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The Washington union., 1858-03-18
EIRsT ANNIyERsARY cELEBRATIoN or TnE

| ENlRST ANNIN ERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE
H. Catholic Bcneach Total Abstinence Society Of Washington
tiy on the i,t j, instant, O. Pat ,a'fes,s Day. - m
following BY attendance At High Mass by Procession, and
The soces, viii meet % a m and precisely
procession, by convenient route St Psr KS Church, where
A3 D. u the society again hall q
the day They will then march through the principal
" tho e under the management Of the c marshal and his
s p nj The society enjoy their Anniversary
a. tho
Assembly Rooms,
Louisiana avenue society hopes
who wish mark their appreciation lis efforts in the
temperance
several Distinguished gentlemen address society during
evening.
Espuas full will be attendance.
nokefr gentlemen Ut 81 admitting lady and gentleman,
Pcnnsy anue. Cnan drug store and
Michael puuy south Capitol and Of the
bers e Mar l6--2t
CtECoND SUPPLY.--Real good and wide black
- silks onnccd dresses I5 s71- aud ii per yard extra
pieces other richer black silks making in probably
much the largest pnd cheapest lot in the District
Irish linens all grades thick and thin Of them
made 70 orders in Ireland
The vast quantity Of pure linen sooh annually passing through
charged grades.
price ouy marked in plain hgurcs hence purchaser
is ovcrcliarged.
opening any Bills presented pay
PERRY BROTHER,
"Cenrs sorc,r west building,
March p--lOtif opposite Centre Market,
HENRY Q. CAREY's PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL
L Sccnce vol. !. Price 81 so g
Just published and for sale by
Booksellers and stationcrs, S44 Penn avenue.
TIME PIRATE volumes, Boston edition of Wa
l. vcrlcy novels The Three Beauties by Mrs. souhwor'h
FOR sale by BLANCHARD h MoHuN,
March Successors to X, Farnham.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, a. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU s~aaErs, NEW YORK
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
i t,alaNc principal cities q the world Also mclean
Gls credits, for usc in Europe, China, &c,
Jan 3l3md .r5'
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR MARCH, just re-
cciycd and for soie by
feb 20 BLANCHARD Il MoBUN.
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J. MIDDLETON Ice dealer, Office and depot
1s southwest Of Twelfth streets Washington
IN

(SOMPIiETlON of Panama Railroad.--Rcdnction
~ Of Care taarn'apn mail steamships
York cr lnwn the 9TH and Goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamer. from tapanae San Francisco.
hcsc steamships have approved
department. aud guaranty sped and s1fay.
The naMa railroad az miles completed
crossed heut The baggage passengers
checked York through passengers
embarked Panama ny steamer the
money paid in New York all Of tho trip
Reserve kept port in New York
Francisco,
| entirely Ytlicblc.
Passengers leave Ianama the they Aspnwa
Conductors through by zach charge women
aud children without other protectors
For through tickets tho apply Agency
West street Sew York., TO l. W. RAYMOND
6--tltf
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WY ASIlINGTON TIIEATRE.--last three nights
wv of and Mrs. CHARLES MATTHEWS. sffar
EVENING MARcn H. ls5s
Immense hi, Of the GREAT GUN TRIoKi
CHARLES MATHEWS the Wizard, received with shonts "
p,-rToxs ........ .Mrs. &, Mathews.
For list OF Startling Experiments see Programme
Tile only MraEwas great original part N
uSI,D UPi
rpp,v Benefit but one, o. Mr.
yAEILs MATTHEW'S presented 3ouccaults famous
comedy OF ~ 90. ,,,,. n
D,zzIc Chs oriaua rIaracc) Ar y. Ma."cWs.
lldy Cav spankcr Hst " M'theWs'
open. / q #&f&H
Doors open at Z; performances commeueei at ~
lint SacsStar-I
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WTHEELER e. Manufacturing Com
w smproycd Sewing Machines for families manniac,n
others These machines combine all the improvements
that have Their and increasing sale
tho approval commentator that they have
proprietors them They
sufficiently 10 iest them thoroughly and have
saislast,ne.
Among the advantages they possess others
tst Reany simplicity o and consequent freedom
rom derangemeBi need o repairs.
ID Uncxanplcd easea raiiliiy Of o.,ess.fjn.
Noiselesa moy yencu
4h The rcma'sS perfection Of their stitching and their appca
hbtN tr variety &c purposes materials.
incpal Office l3 Broadway York
in the principal cities of the Union May 2s-lya
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tickets aud shsres aud certificates of packages the
viii receive the
drawing vii, be immediately after all
who order ir,hi hicI
! Address p J. BuCKEY, Agent,
| Ma Wilmington, Delaware.
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William Bisekhsad Is rurnell Toadrinc
administrator Of Matthias Dorman
Elizabeth pprmsn, Robert ". Dough
er'y, Emily Francis Dornap, Thomas
l~rman, John Dorman, Aurelia Dor
msn, Mstthias Dormsn, Amelia Dor.
nlsn, and William Edward poyman
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LHROM LONDON Sheridan Dramatic Works

X
Il vol 81.
Hcpamercn U Margaret Of Navarro. 1 vol. 81.
fctigrews Collection cG Epiaphs. vol 81 %,
llnml,oldt's Travels. 3vols. 80 rs
loyglott OF Foreign Travels. i vol 81 rs.
Classic Tales vol ~.
Homers Had itcrai translation. -o. rs
flncydidcs. 2yoIs. Literal Translation. 81 SO,
flccros Offices; vol. literal translation. IS
Sophocc vol. Literal translation. s5
Hand topk Of Proverbs. vol. 81 %.
Dictionary o Classical Quotations. l vol. 81 20.
psvhcnes the Cro~n. ! vol Literal Translation 70
trencs 'tlarles Euciriiion. i vol 30 cents
sohn Autrty's MsccIanicss 1 vol 81
S-Hjen's Table Talk. rs.
lord Mhon'5 Rise Of the Indian Empire vol. 81 %.
March 9 jtt FRANCK TAYLOR
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The interesting letter of Hon. Rcverly johnson, ad
dressed to the democratic meeting at Balti
more makes very appropriate reference TO the SUI
pemc Court of The United States and its decision in the
bred Scott case vndcang them from charges preferred
by the black republicans
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IINOR SALE.---A rare chance 20 secure a yery fine
IL ladys riding horse lie b.sn.u black eight years old
hIcen hands aud upwsrds high surpassed
III style ana ncoh ana - all and every He
seen M hs yey stanc o. Mr. Levy Humphrey few days only
Feb 5--dtr M = u m =
EOR.rE w. BREGA ATTORNEY AND CoussE-
~ LoRArI,w, No l6 Val sree, New York.
.sov 26-6inif
d III. GiLLET Counsellor at Law has removed
He his Franklin Row,
will his
ly IN the United States Supreme Court
28-l6
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FASHIONABLE DRY-GtOitS IN NEW YORK.
An immense assortment Of constantly
hand a' full and attractive stock Of carpengs oicoths mat
hgH, mats curtain materials
dow shades &c. Sc, Sc, much below regular prices.
lord & TAYLOR,
255 257, $50, and 2d1 Grand street.
May &c -1y and ~ and 40 Caharine street.
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ID Capt. n O. MEias, " s. Engineers
We tho undersigned. residents OF -, tho State Of -
hereby Jointly seversy With tbs United states and
inC accepted that be
viii after the acceptance Of tho snid bid
the same with good and sufficient perform
furnish the articles proposed conformity 10 the terms
advertisement under which made And in case the
guaranty
% make good the offer by The said and
lowest bidder. 4
Signed t b.
Cp.
thereby certify my knowledge and belief the
nance. guarantcrs good and sufficient.
u IT,
Mar -dtMaylI
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DOuR lS5s.--Almanach du don
,lmanach pourrirc. l5cer<
,manaoh Coniquo. 10 cent
smauach i4unatiquo, 1sccnts.
Amanach Boulion. .,crn,s.
imapach dc Viii ~ cents,
Alpanach &c ACRE Gigone. Is cents.
Mu''nacb .ciichinelIc. Is cents.
At'a' ~rh du Chasscur 10 cents.
asnanach Musical, Is cents.
AJar Il sHtft g4t"
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NTATTHEW HALE SMITH, Connsellor-at-Law.
lvl Rooms %, q, No. l6 Wall street. New York
15-tft

1tYRUS w. FIELD & Co.., wholesale Paper Deal
~ No II Cn street New York invite tho attention Of deal
their stock Of printing writing wrapping
and all other kinds Of which they offer FOR sap tho lowest
market prices May 25-ly*
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SuErLAND NET sHAwLs.-New styles ''sh

Mar 10 iOpdIr
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An interesting sketch of the Earl of Derby, the new
English Premier for which we are indebted to the New
York Journal of Commerce will be found IN It's appro-
prate place in this mornings issue. At the moment OF
his second elevation to the head of the English govern
ment this sketch will doubtless be exceedingly aocepta-
bic to our readers.
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DEN 81 r. A. WIIITLOCK e. Co., l3 Beckman
I'D street Nassau opposite tho or House. proprcio
pcnum Champagne tcmopt Cabinet, Importers OF Cognnc
Merchants Otrd, nnpiy
Hennesscy fnet Cson Co. and other houses o the highest
and poprc,o Of the celebrated bande in The
native proof and favor OF Cognac, viz
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard
liqucnr deg champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vicux Cornac
Also, exclusive importers OF tho
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomastcr Sclnaprs,
brands M sherry Nadrn and Port wlnes &c. &C.
Ales, portcrs anu cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
W. Co the exclusive Of this wine, and
receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those who
trial to do under their guarantee thai il
will be cacy of flavor and quality 10 wine at
present imported. tfr
Bcni NJ Whiork,
E,Iwd A. Wblock,
fred'k i. lI3ycrstck, BEN. T. A. WHlIlDCk 20.
Oliver W hodge,
Henry Cammcyer. May 26-Iy~
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IENRY G. CAREY'S PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL
II Science, vol. i. Price, 81 So g...I
Just published and Tor sale by
TAYLOR e MAURl,
Booksellers and Staioners, 3t4 Penn.
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Feb % Iawev
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
Drp GOODS Clothing.
Elegant Lace Nantes.
Table Linens, &c.

WE have the best assortment Of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels and Toweling Goods
ever offered and at lower prices.
apr24-u w. A. X J. G. MCCIEIIAND.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05


mitted. This she did not do, and accordingly
did not come into the Union under the above
act The conditions imposed upon her, the
conditions imposed upon the other STATES we.
have mentioned, were not regarded as an offer
to bride. Still they were as much bride as
the conditions offered to Kansas. The fact is,
we are living in peculiar age, in the midst
of saturnalia of humbuggery-whenp oliti-
cal demagogues deem it easier to effect their
purposes by the use of descriptive epithets.
falsely branding great measures of govern
mental policy, than by reason and logic.
Hence, the cry of bribery. Anything to de-
feat measure designed to restore Kansas TO
quiet and repose, and to heal the dissensions
of the country; the more good the measure
promises. the bitterer the curses OF faction
and fanaticism. The honest masses who de-
sire to preserve their institutions, and to see
all parts of their country prosper and flourish,
will not. we are confident, permit themselves
to be deceived by these arts of the agitators.
They have no sympathy with those who would
prosper by pursuing the tortuous paths of po-
litical hypocrisy, and will spurn them with
indignation.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
screen Old Ages

We had often heard about this article but
never knew exactly what it was until yester-
day. A mischievOus or feloniOus boy attempt
ed 20 abstract handkerchief which protruded-
from the pocket of a very hale old gentleman,
who was FORMULATING down on Charities
street-But the old gentleman was sensitive.
and detecting the youth in the act. turned
about. canght him by the arm, and began,
with an angry elevation of cane and voice
lyon little rascal"-when the culprit inter
ruptcd him with-"Oh, oh, you was losing
your handkerchief, Mister, and | was jest a
putting it back"
..Was that so, boy?" said the old gentleman.
relentingly.
.Sut'nly it was, Mister" said the "little
Pickle" confidently and semi-confidentially
1t was a stickin' way out, and would a
fall'd in a mint"
"Then you wasn't trying to steal my hand
kerchief, my boy?" and the cane was lower
ed.
Me steal your handkerchief? What me
steal anv frller's handk rchief! If the old
woman was to hear anybody 'cuse her son of
stealing a handkprchief-boo -oo-oo-ohr' and
the outraged innocence of the yOnng scamp,
and the thought of what the "old 'oman's'
(whOm we suppose was his mother) feelings
would he. caused him to make good imlta-
ton of blubbering most piteously.
There, there! Don't cry, boy-I didn't
mean anything!" said the old gentleman,
much affected-"H Heres dime. Go buy some
candy
As the old gentleman turned away, that
boy cooked his eye at the back of the venera-
BILE donator in the most wicked manngr con-
ceivabe Our feelings overcame us at this
crisis in the exhibition of Juvenile turptude
to which we had been witness. and we left
that vicinity without stopping to kick the
naughty boy. As we travelled, we reflected
that we had seen specimen of very green
old age"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05

WHAT A BABY CosTs A YEAR.-When 1t is
necessary to feed infants artificiaily and COWS
milk is used, it should be first boiled, then
skinned, then sweetened little with sugar,
and next little salt added. not enough to
give it a saltish taste; milk thus prepared
will not only prevent the indigestion and con-
sequent acidity, flatulence, collie, diarrhda,
&C., from which sucking children suffer SO
much, but will actually cure them; SO says
HILLS Journal Of Health.
A hearty infant will swallow, during the
first year of its life, fourteen hundred pounds
of milk, in which are twenty-one pounds OF
cheese, thirty pounds of butter, and hun
dred and twelve pounds of sugar. At six
cents quart, with the necessary sweetening,
each 'Sdear'' little creature costs, for food
alone, fifty dollars for the first year.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
The Charge of bribery.

Taking up the keynote OF Mr.. SEWARD, ut
tered in the United States Senate opponents
Of the admission of Kansas under the Lee
compton slave State constitution, are denounc-
ing the conference bill. as the offer of bride
to the people of Kansas. This denunciation
is untrue Kansas framed her constitution
and presented it TO Congress with an applica-
ton for admission into the Union. Congress,
upon examination, found the constitution to
be republican in form, but accompanied with
an ordinance making extravagant demands Of
land Accepting the constitution, Congress
rejects the demands for lands, and tells her IL
she will modify, and make il more reasonable,
she shall be admitted-if she refuses, she must
stay out Of the Union. This is nothing more
than right and proper-what Congress, as
custodian Of the public lands, in which all the
States have an interest, should have done.
But, we are answered, that Congress has no
right to impose conditions upon the admission
OF Kansas other than that her constitution
shall be republican in form. To this we re-
ply that Congress has frequently exercised
this right-it exercised Ii in the case of Mich
igan, of Louisiana, of Alabama, of Missouri,
Of Arkansas. of Iowa, aud of other States.
Here are the conditions in the case OF Iowa:
"SEc 4. And Be IL further enacted That ii is
made and declared To be fundamental coildi-
ton of the admission of said State OF Iowa
into the Union, that 50 much of this act as
relates TO the said State OF Iowa. shall be
assested 20 By majority q tle qadi.fsd doctors al
their township elections, In the manner and
at the time prescribed in the sixth section OF
the thirteenth article OF the constitution
adopted at Iowa City. the LIST day of Novem-
beF ammo Domini 1874, or by the Legislature
of said State. Aud as soon "a such assent
shall be given, the President OF the United
States shall announce the same by prociana-
ton and thereupoa, without further proceed
ings on the part Of Congress, the admission
of the said State of Iowa into the Union, on
an equal footing in ali RESPECTS whatever
with the original States, shall be considered
as complete
Iowa had made claims 10 boundary, Gas
Kansas has 10 lands) which Congress deemed
and therefore imposed on her
he Fundamental condition Of asserting TO
restriction Of 1t, before she should be adj
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
CLIFTO N

ON TUESDAY, the Ith day Of MAY inst, at 10
" O'Clock, a NJ the pr etnise~ will sell eleven
Lots Of Ground in Ciaton, Containing from 20 q
Acres.
CIiiton Is situated the Clariotte Turnpike . miles
west Of Nashville The ground l. elevated ard com
nianng, and = well adapted for country residences
market gardens, DAIRY farms, &c
Lot No. i, contains acres and fronts on the turn
pike
Lot No. Is. situated the corner % nass street
and Hal Avengie, and contains : acres.
Lot No. 10, al tbs VI Hill aud Cinoa Avenues
contains about acres.
LosSo 20, at the CORNER OF Ciltea Avenue Morgan
street. contains sbaut acres.
Lot No. II, froating ca t.ll Avenue and Morgan St
contains y
Los No y, fronting Hi Avsnae and Morgan 81, /,
CONTAINS = acres.
Part of La No % contains 81 acres and fsonts ca
Aorgan 81 aud iilI Aveaue-
La No Al, fronts On Clifton Arsase contains q 4,
acres surrounded BY streets, q exfellsut sl ..Es
uisasing hne q the city and river aad / al
execsiesi sat'oa for country Residence market gar
cea % dairy farm.
lot No % eaassias o. arros and fsosts on ciioa
Avcaae aud Walker a.
Lots No IS aud - each cantain about ACRES ana
ffunt Branch and Marta st.
The above sale , positive AMI wsshout reserve
TeHns.-Siae foarth cAzh--halance Ia g. u ana Is
moaths for notrs payable Tznk. satisfactorily ss-
cured, bearing interest, and . ien feIainea.
TIE omHlbas gill BE Ga hand usaAl
fhose desirosls q examining the gresnises bSfofe
day 81 sale Niii please cali
Haays-sa AVS IIxnsIky
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05

AN ORIGINAL CLoCK.-A curious electric
clock has been invented by Mr.. Balm, (the in
ventor of telegraph which conveys COM
munications to any distance by the discolora-
ton of saturated paper by electricity There
is no visible power that actuates it. but in a
garden or other piece of ground Is dug a hole
four or five feet deep, and into this hole is
thrown a layer of coke, then layer of earth,
and then a few zinc plates. A feeble but
constant galvanic current is generated by the
contact of the earth with the coke below it
and the zinc above it, without the aid of any
other battery; and this current is conveyed in
doors by copper wires. The wires form a
coil round magnet, and the electro magnet
thus formed is made to constitute the bob of
the pendulum of the clock, and by machinery
the electric apparatus gives a vibratory mo-
ton to the pendulum. and the pendulum in its
turn gives motion to the two hands of clock.
-Bufalo Republic.
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fs- The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer is noted

fE- The N Y. Courier and Enquirer is noted
for its virulent hostility to the South and to
her institutions. 1t is continually harping,
in one strain or another, upon her. In IFS
issue of the 30th ult-. it says: "The 1e'c lands
of Tsras and Arkansas sTelded m 90 dooH 'oo
bales of cotton per acre, rrlile the average IN the
fields of South Carolina tras $40 bales" We
have no idea that the writer of this, one OF Its
leading editorials, had the remotest thought
that he was telling the truth. But it is some
thing a little strange that the editor should
tell falseheod, one that would be detected
by the common sense of every one. when the
simple truth would have served his purpose
much better But habit is second nature
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
RaILRoAD SPIKES.

II WILL seu Forty Capital Bohds upon very fAvors
i bic teru1s. n. HOizsoS, PrcsltsnL
apr5-im
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N.OTTCE.

IIAvTSG located m South Nashville AZ Fireman =
II Hall No. 5. for short tine wlll give lrs~ons
PENMA>shIf as the unusually low price - SO fsr
twenty lesspfis, Ten days. Prom experience q
several years in teaching, am e1abei a. guarantees
al perfect satisfaction fhs siteatoa ~ L4iies
and Geatirfnen b respectfully inyted 70 the Eizny
dtlseTept hands ann prepared - teach, each pcs
seszing wit14n itself a. ugo peculiar exoelisace.
Ny Class VII opea My Sd Prase call aad
tedgc Coz yourselves
may Id VIZ RARSEs
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The Great Holland Remedy.

BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BrrTERs.-Persons subject to
nervous sick headache, will find in Berhaves Hol-
land Bitters a sure, safe and pleasant remedy. II
soothes the throbbing head, corrects acidy of the
stomach, assists digestion, and creates healthy APP
petite. is without doubt, most delightful prepa-
ration and efectnal remedy. The fact that it is
now a very popular medicine throughout all the Hol
land settlements in Wisconsin, New York. Michigan,
Illinois and Indiana, speaks much in its favor. See
advertisement in another column.
may -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05

THE OVERFLOW. The Memphis Esgis and
Esqssirsr Of Sunday says-The Mississippi
river opposite this city Il a. high BY two OF
three iiches as the great food OF 1879 An
immense amount Of damage Is doae already
To the planting Interest below here. for most
Of the Lands are submerged. We are glad 20
learn that amidst this general deluge, the
Memphis 4 Little Rock Railroad remains an
Injured With the exception Of . Few hun
dred yards over which the wstsr has down
from an unfinished gap In the leyee. there i
no water 60 stop the operation Of the finished
frack-laying is still progressing In Los
Swamp.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
POCKET BOOK LOST.

+ 0Sr, on the 2sth q April between the hrs; gate
IL the Wilson turnpike and my house the
Franklin and Liberty road, a medium size pocket
book. containing about four hundred dollars one bli
Of sl0o the remainder In SOS AMI los with one
dollar in gud. aud silver. and hfteca postage
stamps. also lev papers The aader VIA be literally
rewarded
may lin JOHN W HARVEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
r- The wash;ngton corresDondent Of IN

g The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Courier, says that, OF the eleven millions
of Treasury notes already issued, three mil
lions have returned to the paternal home,
leaving only eight millions outstanding AT
this rate, it is not likely the issue of these
notes, will do the Treasury any permanent
service The Federal Wildcat is but little
better off than those of individuals.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-05
STATE OF TENNESSEE. ROBERTSON CO.,
Circuit Court, April Rules.
Lewis NJ. johnson,
IS.
Polly Ann Johnson
Petition for Divorce.

rs. > Petition for Divorce.
Polly Ann johnson,
IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk from the
i affidavit Of the complainant, that the defendant,
Polly Ann johnson, Is not nhabitant Of the state
of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of law
be served upon her, il is therefore ordered by the
Clerk that publication be made in the Patriot, news
paper published in the city Of Nashville, Tenn, for
thirty days, requiring the said Polly Ann Johnson
appear before the Judge of Circuit Court To
be held for the county Of Robertson, the Court
house in the town Of Springfield, Tenn, the 2nd
Monday of June next, then and there 20 plead,
swer demnr compliments bill filed in said court
against her for divorce the will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing parte.
JOHN 8 HUTCHINSON, Clerk.
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LEE s. CARTER,
MERCHANTS,


Ne. % COMMERCE STREET, MONTGOMERY, Ala
IIAyISG Ample Storage, are prepared % receive
and make liberal ADVANCES on Consls ~heu
desired
HEEHAENCEs-
Farley Jury Co. n o.. Il HalffDan, fsq-, Pntia-
Thri1 oits Co. Aohle Elisha Lee. tsr aaltinAore
Josiah Mofris Esl, Mont fi-fiot liolincs, Charles
gomsfy. too - -
Han Af,ses 4 Roberts do John G. Water, Esg., o.
Watts, gnsiEe 4 J.ckson .dot iuInbas, Ca
J. Conkiin 4 90, y fOrk fEhEas NhEtsos o.
StDrr. Isrotkrrs do Nashville fean-
ws q. Lee
maras-esa ~ n cAKtzk-