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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR EX-


WE ARE DIFFERING FOR SALE FOR CASH
CSUGAK: Matches, Soap;
- Golfer. Cedar Buckets;
- Nolasses: Painted Buckets;
Golden Svr7rp: Soda, Pepper, Spice;
Star Candles: Ginger, Bed Cords;
TalIow Candles; Wrapping Paper-assortedi
Shot Lead; Tenn. Baggng-Widci
Cigars, Tobacco; India Bagging;
Crushed SUGAR; Rope, Irvine;
Powdered Sugar. Barrel salt
Loaf Sugar; sack saltI coarse and nnei
NalS--ass0rted,
all other articles usually kept IN GroceTy House.
Our friends public in general, respectfully request
| Cd Z, give ms a call J. 7. MARTIN & co.
/ fsbIO Corner Broad and Market streets.
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A. ". BUTLER, Sec.
NOT ICE

The Directors Broad Street Bridge Company have this
day declared Of per cent the capital sOck for
the months payable and after the fifth Of Suy next
A. ". BUTLER,
Treasure.
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Rock City MiIIs--y. 3. BAU1LAE& co., Pyopri-
tors. J. z. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheatand Corn
r Mills corner Of Line and Cherry Streets Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of FlOur--Prom this date until further
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nANK OF NASHVELLEss-Ws have a complete
Il , stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
SALT, WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandies &c, with Bale Rope Baggng
20 Of Drills, all Of which will sell
for Bank Of Nashville Notes. for certified checks Of
deposit.
We also desirable city and Edgehed property which
will dispose Of favorable terms in the Apply
FISHER, WHEELES & co
NEGROES FOR SALE.
10y Of decree the County Court Of Davidson county
rendered May 1855 the OF David c. Love
Administrator, and Anna pdre, Twill offer for sale
the Court House Nashville, Saturday, the 81 day Of July
next for cash. the following negroes towit Malinda about 30
years Of age, and George about Il years OF age.
negroes belong the estate of Jonathan Wilkinson de
ceased, and sold pay the debts Of said estate.
iune5-i Sztwtds-prs fee So F. R. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
POstpOnement--Thea above sale has been postponed
til SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
jy6-tds Z. x. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
DERSONS WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
III be supplied at
jy3-tF H. S. FRENCH & SONS.
Highly Interesting 10 the Ladies.
TOW is the time to Preserve receipt
shipment Of that superior Baltimore Refined Coffee
Preserving Sugar. which offering at still lower figures.
FREEMAN BROS,
Iy3 No. Z, North College street.
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SLAEN and fuII-BOsom Shirts

ELAN and fuIIubOSOm Shirts
Z Fine bosom Shirts
Embroidered bosom Shirts;
White Isle DraEersi
White Linen Drawers;
White Jeans DTaWeTsI
White Ifsle Undershirts;
White Cotton UulerslHrtS
White Muslin UnlsrsiIrts 49, -
White and brown English Half HOsss
White and fancy Lisle HalfH Osei
White and fancy Cotton HalfHosef
New style Lace silk Tics;
New style Fancy silk Ties;
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Fine fancy silk Suspendersi
Fire embroidered SUspendersI
Suspenders 10 without vestst
White Stone and Cameo Vest ButtoHs;
tyirrrl stone and Pearl Vest ButtOnSi
Co.0reI Stone and gate Vest Buttons;
New style Feather Fans;
White and clored Ivory Fans
Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
Just received today NJ J. II. MCGILLS
Ladies' Genemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
jy6 Cor. College street and Public Square.
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Coon SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SMALL FAMnTThe House
and in Edgefed lately occupied by John Barry, deceased Is
for said residence located the Galatn turnpike
within few minutes Public Square, is we'll improv-
situated good neigh5OrhOot Any one desiring to
purchase the and inspect the premises app
cation TO Fall Cunningham No. r, Public Square.
They sale negro girls efrG tkety who Will
sold bargain purchaser who will not remove them OUT
Of the county. june27-Im.
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ALLEGmANY SPRINGS,


MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or VISITORS
FFyEHE complete and thorough arrangements have been
made this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the most attractive agreeable places Of sourn be found
any country These Springs have been demonstrated
to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
and are situated midst Of the beautiful and
in climate heaitul and salubroUs. They situated
within miles Of Shawsyille on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad which trains daily, connecting with the great
orougres beginning Bangor, Maine, and terminating at
New Orleans have been made with all the Rail-
road Companies South whereby through tickets will be
issued to any point the Vda and Tennessee Railroad and
line Of splendid - - . -
will be transport visitors from Evansville, the
nearest point Of debarkation to the Springs.
To nvads laborng under affections Of the Omach and Bow
els these waters particularly recommended
may9t-2mins CLAYTOR & LEE, Proprietors.
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR EX-
CHANGE
VETE offer sale for desirable Farm near Beebuce Bedford
Wv county, containing 500 800 cleared
balance well tmberei. frame dwelling with rOom negro
cabins barn. &c; springs. The tract is No farm. We
will take 50 or 5000 Nashville property, small farm
within orr miles OF the city in part payment Call soon on
! J. l.. 4 r. ". BROWN,
| June 24-2m Az Cherry Street.
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S75,OOO--S75, 900.
ID ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
IN, SALE-s75 900 worth of the valuable
will the reasonable TERMS Of the most desirable
city property offered in this Market lying Cherry Cedar,
Spruce Streets suitable for business houses private
wengs propose exchange the above for likely Negroes,
d the best cash price
atmay l5-d WILL L. BOYD, JT
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NNKSTANBS.
HICKS Patent EllIsiS iaks,aad TAls In-lsuna 1.,-
tOAl Othsrs. Fer alssy
leo 1ou,Y vopr -,
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
SsEE-z-G9 MEAPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
the Union Tennessee at Nashville. [Wdw
no Selling on! on! Oh!--The
49, remainder Of the stock Of Rich PARIS BoNNErs
AND MILLINERY GooDs York Emporium, will be sold
within this great sacrifice, without regardto cost or
any other consideration. Exchange money taken at so cents on
the dollar ljUne I2-d&W
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Heavy Wooden Goods, DOnesties, Blankets g.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS

In fact everything will be kept that will be for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
Ali he Is determined sell for ready cheaper
than can purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
allow him to do -
L. @. HASBROOh-
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COLLAgRS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRTVTTS,
~ Every style Just received and for sale BY
mAy r. McGILL
ENENE FARm FOR SALEss-I WISH TO
IL sell one Of the pre and desable plncss nat
been offered for sale. 1t eonans about 400 ~
dle land, with ELEGANT improvements
Also, containing y acres veil vasrsd and absr,
improvements.
nay is-a WILL {. BOYD, yr.
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Magazines fer MaY.--G0dsy's LsdY'5 BSoE- PsS-S.
sons Magazine; GrAhAns Msglzias. Just rsss.rsd b.
lol9 JOHN YORK 4 Co
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a y millions Of people.
BancrOft's History.
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SE only In Lincoln county running regularly ts tines
week and back, from FayetteTile 70 Iulano1la ln q
Tilahoma Monday wednesday Friday il reurn 4Fe W.
stlsvis Tuesday THURSDAY ard saturday . conlet ~ BAL =
RaysttsEills and ~ sarB at raahaa, nd - ~
for q pa-nrsn y u. 7mith nFont, a. nllaho1a tooa
isams and eardnl 23FEA. M ~ EolgA eny q
Hl-WR S0iiA - $3.50
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-05
Police Intelligence,

John Tracy was arrested Thursday night by officers
King, Griffin and Cadle, of the Eastern District,
charge OF resisting and choking officer King while in the
discharge OF his duty File committed to Jail for trial
before the Criminal Court by Justice Audoun
William Carr arrested yesterday by constable Eve
rett, for assaultng and beating Henry Kuse He was
held on security by Justice Audoun for trial before
Court.
A negro named Nat Williams yesterday morning enter
Lexington streets during hours and stole away
nam. He was observed by person on the pavement
pursued arrested and committed by Justice Morrow for
trial before Court
Another arrest was Yesterday made under the
revived ordinance prohibiting persons
Dutter through the streets without license party
was Mr. George Hines, of Manchester Nd who was ar
ralgned before Justice Owngs, and during the examna
whitney, Esq., ordering the proceedings stayed I'M
til the previous has been disposed of. The police
have been ordered not to make interfere
any way with cases like the above.
Amelia Vanbts arrested yesterday by officer Bra
shears for assaung Elizabeth Whitby and held by
Justice Wheat security to appear before the Criminal
Court.
Elizabeth Whtby arrested by the same officer for
assautng and beating Amelia Vanbits Held to bail for
Court by the magistrate.
John Lutz taken into custody yesterday by officer
Pryor. for assauting with intent to kill Timothy Barnan
by striking him the head with a slung shot
mitted by Justice Wheat for trial before Court
Yesterday afternoon party of drunken rowdies were
committing outrages several of the lager establish
ments Belar Avenue by stoning the houses malteat
ing the inmates and attacking persons passing along the
road Captain Sparkn and Lieut. Marsh started for
spot and at the of Bond and Gay streets
party returning to the city, and with the assistance of off
GERS Bachelor and Durkee Immediately arrested six
them, viz: Thomas Roe John Patterson Park Hill, -
them to the Station House. where they were locked up fol
a hearing this morning
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge Milton
Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosec uting. The
following business was transacted yesterday:
The case of the State Philip Hess indicted for the
larceny OF two hundred feet of white pine lumber was
removed to the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
State rs. Patrick ONay, indicted for an assault and
battery upon Patrick McGowan. The trayerser was or
ragned for trial and defended by R Nc All;ster
Adudged guilty by the Court fined 50 and costs and or
dered to be imprisoned ten days.
State u.s. Robert McAliser indicted for assault and
battery upon Somerset R. Waters The raverser was
ragned for trial and defended by r. c. Barry Jury
out at the adjournment of the Court with instructions
to return sealed verdict
William Manawker cOored indicted for larceny of
four silk skirts, the property of Samuel Wiley was ar
raigned and plead mot guilty. W. Slater assigned
counsel for the traverser -
State Frederick Bushman indicted for selling liquor
without license The traverser arragned trial and
defended by W C. n Carr Tried before the Court
and case held under cuvia
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee Judqe The
following business transacted yesterday:
L. II. and J. Robinson rs Lennon, Bell and Lanahan-
sea ia on ien-betore reported Verdict for plaintiff for
81 $50. O. Horwiz and G. H. Pitts, for plaintiffs T. S.
Alexander and W. j. Cole, for defendants. -.
DISTRICT COURT THE UNITED SrATEs.-Hon William
Fell Giles Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
John Brewer and others The owners of the baraue
Justna-be to damages for inferior provisions
furnished passengers board the vessel Libel dismissed
with costs. William Alexander for lbellants; Jervis
Spencer for respondents. -
United States Jacob Stokeley, indicted for matreat
ing seaman. Verdict of guilty" Sentence deferred
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Chief Justice
TANEY was engaged yesterday in the trial of appeals from
the District Court rff.F rH
There was no business transacted in the Common Pleas
and City Circuit Courts Yesterday