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MEMPHIS. February ., 1853.
II. VoLEnTrE Esq.:We have examined your Digest Of the
Of the supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered suisse
quent period which Meg Digest closes, with much
The work exhibits accuracy research and abhe
printing and binding we'll executed and must prove Yau
addition the library Of every lawyer We trust
amply rewarded for your effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
a WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D SMALL, Judge o. the Common Law
WN 7. BROWN, and ClanceTy Court Of Mem
G. ?. FOUTE, phis.
r. G.. PAYNE, B. F. MCkIEkNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge of the Grim Court Of
Ed VI. YERGER, Memphis.
SAlIL. W. AYRES, JOHN F. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney Generai-
7. S. AYRES-
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1852
H. VoLLNrNE, Esq.-We have examined your Digest OF the
Decisions the supreme Of Tennessee, reported since the
publication of Mr. Msgs Digest which includes ten volumes Of
our Reports The points decided clearly sate and
at6ed 10 saw that the characterized by accuracy, ai
IN rd vt Industry It wiz be much value to the Bench
and Bar, and trust that yoG viii receive ue patronage Of me
INDIGESTION To which YOU are Justly entitled.
NzIIT ; BR0WS HENRY II R. FOGG,
r vi WACGAVOCK. RUSSELL HOUSTON,
w = COOPER TIIOS. WARRINGTON,
HERMAN cox. A y. 4LI-.t Il,
MANSON VI. BRIEN, SR, > lENABLE.
LANES WOODs EDWIN H. living,
d M FOGG JNO. REID,
JNO. A. McCAAIPBELL, W1l h TURNER
FRANCIS b. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ARRAN L. DFNOss Criminal Court
The above mentioned Digest had at the following
stores:
Mr.. G. II. Brown, Jackson Tennessee
Nessrs. John York & Co., Nashville Tennessee.
Mr.. j. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee
may4-daLwu 4. FOLLiNIlNh.
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no INC Farmers Of MiddIe Tenn.

To the Farmers of Middle Tenn.
HAVING for yearspast been engaged in the purchase Of
Wheat, and having large quantity delivered in damaged
condition. said damage arising from insufficient storage
this nducement We havea storage sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will and your
Wheat months free Of CHARGE for the privilege buying
selling it. when you wish putt upon the You
time sample it, and show it purchasers For those who
sell their Wheat nOw who
for it, this excellent opportunity storage without
those who wish sell now would say always
buying will pay the highest market price for early delivery
je2U-d II. S. FRENCH & SON.
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MISS ANNA VAIL,

About leaving the friendly shores OF this, her native
county, for Europe feels anxious 20 visit some OF
hose cities in which she mas been received with so much
knpess taking in her way nsny musical places where she
has yet had the honor appear and has much pleasure
10 Announce 10 the
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
Grand Musical Concert in the course Of few days. on
which OccaOn she Will be assisted By the following emi-
nent Artists;
MOLLEN HAUER,
The great VOlInst, created quite sensation in Eu
rope and this country.
n. B-Mons Julien, announcing the brothers Molten
hauer on his programme: Their Duets have
ing unity Of soul and expression, accorded by these gifted
Artists Performances The brothers NUllennaueI
highly celebrated for heir compositions, their
ecuve abilities their Qlartettes and Musica di C0moTa
having given them muen ToBOwn among composers an
their plays has achieved with the public"
THE. SCHREINER,
The talented PIANIST and Composer, pupil Of List.
Eff
INOR EEENT.--I viii rent my House and Shop No. b
n Church street, nearly opposite the Pose Office 1t will make
a good business stand
je2a-lw GEORGE HUTCHINSON.
NEGROES FOIs SALE.
ID virtue Of Of the County Court Dayidsoncoun
rendered the bay term 1858, in the Of David c. Love
Administrator, and Anna lknsou, Pay viii oer orsie
Court House in Nashville Saturday the 30 day Of July
for cash. the following negroes toW Mainda about 80
years Of age, ami George about Il years Of age.
Said negroes belong the estate Of Jonathan Wilkinson de
ceased, and sold pay the debts Of said estate.
junej-d &tEtds-prs fee So FIR CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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See First and Fourth Pages.

IL The Memphis appeal says thaS6IsoE, the late agent
city Exchange Griffin Georgia, arrested
on u charges The charge preferred
by l. WOoIsET, and for obtaining money by
epetences and representations, intending
The second preferred by D. ODs Co..
On the s6h the called before Esquire HORNE
ss no prosecutor appeared the accused was discharged
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l.. n. SAVAGE. R. B. ANDERSON
SAVAGE ~ ANDER SON,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
SmIthViIIe, Ten
Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
law will give their undivided attention to all business
trusted them They will practice in all she counties Of the
tourtu Judicial Circuit and also in the cOunties Of Warren
Cannon. Wilson aud in the Supreme Court at Nashville
iGn2-f
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
III PIE. We have received direct from the manufacturer,
Sweeers finest Macaboy, and Gaes Scotch Snuff Also,
Andersons Soace and Amulet e cut Chewing Tobacco, and
continue keep the finest Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
baccO, and the best Havana Cigars in the market
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 A Union street
SLIGHTLY AHEAB.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
secured exclusive agency for this State, for the sale
alsey Bookers Capt Sultzs celebrated brands Of
virginia Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes all their
brands and enables Factory prices We canddly
bdeve we can give bargain than has been
this city, stock Of Tobacco, SnuH and
SegS hd largest and best asserted that has been
kept in this city. - -
J. W LANGLEY & co.
apl IH No a Union street. I'd door from Bank Of Tenn
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
GAPTAIN Z. sTULTS has sent small lot Of his fine
TWIST for retail, that warrant to be three years old
perfectly sound, and black as your hat.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
Agents D. Halsey & BOokers fine Virginia Chew
ng Tobacco. lmay20
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FRESH ARRIVALS
CSNYDER & FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
= Of and Shoes, suitable to the season. prices
respond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents Calf Boots and Caters,
Patent Leather Sc and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting -
" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
50 Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters, plain with and without heels,
Fine Toilet Slippers,
{" White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Kid BusEns with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels
Kill Boots,
CHldrens Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above have something nice for May Day. Also
Servants Shoes and peggeJ work OF al! kinds.
Call at No u Public Square .,-,-,,, , -
aprI3O SNYDER 4 FRILLELL.
3 ASF AND CLOSING SALE.--Benj. P. Shields
the remainder Of the Fine Marble and AaasUer
goods I hsmorning at 10 o'clock, and
ing Gas Light The Ladies are particularly invited attend
this sale. Del1
STR Youug COW, with calf owner can have
- calling this Office and paying cost OF advertise
meHt Enquire Of James Jacson at hrennas Foundry COLLEGE
/ street. Imay2>-
ENOEE SALEl.--Onc hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
& just reeevelu 10y lmay7-dl P * c. ANDERSON.
HNOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
may i TT : ''-'' ''- P.&C. ANDERSON.
HFARBTE WORK .--The subscriber has on hand the
Vk and best assortment OF Marble and Marble Work,
offered in the city, which he particularly invites the atten-
public. lie prepared all jobs in
mays, f57-a JAMES SLOAN. .
NEW WHEAT! NEW WHEATu
NKTE bushels Red Wheat also p 600 bushels
w White Wheat 10 be delivered early possible, for
which pay highest market price. This Wheat fill
ORDER and instructions are to without limit price
juneiO-tf Ii. 5. FRENCH son, -
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Ba5@ We wish to Inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
lot Of side striped Berege and Musiins, which we
bought unusually cheap and viii sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducsis and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete. all of which we wish to dispose of mme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
/. @. NICHOLSON CO.
apr7-tf. No. % Public Square
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WHO CAN BEAT II!


VETE have just finished and got in operation, Steam Saw
w Mill, for l.. !. Perdue and William MCCleand,
Clarsve, Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
and fseven feet hoard measure in fourteen hours and thirteen
thousand forty weight in twenty eight
minutes We have reduced the prices Of Engines and Boilers
such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
put iron bed plates and made Of the best
terias w agent for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
STRAUBsS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS
and furnish any short manufacturers prices,
with freight added. ELLIS & MOORE,
90, g and 100 South Market street,
iuDe4-tf Nashville, Tennessee.
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AICTION SALE On GROCERIEs

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
TFVUESDAY MORNING. July 9, at 10 o'clock by DILLON &
CO., No. - College street
- hays prime Bait. Rio Coffee;
bbs choice Clarified Sugar;
- do double refined Powdered Sugar;
IS boxes extra Virginia Tobacco;
20 do Leslie's Ginger Wine;
10 do do stomach Bitters;
800 IbIs best brands Cincinnati WHISKY;
70 half bbls Robertson County do
3 bbls J. II. Smith Old Reserve Whisky;
100 packages French Brandy;
p bbs Domestic do;
30 Mrls Old Whistles;
80 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine
do do on CONSIGNMENT.
- hNls Cincinnati Ale:
- hhls Old Reserve Whisky:
u light casks French Brandy;
- ll1ls Malaga Wine;
quarter casks Superior Port;
20 dozen Sif,ers;
boxes Kentucky Tobacco;
TrRNsA under $780, scotland under SGCO
two months 5000 and under $780, months: over
$780, months for approved endorsed paper, payable
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STRAY ED--Fr0m the s1bsaibsT living u Robsrts5a
- county three miles from Port Royal, mail roam nav
about four Old slightly hpped- Any Information conc-
jsl0-E4T sIxUEE, NORTHNGToN.
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april NJ - EuDuC square
The Great English Remedy.---sIR JAMES
CLARKE's CELEBRATED EELL4LEB ITZERS Prepared
from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, L. d., Ply sieian
Extraordinary to tie queen
This invaluable Medicine unfang the cure Of all thos
painful and dangerous female constitution
subject. Imodes all and ali distractions
a speedy cure may be relied on.
10 Married Ladies'
especially suited It will, in short time bring the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar, the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not taken females during TIE FIRST
THREE AONZHS Of Pyegnaney they are to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the back
limbs fatigue exeron, Papion Of the Heart, Hys-
cries, and Whites, these pills will when all other
have failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain rOn caOme anthony, anything hurtfultO the
sttution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Qate I. C. Baldwin Col
Rochester, N. Y.
N. BSl 90, and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demoye, and G. W. Hen
dershott, Agents for Nashville IdeOd&wly
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
ERf I III do No. ] Sole Leather Covered do
gs-tFS u IVA do Medallion and Iron Framed do
&Aal4AEzlzEJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchcls.
GENTS No. Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather VaIises;
Carpet Bags in great variety, just received 10y
JOHN RAMAGE,
may29. q College street
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN ESAWAGE. IL College Street,

FINE EBDOESs SHOES AN ID GAlEEEtSs
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN ESAMAGE, IL College Street,
receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies' t.
wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children. AA
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; KEN
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress CATERS ~
do do Patent and Calf, silk and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunuela do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties
do Buckskn n o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting ONfords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0Xfords;
do Calf Union half Caters
FOR LADIES.
Ladies French Lasting Congress CATERS with and without hee
do do do Lace do do do do
do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES lid Boots thick and thin soledO do do
do Black and Brown CATERS do do
do Black Kid K Bronzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain 4 Tipp'ddO do do
CEEILDREN'S New BrOnzed Heel Slippers Black and Col
Ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety
BOYS Youths Oxford Ties, Congress Caters Patent
and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties Call at a
COLLEGE Street. JOHN RAMAGE
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Clubbing.

We viii Weekly Paper Clubs at the following
Five copies one year, new subscribers, Sn.OO
Ten 1000
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions the paper
will not be sent.
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All articles sold by the undersigned, deliverable any place in
city Of charge. When selling quantity, their
discount 10 per cent from retail prices.
aprll-ly. J. E. BAUMAN * co.
Any wanting Flour Bran, Neal &c, from Rock City Mills,
will mad Order Box the Post Office ". Il. Gordon d
CO.. warehouse, where the calls four each day.
>. L. BAUAAN & co.
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JOHNC. RAKER&CO

No. l54 NORTH THIRD stTsst, Philadelphia
And may be had of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name of Cod-Liver Oil, be sure to procure only
Of J. C. Baker Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
april S-d&W3m is
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WE ARE OFFERING FOR SAIL. EUEE CISII
EtSGAst; Matches, Soap;
Coffee: Cedar Buckets;
Mallsss Painted Buckets;
Golden Syrup; Soda Pepper, spice;
Star Candles; Ginger, Bed Cords;
TaIlow Candles; Wrapping Paper-aSsorted;
Shot, Lead; Tenn. Baggng-Wide;
Cigars. Tobacco; India BlCging;
Crushed Sugar; Rope, Irvine;
Powdered Sugar. Barrel Salt
Loaf Sugar; Sack SALT coarse and fine;
Nais--assOrted,
And all other articles usually kept in Grocery House.
friends. and the public in general, respectfully request
ed to give Us a call. J. r. MARTIN & co.
fsblO Corner Broad and Market streets.
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For sale by all the Druggists in Nashville and by Druggists
generally throughout the State
W. ". BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
marl6-tw&w6m Wholesale Agents, Nashville
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NOR SALEG.--Ong hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
( just received uy Luay1-dI P * c. ANDERSON.
ENOts SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
4 Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, ly
PIX @. ANDERSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-03

PERTLoUs RIDE UNDER A RAIL CAR.-On
Saturday evening, man named George Pee
bles, residing at 266 Sixth street, New York,
got into one of the cars of the Long Island
Railroad, to 80 to Jamaica. Just after pass
ing through the tunnel, and when near Boe-
rum street, he stepped on one side from his
position on the platform, to allow a passenger
to get on. In returning to his place he slip.
ped and fell 10 the ground between the cars,
transyersely to the track. Instantly Selling
the iron brace which supports the step, he
raised his head and shoulders from the ground,
leaving his body to drag on the ground. The
cars we're in motion at the time he fell, and
he continued thus to drag for the distance of
two hundred feet before he was rescued. His
clothes were nearly tom off his body, and
the effort with which he maintained his po-
sition was sufficient to distend his eyes nearly
from their sockets, and caused the blood to
start from his face. He sustained no injuries
of serious character.-N. Y. Journal of
Commerce.
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ST.. LOUIS, March. 2. The Santa Fe mail
has arrived, but the general news brought by
it is Of an unimportant character.
Captain Marcy reached the vicinity of San
ia Fe on the I'd of February. His trip had
been long, and attended by the loss of large
number of mules. and great hardships. He
would proceed Immediately to make purchases
and the presumption was that his expedition
would be entirely successful in putting Col.
Johnston in possession Of the means Of trans.
portation to Salt Lake, much earlier in the
spring than horses and supplies could reach
him from the States.
Col. Haley Indian agent, and Judd Watts,
arc passengers by the mail train.
The Mexican Legislature would adjourn
on the 4th Of February.
difficulty had occurred between Surveyor
Kelley's party and some Mexicans, near Al.
buquefque. Two Of the latter were killed.
Mr.. Hockaday, United States District At
torney OF Utah, was en- route for Washington,
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Hon. George Asismun Before the Tariff
InVest5gaLiOn COmmiltee-The Chicago
Post Ohce-The Army Bill,

Hon George Ashmun Before the Tariff
InVestignIiOn COmmittee-The Chicago
Post OHice-The Army Bill,
New York. March 2-The HeraldS Wash
ington correspondent says that George Ash
nun was examined before the Tariff Investl-
eating Committee this morning. He inform.
ed the Committee in the beginning that he
should testify under protest. When asked if
he had received any money TO aid in the pas
sage of the Tariff Bill, he informed the Com.
mittee that he did receive money from VOL
colt for services rendered in passing that bill,
but he denied using any of it to influence the
members.
The senate were in executive session for a
long time today, and had under consideration
the confirmation of Isaac Cook, the Chicago
Postmaster. The friends of the Administra-
ton could easily have confirmed the nomina-
ton, but Douglas declared on his word Of
honor that Cook was personally and political
ly dishonest, and man of neither the ability
nor the character for any position under the
government. Under these circumstances the
nomination was permitted to lay over, to as
to investigate their truth
Whilst the Secretary of War is making ar
rangements for the concentration of all the
regular troops that can be spared for the Utah
campaign, it is believed that Congress will
yet grant the increase to the Army which has
been asked for. The Secretary thinks he can
send into the field about 6000 men, with thu
present force. The bill will pass the House in
SEINE shape, and come up again in the Sem
ate, when it is not Improbable that it will be
amended in proper shape. The government
does not desire volunteer force, and if Con-
gress sees fit to insist upon it, the volunteers
will be detailed for garrison dnty.
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Wnnhimgton Mn,,or..

NEW YoRK, March 2.-The Washington
correspondent of the Times says the select
committee on Matteson's case announced to-
day, IS considered very friendly to him. A
majority of them are already committed
against his expulsion.
1t is calculated by prominent Democrats
the Kanzas and Minnesota bills combined will
pass the Senate by six or eight, and the House
by about fifteen majority.
Mr.. Samuel Medary was today confirmed
by the Senate as postmaster at Columbus, D.
The House Committee on Commerce will
report bill when the committees are next
called, appropriadng half million of dollars
for river and harbor improvements. The Rev.
enue bill is nearly ready.
Mr.. Thayer Of Massachusetts has another
speech prepared, which will produce great
er sensation than his first.
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New HAVEN, March 2.-The Tuckerman
case came up before the United States Dis
trict Court, Judge Ingersoll, to- day. Much
interest is felt, and the court room is crowd
ed. The charge of the Grand Jury has Just
been given. 1t was brief and explicit. 1t
has been said that no Indictment would be
found, because the government would not
be able to identify the locality of the robbery.
whether in Connecticut or Massachusetts,, but
the language of the charge was SO pointed
that there can be no doubt that an indictment
will be found, if the Jury are satisfied that
the offence was committed. Twenty-four
witnesses have been called by the govern
ment. John A. Bolles is counsel for Tuck
erman. The Grand Jury will probably come
in tomorrow morning.
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THE SEASON OF lS42.-As the present season
has been compared with that Of sixteen yesrs ago,
va publish few facts recorded in the Boston AL
manac for 1912, which is now in possession of the
Boston Public Library;
On the 18th of January, 1912, the thermometer
at 2 P. NJ indicated 20 degrees; on the 4th Of
February the Hudson River was open to Albany
having been closed but forty-seven days; on the
18th and l4th the grass in Beacon stree, mall was
quite green; Charles River was not closed with
ice during the season on the 2d.and Sd of March
the thermometer indicated 50 degrees and on the
4th 70 degrees on the Dist strawberries ripened
in the open air, in the garden Of the late james
NJ. Wilton, at East Boston, on the 25th there
was. heavy thunder and lightning. April was cold
and rainy, and much sickness prevailed towards
the close Of the month. May was cold, and a
heavy frost occurred on the night Of the 2lst.
June was cold and rainy, an corn was backward,
even as late as the LIST Of July.