hs St4le o. We sizs
A. -snss wanting So DHy, would ~ course " i#n 10 V"p
no" pr.misas before purchasing. further description Do
deemed unnecessary, but al are Dyiysd to call ari see ioI
aE.ura.vaE. aug 2l-eCNWtf. JOHN T. hlLLs
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Mary Martin Daniel Naturalization Tor Divorce
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from
the bill Of complainant which to, that the defendant
Daniel Martin, is not resident Of The sta Of Tennc that
the ordinary process Of this court be served him;
therefore oreredby the Master and 50 entered upon t rules. that
publication Be made for four Union
commanding the said defendant, Daniel Martin, appear
next term Of said Court Of ChaC De held
House in the toSn Of Lafy @ Macon county, % Monday
IN July next then and there plead, answer demur
plalnans BILL and IN default thereof. the will De taken
1855. JOHN CLAIBORNE.
msy26-B4t-prs fec 50 Clerl and Master
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RRSEwABLE AT PLEASURE

0nesquar year, s3o-Esh additional square, SO.
AdverfiseFs exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS


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THE GOLD DOMINION, COFFEE-POT.
TFNH0CsANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already been sold,
and the demand from all parts Of the United States is rapdly
the increase. Wherever introduced it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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ie@w2m

NTOTICEs--Wh er-, th Legislature of Tennessee, its
last session, passed Act Hsku 60 The dUv Of the
HOus sherhs Of said state 0Pu and hold eeciuu each
precinct in their respective counties, order
Of the people whether convention shall b. called
amend revise, or form Constitution o said State
Therefore, J. A. Garden Sheriff Of Coffee county do hereby give
notice 70 the voters Of said county, that will the
Thursday Of September open and hold election the
various precincts Of said county, the purpose taking said
vote. Given under hand at Office, this 5 day Of june
1865. A. GARDEN.
iel2-Whn fofC .,7fa rrrrpt-
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9lasbdalr aInim mn 5mtritan.
Daily IS 45l-weeEly $; weekly 50.
60. ofAdrer1l.inr.

TES LIEEs OF LESS CONSTITUTE A sQUAnE
IN THE DATrv
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Jones W Locke Roter Sulbeed, Fleming Subheed
otiers-Cross Bill
E appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk MASTER that
u Fleming Stlbblefed, Of the defendants Ia this cause
resident Of the STAIR Of Tennessee, that e ordinary process
q this court cannot be served upon him. therefore hv
the Master and so entered upo the rules that publication
for four successive weeks ia e Weekly Union and American.
Newspaper published in tie city Of Nashville, commanding the
said defsndantl Fleming Stubbfed, appear term Of
our said Court OF Chancery, 20 Be held the Court House
town OF Lafayette, Macon county, the 2d Monday July nest
then and there 70 plead, dcmur compainsns b
and In default thereof the will be taken for confessed
or hearing pG11e % him. This 18th MAY. 1853.
JOHN CLAIBORNE.
Rsy26~W4t-prs fee 50 CLERK and Master.
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EUyNING ruM oarnEEN eo IiJlsI ONO, AND
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o.. w O. ii
II A h EIS n CO.,
A UCTEON g. COWWISSION MERCHANTS,
a and Wholesale GrOcers, Office W. H. Gordon Co.'S
Warehouse, No. ~ Market street.
= HARRIS C co. have tore, and the trade:
$50 hhds New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
80 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
900 do and half barrels M0lasses
1900 boxes Star Candles;
% cases SarJnes-lF and 4 boxes
20 bbs MacBerel:
100 packages assorted Liq0urs;
80 kegs four penny nails
bags Spice
cases matches:
Is bbls Land Plaster. rayg-tf
PIANO FOIBTES, LOOK ENGsGLASSES. &C,
WWTE have in a fine stock Pianos. -zsE1
Nv MglOdeOns, Window Shades, Artists Ma
trTias &c. still manufacturing Insidr7 u Il
Blinds and all kuds of Gilt Works have recentlyJ u
added largely our stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c word, intend WITH The TINES, please
and induce them pstronise home, instead
sending ahroid.
fsl0-ff W & r FREEMAN,
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R. MoNEILLY GAM

Henry J. Bnkeys administrator Of VIM Matthews, deceased vs.
heirs Of Mn. alsthsWs dsoeased-Petiton sell land.
appearing in this Gauss that Eliza Matthew'S one Of the de
PENDANTS, is nonresident Of the STATE Of Tennessee
yond the reach Of the Of tt court ordered
disqualification be made for three Union
and American newspaper published in the Nashville
requiring her 70 appear before the Judge the Circuit Court for
Dickson county, Tennessee, House in the town of
Charlotte, he4h Monday In June there plead,
or demur cOmplanant etou, the will he Ia
ken for confessed % her, or hearing az D7rts
may 25-g3t prs E-e 81 K. yCNETLIY. e. A NJ
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EpEANOS.ssW have received fourteen more
& New Piano Fores- from those unrvalled -
maj 5 s' 5 SsT9 T Soc. Rr2d1p5y, and I'd 4
would be pleased to have these examined
b a whether they desire purchase not. Every Piano
sold Jy US warranted give satisfaction every respect
feblH ". & r. FREEMAN. .
A SIN HORSE STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
"a vitor without boiler. Wolfsnden Co.'S Machine Shop
csrry street two doors south Of Broad street. unel-
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Central UuiO aHd Baltimore and
Ohio railroads.


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TOIICEs--Whereas, thu Legislature Tennessee
last session. passed Act making the duty the
shes Of said state open and hold election each pre-
cnct in their respective counties, in order ascertain the
Of the people whether convention shall be called
amend, reyise form CONSTITUTION Of said Stae there
fore, l. W. W Davidson, Sheriff Of Benton county hereby
notice the Of said county, that will the Thurs
day Of September open and hold election the
precincts Of said county, for the purpose Of taking said
Given under my hand Office this 2th day May, ls5s.
". ". DAVIDSON,
iuneI1-W2m Sheriff of Benton county.
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This is but q rough estimate. We feel certain,
however, that so far from exaggsratipg the aggrs-
gate losses sustained IS set down, our figures fall
short Of the reality. And these losses, though n0
generally felt by our financial and commercial
classes now, will undoubtedly leave their impres-
sions upon fnauciers, stockholders, banks, mex
chants and an interested in the profits and losses
Of the great Mississippi Valley.
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PRICE.-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81
For sale in Nashville By DENOVILLE & BELL.
may4-i6ZtW6m.
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TOTACE.Wherea, the Legislature Of Tennessee az its
last session passed. Act making it the duty n
Shers 81 said state open and hold election each
cIct in their respecl counties order 90 ascertain the
OF the people as % vine te ou shall called
revise or form Constitution I'll sail STATE, Therefore.
Eandoph Sheriff of E" rt-p county, do hereby give
to the voters Of s8d oog - a the Is THURSDAY Of
September next open 1ii ei9rnn the pre-
cncts Of said count Or ts Uur@- taxing said Given
unoer my hand al ois. 5ais i-,1 das - JUue. l-5-
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NOTICE.--DTCK RTYER IANnsFoR Sic.

NOrICE.--Whereas, Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session passed act making it the duty % The various
sherih Of said State 20 open and hold election pre-
einc in their respective counties in order sen
ting people 70 whether convention shall be called anend
revise form Constitution Of said State, Therefore. l.
j. Y Stewart Sheriff Of D8Kab County do hereby give notice
the voters Of said county that will, Thursday Sep
TENDER next, open and hold election at the precincts
said county for the purpose Of taking said
hand at Office this 5th day Of june, 1858
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17
Correspondence of the Spirit of the Age,
FARMvILLE, Va, March 10, 1858.


Mn. EDITOR Perhaps it would not be al
together uninteresting to your readers to
know something ofthe progress OF the great
Tempcrance reform in this community. There
was a time in the history of our Division,
when darkness gathered around us, clouds
lowered over our pathway, stout hearts grew
flint and fears were entertained that after all
our hard-fought battles, the banner which
had so fondly waved over US in other days,
would finally trail in the dust and victory
would perch on the pole of the enemy. But
/ rejoice that a brighter era has dawned upon
us. We are not yet defeated nor overwhelm-
ed by a triumphant foe, but are still conten-
ding most manfully for the success OF the
grand principles of our order Our members
manifest more interest in the D~ivision-they
attend more regulariy-thcy speak more OF
the rood which we desire to accomplish, and
the result is shown in the accessions that are
made from time TO time. We initiate ten
at our last meeting, and wehope they will be
true to their VOWS and faithfulto their pledges
and will make efficient members, laboring to
carry out the great objects contemplated IN
the organization Of the order Of the Sons Of
Temperance.
When | reflect upon the evils growing oui
OF int~emperance-the wretohedness and pov'
erty that it entails upon families-the infalny
and disgrace that attach themselves to it
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OBITUARIES

In Gates County, near Reynoldson, March
1st, Capt. William H. Goodman, IN the 57th
year of his age, leaving a devoted and be-
loved family, and a large circle of friends to
mourn his loss, which, while felt by all will
be more sensibly felt by the INDECENT Of the
community his life verifying the precepts,
do unto others as you would that they
should do unto you,'' and. "Love thy neigh
Dor as thy self" Though, not connected
with any christian denomination, because he
thought himself unworthy of whathe thought
a church ought to be, yet, he leaves us all
enjoying the blissful, hope. that he has gone
to the home of the christian.
1.-THE soul, too pure its ills to bear,
Has left our mortal hemisphere,
And sought IN better world the need,
To blameless life BY heaven decreed."
Therefore we should
Weep not for him who dieth-
For he sleeps and is at rest;
And rheseenG whereon he lieth,
Is the greeh earth's quiet breast"
"a JIG
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For the Spirit of the Age.

Mr.. GoRMAN.: Allow me to bear testimony
to the excellency of R. NJ. Browns. remedy
for Bots in horses, which / see advertised in
your paper. have tried it myself in several
instances, within the last two years, and
known it tried repeatedly by my neighbors,
and have never known it to fail giving imme-
date relief, even when the horse was suffer
ing the greatest agony. [ know it to be a
true and reliable medicine, and in kindness
to that noble animal, as well as protection to
his owner, | advise every one always to have
a supply on hand. l am glad to add, that
the constantly increasing demand which Mr..
Brown is receiving for his remedy, shows that
it is highly appreciated and is becoming gen
orally in use. By sending 81 to Robert NJ.
Brown, Esq, New Hill, Wake county, n. c.,
a Receipt will be forwarded for making this
valuable Horse Medicine. GIN. n
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the foul and Abominable crimes that originate
from 1.-THE enormous expenditure Of money
10 support 1.-THE insanity that is traeeable
toit-the sOcialipeace and domestic happiness
that are d~estroyedby it the bitter lamentations
of the widow and piteous cry of the orphan
that are occasioned by it, and the premature
deaths thatit prod1ces-sadness fastens tony
heart and the earnest, fervent prayer ascends,
that the time may not be far distant, when
the black tide Of I~ntemperance which has
rolled over our land, effecting such devasta-
ton, will be checked in its progress and will
be driven back to its native seattle use of
alcohol will be entirely abandoned and these
evils shall be seen passing away like dark
clouds, and leaving behind a bright and
glorious sky-then "the desertshall bloom
and blossom as the rose :" then and not un-
til then, our country shall be great in all the
essential elements of greatness.
Respectfully yours,
ELMORINO.
P. S. The subscribers to your paper here
are very much pleased with it.