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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

Eay- The Paris correspondent of one of the New
York papers gives the following particulars Of an
in terestng marriage:
A grand event in our American circles came off
RID yway, Of Philadelphia was married to the Mar
auisl de Gannay a French nobleman. The bride
has only just turned her twentieth year, is very
baud sOme and highly accomplished. In view of
her fathers enormous wealth she had been eonsid
cred great prize, and all the young boOds Of title
have been engaged in hot pursuit of ia belle Amer
icaiae for the last three or four years
Her parents have allowed her TO exercise her own
Judgment and taste in this 10 her vital affair, and
the object Of her choice is of affection, though
h adds to an agreeable exterior old name and
ia vorable SnteCeden!s.
The marriage came off this morning first in the
rotestant Chapel, the persuasion of the BRIDE and
th e ceremony was then repeated in the Catholic
CHI rch TO which the bridegroom belonged break
fast in the English fashion followed at the house of
Mr. RidgWay. The company was numerous and
mo, tly French. Some English and sprinkng of
Am orleans were present The American Minister
was called to sign the marriage contract, along
witt Mr. Barring Of Barring Brothers, London, and
Mr. Hottuguer, the French banker.
10 bride looked very lovely, az any pretty girl
Of O. Fenty must do with becoming wreath of orange
bios IONS on her head, and her eye lit up with the
amin alton of sUeh a thrilling moment. The "hsppy
man was easy and graceful as all wellbred French
men are aud he seemed wonderfully resigned to his
luck in marrying a. twenty six years Of age young
lady possessing many charms substantial and
other wise as tue fascinating Emily RIdgWay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

AW ANT SUPPLIED.-Our citizens have long fel.
he vs. mt of suitable hall for concerts, lectures Set
We ar gratifed in being able to this desider
atum is about to be supplied by the fitting up of a
large and convenient room in Ramsey Block, "
whi Oh will be furnished with comfortable seats 6
stage gss-light and everything necessary to make
it esirable as a Concert Hall The announcement
Of such an arrangement will we are sure, attract to
our town many caterers TO the entertainment Of
the people, who have heretofore been deferred from
Wis Ting US by the want Of proper accommodations
Ms we not expect theatrical, or opera troupe,
to spend part CT the summer in Knoxville !-6Hoz
CT tizs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

ESQ help me God, another slave State shall never
enter the Union by my vote. "-Farnsworth of Hi
nOis
81 shall never consent that Ohio shall associate
with another slave State. "-Gdlings of Ohio
6 will not vote for the admission Of a slave State
certainly nOt."-Brighsm of Ohio.
81 would not vote for the admission Of Kansas,
If the whole people came here with a slave COnsti-
tuition. "-COlfaK of Indiana.
In view Of the foregoing declarations made during
the recent discussion of the LeoOmpton bill, the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle says:
If the Republicans remain true to the doctrine
endorsed by their late VOTE they are national and
conservative, and will ever be found by the side Of
su sh men as Crittsnden and Bell, whose lead it is
always safe to follow.
The Chronicle is frank and sincere. If its leaders
as much 50, the people would have no difficulty
in understanding whittier they are drifting.
The Chronicle further says: Had we the choice,
we would rather, to-day, the government in the
hands of Black Republicans than in those of loco
fOoos." So would the devil, and upon the same
principle, that it is better to reign in hell than
serve in heaven"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

ORCfANIzATTOE OF THE kNoxvILLE BRANCH BANK
On Monday last the Board of Directors Of the ne v
Bran CHI of the Bank of Tennessee, located at this
place, met for the purpose of organizing; Dr. G..
NJ Ramsey y, who had been indicated by his position
in the list of directors as proper person to be
chosen Pr esident of the Board PeremPorily declined
the place WhereupOn Col. John II: Orozler was IN
sniIousI, elected To that Office With almost entire
unanimit NJ B. McMahsn, ESQ, was elected
Cashier. and DR.. B. r Strong, BOOk-keeper and
Teller.
This b osrd having organized with so much of IN
animity, and having chosen othcers VINO VIII De
vigilant and faithful in the discharge OF their re-
spective duties no apprehension will be INDUCED
but thai the management of the Office, will, with the
same IN animity hereafter prevailing, contribute IN
every ay, to the public good. Arrangements will,
we ind srstand, be made to proceed with the bust
Of the office at the earliest day Posibe-hRoz'
CtizsR
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HOUSE VOTE on THE KANSAS BILL.
WASHINGTON, May The following is the vote
in the House on the Kansas bill:

in the House the Kansas bill:
YEAs-Messrs ALL, Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Barksdale, Bishop, BOcOek, Bowie Boyce, Branch,
Bryan, Burnett Burns, Caruthers, Caskie, Clark, Of
Mo-, Clay, Clemens, Clngman, Cobb, John Cochrane,
COckerill, Corning, Cox, Craig of No, Craig of n.
c., Crawford, Curry, Davidson, Dewart, DoWdell,
Edmundson, Elliott, English, Eusts, Florence,
Foley, Garnet, Gsrtrell, ellis, Gilmer, GoOde,
Greenwood, Gregg Groesbeck, Hall Of Ohio, Hatch,
Hawkins, Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, Huyer, Jack
son, Jenkins, JeWett, Jones Of Tenn, J. CLANCY
Jones, Keitt, Kelly, Kunkel Of Nd, Lamar, Landy,
Lawrence, Leidy, Letcher, Maelay, Mcqueen, Ma.
son.. Maynard, Miles, Miller, Nilsson, Moore, Nib.
lack, PendletOn, Peyton, Phelps, Phillips, Powell,
Ready, Reagan, Reilly, Rufner, Russell Ssndridge,
Savage, Scales, Scott Soaring, Seward, Shaw, of N.
c., Shorter, Sickles, Singleton, Smith Of Tenn,
Smith Of Va, StalWOrth, Stevens, Stevenson, Tai
bot Trppe, Ward, Watkins, White, Whitley, Win
slow, WOodsOn. WOrtendyke, Wright, OF Ga, Wright
Of Tenn, and Zollieoffer-lI2
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, Adrain, Andrews, Bennett,
Billinghurst, Bingham, Blair, Bliss, BOnham Of
South Carolina, BraytOn, Burlington, Burlingame,
Burroughs, Campbell, Case, Chaffee, Chapman
Clark Of Conn, Clark Of n Y, Clawson, c. B. Coch-
rane, COlfaI, Comins, Covode, Cragn, Curtis, Dam
rell Davis Of Nd, Davis Of Indiana Davis of Mass
Davis Of Iowa, Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd, Durfee,
Edie, FarnswOrth, Fenton, Foster, Giddings, Gil
man, GoOch, Goodwin, Granger, Grow, Hall Of Mass ,
Harlan, Harris Of Nd, Harris of Ill, Haskin Kick
man, Hoard, Howard, Kellogg, Kelsey, KngOre
Knapp, Leach, Letter, LOvejoy, MoKibben, Mar
shall Of Ky, Marshall Of III Morgan, Norris of Pa
Norris Of H., Morse Of Me, Morse Of n Y, Mott,
Murray, Nichols, DIN, Palmer, Parker Petit, Pike
Potter, POtte, Quitman, Ricsud, Richie, Robbins,
Roberts, Royce, Shaw Of H., Sherman Of Ohio,
Sherman Of ILL.,, Spinner, Stanton, Stewart Of Pa,
Tappen Thayer, Tompkins, Underwood, Wade,
Walbridge, WaldrOn, Walton, WashbUrRe Of Ill 4,
Wssburne Of Ne, and WilsOn-l03.
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Davidson County

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL FAIR.
OPENS at the State Fair Grounds THIS DAY, Tuesday
~ 9Th instant, continues during the week Family
Tickets admitting VIII families 10 the Grounds. during the
week. SO Membership Tekes giving Il the rights ofmem
bsrship the Society and 10 The Ground during the
week 81 and tickets admitting person day, 25
cents All may b had the gate the north end OF The
Grounds Of Robert LUX E. Ia the city, OF Of Ihomas &
johnson, Treasurer. The west slds Of me
Grounds viii be 81 ssd from O'clOck A NJ, il P M,
each day. and the public VIII please enter at the north end
msyS-St W G. HARDING, Pres
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TIE Compromise Kansas BILL gotten up BY Eng
lsh is another humiliatiug evidence Of the corrup-
ton Of lOcofooOism and Of the dangers to be appre
hended from the influence Of an Executive who is
restrained by no considerations of individual or
national honor -CLGrtsUHs Chronicle.
The foregoing appears original in the Chronicle,
but will testify to having seen the thing in
substance if not the identical words, in the New
York Tribune It certainly does read like it was
written for this latitude when we remember that
Messrs ZoLuCorTER, READY and MAYNARD were
among the most Jealous supporters Of this "adii-
uonal evidence Of the corruption Of locofooosm. 80
Il was not expected that the Chronicle would speak
well Of Democrats, but it was natural to suppose
that It would deal teuderIy with its own household
Has the Patriot nothing TO say to this?
IA The GAINESVILLE Chronicle is very denuncia-
tory Of the course Of Messrs. Z5LuCoFFER, READY
and MAYNARD in supporting the Conference bill for
the admission Of Kansas. Referring to that measure
the ChroEels says:
"Such an attempl TO carry, by bribery, measure
repulsive to the majority Of Congress aud Of the
people Of Kansas ought 90 the indignation Of
the whole country and bring lasting coutempt upon
its author"
The Chronicle It is believed, was never very friend
" 10 Gen ZoLUcoFFERs claims, aud this is a sly
way it has Of hitting him under the ribs. 1t may
serve the editor to vent his splen but do harm
O those whom he assails.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

These two great men, Bell and Crittendsn, voted
with the Republicans aud few democrats upon the
Kansas question. And what did the Republicans
vote fors For the admission of Kansas as a slave
State, provided such be the will of majority Of its
citizens. This is broad national ground and the very
ground abandoned by the locofOcos when they at
tempted to force upon the people of Kansas a con
stitutton which they had rePudiated by an over
Whelming majOrity.-CIlrkSUiHs Chronicle.
The great mass Of those who oppose the admis-
sion Of Kansas into the Union, oppose because it
comes with a prOslavery constitution. Many Of
them have, indeed, gone so far as to pledge them
selves never TO vote for the admission Of ano Their
slave State into the Union.--Gsa. ZoHico fers
Speech.
Either the GAINESVILLE Chronicle in its defence of
BELL and the Black Republicans have grossly Sian
dered the friends of the admission Of Kansas or
Gen. ZoLLICoFFER has made unwarrantabls st ate
ment of facts and slandered The Black Republics
We leave the people to decide the issue betE cen
the Chronicle and Gen. ZOLLTCorFER.
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Notice.

WILL sell to the highest bidder for Cash at tbs Ware
h,uss Of johnson, Weaver Co, on TUESDAY
MOANING the 25h instant all the personal estate OF ".
ID Brown, deceased, consisting OF one Wardroos' Sod
watch Sc An persons indeb ed to the said estate,
desired 10 come forward imme iaely and make payment
and those having claims sgainst it. hereby nohd to
present them within the time required By law THIS I'd
Nav Is5s d. WEAVER,
49, 5td Administrator
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Steam Engines and Boilers.

ave prepared furnish Engines and Boilers Of
W all sizes suiaJe running sash, Circular Saw and
Gust Mills Our Engines made oil The latest styles pat
ron bed plates, much str niger than usual and pau
oularly adapted 10 the South, We can also furnish
Circular Saws and Straub's uPeTiOT Wheat and
Germ Mills, all Kinds of Mil ShafIing
and Gearing, crate Bars
and every thing about and Grist Mills al prices
TO suis the times.
BLLIS & MOORE,
Nos. s. IS and 100 Market Street,
Uay1-Im Nashville, Tenn.
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ION. ~. TRnrsnAI-F-

We learn By private dispatch recently received
in this city, that Gen. TEousDA1n has rssshsd
Washington on his return home, and that he
may be expected here in few days The inteIli-
genee Of his safe return viii be gratifying to the
people of Tsunesses. Few men have been more
universally esteemed and hOnOred BY their fellow
citizens Than the honest old soldier and patriot VIZ
TRoUsDALE. Nay he long live to enjoy the COM
forts Of home and the society Of his family and
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pan9MAMSHTP-

TTAVING located in south Nashville, at the Pirsmans
II Hall NO for short time will give lessons In Pen
manshp the unusually low price Of s50 Tor twenty les
sons or ten and from experience Of several wears
in teachings lam enabled guarantee 20 all perfect sasac
ton The attention OF Ladies' and Gentlemen peeuy
invited 10 many different hands am prepared 10 give
instructors in; each possessing within itself its pscu
liar excellence. Ny class Will open, May 3rd.
Please cali and judge for yourself.
mayl-dtf. W. n. BARNES.
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Buena Vista Springs,
Logan County, Kentucky.

WILL again be open fer the reception Of visitors on the
w lst OF June and PAINS will be spared to render
theiT stay pleasant Ehd az reeGbe.
Mrs. Burgess, formerly Of the POrst House, Russelvs
XIV will preside the La les department. good
Band Music will be in attendance The Bowling AHsys
good Order and those 10 search Of pleasure or health
will find both 5uena Vista. TIE stage will ever
other day direct the Springs from Nashville, EHd day
from CLARK svile and BoHHHgrsen Russell
vile, Rhere conveyan can always 0e mad.
mAy5-d&tWlm D. JEFPRIB= Proprietor.
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WILLIAM II. PERRY,
Merchant 7 Tailor,
No. 81, Union Street,

IN receipt Of another shpmentOf choice Spring and SUM-
L mer Goods for gentlemen
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
FRENCH DRILLS ENGLISH DUCK, &c.
complete assortment Of Silk, Cashmere, and MaESl les
Vestings, Black and CooTsd Cloths-A good stock.
The bove made 10 order in the best and style.
select stock Of Furnishing Goods. An examination is So
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c.
FROM
Savannah and Charleston,

CABIN PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for Returning, up TO January
l, 1859, SIS
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Fails furnished
by the Agents a. Charleston ard Savannah, IS
The well known 6Fst class Sids-Wheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE,
CAPT. G. P. MARsHMAM, and
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAPT. J. J. GARVIH,
Nov form Weekly Line for the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah alterB ate Saturdays, Rs follows;
The Keystone State from Charleston May sth, ed; June
5h 20 h; July 3D. 7h and 3sI, &C leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturday,
The Of Georgia from Savannah, May lst 18th, 29h;
June I9Ih Goth; July 10th and 24Ih &C.. leaving Philads
phia the alternate Saturdays
For safety aHd comfort, having superior State Rooms,
these Ships not surpassed by the coast One
Hundred Miles Of this route Delaware River and Bay
Two nights al
For Niagara Fails, the Lakes & Canada
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Lns connects Pbilads phia with the Great North
Railroad Route through TO Mag Falls Buffalo,
in Is from Philadelphia Through TicEes with the
privilege of stopping at Phadedhia and Intermediate
points, for sale by the agents in Savannah.
Fare Niagara Buffalo, s29; Blma, S2l; 70 CanandE
qua, $50.
c. A. GREINER & CO.,
AGENTS at SaUaHRah.
7. s. & 7. G. BUDD,
agents at Charleston.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY,
nERnEIT CnHRT-THNE PILES 1888

Jesse SparK vs. Bds Hses als.-rettion TO sell
land and slave.
VT appearing to the action OF Clerk Master
feEdants Nathan Sparks James Hales, Eds hsles
no residents State OF TeBnsses
may process Of be served upon them, Il
thereto ordered that publication be In the Union
and American, Newspaper published in the city Of Nash.
Vile four successive week. requiring The said defend
ants appear the term OF Circuit Court
Perry county, be held 1T the Court House 10 the
Linden the eth Monday in Jun Hezt hen aud
plead answer, demuF aid petition, the viii be
Iaken pro conesso and set for heanng pas
then. 4. ". EDWARDS
nsy5-Wii-pES fee IS CLERK and Master,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

B65- The editor of the Memphis Eagle and En-
qlirer calls Hon ANDREW JOHNSON "a dirty dog"
We make the announcement for the simple purpose
Of showing our readers in hcW few words an edi-
tor can write himself an ass
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CLIFTON.

ON Tuesday, the IIh day OF Nay next 10 O'Clock A
~ ~, the premises Will sell eleven lots OF ground
Clifton, continuing from 10 q acres
ChtOp situated the Charlotte Turnpike, two miles
west Of Nashville. Tbs ground elevated aud command
ing, and well adapted country residence market gar
dens, dairy farms, etc.
Lot No l. tains 10 acres, and fronts the turnpike
10. No. 49, is situated The Of Pass Street and
H HAyenue, and contains acres.
No. l9 ct the OF dill and Clifton Avenues,
tnins a out acres
Lot No. CO. At the corner Of Clifton Avenue and Morgan
Street. contains about acres.
Lot No q, fronting Hill Avenue and Morgan Street
Lot No. e. fronting Hill Avenue and Morga Street
cOhtainsSK acres.
Part OF lot No g. eonuIns 61l acres and fronts
gan Street and Hill Avenue,
Lot Al, fronts Clifton Avenue, contains 2lK
is surrounded b. streets OF eXctn - soil adding
hne view OF the city and riVe. eXCe5Et location
TOR q country residence, market garden dairy farm
Lot No 40 contains % acres and fronts Clifton Ave
nue. and WalkeF Street.
Lots No IS and 80 each contain shout nine acres and
front Branch and Martin streets.
The above sale is positive aud without reserve.
TERMS-One fourth eash-baEnce in 8, 2 and IS months
for nolss in Bank satisfactorily secured bearing in
teTest, and q lien retained
The omnibus will be on hand as usual.
Those DESTROYS examining tue premises before day Of
sale, viii please call on
mays ID 4. V. s. LlNDSLBX.
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RAINS, h BROWN.
RAINS & BROW N,
Druggists and Preseriptionists,

Mo- 10, south side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A COMPLETE assorims Of English and American
"A chemczs pure and uHadulteraied Drugs fresh and
genuine Extracts selec; powders, etc. always hand,
ElaVOrimg Extracts, csc.
Lemon, Rose Vanilla Pine Apple StraWbsFry Celery, Al
mond Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts Tor 6aVOrng.
Best Bermuda Arrow Root lsngass, Gloves, Nulmegs,
Cinnamon, ele-,a RAINS & BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden Seeds.
VI in receipt Of the extensive stock Of
w Garden Seeds, embracing many and valuable
varetiss bfOug this market. They all OF the
gFou Of and from following houses Of vel known
reputation:
b. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, WitherUdeld, &c.
Risley's FredOua, New York
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for
ETatHiIOus distribution. Call and get one.
In addition 10 the abOTe,Hs have large supply Of The ost
usual varieties BY the pound and Beans and Peas By the
bushel.
1000 Paper Flower Seeds
Jat received from the celebrated house johnson Rob
bins Co., Thousand OF Flower seeds. Tho lovers
Of Flowers have larger aud better assortment rom
which their selection Of SEEDS than they
tolore had in this city. RAINS & BROWN,
No. 70 So1ih side PubIe square,
Jan IA Opposite the Ma tsi House.
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OSr the 25h of april, between The hrst gate IN the
l. " Ism "a Tnpike and NJ house the Franklin and
Lbety road medium pocket book about
four hundred dollars pill of $780, the remainder in Os
aud Os, with dollar in geld and silver. and Is
postage stamps also lev plpeFs. The finder viii be lI5
orally rev srded.
n a
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IoHN LELLYRrT. H. sMIrH.
LELLYETT & SMITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco,
cigars. etc.
H. Cs---t Ain.

Y EEP constantly hand large and we'll Sc "a
N leCted snck OF the above named articles OfFlzzz
ever grade, embracing common Liquors Of ever -
des Tpion, due Brandas, wines, 6i1, Kun, ana
every thing the Liquor line kepg in this msrSeL.
stock of Tobacco embraces every variety and grade
fFo good Tennessee aud Kentucky 70 the finest
and most choice Virginia brands
OfCiEars have every grade, from the Melee The
best HavGna
We manufacture the OfOur Whiskys both dns and
common and ready guarantee their purity, Adult
poisonous drugs Is not part scuying
process. Our well known, and popular brands Of smiths
txIa Tennessee White WHISKY" and smiths Magnolia
sky have nov a great run. Our OLD Whsrys are
BET proof and favor ana better IN every than
The CT ciunati limitations brOugn here.
spra2-Iy. LEbLyEFF SMITH.
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Land WarranfL Lost.

7 HAVE lost Land Ws-runi Issued to under the
i Of 1885, for my ssrE4cts in toe OF 1872 for
eght acres sOl in Capaa Joseph MOrgaUs company Of
Georgia Militia and save this day hl-d caVisI in or
der 10 make application for Duplicate warrant
msy4-W6J JAMES LOCK.
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May the 9Th. 1853,

WILL sell at 10 O'Clock large and varied stock q
w Damaged Goods, cons listing of Dry Goods Hard
wa p QusensWare, Boots and Shoes Rope and Nails Pig
and Sheet Iron Grin istOnes Castings Oil Cloth Tools
Star Candles and Psfumery with a variety Of sundriss
Sale positive and without reserve for Cash on delivery
mayA BENZ SHIELDS.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

THNBE undersigned vii sell on the premises, south Mar.
ket street opposite the Military Con 'ge, on the FIRST
SATU RDAY IN JUNB, being the 5th, the very valuable
House and Lot on which the late Fred Jonte lived IL
une OF his deata fronting on harket street aud unnng
feet Lebanon turnpike. being lot No. II in plan OF
the University lOts.
Also win be sold at time aud place the personal
properly said JOne's Esate constBg in part Of
celsnt Cracker Machine, and all the fixtures, unur5,
&c necessary 10 carry on the Baker and Confetti ona
bUGness-tWO bread wagons and mules buggy tge
with stock Of groceries, eoneeonary snow cases. shsP
furniture, sc.
This especially ans opening for Bakers and Conec'
tioneTe, Old and well known stand, and he Only
one in 5hqt portion the cflJ. We vii sell the properly
theF in who5 part private sale, ana IL not sou BE-
fore the whole will be Offered the highest bidder on he
5h Of June next Terms made known the day Of sale
PETER BILIUD.
A HATCHER.
may5-dtd Executors f. JObt3 decd.
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RnnK.KEEPER.

n sxpsrIspeed Book Keeper desires 3 SITUATION Can
n give satisfactory FeieEensss' Address key BOX NO.
!, city. k@Ns-s"s"
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ICE CREAM.
Steam Engines.

OUR Ice Cream Saloon this day full blast. The sde
v and public generally are invited
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
Ill.,
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ga In the Hsuse debate on the English Sub
stitule Mr.. Gilman, Of Maine asked Mr. Stephens
Of Georgia, this question " Is the Constitution
lLeoomp on submitted by this bill ?" Mr.. Ste
phens answered thus: .'Itsyths gentleman dstiHct-
81 90 Is not ?"
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Bank of West Tennessee


Al NEMfh HIS
Tue note Of this Bank will Be redeemed Al the Union
BaaE fennsssse at Nashville tdtH6W-H :
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Bas- Know Nothing editor in Tennessee says
that the United States Senate has become the
grave Of ANDREW JoHNsON's political aspirations. >
We respectfully suggest that there is another Senator
who anxious make his grave there, if hold
ing on with death grippe is any sign.