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TIE LITE JOIN BARRY

An unusually large number Of people assembled
at the burying grounds, Woodbury., on the 9th
Of March, to witness the interment Of Capt JOIN
BARRY, who died in Nashville on the 28d Of Feb
rusry, 1858. Capt. BARRY was born in Dublin,
ireland emigrsted to America aud settled in Wood
bury, Tennessee, where he lived for many years.
he was, however, afterwards induced to remove TO
Nashville where his superior business qualifications
were in greater demand. By his generous conduct
and gentlemanly bearing during his stay at Wood
bury. he secured the kind regard Of all who knew
him After the burial, the citizens repaired to the
Courthouse; whereupon, A. BURGER, Esq, was
called to the chair and Mr.. N. S WARD, was chosen
.-seretary. Prof NJ. ". APKNIsHT, Col. Ed. WOODs
and G. W. THOMPSON, Esq, we're appointed com
mittee to draft suitable resolutions.
The following preamble and resolutions we're re-
portsd and unanimously adopted:
WHrREAs. through the mysterious and insoruhble
designs Of Providence, the earthly existence Of our
friend and former fellow citizen, Capt JOIN BARRY,
vas terminated on the 28d of February, lS5s, st
Nashville and whereas we have just laid his mortal
remains in the tomb, the destination Of mans
RssolBsd, therefore, That We deeply deplOre the
sudden and melancholy death Of our friend.
ResolUsd, That we Join with his large circle Of
friends and acquaintance in lamentlng the loss oil
one so generous and kind
RssolVsd, further, That We truly symPathiIe win
his family in their bereavement and We fondly trust
that they may find consolation through Him who is
be widows husband and the orphans friend
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COMMERCIAL.


monetary ana CONVERSATIONAL
The New York Evening Post of the 9th, reports q
sale Of Tennessee Bonds at ss1
The New, York weekly bank statement for the Sd
inst shows the following as compared With the pre-
vious statement:
Increase of 492 94Z
Increase in oOeozo
Increase in Circulation 34O lOl
Increase in UndrsEn DepOsits............ le2O,2o
The deposits are about two millions larger than
ever before known. The discount line is also very
large, having reached Sl10, 100000.
Treasury notes have become quite scarce in New
York, the banks being large buyers. The Five
Per Cents are entirely out Of market. The fiat
Per Cents are taken readily for investment at par to
I per cent premium. The Five Per Cents command
J to 4 per cent premium.
The EUsniag Post in referring to the great pie
thora which characteristics the money market, says:
The banks are compelled 10 take long dates, and
it is quite likely that this desrth Of paper will be
even as great in June July, if not greater They
are taking paper that does not mature until Septem-
her or October, at six per cent When it gets into
the bank why that is the last Of it, so that We can
see nothing in the departments Of mercantile bust
ness that is TO cause any material rise In the value
hans little more active in dry goods, and few
other articles Of consumption, and moments OF &C
tivity occur but the stagnaon in some quarters IS
still very marked At no time this year has there
been so great scarcity Of business obligation, and
we understand that some Of our largest banks are
losing considerable on their large surplus from the
absence OF q safe channel in which to employ 1t.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 9TH says:
In the provision trade prices have slightly ad-
vanesd, and the market at close exhibition o
buoyancy that Indicated q greater strength of
confdence-mCre settled and Permanent-than
we have had occasion to notice at any former period
this season. The consumptive demand from .he
South is quite satisfactory, and from other sections
reports are becoming more favorable. Under the
influence Of light stocks in the seaboard markets
prices are improving, but they still lower, re
latively than currency, but this does not affect
the views Of dealers here materially for the direct
trade with consumers that has been carried on to
greater extent this season than in any former year,
obviates the necessity Of looking to the sesbosrd
markets for an outlet. The business Of consigning
produce for sale abroad which in former years was
carried on so extensively. and proved disastrous
to shippers has been almost entirely discontinued
and the result is, dealers in all the great markets
come here to buy as do also large proportion Of
the consumers.
The quotations for hog products this week and
last and at the corresponding date last year. com
pare as follows;
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ChiIde Harold

1hls distinguished, thOrou gh bred stallion will n
make the present season az ny stables, six 2
miles south Of Nashville he sired by in pOF-
led Sovereign, out Of Maria Wesi--the dam Of 49,
wagner Fanny, Margaret Wood, and others Of distinct
his blood s therefore Of the very best He the 0est
racer Of Ais day. having lost heat His cola The
largest and strongest have SEEN and every
adding FenOWn tohis rspBiaon By their distinguished
cess the turf Sashera three ysaf old Of his has
been recently purchased By Mr. Ten Brosek for the Of
5000, Eho intends taxing him TO Hngand 70 contend win
Englandis best.
Chhlde Harold is afeh brown, IS hands highi Win
more bone and strength than any blood horse ever
Haa taken all he premiums for which he has been ehtpt
IN both State and e0uBy aFs, and althoGgn certainty eh-
tlsd 70 rank az high any horse in The Union3 = placed
the low price Of thirty dollars BE- paid 10 Al Eases beoZs
ne mare removed Mares kept e. 0ns dollar per week
jan 94-W3R W. @. EAkDLN6.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & ChattanOOgaRaiIrOad
s~ DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS "a
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
IN and amer THURSDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1858, the Passsa
y ger Trains will be folloWst

ON and amer THURSDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1883 the Passsn
~ ger Trains will be olloWst
Leave Nashville daily a. A. N ard 9 p 81.
Arriving a. ChaitanOOga ut ESQ p a. and I255 A. M.
Leave Chattanooga a. 1870 A. -. and o IS p. a..
Arriving at Nashville al SIC A. N and $40 P. ~.
PassenVersfof the RGst via Wilmington N C.. car leave
Nashville either train and make Gloss connections through
Via. Knoxville, Tenn and LynchbuFg, Va, shOad
leave NaahYs The morning train make The c0nnse-
uona
PaissnEsrB for Memphis leave Nashville on thoaPn
train, Whioh connects az Stevenson with q Railroad.
Ihose for AcMinnrilie and Spart1 viii leave Nashville
The tfain, which connects directly Tullahoma win
the train fer ncMnEvile The train Which leaves MoMnn-
vile az y 30 cnnects gih ths day trlin from Chaianoog
and arrives al Nashville a 10 Z.
At Nashville there daily connection with boats Tor s.
Louis, Cincinnati Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans Pius-
bug, Sc. c also daily line Of stages Louisville
Through Teke be procured the Depot before the
starting Of ths trains, OE MoMlnnVis, Huntsville Mem
Dhis, Junction atlanta Macon, Montgomery, Chars1fou
savannah, Augusfa, Wilmington and Knoxville.
q L ANDERSON.
April 6, Is5s General Ticket Agent.
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L.nST ~ THIS CITY

YESTERDAY, pocket book containing one hundred
and thirty or forty dOllsfs, the amount not
known but know thai there this much II not more
There one bill Of hundred dollars on the Planteys
Bank, and Of ten dollars the SAFE Bank the balance
email bills, and different baRks, the ost Of Il On
the State Bank. The purse aO contained some napers
and old note that had paid, OF STA with nv pa.
tuTe torn or Ahbera and most handsome reward viii b
paid 70 any person who will deliver 20 me the purse m
the money and papers that have described nv residence
is i've miles north OF AashEe the Hyde Ferry Turn
pike Road or with d. H. J. Wells, the Drug Store Of
Wells, Hooper, Co Nashville
sPhl alt NAPOLEON 3. HYDE.
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MACHINE MADE
Horse Shoes.

gTHB TROV IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, al TROY.
n. y, have HBNRY BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE
sHOB MACHINERY n0E IN successful operation and re
prepared 70 execute orders for HJESB and MULE sOsa
Of any Weight and Pattern, a. price but lille above he
price Of Horse Shoe iron.
The quslty % NE Iron used 10 these shoes Il w-rr
In every respect. Ihsse shoes have been approved on
are now used b he Unsd states GuVernmsnt sre1sT-
~ - also by may Of ths pEnepa stlEe and Omnbus
companies and hOrse shOes throughout country AnT
person iHcl0sing IS 70 he undersigned, viii have
sample Of 100 pounds assorted 70 his address
OFdoEs addressed 20 the 5ubsooar a. Troy win rsosire
prompt attention.
april sly WM BURDEN, Agent. Trov q y
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Union.

VTTB the underlined, have Capt. A. b. NeWsom
w Gee Union and consider him Justly deserving
liberal pbtronage he h tandng The present season three
miles north Of Lebanon, wilson cOun y Tennessee al as
the seasno and 81 70 the groom. He Is full brother %
PeytO got by ported Glencoe. dam Ganess By impor-
ted LeVahan grand dam By Sir Archy great grand dam By
ported Dare Devil hs fth Lady BOlingbroka she b
i'm ported PanialOOD Cads BY WoTmlys King aerod Pr-
son BY imported Dave stella By Otheo, Tssku's ported
mare selma By The GOdolphiu Arabian.
Union s purely and poPulaF bred, mastery IN Byzs his
proportions and symmetry blood and blood IKE appear.
auce, make him inferior 10 horse in America he Is well
deserving all the praise generous people can b8sow
T.. BARRY.
CHARLES MORGAN.
". T.. GUILD.
WI. HARVEY.
A. K. WYENB
G. 3. WILLIAMS.
GBO. ELLIOTT.
april 4-Wtjunsl An Of Sumner couatv
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u virtue Of dseretal order Of the ChancerF Cou At
Gainsooro, made 81 the February Term 1855 OF said
Court N The case Of George bite and ais against James
a. sPqrioek and ais Pending IN said Court will on saur-
Gays the Of Nay 1858, al the Court House door
5ansOoroi sell a. public auction, for cash In hand, likely
Negro Boy. This 18th March, 1853 ". n. BOTTS
maT2i-W4t prs fee 81 CLERK & Mater
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

THIS HIVE has taken the arst premiums at all the Stale
and county Pairs all others wherever exhibited,
Rnd is pronounced the best In With this Hive
bees with perfect safety and success The
bees may be made 10 from more hives, or
conducted into number Of hives
me- and sill Rn supply Of Queens The bees
entirely protected from the BeeMoth and other insects
Y hieh annoy and ruin the bees. This Il
managed according to the directions which given
book We furnish The bees have opportunity 10 exercise
in the spring, Rnd clear the 9Th from their hives without
flying out die the The hh at any time be
removed from the hives without disturbing the bees The
Transferred often necessary, 70 give them
new comb, and without killing them Il prevents all pos
sbiiIy Of robbiHE while feeding. And Is thoroughly
aled throughout eed-drawers hives, honey boxes and
ehambe The work and progress OF tie bees may
hives, honey boxes and feed drawers. the
presented BY the interior OF beehive has seldom failed
interest the most neHTOus observer, while t na with
astOnishmen the mind Of the philosopher When The Gay
is ans and The shnng brightly the habtaOn OF these
marvellous little creatures exhibits the aspect Of pOpuous
and busy city. The gates dsd Wh hundreds Of in
dustTioHs WOrke-seme the wing in search Of susie
nance, others returning from the fields laden win food
earnestly engaged in buding-sOme in tending the
young-others employ 10 cleansing their hataton-H lille
four Eve may be dragging the corpse OF
psniOn, and, would appear, scpulousg paying the
last h0nors 70 the dead.
II Who would do without honey, when all have
maIl2-G SMALL & ESTES, Agsats.
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Bank Of Nashville building
For Rent.

VIII seat OF Banking Holls Tor De remain Ser Of IA,
= lelf ana tof 1879 upon eEesedinEy lVorabs ss-.
az gesoa g5haE Sinking aoute, soald no IS b-fisr
~ -. :. NE s1penss L could be made a. szesi,
A'A' 'seoi-l neni Tor . retail Fancy Store.
nal y. HoBsQN, Psosl
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TnsoIvent Notice.

THE undsrsgned having suggested TO tbs Clerk Of the
Davidson County COuFttas insolvency The estate Of
Joahua NJ SsphenSon deceased notifies all persons having
claims said estate 70 Gle them with the Clerk
said court on before The arS Monday in December nsx
or they viii be barred.
Rpnl lo-W3me WAhkIAh KENNEDY Adm'Is
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From H. 7. Lonsdale, Son Co.'s weekly Coffee
statement published at New Orleans, April End, We
condeBse the following:
The decrease in the imports is, 1853, 759
" d" stock, 81, 1874
60 total stock in first hands, 1896
The quotations are, for fair to good fair 1Os1O1
aud prime III cents. The sales for the week 1894
sacks, at from 9 for skmmings to III for $50 sacks
of very choice Rio.
The New Orleans Pr1es Current of the Sd, says Of
the Tobacco market:
The rather more ample receipts Of the early part
Of the week having been pretty generally sampled
and put upon the market, buyers have had rather
more scope for operations, and have taken about
HOO hhds within the past three days making a
total for the week Of 1900 hhds in several lots and
mostly on private terms, but including 4S hhds At
81 at g. ct TO- SO at 81, "a at g. Sat 81, II at g.
and so hhds Stems at 24e . H. Prices are firm and
fully up to quotations, with occasional sales of
limited lots of choice selections at rates fraction
above outside figures.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
= = a--l11- Itll-Nl-lNlIlNNa
O.


THE GrsstCsnIral Route eonussHnz the Aiiaptiooiss.
4 Western, North sstsrn ard western Sste
~ continuous Railway drsot. This road also eounsgi
q Ptsburg with daily line Of Steamers 70 an pors On
be Western Rivers and 81 Cleveland and Sandusky win
Steamers 70 all ports the Northwestern Lstsst Hakar
ne most diFsct cheapest and reli15Ls F0s b. which
HkElGHF can be forwarded 70 and from the Great Yea
Rates between Philedslphia ana PittBburr:
I'm 49, 3S Fsst 5CS ~ O0o1 per 1000
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks snd stationery
Dry Goods Gn bales) Hardware, Lea zoe per l5e8
blef, a.
hid CLAS5.-AnVils, Baggin9, Bacon, 49,.
ard Pork Cn bulk,l, Hemp. -. lsO' PSI AssD
FOUkIh CLASS.-Oohse, Fish, Bacons A.. - ronr,
and Pork (paeksd,l Lard aud Lard Oil, ~ - wv
FlOur-e0 Is, per bbLuntil further notice.
Grain-35 cts. per 100 lbs. until i1rtasr aotiea.
CottOn-e2 per bale, not exceeding 500 losHaght until
iurshoF notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phiis.
dslphia be particunr to mari package va PiadssDr
RglIr0ad" All Goods consigned % the Agents Of thia
Road ct Phadslphs Pitt8burg viii be forwarded with
Jui detention.
FRuqHf AaESFL-Hsrris, Wormlsy 3 Co. NsmBbi.
Tennessee, B. r saE8 Co.. Sc. LOuis; J. s. MitebsiI
Rom Evansville Indiana; Dumssnl Bel ana Nur3oe a.
Carter Jewell Louisville, KY. r. c. Medium Ms5-e
Indiana; SDrigmsn BroWn and Irwin Co CinUinnofi
3. ". Grsism Co. ZanssFils, Ohio; Lesoh 90 N
81 KiIby gtTest Boston; Lssch Co. Aston HouSs Es
York; MOL william street. and Ne. BattRrf PIase ~,
York; &. J. Snsedsr Philadelphia; MagraH Koons -
imOrs; Geo. @. Fran0iscus, Pittsburr.
H. h HOUSTON, General Ffsigit Agsak PS9r
q. J. LOMBAERT, SRB't Alsaoaa, "a.
april, b8.--a
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Catalogues Sent Free.
C. G. EVANS,
Publisher and Originator
OF EH1
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,
4Bs OhOstnut street.,
.HrnADmnRHrA,

N6E unparalleled success which las attended The sub.
scFibeT in bis distribution Of Gs the MILLIoH has
Induced him 70 make large and valuable additions 70 his
former extensive stock Of and popular books Hs
complete and classified catalogue OF books Embracing
az the Departments Of Literature. Is mailed FzEH % any
part OF the county.
al books sold publiahsrs lowest prices and al the
publications Of the day added Issued. $50
worth Of Ga with each 5000 worth Of bOOks sold;
which are daily distTibuted, tne following:
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Notice to Builders.

~ Al. LoEOHER Co., have been appointed BY Us
to Gil all orders for tickets in the She By College Lottery.
april 7-tapr24 FRANCE CO., Managers
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Prizes Amounting to S272, OOO!
LIST OF PRIZES no BE DRAW.
Tickets from 81 95 to $40.

Tickets from 81 % to $40.
Remsmb'r hateyefy prize in this Lottery will be drawn
and all prizes paid in full without deduction immed-
ately after the drawing.
Tickets Tor sale By
A. J. LOECHER & co.
Limestone - near Main, Lexington, Ky.
~ All orders BY mail viii be promptly attended to-
aud the Managers Ofdoia Drawing, certified to By TIE
Sworn Commissioners will Be sent all purchasers Of
Tickets.
n. B.-A Circular containing all the Lotteries for the
month will b sent to any one wishing it. Notes all
Banks not broken will be taken at par for Tiekeis
Address all orders for Tickets to
A. J. LOECHER & CO,
Limestone street, nesr Main,
LExsGT0S, KENTUCKY,
or Box Is.
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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I-Gensral Charsetsristiss Of lbs R,bl,
Stss5IS@t booE-lntrOdu ctory-Th Bill as Chase
Inc 6le eadapl ed 70 ChdhO0d-Tbe Bill, in he s-b,l
Sn9 C2lsge-Ins Bible in our English Vsrsiou-Tbs
bibls IN the ioIr great Classic TonqussTbs n -
iaied to ne Sac and its SehoolsoTbs Bibs ~ P.Ii
aiam OF American lnstituuons-Tbs bIbe and tbs
CHURCH q koms-COusludirE Remarks -
CHAPTER lL-Poetry and the Bsr5s If Al, EsLi. n
turs and Uses Of Poetry in The B Ben - 49,,
Hebrew Prose and POetry-Sy.s Of Beb-so- 49,
EaraAehsm-Splrt OF Hebrew Postrv-lJsDsrtr,s,t- 2
as Prev Fos.y lenee Of Hebrew POsty-Wrsrs
me Argument from Poeiry-Concuding Renarks
CHAPfEk lIL-ElcqueDoe and Oratorv Of The Ola Pc.
Embellishments aud Characteristic al sIo7,,s--
Ilaslrl Ons o. Elcquenes Earliest Example, Of &c
quenca IN ne Old fesiamsnt-Judah as Al Oraso--
Aaron e an Orator-Oihsr Examples from he on r..
tamsnt-Eloqusuos Of Hushai the Archie.
CHAPTER lY.-The Eloquent Oratorsof tie Va Tat,
I1e pes o. Perverted kcqusnee-Hsrod and
stephsnB ADDRESS % the CoHncil-Prsaehfp 6f J,b,
he bePist-PeLsr IS an Oralor-Speeoh Of James -
fore the SynOd-The Recorder or Town CIsrE ~ l-.
The Eoquencs Of Pall-Paul on Mars Hill-Iissr5n--1
Of our L1rd-COncusion.
CHAPTER Wipes Of Female Character in Tia Bibr,
lntsrsstot ne Sabieet-Gsneral YsF-Classi6csfiop-
Flelqrs o. EVe-Sarah and kebskah-Charactsr OF De-
DOran-Cnarlcier Of Esher and kuth-JszabsI and An
aliah-Hsrodias and her Dancing Ds1gbtsr-Abigal
Hannah and Aarsha-Ths MaFys-Coneludiez Rs-
marks,
CHAPTER YL-Rsprsssnisiivs Young Msa Of The BiBa
A.N A4-llha "a h46 Aueue-Ala First o. M0unr
Men-Ths FIRST Two Brolhsrs-Uhsractsr Of JoSz1b ,
Inc toutao Moses-SEsici Of David and Jonafhan.-
Sketch Of Samuel and Saul-Ssu and SlnlsI al F1dgr
Character Of Abal0m-Ths Young NJ AZ Sovs-s;,,
The Young Men OF the Captivity Young Men Of ZEE
New Testamsnt
CHAPTER YlL,-Scisuos and the sagaI Of the Bible
Relations and Bearings Il The Subssi-Ths Moral Sci
enee q the Bibe-The Bible o. Physioal Science
Elrst scientific Characisnstc-Sseond Uharactsris.ic-
Third CharactersEic-Additi0nsl nlastrations-The a.
gssOf the Bible.
CHATTER FIll.-Orignal Conceptions; or, Objects Of
SubhmIty and Beauty IN the Bibs.-T6s Divine Exist.
enee-Fhe PrOVldenee Of God-Ths Personal Character
Of Cnrst-Ihe Idea Of Special Divine Indusnce-Ths
Ghnrch Of God-Ihe Common Brotherhood Of Man
Tue Day Of Sacred Rest-Ths 3lillsnnium-Ths Res
direction OF the Dsad-fhe Last Judgmsnt--Ths HeaF-
emily WoEld-Ehs sehsms Of RedsmDtion-ReoapiUuls-
ton and Conclusion.
FOX SALE BY
W. T. Berry & Co,
aPru2 Public square.
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AWVGAVV 70 . LAA4 U a b
IT He undersigned will receive bids until the Of June
i next for the Construction OF a COURT HOUSE in the
town Of franklin Simpson county, Kentucky. Those de
srOus OF bidding io the contract either separately the
WHOLE the plAns elevations, &C. Of the building
bY calling the undersigned ct franklin up the 5sh
81 May after thai time at the once Of the Architect H. 81
AkeToyd, Nashville Tenn, where the Of payment
and other particulars will also be made known.
X. d. SALMONS,
GBO. n. MLLbIKIN,
@. GREEN,
Building Committee.
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Same time

We subjoin the total and weekly receipts Of Cot
ton at all the potts during the past year, up to the
date of August 81st. They will be found excellent
for reference by ell our Cotton friends:
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Fresh Arrivals

NOTICE.
virtue Of decTstal order Of the Chanesy Court al
y Gainsboro made al the February Term 1858, Of said
Court In the Of W. W. WOOdoTk against PhaFis
ard Others pending In said court will Saturday The
at day OF May 1883 81 the Court House door in GansbOO
sell al public auction, credit Of twelve months
Land in the pleadngs mentioned lying jackson county
tennessee, in district No IL the Big Branch and lie
same tract OF Lad which James Phars resided
time OF his death. Note with good security will be required
Of the purchaser and lien retained the land for lhe
purchase money. This 18Th March, 1855
mar 2I-W4t prs fee 81. W. Il. Bolts, C AN.
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Jane Kelly vs.. Gardner Kelly and Othefs-O. Bill.
ON motion and it appearing unto the satSsction Of the
~ Clerk and Master AbneT Smith, and Jane Smith,
his wife, William Campbell, and Sarah CAMPBELL bis vile,
James Campbell and wife, Elizabeth, Banster Tally ans
Oh Id bv his wife RebeCca, deceased Thomas j. DOWd
and Wesley DOWdy, who defendants to the above enti
tied suit all residents Of the State OF Tennessee,
that the ordinary process of law be served
them: IL IL therefore ordered that publication be made In
the OHiOR and a6FicGn, newspaper published In The city
OF Nashville Tennessee, requiring said parties TO appear
the house in the town of Linden, Thursday
amer the Monday in April next then and there 70 plead
answer demur 70 the bill Of complaint OF Jane Kelly
then and there exhibited against thsm the will be
ak for confessed and set for hearing eKpaTs 70 them
mar 9-WII prs fee 50 J. H. KINZER, c.. & 81.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. Dr..
aalsey, Of Louisville. KY.
THE
Literary Attractions of the Bible.
Or, PLEA FOR THR WORD OF GOD. CossrDp,vn
AS A CLASSIC
By LIE ROY J. HALsEY, DID.
I Vol. l2mO. 81 25.


In the following pages it is proposed to present an mt
line Of Whatmay Be- called the incidental sit,sr- A. ~,
BD.e-tO set forth its claims b1th as classic and a.
book Of general education, Regarded simply a. b, -
learning Of taste and genius Of history and oo1s1s (,
ls s.se an iaHas1ss which oanno; be TOO highly est
mated, aad oommsnds itssf to every cultivated me-,
standing 1t is the book Of our learning no, Ie, b,
our religion; The basis Of civilization not less sp
salvation It has moulded into shape, it has quiskspsd
into Life the whole body Of cur secular learning As vel 4,
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