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DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
W C. Collier VS. heirs of c. P JosIn, doceasd-Moon to Sc

W. c. Collier heirs Of G. Jon eceased-Noton to sell
land under 1eHdHi0Hi esD0nas.
II appearing in this that the defendants Thomas D
and wife, Dizzy Durin Formerly Dizzy Josn heirs of Gabriel
p J0sln, deceased, nonresidents the state Of Tennessee
and beyond the reach Of the process Of court II il fe-f
ordered that publication be made for successive ~ in
the Union and American, newspaper published in the cv of
Nashville, requiring them appear before judge of the D
county Circuit Court, the State of Tennessee at the Court
HOUSE in Charlotte the 4h Monday June next then and
there plead, answer, demUr PaiatHs notion or ta
will be taken Tor confessed them, hearing G
pGrte.
may25-v3t prs fee 81 R. McNEuLY c. An
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To lhe Alumni Of be UnIversily Of Nash.

You are hereby notified that the meeting the
Society will he held at the heaer Wednesday, 30
O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Address viii he delivered by the Hon. YERGER Of
Jackson Miss full attendance Of the members is earnestly
solicited.
HIRAM NAuGHN, r. C. FOSTER 81,
duHN NJ LEA, Fl. VI. r. ,JGG,
p. LINDSEY NCHoL, r. F. DEERY,
ie26-tdF CoT77r,ittaa ~ a,-,,.rs,,,a,ts
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R. McNETLLY Gam.
msy25-v3t prsfee 81

Henry J. Bnkey, administrator Matthews deceased vs.
heirs Of Nm. Matthews, deceased-Petiton 70 sell land
appearing in this cause that Eliza Matthew's one OF the
PENDANTS, is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and
yond the reach Of te process Of m court ordered
that publication he made for three successive the Union
and American newspaper published the Nashville,
requiring her 20 appear before the Judge Circuit Court for
Dickson county Tennessee at the Court House town Of
Charlotte, on the 9Th Monday in June then plead
answer OF demur 20 companauts petition same will Be Ia
ken for confessed as 70 her, ad hearing s Ba7Ts
maySo-Wat prs Tee - r. MCNEILLY, C. & NJ.
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IL The Mmfrees5oro' Telegraph received the first Cotton
bloom Of the from the plantation that very clever gen
temen and excellent farmer GEoRsE W. owsE Of Rutbsr
ford county. opened the 2d ust found in the
centre Of tine field, healthy plant without any peculiar
adv
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TOEACE--W hereas, Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session. passed making it the duty of the various
shers Of said State, open and hold election pre-
cnct in their respective counties i'm order ascertain the
ting people whether convention shall he called
revise form Constitution" Of said State, Therefore, l.
J. Y Stewart Sheriff Of DKab County, hereby give notice to
the voters OF said county that viii, heist Thursday Of Sen
TENDER next open and hold election various precincts
said county, for the purpose taking vote Given under
hand at Office this 5th day Of June,ISjS
J. Y. STEWART
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For Consumption, Bronchitis, SCrOfuIa,
and rheumatism.
JOHN l.. BAhIIAG & co.'s
GO.l)7LI]VV.$-R OIL

Has its virtues aiested by the best Physicians in all
parts Of the country; prescribed its medical ef-
feots are unequaled Being strictly pure, it is not
uupalaable, and is always uniform andreliable See
the certificates Of Drs. Muter Samuel jackson, and
others of great eminence in Philadelphia and els
where, as 10 its character.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold out our entire business to Mr. A DELIssER,
wish in this to return sincere thanks
friends for the very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed solicit for continuation of the
same.
All debts firm will be collected DELISSER
his authorized agent, who alone empowered to settle the
LYONS & co.
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'LETON & co. Publishers.
Nos DAG and Qfa n-os5,-,-
Heading Matter ON every Page.

II We learn from the Memphis Aeaaacle that Henry Mil
Ter, German, and George Grady, Ismau were arrested at
the old City Hotel, in that city the inst both Of whom
have been committing Expectations upon the citizens Of Mem
phis for time. The officers who the arrest instituted
search about the premises and made extensive Of stolen
articles including brace Of pistols large quantity Of clothing
jeEelry &C. which recognized the property Mr. Som
ervie Dr. j. D. Martin and Others The officers also found up
the person Of Miller gold watch the property of DR.
Martin, and ether goods found in possession OF each
which have not been claimed AUalacae thinks these
precious sooundres with an extensive gang of
thieves and that Others will probably be shortly arrested.
Coon SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SNAIL FANnYThe House
and Lot in Edgefed, lately occupied by Barry deceased is
for sale said residence located Gallatin turnpik
within few minutes walk Of the Public Square, well proy-
ed and situated in good neighbohood Any desiring to
purchase, learn the inspect premises On ap
cation to FAN & Cunningham, No. A., Public Square.
They have also for sale negro girls era Ily who win
be sold at bargain purchaser who viii remove them out
Of the county. june97-lm
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IWeca the attention Of readers the advertisement
in our columns, Of that Weeabihed remedy, browns
Of Jamaica Ginger prepared only by proprietor It's
at all times BENEFICIAL but this season. affections of the
stomach and bowels and particularly the Summer Complaint are
so common no individual family hould he whouit.
companion for travellers long journeys will be found nva-
uaf1
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Among the graduates in the Literary Department Of Cum
berland University, notice with pleasure name Of our
De6onnar friend LICE B. Thomson, Esq, Of Maury county
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gAss ssiliMg UHi Ont OR-la9The
s-s117 rsmalrdsr Of TIE stock Of BroH PAKs BoNsErs
AID uznERy Goob at the New York Emporium win be sold
within this month great Sacrifices Hifheu, regd0 cost or
any other consideration. Exchange money taken t 50 cents on
ne dollar liunh 12--d&w
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NAJILLIAA MCILLWAIN, Revenue Collector for county
Y this day made court the following report, to-w
State Of Tennessee, HUM hreys County the honorable Cir
cult Court William McIwaiu, Collector Of the Public Taxes
OF the County Of Humphreys do hereby report to Court the fol-
lowing tracts OF land, as having been given taxes for the
loo, %, that the Ne thereon due unpaid and the
respective claimants thereof no goods or cbas
within county which can dstran for said taxes owt
G. C. COnrads heirs, tract of land, 42j acres living in
Civil District No B. valued at SOj in the wear 1855
S35 42z Clerks fee 81 So Printers 81 So Collectors
fee 81 co.
G. c. Conrads heirs tract Of land GOO acres living in Civil
District No. 70 valued at 81 600. Taxes in the year 1876 %
Clerks fee 81 so Printers fee 81 50. Collectors fee I nj
G. G. COnads heirs land, 42l5 acres living in
Civil District No. 3, valued S21 $50 Taxes in s wear 5
$40 IS. Clerks fee 81 So Printers 81 so. Collectors fee
81 co.
G. c. COnrads heirs Of land 600 acres lvirv in
Cl District No q valued at $500. Taxes in the ver + -
s. g. Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee
81 90.
D. B. Love- tract Of land 1850 acres lying in Civil District
No TO- vrlued at $500 Taxes in the year 1856 is 81 a. Clerk
fee 81 50. Printers fee 81 So Collectors fee 81 OO
D. B. Loves heirs, Of land $50 acres living in Civil
District No. TO- valued at 5000. Taxes the year 1857 s1 o.
Clerks fee 81 80, Printers fee 81 Collectors fee s o.
Thomas Rice tract Of and 50 acres yngin Civil Dist let
%, valued at so. Taxes in the year 1856 % cents Including
poll tax Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 81 5O Collectors
fee 81 CO..
heirs, land so acres vin in civil
District g. valued $50 Taxes in the yeI s7 peiHinq
poll tax. Clerks fee 81 80. Printers fee : Ri col
lector's fee 81 co. This 18th May, 1853
NJ
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THE BIBLE GALLERY. Illustrating our SAVERS LIE and
Passion with tEent y-fulr Illustrations 81 steel.
THE PROTESTANT THEOLOGICAL AND ECCIEsT HsEICAL
Encyc1peia- Being CONDENSED trlnsisi1n Ha1zor's
Real Encyclopedia By Rev. = H. A. B0ul6e-g-rs p D. 3
THE SPIRIT AND BEAUTY OF TIE CHRISTIAN RELT-
g1n. From the French. By Emma Sturzs.
THE TRUE GLORY OF WOMAN, AS PORTRAYED LN EH3
~, author Of Heavenly Reaosuitoni 'hs Heavenly Eens
&C. SC
tbs CHEMISTRY AND lIEFALEURGT OF COPPER. Bang
complete guide % e worker % Copper and otter a1l
TIE WINE AND LIQUOR DEALERS Guide 70 tas Aznulo-
tuTe and Adultsraiion Of Liquors.
ternan- a novel uy Iheo 1lusge-
LILLY WHITE. By EdEard GooiTinsof Nllua-
TIE QUAKER SOLDIER; or, The British In Phsepaa- An
Historical Romance.
sAETARoE. Ale q Norway. ByJas. A. Malaad Author
THE COUsIss: q, Ths Captains Ward BgJ.A- alaaaa,
ADAM GRAE1IE, OF lfOsssRAX. novel By Ma oiph,as
DEAR EXPERIENCE. novel by BuanI nluafraisd b
John Lsech Of the London ..Runch."
just resolved By =. uAGAN-
Fer JuIY.--Graham's Magazine for July. spl.lHd
number. Price only . cents tes d1aFs per yer. For
saiehy ual6l P HAaAs, Agent
Cooley fer JuIY.--Godsys I.liy's Boob Cor july Tho
beginning Of volume Pros only 3 esn e. 81 % PER
year. ear For aalsby vu,e.v.
FRANK LEsLIES' BIAGAZINE FOR gULY.
The beginning Of avoue, and splendid Justrs-
oeived by r. HAGAS,
junsss Maaas'ssse
HarPeF's Magazine for JulY.--A Plsnaid nam
Der, Prince only &c or Three Dollars per Year.
For soleby p. HAGAN, Ma-ssi Sc.
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Opinions of the Supreme COurt,

II On the night Of the 22d the room of Father Brown
SheIbyville was entered and robbed Of $500
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JOHN q. BAKER & Co.

No. 1874 North Third street, Philadelphia
And may be had of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name Of Cod-Liyer OIL, be sure TO procure only
Of J. c. Baker & Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
aprii S-dEw3m is
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IL We learn from the catalogue Of Cumberland University,
that there ortree graduates Law Department Of
that institution at the session just closed making seventy nine
for the year
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WILLIAM McILLWAIN,


Whereupon, notion it is considered by court that udr
ment be, and the is hereby rendered up. in the name Of ne
State against the said several land or so much thereof
Of each Of e viii be sufficient satisfy the taxes costs and
charges annexed to them sevey be as the law directs and
that order Of sale be issued, &c
A true copy. Test, JOHN y. LITTLE, Clerk.
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4 NV EtESRTE OF NASEEVILLE,.--The Examin
~ anon OF classes viii to-day and this
week and three days in the The Trustees relatives
DENTS Professors an Teachers in other colleges schools
wei as the en of Educou generally, respectfully invited
70 attend. By orier Of the Faculty
June 23-u. RICHARD OWEN, Sec
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- bank Of West Tennessee, at
slsL-ss-Is AIEMPHIs.-Tle notes Of this Bank VIII be
redeemed az ne Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville Wdtwt
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II The Athens Poet from all learn believes the wheat
cropin that section will fall largely below the yield Of year
Tie oat crop it considers camplete faIme.
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Now, therefore, by virtue Of the foregoing order Of sale 70 me
directed SHALL on Monday the 18Th of July the Court
HDuse door in the Of Wavery proceed 70 sci public ale
for cash. the said Of land much thereof Of each I'd viii
be sufficient satisfy the taxes and charges due thereon as
the Law directs. This 3lst May, 1858.
WILLIAM McILLWAIN,
une5-W3t Revenue Collector for Humphreys county
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II Our Sunday column is occupied this morning with an
original Sermon which viii be found interesting by all classes Of
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II The attention Of seamboamen is directed to the adver.
tsement Of James A. Doll, in this mornings paper.
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aa;ftETrfNt a. n.Ft fttf flar far,rrrp
- 80 = -
By
TANWEER EVIWN IDS a, rR
IN MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1855, we win eel for Cash IN
" ron Of our "re9use, complete assortment Of Groceries,
o2 on a,lg IN part as toilo@s, viz;
/ ~ ~ hhls new sugar ig1 boxes star candles;
~ p4ss Oouesi igJ = and = 90
y Dds new loiassesi % bxs selected w X CHEESE
- Dds cus q < Pow sugar. 0 barrels white " hlskyi
- Alte aiaeAefel5 % 40 n 4 branuyi
/ ~ paeAagss u. T. halsinsi ~ DO aoiiana nm
/ o SACKS Almonds; s00 kegsNslisi
IL Slas sarainesi % dozen fainbea bucketsi
~ ooAes Cove oysters ~ nests runs
/ ~ agsFspperi - boxes starchi
- GSs.slea lSg 40 soap
~ ~ paies So11on t"anei - 40 g9yIe's candles
Is eSrss Natebes lao SoTes FssIs
Together with numerous other articles to make up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
je22-dd No 30, Market street.
t,o+i,s, al. % c,---
Tuesday morning, June p at no O'clock,
Is COLLEGE street DILLON & co
,..i t,s -.
Au'tloli aAA7 " Vio09iies'
Tuesday morning, June p at 10 O'Clock,
Is College street. DILLON 4 co. s
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II Marcus Lconey, formerly citizen OF Memphis, was as
sassinaed in Kansas City, the night inst
was walkiu the street.
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OMGPATIIST has removed his office permanentIv to tn
House recently occupied hy Capt Williams on north Cber-
street. june CIV.
An DREW J. SWTP
NO. As, BROAD WAI, NASHVILLE yEyN-ESSFE
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS. NAILS.
sTEEI- WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS
Nd all other articles in his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and retail, low for cash, the above stand
feb6-ly
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NEW NOVELS.

Earper's lAagdlElze Tor } Fs=sA splendid nam
Der, Prince only &c or Three Dollars per Year.
For by p. HAGAE. Ma-ssi Sc.
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Mamny's Combined Reaper and
~
DissOlutiOn Of Pnrtmershin.


TEVHE partnership heretofore existing subscribers
under the firm style Of Cooke, Bailey Co. this day dis
solved by agreement.
Those indebted the late firm Will make payment Cooke
Bailey, who authorized wind up the business Of said
firm ". NJ COOKE,
J. n. BAILEY.
June ], 1858 s. c. GODSHALL,
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HICKS Patsns Elastic Inkstzuds This Inaai Is superior
t0aIl Others. For alsby
iesO JOHN YORK & co.
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June !, 1855

Having purchased the entire c. Godsha in the
late firm Of Cooke, Bailey Co.. viii continue Hat Boot
and Shoe business old stand No. 80 North side the
Public Square where shall be pleased friends
andmerchants generally.
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All articles sold b. undersigned, deliverable any place
the city free Of charge. When selling by the quantity their rate Of
discount 10 per cent from retail prices.
| aprll1y. J. E. BAUMAN g. co.
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Fer JuIY.--Gnhan's Magazine for July. A lpl.aHd
number. Price only . cents three doFs per yr. For
saeby ljs15l ?. HAazE, Agent.
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Bsl 90, postage stamps any authorized
Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demovilie,
dershott, Agents for Nashville. [deod&wly
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good business stand
jsa2-lw GEORGE HUTCHINSON.
VACCINE VHRUS.--A supply Of fresh and reliable
u Vaccine Virus received and for sale by
je20 DEM0VILLE & BELL.
NOR SALE AT COST TO CLOSE.r-An sssortt
IT ment Of the following articles among Others offered
cost 20 close:
Irish Linen Linen and silk Handkerchiefs Hoser Gloves
Ribbons, Silk PRINCES, Trimmings, &c, &c.
". B. GRUBBS
may ~ No. Sou side Square.
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pockets and keep il. For your husbands

pockets and keep it. For your husbands
may get little sick sometimes and say, o,
this rail road will break me wife do hand
me the key and let me lock up tn lose wheels
for tell you this rail road will brea k mo.
But you say TO him, o, no, my husband, |
have the key in my pocket and intend to
keep it there until this rail road is built.-
Go on my husband it will not hurt you.-
Ladies, then Won will not be in the situation
| was once about twenty years ago,
when | was in the city of Mobile, the first
city ever was in. know the people there
thought | was green horn and they did
not think far wrong, for l could scarcely
see the city for looking at oranges on the
boxes and hundreds of other little curiosi-
ties which attracted my attention. went
up to man who had oranges for sale and
asked him how he sold them, he told me
one cent an orange. just filled my saddle
bags and carried them on the steam boat,
my place of lodging, then Travelled up The
Alaba ma River and the Tombigbee to Pic
kens County where resided and thought
in my time ! would have killed myself eat
irg oranges for they were so much cheaper
than had been accustomed to buy them in
old Lancaster, for there they sold ut ten
cents an orange. So ladies you will see it
you will just say to your husband, the me5.
chants and the young men, to build YOU n
rail ro ad,yo will have the pleasure of hear
ing the whistle of the cars every day in Ian.
caster and have facilities by which Mes
srs. HaSseltine g. Cureton, our shrewd aud
cnterprising merchants, can bring You more
Fly Traps. Our merchants in LancHs
ter are rs shrewd and enterprsing as any
in the up country and all Of them will bring
you cheap oranges and don't know how
many other pretty things ifyou will only
get'evcry body TO build rail road.
JOSEPH a. CUNNI INGlIAM.
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For the Lancaster Ledger. I

MR EDIroR lo the peiusal of the col
umns of your valuable paper, noticed a
publication of the 2lth Of May, over the
signature of OF "'faxahaw," ia which was
nominated as a candidate for the next St ate
Legislature. and for the compliment paid
me in that communication, in desi ring to
place me in so high ana honorable n posi- :
ton, must return my many thanks, and
acknowledge the very special obligation
which | am under TO my numerous friends
Tor past favors and n continued manifesto
ton of esteem. must say, and am con-
strained to acknowledge, that | would feel
proud to be in the public service of the
people of fs.aneasi,r, r, and no reasonable sac
ritce would be too great for me to make in
order to crafty my friends, If felt myself
qualified TO serve with honor and credit.
knowing them as | do, not TO be double
task masters, Int ready TO reward their ser.
wants whenever their labor are performed
But for me at this late day TO attempt 10
lay down the bright implements of husban-
dry, which alone have been Taught to use
with profit to myself and others, for no
other purpose than TO subscribe to a politi-
cal school in which, must Of necessity be.
gin as far in the rear as in the English Al
phabet, and have the jabVrs 20 perform
which would necessarily deyolge upon me
to the exclusion Of myown domestic inter.
est And oiiny ma Ia concIuda fh,, 20 80.
dertake sueh'a task, would be of too great
magnitude AZ present; prudence, therefore,
admonishes moyto decline the nomiRslion.
l remain yours very Respectfully,
JOHN r, WELSH.
June 1853.
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LIABILITY OF LAwYERs.-A case has
just been decided in our Supreme Court,
which makes lawyers liable to their eli
cnts for any loss they may sustain by over
sight or negligence on the part Of the
lawyer. The case as we understand it Is
about this. A firm in St. Louis sent a
firm here debt Of about 1000 to col
lect pr secure. The lawyer not being able
to get the money at once, took a mort
gage on a piece Of land belonging to the
debtor. The debtor had already confess
ed judgment in favor Of another party
From some oversight the lawyer did not
learn OF the judgment by confession.-
The debtor, meanwhile, made way with
his other effects, out of which the money
might have been made, and the land was
sod under the judgment confessed, for the
benefit of the first creditors. The St.
Louis creditors then brought suit against
the lawyer for the amount of the debt
and got Judgment in the Circuit Court.
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court aud the Judgment was affirmed, so
that the lawyer will have to pay the debt.
Independence No. Messenger.