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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26
NOTICE TO TRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office of
the Recorder of the city of Clark sville. Tenn,
until the Goth day of April next, for The building
of a Howe Truss Bridge across Red River, at the
site of the present bridge, ON the Hopkinsyille
road; and also for the building of first class
rough ashlar-face pier, at the same place. Said
bridge shall consist Of two spans Of 100 feet each
with an end piece of so or 60 feet.
Detail, plan, and specifications of the masonry
and 9uperstructure may be seen at the Office Of
the City Engineer after the LIST day Of April next
Bidders, at distance, may obtain all necessary
information by addressing q. C. Breed, City En-.
gneer. CHARLES NJ. HITTER,
Mayor Of GAINESVILLE.
March 10, '57-5w
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Usage Orange Plants.

THE subscriber living near Hadensville, Todd,
Orange Plants. for sale, some two and some three
years OF growth. Any one desiring any informa-
ton, can have II by addressing the Subscriber at
Hadensvilie Ky.
March S. .g5s-lm..
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Fire-PrOOf Warehouse.
LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON
GAINESVILLE, March IS, 1858.

Sales of l65 Hhds. Tobacco by C. II. Smith at
the following prices:
$40 80, 10 rs, 2at 10 45.,s at 10 IS, 9 at 10 30
Bat 10. at IS, 7 80, 90, 9 so, 4 at9 30,
8 at s0S, 8 ate 80. at rs, 3 OF 25, at so
at so, at 10 05. 6 at 95, S at S IS, 9 at
81 at 60, at 80, 8 at Q O5, 3 at 25,
Z 65, 5 IS, 8 25, SIS, 7 IS, 8 so, 6 81, s 30,
8 IS, so, 9 IS, 8 25, 5 As, O5, 8 SIS, 9 90,
8 80, 40, IS, s IS, 6 so, 6 90, 6 SIS, 5 SIS,
5 60, IS, 6 40, 5 65, 5 IS, 9 at 8 IS. 10 Is,
8 ~ 10 10, 80, 80, 90. 8 SIS, 8 90, 6 Is,
2 20, IS, 8 SIS, z 90, 80, 70, 6 60, z IS,
3 so, SIS, Z 9s, 6 Is, 90, 8 25, I 20, S 10,
7 90, As, Z As, 0 IS, 8 10.
During the last week, Tobacco has com, in
more freely, and has met again firm market,
prices being well sustained at former quotations
..-. c. ii. SMITH.
d LEONARD, Auctioner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26

pdg- Blanks neatly printed, and kept
constantly on hand, fcr sale at this Office
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26
J. M. OoBuRN, Auctioneer.

LOUISVILLE March, ~.
ToBAcco.-An active demand cont uues to pre-
vail. The receipts have been larger than during
any proceeding week this season. aud the sales
have been Ia proportion. Prices up to Saturday
were very full--indeed there has been some i'm
provement caused by favorable advices from New
Orleans. During the last two days the market
has been little easier, but not quotably lower.
IL is sometimes the case that the market shows
some ease and the very next day prices advance
Planters can judge for themselves from the actual
sales made, which we classify from the warehouse
books. The transactions for the week ending on
Saturday night sam up 434 hhds, of which 246
were sold at the Pickett; l0l at the Ninth street
and 81 at the Todd warehouse viz l hid trash al
$500, 10 at "a 7lUD4 95, 100 at $505 IS, ia at
$6O6 05, 8 at S7GD7 95, rs at $st06 95, is al 20
09 80, 5 at $lOf0l0 so, and I at 10 IS. Merchant
able Tugs cannot be purchased under SIS SO. We
now quote the range Of Tugs from SIS to Sc so,
medium leaf So SO to So, and good TO fine leaf IS
TO $40 so.
Sales yesterday exclusive of the above, of 81
hhds--5 at $4f04 80, 10 at $2@6 81, "a at $7@7
20, 10 at Sst0s 80, and at 50 so, $40 O5, and
SIC 25.
James Hewitt & Co.'s Liverpool circular, of the
Goth ult, says
Tobacco has been In more demand. with sales
Of l5U TO 200 hhds western strips at full prices
Toward the close the market was strengthened
by speculative purchases Ia London 81 about 600
hhds, at prices ranging from l01Sd 10 Is " ID.
The New Orleans Price Current of the 18th
inst , says of Tobacco:
We have 10 notice the continuance of a GOOD
inquiry for this article and have again TO remark
that the arrivals quite readily find purchasers
about as fast as sampled aud placed upon the
market.
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Tobacco sale at LinwOO d Landing.
LINwooD LANDING March 10, 1858.

LINwooD LANDING March l9, 1858.
Sale of4 5 hhds Tobacco:
8 IS, 8 25, 80. 8 80, IL, 9IO, 60, s rs, 9, 10
81, O5.9 65, 6, 7 IS, 40, 6, 975. 8, IS, 10 25,
10 rs, S. 10, II 05, II 05, IL O5. 10 As. IL O5,
80, II 05, 10 60. 10 rs, 10 50, 1875, 10 so. IL
Az, 3 IS, Is.
OF the above break. 10 hhds were refused. and
the average of sole So 80 per 10 lbs Weekly sale
will from this time, be held at Linwooi on Friday.
G.P. MACMURDo'
J. M. OoBuRN, Auctioneer
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ions q. sAxr.--This celebrated Lecturer and

or Chronicle osss oss,w u. Byvsrs'. store N
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26

We have Carriages, Bugges and Sulkiestoo,
All Of which we know will do
For style and finish we're not behind,
The largest stock that you can find.
If horse You have, of uncommon speed,
Our patent Buggy, then You'll need
With wheels SO light, and springs 80 nea
Our patent iBaggy can't be beat.
Our stock is large, the work complete,
As well made jobs as run.stne street;
Whatever you want that's neat and rare,
You'll find upon the public square.
And then our patent Singletree,
A safety & lard to you will be
For horses may take fright you know,
Just touch the spring and let them go.
So those who want. give us call,
Wen do our best to please you all
A nd If for cash you wish TO buy,
Wen suit ! price--at least we'll try.
Oursis name well known Of yore,
You'll find IL Just above the door;
Then walk in Gents and Ladies fair,
And ring the bell-you'll find us there.
CLARKsviILE, Jan. Is, ls56-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26

NEw YoRK, March %, N.
Flour firm, excepting Southern, which is quiet;
sales OF $500 bbls Wheat firm $500 bushels
sold Corn very dull and unsettled Beef steady
Pork quiet. Lard dull. Whisky dull. Sugar
brisk al full prices 400 hhds Orleans sold at 81
S61S.
BALrmoRE, March %, NJ
Flour-ohio super dull at ST. SO. city mills
81 81 Wheat Common qualities dull and In
demand at l049il0 for red, l259l35 for good TO
prime Corn very asuve sale. 800 bushels nj
c oysrsosd Saiss Coz bushels at 81 54924 rs.
WinsAy firm at y for city 2ahSs23 for Ohio.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26
1EBLETT & GRANT, Local Editors.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

The Executive.
JAMES BrcHAsAS Of Pa, President of The T. States.
JOHN c. BREcKESnDGE, Of KY, Vice President
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
Circuit Courts OF tennessee.

The Circuit Court Of the 9th Tennessee Circuit, opens
Nashville on the second Mondays in January, May
and September; at Franklin, on the second Monday 5
IN March, July and November Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge; w b. Bate, Attorney General. There four
Circuits in the state, and Circuit Court for sum
county, which IL held by the Judge OF the Crmi-
nal Courts for the counties OF Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, the third Mondays in February,
June and October.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

= THE sciences Of Chemistry and
81 Medicine have been taxed their ut
. most 10 produce this best, most per-
~ feet purgative which IS known TO man.
~ Innumerable proofs are shown that
49, these PMS have virtues which sur
pass in excellence the ordinary med
iclnes- and that IheN win nnnrece-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

AEsrIuS rESN., Jan L. 1851
To Pumtc;-W- :. Bennett fnaae Application %
last summer % buildings with Vests
GalvaEic Cenent, II being Eew tnng, We thought We
would Try IL; had appel - our Hlack smith shop and
i1Islne Housc, attached % the Foundry. They have
proved all required u water proof rOol, having with
stood Tue greatest storms, and arc giving good
Satisfaction. We only add, tgy q aud you ~ii be
satisfied CJRIiS kNAIP, lrOn Founders
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

MEHfIuS, Jan. II, 1881
Mr.. Bennctt has eone some small amount OF roofing
for hiz peculiar way, ~th Cotton stgd coated
with a preparation The bass VI which appears 70 be
Coal Tar. IL very ervctaal aLld hgli roof, and Ap
pears % promise considerable durability, from tie
preservatlve qaalncs q the composition winch cne-
trt-s the elol and protects 4 from tls l4sBe- u the
air and water. The Composition discs BOl hguRy aad
from The ects of The heat .! thu Ia summer;
nor does q harden crack Ifoza the lHnuence tie
cold Of wnter. A 4. Mk1sRfI-
ONt- 9-ly.
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Municipal Government OF Nashville

Municipal Government OF Nashville.
JOIN y. hcEwEN, Mayor
Aldermen.
First ward-JoHN CuIrART and G. F. JoSFs.
Second Ward-T. J. HAIIE and W. +. DowNs
Third ward-JcuS X. HrNE aud @. W. DARpKS.
Fourth ward-DAyIp I. MARE and j T BRowN.
Filth ward-G. NJ. FoGG and J. p. CoIIS,S.
Sixth Ward. HAYNIE and JouN A. FISHER.
Seventh ward--w. a. DAVIS and Isaac PAUI.
Eighth Ward-C II. CoAGER and IRA 7. JoSEs.
. WILLIAM a. GrESS, Recorder.
CuAsIEs A. FULLER, Treasurer
I GODFREY N Fooc, City Attorney.
AxsoS NELSON, Re venue Collector.
JoHx L. glenn, Water Tax Ceeetsr.
J. NJ. SEABuKY, Superintendent Water Works.
7. J. HAnE, Tax Assessor.
wM. NJ BRowS City Marshal.
q J. J. EvERsrrS W. II. wunSsoS, Deputy Marshals.
JOIN A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
FREDERICK MARSHALL, W. II. STURDTANr, sAMtEl
J. srARKEY, JoHS IL DAVIS, W. r. WATSON wnIIAN r.
NcAIrsIER, r. NJ. CAurr wM YARRROUGH, ALExANDER
BRAsSoN, W. IL. BdNKIKY, JAMES A. TASksLEY, ". H..
CaosTHwArT, JoHS BArGH, 5. hcCALHr, A. C. Tro<EK,
r. NJ wArsos and W. J. HARsISoS, Night watchmen.
Wa. DIX, Keeper Of Work House.
r. A. COE, Wharf, Master.
JAMES HESsoS, Street Oyerseer
second and fourth Thursdays os each month
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
The Judiciary.
IOM0rc&&.

The first session Of the 18th Congress began Nor.
day, lee. eth, 1857. The Vice President OF the Uni
ted states is President eEoio Of the Senate. James
l. Orr, Of South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the House of Representatives, and James c. Allen
Illinois, is Clerk. The following is list Of the Con.
gressmen from Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
CONLEY s. JOHN son,
MANUFACTURES on
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Ware, &C.,
No 10 Broad Srsst. and 81 Soath Hanka Syea,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

ICSf received and Tor sale, large and complete
- assortment of Cooking and Heang stoves, a every
s.xe price and Iafern that brought ~ this market
We are manufacturing tbs Wrought Iron Cooking
Stoves of all sixs ranging price from so 70 $50,
Of The best an hcavest material
Tn-Nare wholesale ald retail
Copper and Shcet-Ifon Work Cor all kinds of ma
ckinery, Steamboats,, eLAtn0nary Engines, etc, sts
and Iistliery work made Al The shortest notce- soda
Founts maae and repaired koohng and spoutng done
with and dispzch, fact, every thing that
requires TIA, Copper. sAeetlron, done BY m
the best manner and ~ cheap A. any
CONI-Ef n JOHNSON,
No. 10 Broad, and - South Market street.
jan2s Nashville, lean:
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Persons Of ConsumptiTe Habits,
READ THIS.


ITO THE GEfENBERc COMPANY. For the nrst
j. time n my lie am induced 10 earthly % the truly
ssonderfol eescis of popular medicine, est ssad
a daty that ! - tbs CrssfeRbeFg Company, aad
more especially % Suffering humanity.
About the arsi q june las, bad negro nan taksn
with cough attended xith resticszncss, Epitfing q
blosd and ether dangerous symptoms q coasunFtiln
I iniuaeel4isy called truly sknfni Aad sc.cs.tac
Rsya r. ,sss T9 a 'S 1 s Is :. ss ss, g = %
grew ] then had another pty-icsAn q great
rePgtAton "A lung diseases H. ex4nalaed hita, and
and sAs4 i wAs sseless - sseaa money Ia trying -
cure hlm-
haa previously promised tle Grzfenhcrx Aeents
here (feasFs Wells Lowell thas when ths asciors
gave hia Up wosld Try ths GrHfrnberg Conksnap
tiveE BALM dit - and % my Hsrce.bis sarpFlss,
d. a. he sss saiy sso soss q shs sss = 10
three bctes a. ne GrfenberE arszparils cnznfoen1
Shlch cost me she small q ntns dsars, and
sad hs = aolng good service she pslantaslsa
coaziler hsEa grEfsctly soand aud vel b, = fzt
hsaFty and strsas. wls.oat vss.<e or sn q dsss
IszL JOHN nYus.
c4azbsrne Al
have used the ssr~senberg csnsan.I = Hziu N
severe czses q eonsanIfon asy prAelce wslh t1ss
h-Ppaess sneel ~zA Al ~eelt gss Il.
s sEHARis, 4. n
Tsaias's Wells, fsna.
Ths Grzfsnh~rx cossuunt<fsss s Ilan al sasrsa.lly
euasangs gssen saa al cenpianas q ne iungk Il
q Cod tue Lslzgs sn4 cAesl ll.zzaof ccsa-
ssaee ~tA pzeet htsaihlnx fesnz = shs chssi. zaa
saet eonplstr and prsxeai The dlsease frun,
besan.Az eaaernass c.lsan,ts.a. In Al c..es. ds
q assss - sssns ssssss 81 = = eea.a.asss e - 80 ~ =
ezFne.ty --siss Al - FFoears rle censaalles lln
e. Tss prsue q shs csasanpssrsa. n.lr, 4 a -,
boa Alkx. AsckESzfE. S.sAxllie.
Aeent fnf ne Grxtrnbe<s Compaay for Isnnaszee
A4hsma. snd Gsosg2- (An2s-a
Gsivantxea Wfre,
nS hzs1 aaz lsr s<ss ~
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Z. =. district Court.

The District Court OF the United states convcncs
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April and October
a Nashville, first Mondays in March and September;
and Jackson, tho second Mondays in April and
October.
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Senator'S,

JOHN Bell, (Americanl whose term expires in 1889
ANDREW JOHNSON, (DernocraD whose term expires
in 1903
A o. P. NICHOLSON, (nemocra,) has been elected to
take the place or Mr. Bell and term will expire in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

The Senate consists Of a mcmbers, or two from
elch of the 30 States. The House Of Representatives
is composed Of 237 members, follows Maine c
New Halapshre 3, Vermont g. Rhode Island ., AIassa
chusous II, Connecticut !, New York 49, New Jersey
S, Pennsylvania .5 Delaware Maryla q Virginia
13, North Carolina s. South Carolina r. Georgia s. Ala.
una = Forta ], Louisiana 8, Mississippi s. Texas ,,
Arkansas 2, Tennessee 10, Kentucky TO- Ohio 81 In
diana IL, Michigan J. Illinois ., Missouri I Iowa >,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3, California 2 Besides these,
the Territories Of Utah, Washington Oregon Ncbras-
"a, Kansas and New Mexico have one Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

TUSr received from Cincinnati, a few OF BLUNT'S
J COAL COOKING RANGES, small size, which
prepared 10 furnish at Cincinnati prices, With
penses added.
ALSO.
A good assortment 0f COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up and warrant and which, now that coal
Is cheap and IA the reach Of every one, the stove
for
ALSO.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Goal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STUVkS, for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STUyES for Coal
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns fArloF Crates from Wm
Jackson's Mandatory, New York. Common Mantle
AMI Jamb Crates all SIZES and patterns, which VIII
MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
Dec ls-tf
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. X. Turner is'Judge Of the Criminal Court
for the counties OF Rutherford, Davidson AMI Mont
gomery, and John shane, tsq, is Ccrk for tins coun
ty 1t meets at Nashville the nrst Monday in April
August and December.
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KENTUCKY planning MILL.
n n x4So. .. 4 kESDKsusoS. VIZ. LoxG-
MAYO, HENDERSON L LONG,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,

cash, Door AND TENTIAS BLIND FACTORY,
- PLAHEg Mil and Lumber bcpos, Eighth stress, near
kentucky Ceutrsl kkllraad nepot, Goylngtan. ~.
We manufacture and kosp had eKteasiye
sorsneat - sash, Isssrs, Bin1s, Door ana Window
Fraln-s, BAse Acala.ng MAatels, fsAsaers, Wi- .na
fcli0s I1ne fooFg. -rlvtng, i4teEt weather board
ING and fl1ea bsrds of every v4ftety a gually and
thlskD~ss- We also furnish laE1sbeF tbe roash.
Painted aud ssl4xec ra.h always hz1d. tad
ottef hard ~o<.1s worked 10 or1sr Ik1tAS CASH.
Segs 22-Sm
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1lasbpillf Patriot.

Tor one year, IN advance, ............ 90
When the raily, Tri- Weekly Weekly is to be
discontinued Cnid IN advance at the time subscribed
for) the subscriber must order otherwise II will be
continued at oTton, until raid for and stopped.
IT not pail it must be paid the time OF discontinu-
until paid
Remtances By mail, in registered letters, our
risk
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Government OF Tennessee.

IsIAM G. HAHds Governor.
?. y. W. BURTON, Secretary Of state
JAMES c. LurTRIt, Comrtroller Of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE c. ToEEErT, Treasurer
JoHN l.. T. SNEED, Attorney General
The salary Of the Governor is -, 900 per annum,
that Of the Secretary state 81 500 and pcrquistes
Comptroller Of the Treasury 5000 and fees for sign
ing Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 800; Attorney Gen
eral 81 500. The Legislature Of IS Senator'S
and IS Democrats having Is SEN
at,rs and the Americans the number Of American
Representatives is 33-Democra Representatives, -.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY,
new-Dork.

From y1sCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
HoLs., Applet. Building, $40 Broadway,
New York.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment |!
THE BEST LISIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast. tsu
Another Remarkable Cure Performed hy No
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimsnt
REan E,nR VOL H<ELVESs

Thomas Ford a blacksmith, living cess avenue
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore on hrs
foot He tried various lAniments, SalVes, &c, but
could do IL no good lie deSIaircd Of ever being able
20 work his trade again. because ho could not bear
any weight on his foot. and by small bottle OF
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, sprains,
Stiffness In the joints Muscles, soro Throat, swell
nes Ear ache or Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cute,
Sores Burns Scalds, Pains &C, yield 20 the magic"
influence of this wonderful IInlmeni-
For Horses and Cattle il h nfallhle remedy Tor
Chafes Calls Scratches Cracked Heels, LaInaness,
SPAWN Sweeny, Spiint, fstua, Bruises, Swcllings,
Wounds Rattle snake Bites and various other diseas-
es which animals are liable 10 from injuries or acct
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply OF
Mclssans Volcanic Oh IInment II sells rapidly be-
cause IL always cures.
A liberal discount will be made TO merchants who
buy to sell again.
ES- Dor sale by J. II MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
of 1hrd and Pine streets ~ Louis Missouri also for
sale above nOy3
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ReDreseufafiyes.

First District-AIEErT g. WATKINS, Dem.
Second :" Horace MAYNARD, Amer.
Third -SAMuEr a. SMITH, Fem.
Fourth g --IcHN II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth -CnAmEs READy, Amer.
Sixth -GE1RGE ". JoSEs, Dem.
seventh' -JouS V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth {" -FEIIX X. ZouIcoyFER, Amer.
Sinth ~. D. c. ArEINs, Dem.
Tenth 20 -WM I. AVERY Tenn
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Dirrftorp.
Government Of the United States


The Executive.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa, President Of the z. States
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Of KY, Vice PTesidenI
The cabinet.
LEWIS Cas-, OF Michigan, Secretary Of STATE.
Howell COBB, Of Georgia Secretary Of the Treasury.
ISAAC ToUcEY, Of Connecticut, SerTetdry Of he Marcy
JOHN B. FLOYD, Of Virginia, Secretary g' War.
JEREMIAH II. BLACK, of Penn, Attorney General
JACOB THOMPSON, Of Miss, Secretary Of the Interior
AARON V. BRowN, Of Tenn, Postmaster Ge1leTai
The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT OF The UNITED STATES.
RoGER 3. TANEY OF Maryland, Chief Justice.
Joay McIEAs OF Ohio, Associate Justice.
JAMES N. WAYNE, OF Georgia, " 4"
JoHS A. CAMPBELL, OF Ala, d" "
JOHN CArRoS OF Tennessee, d" "
PETER " DANIEL, Of Virginia, Z" 3"
SAMUEL NELSON Of New York, 20 "
R0Iarr c. GRnER, Of Penn, Z"
NATHAN CIIFFoRD, of Maine, " 4"
The salary OF the President is SIS, 900 per annum-
that of the Vice President $4,000 Each member Of
Cabinet receives IS 900 per The salary Of
tbc Cef Justice of the supreme Court is 81 500, and
Of each Associate Justice So 900
The United states Circuit Court for this (the sth
Crcuit) IS held in Nashville on the first Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding with Jacob SicGavock
As Clerk
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Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R. T.. CAEUTI.Els OF Lebanon.
RoYr. j. Mckinney, Of Knoxville.
WM r. HARRIs, of Memphis.
The Court meets at Nashville the LIST Monday in
December; at JACKSON the Ist Monday in April, and
KNoxyuIE. the Ist Monday in September.
Clerks-JaMEs ?. CLARK, Nashville.
" H. STsrnESs, Jackson.
JAS W. CAMPBELL knoxville
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

THIS article constructed in consequence Of a
Il suggestion from the American Institute that a
simple, portable, and low priced furnace, was much
needed by farmers for boiling and seamng food aud
for any mechanical and domestic purposes Il took
the premium at the L. 5. Agricultural Fair at Louis
vile. Just received. WA. STEWART,
No. IL Market street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
for coal. W ;.
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GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
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OFFICE OF Miss CENTRAL fENS. X X Co
BOLIVAR, TKSN., Oct. /, 1881.
This viii certify that the ~ c. S T. T. r. 20. have
purchased OF Mr.. ". :. Bennett, the right TO
their Cars Bridges Buildings, &c Sc., Vests Galvan
c Cement Having il used and tested, have no
hesitation recommending 10 be the best and cheap
est covering now ia use.
II. T. NEIIY, President,
NJ C. & T. r. K Co.
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ESGI,EEa's AND GENERAL SUITS OFFICK, MEMPHIS
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MFNPuss, June 26 1851
To WHOM CoNCERS:-IhIs is to certify that the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased OF ". ;. Bennett. the right 10 prepare and
upon their Depots, Buildings, Cars, &C, &c, West
Galvgnc patent ire and proof Roofing, ami that
We believe Il to be- an economical and durable
ing, having already had il IN for eight months.
sam. TA1E President
+. c. ARMS, GenI Supt.
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GhnncerY Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
opens at Nashville on the drst Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin on hrst Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski hrst Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield FIRST Mondays in June and
December; at CIarksvlle, third Mondays in April and
October; Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April aud October; and at Lcwis6urg, Gu Wednesday
after the third Monday ia February and August
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JNIIE undersigned is prepared to introduce into
i in Tennessee ". +. Cti1LUS AZ co.'s PATENT
ELASTIC HIRE AND WATERPROOF CkAIENT ROOF
ING and asks the atteutUn of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the pubic, 10 examine its
supsrOriIv over other kuglag.