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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-31

Leaves on FRIDAY. slst inst. at lOAM
G. L, E0UNS 4 BROS LOW WATER THROUGH LINE.
Ws FOR UPPER RED RTVER-The
lgIAiS7 Era No. 3, John Kouus master, for Fulton,
S@E%@A Washington, D0oey's Ferry. Conway Spring
bank, Ernis BlH Red Bayou, Albany shreveport and ali
plantations and way landings Clear bills packet
Apply to G. L. kOUNS Bros
Front stree.
FIRGISLCS G. DENTZEL,
DDS Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-31

Capt Clements, of the bark Lawood, reports
tat on the 22d Dec of Indian Key, exchanged sig
nails gFith ship Holyrood, hence for Liverpool.
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Leaves on TUESD Y. Jun l. at s P. NJ
r. SHIRE EEPORTA AND NEW Or
lE451A6s5 leans Frf-Weekly Packet Line-Ihe and
ssSZ@Ea magnificent passenger packet steamer Lucy
HOlCOmbe, W. D. Bateman master, will leave as HL3Ne.
for Shreveport Grand BafQn Campfe Grand Ecore AIexan
dria Noman's Barbins and all way landings. For
Information. freight passage apply on board
dsl Advertising riis G'l Agent
p plan Of her cabin statsroOms secured
from distance by dispatch letter. by application the
office OF the agents.
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{5arsoeNr OPTICS, Nc. 70 Camp street,
Ffiday Morning, Bee 81 1853
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ire = UNITED STATES TRI- Egus.
. - = WEERLY MAIL LINE iElbRlSt 3

- - Y vi u X b r g.. Esassaasszzal
TUESDAY, at o'clock P. NJ,
Wilson, viii leave for DonaldsonylIe Plaauemine Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara River Landing Fort
Adams Hatchezp Waterproof Rodney, Joseph Grand
Galt, MarTenon and EcBshurg, EVERY TUESDAY, at s
The Princess Vicksbur with the steamer Roe
as high as Greenwood. 49,
THURSDAY. at 5 O'Clock p NJ
Inc magnificent U. S. Mail packet Wick burg Cant
Capt j. w Cannon, will leave for Donadsonve Plagne-
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st. JOS
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwh Landing PHI
chsts Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
The ,yICKsBuRG connects at vicksbure with the
steamer DEWDROP and will freight for All landings IN
the Na2oo river as high up Greenwood,
SA fURDAY, at o'clock p NJ.
fhe magnificent U. S. Mail packet NaTEheI Cant
T. p eathers will leave for DonaldsnnYille Pia0snine
Baton 1se Port Hudson, Bayou sara Red River Lending
fort Adams atehe Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand
sni, WarTSnton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 5
The steamer NATCHEz connects at vicksburg with
ihe steamer nEDROP and will take freight for all landings
On the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
fhe ABOVE mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
on their regular days without FAIL the hour appointed All
to their care viii be promptly faithfully
These boats will responsible for any letter OF package
ootainng money jewey other vauable unless regular
oils Of adng are iaken specifying the and value and
he reg pald nor TOR any vauabe deposited with CLERK
~ the passengers or contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
CARROLL, HOLMES 4 co.
jaIl r. B. SMITH No TcboTnitonIss q z,
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re- REGULAR YAZD0 AND TAI
iahAiehie packst-Far l. fore Greenwood, ST
G don Honey Island, TehHia, Yaz8o CITY SAtartia
snd Vickaburg light dfaugbt passenger PICKET sun,
Hover. VIM c. HaTEspu mSsier, v Shropshire clerk,
viii leave positively above. FoE freight or passage apply
p. G. RANDOLPH q CO..
d91 Nc. Union stFeet
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

,4z,I6 FOR NORFOLK AND RIGHNOEi
lVlN&A The AL fast sailing schooner LamaFtlne, Cal
W IN Griffin is loading, and having nearly all Of
zsacargo on board, will have dispatch. For freight
al ''s,' j. H. BASS, 119 Common street
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Leaves on FRIDAY. Slst inst. Rt5PM.
Fl REGULAR ITALIAN 4TCHTE
lssEsts5 and iAzo0 River Packet-For iiiat0ha CO
- polls Isefore, Greenwood Sidon, TChulg YazOu
City and all landings T4ilahaichie
The bns lghI dTeught passenger paCke GaEoO
Belle, John W. Pass MASTER Il leave above. For
freight pass sge apply en- board
YIRGISIUS G. DENTZEL,
dS1 Advertising AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-31

Leaves on FRIDAY 3Ist Inst Rt5P Vi.
, r. a REGULAR JEFFERSON PAC-
KET.-For JefieIs0u Benton, Port Gaddo, and
all interim dste landings the Lskes, Shreye.
Bayou, Ganpte Grand EcoTe and Alexandria
Tha light DRAFT 4ssenser packet SMIIle Robinson, Dyas
Power master will leave For freight passage,
apply on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL,
d2T Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-31
NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.

AK FOR NOR FOLK AND CITY P8INg
ERESE9 The Al fast sailing chooDeT POcahOhtns, Spt
Aasrow, master, is loading, aud having most of b
cargo gage will have dispatch. For blance Of freight
passage, apply board Lower PirayHne TIER or 10
DO j, H. BASS, 119 i'nmmop street.
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Ship sias Holmes GTifith IL days from New York,
to A Cohen I'd dist.
Brit ship Alliance Gard, from Glasgow 9Th Nov to
master point
Ship West Point, Allen, ii days from New York to
master Sd dist As.
Bark Iinwood, Clements, Is days from New York, to
o nv HynseH &eo. I'd dist 20.
Am Bark Acadia, Parker, s days from Matanzas, in
ballast 10 master point.
Brit Sehr Dolphin -. s days from Ruatan Island,
to 4 u Cochran s. Hail. I'd dist Is.
6chr Mary Agness -, from the coast, I'd dist P I,
Steamboats,.
viekshHrg, White, from Carolina Landings.
81 TIL Hill, Newell, from Memphis
Laurel Hill, IRE from Bayou Sara.
w w Farmer, Fisher, Bayou Bartholomew.
Hiawatha, Dix, from st Louis.
Ohm Walsh, Molloy, from Cincinnati.
Golden Age, MeGombs, from Fort Adams.
Selma GTaieh, from Alexandria
Effort McMillen, from Red River.
Henry Lewis, Shields, fm Montgomery, Ala,
California, Hntchngs, from Mobile.
Towboat Phoenix Crowell from the passes towed
down and To sea on the 23d inst, ships Kate
Prime and Gulf Stream. brought up ships AL
lance and Silas Holmes, schr Dolphin.
Iowboat " Fl Jay, Palmer, from the passes towed
down and 60 sea on the oath inst ship Picayune
brought up ship West Point, barks Acadia
and Linwood.
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Leave. o. SATURDAY. January !, y 2 y.

q D hOlls q DIG : NJ " aIFI Llnusl III..
Era no. I, joan kouHs Muster for Fulton
- Washington Dooley,s Ferry Conway, Spring,
plantations and landings Clear bills packet
Apply on board
YIRGTNIUS c. DENTzEI,
d3I Advertising Agent.
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CHARLESTON. @.

5&& FOR CHARLESTON THE Al BRIl
Rsd%S Elizabeth Watts, Thompso MASTER Is no.
loading aud will have quick dispatch. For freigh
apply to GEO. w. HYkSOK CO.,
d25 So Camp street
ma ALLE1up, JOSEPH, COMMISSION, REGEIY
VA ing and Forwarding Merchant and General seamboa
Agent No Front street. will pay strict attention to any bust
IS entrusted to bins and guarantees satisfaction aCases
qYNSON, GEO. w. ts Co. SHIPPING AGENTS
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Leaves on s $fURDAY, list Jan, at s p. NJ
r. FOR PITTSEURG, WHEELING
lEl3s Cincinnati and all intermediate Ianiipes-The
fine, fast running, passenger packet Steamer
Marengo. heCalinmi MASTER will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board.
YIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
dS0 Advertising Agent
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Leaves o. THTRsD n. 6t5 Ja9- q 5 e: ".

8EEEtEl y EIE1UEtH u r " OK.
lS4EiIL39 leans Tri-T5 eky Packet The splend
6 and swift passenger packet steamer Judah
TOurO O W Ewing master willfsayE above, shreve
port Grand Bayou, CanUte Grand Ecore Alexandria Nor
mans Barhns and All way eaags further information
and freight passage, apply sard.
d9l Adyertisi f5ls' Agent.
nA plan Of the cabin be sats-ToVms secur
Gom distance By dispatch letter. by application the
office Of the agents.
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/ -
einuati-Ehe fine and regular passenger paeke
= Erred Iron, vi, AtteHboFougb, master VII
leave for 10 svie CINCINNATI all INTERIM aafe audngs
as above For freight or passage apply on board
YIRGINluS G. pENTZEL,
u2S imp
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- ,.---- FRFlHh OF Orleans, UlIJ OF NEW UII1al9
BE 1t remembered that the Stb December 1858, bei
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the par
snd state AFORESAID personally appeared omer Gaard r.
dent and A. SCHROEDER Secretary Of the CEens Mutual In
rance Company of New Orleans who being duly aeco
Ing 70 law do depose and say that the above accounts arc
pany.
o. GAILLARD, President,
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this 9Th day Of d
Der, Il. d. 1885. ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice Of the Pc
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FOREIGN POR IT'S.
GOTHENBURG.

ak FOR G0pHENBURG-PASS AOuly.
EE1St D CHE Al Norwegian ship PrInds uscRlptelg
sasSeph ansep, Il now loading or the ah0yg8 and
1ayns most Of her cnTgc engaged and going on viii
have quick dispatch.
j. 2. WHITNEY & co. 81 Garon st.
For passage only having 6ne Recommendations aFo the
eaplAn ON hoArd. 5l95
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tTR II s n RRs
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

RLoCKER, JAMES Y, ATroRNEY-Ar-IAw.
a5y- ofice@No 26 Commercial Place. jy27 IL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
Amusement Ahead.

A letter from Mr.. +. THIEs advises us that
Miss anna Van, accompanied 10y a competent
troupe, vial visit Nashville in short time,
with view to giving series Of musical en-
tertainmcnts. Miss VAL, we understand, has
Improved wonderfully since she appeared here
in 1856, when she was regarded as vocalist
of UNCOMMON merit. We copy the following
notice of her from the Petersburg (Va.) Err
press of the 22d ult
MISS ANNA VAH~-This very pretty and
very gifted prima donna first appear, d in the
South in the spring Of 1856, and was with Ole
Bull in Petersburg in the May of that year
Since then her o9nquests have not been count
ed by oues but by hundreds, wherever she has
appeared, and still possessing a fascinating
personnel aud a voice improved by time and
practice into soprano Of surprising melody
and power, she is destined to extend the field
of conquest STILL farther into the dominions Of
the connoissprT aud the beauty worshpper.
Beauty and music are inscparably allied in
point Of effect. for we believe with contem-
poraTy that harmony between the sounds and
the singer are expected by every patron of the
muse. \ beautiful woman without the ''con-
cord of sweet sounds in her soul is truly fit
only for ':stratagcms and spoils." and in an
ugly woman, should we find the divine gift in
fullest quantity, we experience Il sort of hor-
ror when il finds its way out, for fear that
some note may split on "A sharp point of her
distorted coantenaEce and ruin the harmony
of the whole We prefer listening to such
women in the dark
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
The Crystal Oh Lamp.

PATENT kiGHTs-Almost with precise regularity at
the expiration Of certain periods we see some vaua
bic patent offered 10 the public out of which fortunes
are made as by magic. In the Patent Crystal Oil
Lamp we reeOgnize of this class and are antci-
pating tae reGpng of rich harYests by hundreds of
eDeTrising merchants throughout the Union II is
great and worthy fnventon-great because it so far
exeelS every other invention for the production OF
cheap Eight, and especially worthy as an economical
and dangerous fuids in use. II has no parallel
FOG usefulness among the long lists OF patents granted
for yearsbecause it reaches and benefits the masses
blessing alike all mankind, the poor as well as the rich
for Notwithstanding its superiority to and manifold
advantages every other for safety and cleanliness
this beautiful light to burn but about one sixth as
much as many others, thereby making saving of
1vesixths Of the entire cost or in reality saving FIVE
dollars out of every six dollars expended. We
hear the inventors intend dispose patent rights
for the States and Territories of the Union So pre-
sentiug golden opportunity for investment and I'M
doubtedly many now possessing their few hundreds
will soon boast of their thousands as the result of it,
II is indeed rare chance, either for the small trader
or heavy merchant, TO acquire the control of healthy
permanent trade, yielding greater profit in few
months than any ordinary business would in long
series Of years. While we heartily condemn the MT
ny worthless patents offered the public we are
pleased 10 commend 10 the world reaIite entirely
worthy their cOnfdence.-Boston Journal ApriI END
apr2S-2m(p- b.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
Save your Horses.

eve take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean Mustang Inimcnt rs a valuable and indispensa-
bic article for Sprains Sores Scratches or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used ii for severe Burns,
Bruises Sores, Stn Joints and Rheumatic Pains and
all say it acts like magic We no other niment
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden & Wells. Fargo 4
Co.'S Express"
Gcntlemcn:-''I had negro worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt, and useless for over
one year; had used everything could hear of with
out benefit, until tried the Mustang Lniment 1t has
perfectly cured him, and now take the above
price for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
crs everywhere. Beware of any other TBragg's Lin
iment" II is a base imitation.
BARNES X PARK, Proprictors,
mayB-lmw NelC York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

MONDAY MORNING, ..... MAY 1c, 1858.
zs- The fair closed Saturday. The num-

ES- The fair closed Saturday. The num-
Der Of persons in attendance during the day,
was large, and the greater portion appeared
to take considerable interest in the proceed
ings. AS whole, the weeks work may be
regarded almost as thrown away. Our plan
tiers, stock raisers, manufacturers and mechan-
les, and others, there is no question about it,
do not seem to appreciate the advantages of
these meetings They must arouse themselves
or the whole system will end in miserable
failure. If they will see tn it, that the mate
r6al TOR good exhibitions are ever on hand, we
are sure the crowd of SPECTATORS will always
be forthcoming. A poor entertainment will
not attract visitors, and it is useless TO think
it. A good one seldom, If ever fails. The
State has been liberal in extending encour-
agement TO those most deeply Interested and
they should not. suffer her bounty TO be cast
on unproductive or ungrateful soils Ii is to
be hoped, therefore. that all will from this
time forward, resolve that in future there
shall be no such word as Failure" recorded
of any Fair which shall he holden on the
beautiful State Fair Grounds
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

HoEsEs AND MULEs.-Ihcse valuable ami
mails are subject To almost ar many diseases
and accidents as human beings; and thousands
are lost every year, either for the want of
their owners knowing how To treat them, or
from using inferior articles. This is peculiar
ly the case in regard TO such diseases es spav-
in, springhalt, poll evil, and all such diseases
as arise from sprains, bruises, harness gals,
DC. All these diseases are readily durable by
the use of some penetrating liniment, which
is absorbed by the pores Vt the skin, aud at
ynce drives oil the bad humors that feed and
keep up the disease. Among all the Lini-
menis ever invented, none possess the pene-
trative and diiiusive principle TO such de-
gree as DIR. BRACES AECTIC LINMEST. Pro-
prietors of omnibus routes, livery stables and
canal lines, will find the Arctic Liniment an
invaluable remedy, peculiarly fitted for their
Use.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY 4
DE&ovnLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village
Application should be made 10 Bragg a Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, NO., and must always be ae-
by good reference. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
The SEIixiF.o

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSIEPSY Gas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties, using it them
selves and prescribing II 10 their patients convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring the
diSordered digestive organs 70 healthy function. Nj
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir, been restored To perfect health attested
ttCates testify. aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
gp Gflfgrapb.
General News.


ST.. LOUIS, May Seen. Smith has been de-
tanned here by i'll health.
John Harnett, Secretary of Utah, left here
for Leavenworth yesterday.
Smith has issued orders for TIE movement
of six trains from Leavenworth. Two of
twenty-six wagons each, under six columns,
comprising the first brigade.
The Kansas bill viii be officially dispatched
tomorrow to Denver, with Instructions to Sc
cure fair vote thereon.
General Scott has arrived in pursuance of
orders of the Secretary of War.
Colonel Sayles left for Arizona charged
with duties of the Post Office in the interior.
The Treasury departments in that Territory
have confidential communications respecting
Sonora. Prof. Pearce, Mining Engineer and
Geologist, accompanies Sayles, in the employ
of the Lopero Mining Company.
E. E. Dunbar, from Arizonia, confirms the
great value of the late silver operations in the
center of that Territory, but represents the
of the people as distressing in the
extreme.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

THE GATETY.-The many admirers of Miss
DURAND will avail the opportunity afforded
this evening, to give her substantial appre-
CT ltion Of her professional excellence. She
will receive her farewell benefit at the hands
of the Nashville public this evening-when
shall expect to see the theatre literally
crowded. The Cro,rH Diamonds is regarded by
those who heard it on previous occasion, as
one Of the most delightful Of all the operas
performed by this Troupe, and of itself should
draw a house full
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

Ess- Thalberg and Vieux Temps, are to be
in Nashville to give three of their concerts,
on the oath, 25th and Goth of this month
The many who we've disappointed by their
failure TO be here several weeks ago, as was
a lvertised, will hail this announcement with
joy. The praises which have been lavished
upon them by the press, throughout the coun-
ty, wherever they have been, is evidence that
their pretensiOns to being the first musicians
of the age, are well founded.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

Arrn. wnlA1sos. NEW FIRM AA@.a ouE.r4A,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

New INyENTIoN.-The latest invention is a
walking cane rife, patented by G.. f. Thomas
and manufactured at Hon, n. Y. Without
the closest scrutiny it cannot be discovered
that il il 4 gun. 1t exactly resembles black
ebony walking cane, and is very little if any
heavier. The mechanism of the lock is beau
tiful and entirely hidden. The ferule on the
end, which is easily unscrewed, answered the
purpose of charger. The bullet is seventy
live to the pound.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

A PRESENT FOR MAYOR TIEMANN.-The deal
ers in paints in Boston have ordered to be
constructed an elegant and costly chaise,
which they intend to present to Mayor Tie
mann, of New York. The Boston Traveller
says Mayor Tiemann has Tor many years
been a manufacturer of paints, and is held in
high esteem by the merchant dealers of that
article in Boston"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

a French master, going on horseback late.
Iy, to teach at an academy for ladies, was
thrown of his horse into a ditch. When he
made his app -arancc before the mistress, in
order to apologize for the dir; which besmear-
ed his habiliments, he said "Oh, madame, l
have fallen in the dish!'' ''Oui, monsieur, |
see it: you are covered with the gravy"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

Wewould particularly call the attention of
our readers to a remedy known as McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
1t is certainly valuable remedy. We there
fore say to all, call at the agents, and test
for yourselves its intrinsic merits. 1t is de-
licious to take. We ask our lady readers to
try it. See the advertisement in another
column. April 26-2w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

GREAT C0NDEscENsI0N.--Quecn Christiana,
who has been visiting the Pope in Rome, has
lately received return visit from Pho Mono,
on which occasion that gracious pontiff per-
mitted her Spanish majesty 20 kiss his august
toe. The persons of her majesty's suite fol-
lowed suit, and the foot of the head of the
church was afectionatcly pressed 10y the ruby
lips of "A crowd of beauties young and old.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

Ese5- NJ. Chevalier declares that in France
81 the present time, phosphorus is the most
dangerous form OF poison known, having ry-
placed arsenic, which is now So diIlicult to oh
tain. He mentions forty eases OF criminal
poisoning by IL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10
In Chancery at Waveriy, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1853.
o. A. & ,. ?. MIA \
"a "A Gvusrh "a -


Original aaa Aussasa Ban.
n. n suslth g, sls.
II this e@ase, nsotsoa of compLzinantx By their
Attorney ana appcAFing ~ the szfisfzrton Of the
I4eFk and Master thAi ss resAieisee q toe defendants
Jacob Grs<ss John Groves AMI sarah Groees. heirs
Al Az q Juiau II Groves, decd, not knaWn ~ Tie
einflAaants b therefore ordered thai tubiirAfion
ee assie tW foer successive weeks IA The Nashville
fkiftuts nrNspasry puhlzshet in The city ~ Nashville
fena. requiring The s1sd Jacab r. ssFoEes. Jahh
and Afah esFoss, ssgsszF before Canceilor q
eur tisFt u Ntancefy ir the coanfF ~ Humphreys
Al the nekl terta a SID sers D. hra Waser-
n szA1 eeanlx Ne lst thursday aIser the sEd
Aulsay m sIsenaher neat ana ..luaa answer or Do
mef 10 eesaEsl4n<1ts Alil aE1eated. The same
- - <ak<e foT e1afesx< Asa hearnx ex paftr
- 70 thea. Vases. Darn h. O~sx. Z. & n, Il car
sa,a eeaEts a esaos, ths Led nasd~s April, ts0s.
sqaz--esk u. !. OWEN c. An
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

ES- A celebrated barrister, retired from
practice, was one day asked his sincere opin-
ion of law. '.Why, the fact is, rejoined he
'.if any man were To claim the coat upon my
back and threaten my refusal with law suit,
he should certainly have it, lest, in defending
my coat, should lose my waistcoat also"