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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

,,,;xs ,sn.et Of NE market q TIA. Of duiinees,
IN. ~ i..e,. 9Th which dspAys tsef Occasionally
:, nvsr,h reactions from ths hsmmerDg operAaors cf
the b.,rA Lacking any decided support from o1tsiSe
rs,,es n. movements more Likely to De s.lrnaiased
for ,,e % time are .hose tased Spon tue over sales
Of short stock which sre q1ite &c eectVe ID sa'enc
rg pnces temporarily IS any general eperaoohs OF the
ruble; .he opiy practical difference beng ina, toe
,ess.s and gains are eotfned 20 smaller circle. a.
the close CT The day the pnees were Tor Enc, -14i
N.w.York Central, seI Reading, AZ; Tcedo 41!'
Rock leland, 75i; Cumberland, III; Hudson, %i;
Michigan Southern, 24i, &c.
The foreign BIZ narke. s duh for the Siurdsy
steamer and bills could no. be sold 20 any e1'ec' a.
better thar cent decline cay l0sl for sadug s'er-
ling. The supply Of bills s considerable, Ard will be
increased by the large movement in Cotton which
reaches COO bales giving some 80 600 t to-day The
New-Orleans market by telegraph reported easer a.
lo6l q l08 y cent.
Freehts are unchanged as regards rates; there u
ZEE. activity in making engagements. To Liverpool
900 bbl. Flour a, H. 3D. TO- 900 bush. Gram q; Sd
500 bales Co,,os at d.; 20 bsles Sea Island at j.
l6d.; $50 tcs Beef g; IS 3D.; 400 boxes Cheese .:
2cs., and per City Of Washington 1000 boxes on pm,
vste terms; $50 logs of Mahogany 9, 49,, and 10
To London-lO0 turs Soda Cake Ct l5:i go boxes
Cheeee at 3Os. To Glasgo~-260 bbis. Rosn at 81 y
$50 fb. brig from Sicily with 200 turs marble on
private terns.
The business Of the Sub-Treasary wa: Receipts
&s7 666 s3-from Castoms 81, ,000 Payments, $l11,-
$40 80; Balance, $3,7O5,367 23
The business Of the clearinghouse to-day was
$l7 1859. The Metropolitan Certificates are $Oi,-
00O. The sale of % COO to 10000 tuns OF Eogiish
Camel Coal, aluded TO yesterday, was made - 10,
and 10. IS 75 as printed. The Pennsylvania Cen'ra
Railroad Company has made dividend Of q cent,
free tf State ,aI, payable May 10. Treasury Notes
continue in fair dem.nd g. 70 30c. discount for the
Three per Cents, and e cent premium for The Five
Der Cents Silver Coin is plentiful that Messrs.
Trevor Colgate advertise in another column to sell
half and quarter dollars in lots over one hundred do
hrs, q. lc y cent discount. An auction sale OF
French Goods today was largely attended and the
bidding animated. sale of Millinery Goods also
went of with spirit. The Cotton market had been
much excited with sales of TO- 900 bales, mostly IN
trarst, at an advance Of ! a &c. e ID. Bread
stufs are Dropping very large amounts are on the way
to market from Western shipping ports.
Albert II. Noolay's regular daily suction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow En-
day, a, I2I O'Clock. at tie Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
viii take place tomorrow friday at i2i o'clock, g,
the Merchants Exchange.
The following is statement OF the earnings Of the
New York Central Railroad, for the month Of March,
1853 compared with its earnings for the corresponding
month Of 1857 and 1856:
1851 57......... 6s5s7s So ls5o........ 5N,iss "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
rouRr OF GENERAL scSsGoNs-ArKL 21-Besoie
Recorder BsSNASD.

Aryussus Decker d German, was cha-sei W IA
,.xut ba'tey Joseph Roe, by s'sbhigs hy
x,s. lSgerber sAIo Ne - Bp~rtE- To-
81 arose private lSfre, and sc-
a. Rose ie1t the ssoOu wnsn Becker iswet
~ 2, 10 he s.sc.t aud abbed hun So defense srvos
~ ss.s called who TIA. Ro~. sibcntJ assaafed
n ,.g Ers. aud hat The AeT had 10 Knife IL hs sesN.l
yIbs J1y fpsnd Dcskcr gJAy o al Asa - Wiz e@
"a. "a do dly harm o. c rn neL lea h-Y
q ~ mercy q: To Court Sen,encc reserves .i - fSy;
"A: che Of Wes: and CA.nhrs s.rre 80 -AAs7a
- a, ~asr S2O gold piece from Nm S'oifuti C." iu
w fcnl Quo Purchasing se for to sold'
o.tAgl lt it alleged thu wtie srh in me- ""
s. ns mosey wai;h foVer Goirafrd' D. Nei
80 dd discover bis oss H. ne TcLrIcd % MS oh le
sn was vehsrnenily dnei by tue de'Hss sewers ~nes
Js Ss. gsVe Fowler et char 'rT IA~ csse
20 Jory amer d.ib raoa :" vera D. ~
% .o. Re ol YsEt, AID ~ee s-'sf'a ej 'He
Court
1,,a~ m SPECIAL skssi0as-AvrI 21Bsore JU'rce
CothA ~ COssoL Id KELLY.
puaol ef Of be (a~Ddaf 81
xvak.m Iawyt wee pIesdeo gJiiy - s3aiog
,,,.h Psp'.xntsyy ss aopies w,,,.. c,oxsv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

IL ~ Ed.frr 81 The y. Y Tribune
SiR Yo WI gres ana A-' tn ,,ay -
Gee cont rssnl marriage sA'aIneut bet"een WAX
R1N NJ CLt - aud ELLA r. DORENCS :. eh..h ~, pao'
s.ed in your raT~r April p. 1853. WARREN nj. CLJs>
NeSJcisty islers pleast copy.
IL !sc t.Gi,.r oJ The y. \. TsibaaG
st lou val p-a.. the sGieneut in r-leg 80 =
fu :. h. MERklrr and Miss RI ANNA DOkENUS's :
nIrv, - blh.d y"ar paper ,he @0h aud = and
bectv oheT reward ~ = viii tIuia
~ih the n-1e 81 pIpFy Aset the adyer :" o
inserted DAVID OOREMUS, Mott tisvro.
Phi'adelJl- yip.rs ess. .oey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSIONS-ApRrL .2-Before
Jude. Norris and Associates
Inhn

u YNUVH
hareinr him with the third degree 10 setting
IRE 70 an tenement in Hamilton avenue one
night Winter Sergeant Preston the Ihird freclbt
fed ba his directed 10 the hOuse by seeing smoke
and spsks the Window On going in be hr
on The foor been burned through and me d.hdan
and one John Burke present He directed them 70 pu
on the Ere which they did and eI.nguished IT, when o.
took both into custody Officer ORouke Of the same Precne
testified 10 the bad character Of CroDy having been arrested
some ten times ofen,e among them runway rob
bery The given the jury aud verdict OF Guilty ~a'
William r. Young, indicted for selling lottery pon-
eios pleaded guilty, and sentence was reserved
Michael d Bren, indicted for assault and battery
with int nj 10 kill pleaded guilty 70 asssnt aud battery and wa
.entencd 10 psy of SO 70 stand committed for tsn
days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

The business of the Connecticut River Railroad Tor
he three months 10 March 1853 compared with the
same quarter of The previous year. presents the follow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

CohNos PLRAs-PART Mos. IL 20, 2lo, III,
29 2s to 20 2S ~ PART az 2No, IN IoS i7O ILL., 1'' ~
BRooKLYx CRY CoURT.-Nos AZ, Al, A., 30, y,
So 81 26 35 IS, G, T. n, Al, 56, 81, SO, 81, 81, r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

lame, H. Cols.op st The Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Action for $4,000 damages on account OF plunes
eyed by falling into in Third dag by the
Railroad Company The case the Jury as. evening
vtb directions 70 trns In sealed verdict this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

Svn-Rses... $40 Ssta....... s:H Moou-HseA..' D."
HIeB wArBH......rfIs oky.
,ndy Hook S;42 Gov Isrd. 43lm Hall Gsi~. 6n
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COyRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SupRTnE CouRT-SPEcIAL TERh.-Nos. 1Jl, IL, 9,
I43 r. a. S IO2 IN I22 5 49, 1856 I3s, l4 l55, l5 80
IS 81 1874 l43 . ..
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Passengers Arrived


L. .hir Endearor. l,Om shaaghae-ROb;. B.!dwiu j.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

TEAE ONLY R0UTEby which through Washington
can BE- procured 10 which point well to Baltimore, it
Is me shortest direct and every respect the reliable
route II j. the only route BY which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 70 NeE YORK enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore
fhola1 and New York. az the cost Of ticket TO New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information to visit four % he principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can Be afforded g any other route.
And u is the only route by hch Through Tickets be had
10 Achmond' Norfolk Wncs.e Feercksburg and Peters
lug Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta Augusta,
berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nalil take the Stage Coaches OF Carter
Ionos1 steamers Cumberland river, louisville,
connecting there with the United Nail Cincn-
nat or with the Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis, Ind,
ina6s direct connection Columbus Ohio with Central
OHIO Hilroad 70 Nheng, whence Close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Washington City,
more Philadelphia and New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred at Cairo 90 the OF the Illinois CentrD Railroad,
from thenos passing through Terra Hsute indianapolis Dayton
and Aena 70 Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 A. NJ 3:3D P. NJ. and p z. NJ. -..rs -.. .---
Travellers requested notice that while this Is the
oy route ahordns Through Tickets to al the Eastern Cities
the same rate charged by other NeD York 0Riy it is
also the shortest most speedy and direct all the leading points
so miles being about 100 miles shorter New by any
other route There less changes BY route
coise iuentiy less detenton, than by any other.
ile READ balaed with broken stone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply D. G. RUEY, AGENT
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office the
= . Nail steamers 70 the Jacksonville Railroad Once,
hHin street. WA. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. X. R.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Ageit
iuue 95
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
EE Ezs 7 - ~

Eas.s-es
TEVIE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities Wit
\ western Northeastern and Southwestern states by con
tuuous Railway drot. This road also pbu
Wth daily lines Of Steamers 10 All psrts the Western Rivers
ad 40 Cleveland and saudusy with steamers TO all ports tn
Corhhesteru Laii En toe 9jreCt, ckeldsf 0d Fei
Cteroe By which FREIGHT forEsrded from
llToat ilest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-BUuts Sloe5, Dry Goods Gin - - ,oo.
boxes furs, Feathers, 6cc., ~ pei A'ob
SECOND CLAss.-B00Es aud stationary, Dry .o 80
Goods (iu lales,) Hardware Leather, &c, wv p iOOb
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Bacgiug, Bacon and I ro. - ,oo.
Purk (iu bulG,l Hemp, &C. "'0 pSt i'OD
EoUR rH CLAss.-COdee. Fish. bacon, Pork an, ,oos
tIacEedJ Lard aud Lard OIL, ~ ~ A'VD
Flour-.A5ts ler ibl until further notice.
Stal--lcts- per 100 MS, until further notice.
COes2 PER bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
eher notice.
lL In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular 60 marx package riI. khIdDl RdTOud'
All foods consigned Co the Agents Of this Railroad Pads
Pha or Pitts arg viii be forwarded without detention.
FREigHT A0ENTs-llarris. W0rmley & Co.. Memphis, Tenn
r. T. "a IS & Co., st. Louis; = 5. Mitchell & Son, Evansrh h
Indiana bunesu' Bell and Murdock, aud Carter JCset
Louisville, hy.i H. z. Medrum, Madson Indiana Spru-lal
q BruFn and Irwin & Co., Cncnnati n W. Graham & Co..
Zanesye, Ohio; Leach & Co., No 81 kilby street, BOson
Lch 4 Co. AsoT House, New York; No. 1, William
and No Battery Place. New York; 4. J. Sneer Philadelphia
AarUg k0UEs. BalmUrG Geo. Z. FrancisCus, Pittsurg.
Il. Il. HOUSTON, General Ereigdt AQsHt, PlI'G.
II. J. LOMBAEET, Sapf,, AlfO0Ra, Penn
april. '5--I
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gasBbiIIe aInion apS 9ntritan.
Rates OF Advertising.
Tx LINES or LEss CONSTITUTE A souARn.
ESEwABLE ST PLEAsURE.


nesquare yssr, S3O-Eaeh additional square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOFs win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oSE DoLtn per sasa FOR the ast ad FTrr cE7s for eh
subsequent Insertion.
Adrerements Published In both the Daily ana WssrI1 m
Be charged the f daily rates With onehaf he FsskT 49,
added. s i--9'
Zfalssoas Advertisements 1Ea5 b paid r az tts tss Of
To Correspondence
IL will great deal Of Unnecessary trouble A. go
nd 10 writing to will bear iu mind the foiloEinz rules.
always give edie, post oce, county, and State TIE body
Of your letter.
you wish paper changed from one Office 70 arotsr ETe
both 0lces In fuli.
yoe ~ = On business and on other matters Erits separate
Si5els o. paper or different leaves o. one sheet.
letters anu communications solicited all an
e9 S may be Of Information or interest 70 the pEhlc.
A nous communications Of whatever character, viii receive
no attention.
SeIlonenis should Ss only upon side Of the paper.
ttlot undertake % return Te' ected communications
eelss on business should be directed Messrs. T. g
AsIsAS & Co., and personally either 0the Propre
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RED BOILING SPRINGS,

WFACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-We take pleasure R an
~ pougciur 10 cur v receive yisi-
ami that every necessary preparation mas been nlade lJ
comfort, 1iu viii spared To- renier Their say
pleasant ll eearc. the Cnal quality OF our water
with various diseases Ave Vislte them and an aieH
weeks have an gutry greatly relieved AMI cou-
r rtruts eal ath the Kidneys, sCrefua, dis
case, Skin, the bladder, Drusy. sore F. and
arrangement Of the Di sestiyG system in general
CHA HAKGES.
Transient Boarlers from y 81 5OpeT day or s. per week
Children years of and servants half price
Mr.. ThomJaf Huntsville. s Hacz 90 meet the stage
from that place % the springs ulary through the season.
iune- St2m NEWLY & IIEARN. PrDprietors.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage to New York SEQ.
Steerage ditto So
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sideWheel Q. S, Mail
\ Steam Ships, through in As to so hours
Steam Ship Co5uz6iG, 1900 NJ. Berry Commander.
AdshUile, 1900 tons L. NJ. Murry, Commander.
Jas Adger, l5O0 tons, r. Adams, Commander.
AiGriOH 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
- r. LEAVE Adger's Whsrves every Wednesday
l%<SZEe, and Saturday at high water.
Ss lI These Steamships all built expressly for
Eka this line and for safety, speed and comfort
unrYailed the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders Will insure travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, 81
Storage passage,
For freight or passage, apply to
Cor. East Bay and Adgers South " harf
July1O-6 Charleston, s. G.
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The Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot and open
hour the starting each Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets 1t is open at other tne during
Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A. 81.
Taiu which connects hout the other
Time chmond q hours Washington two days. Philadelphia
and half New York three days. This IS the cheapest
and hest route from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers the230 P. N. Train, arriving
Memphis in New Orleans the evening
the day. through without detention at Memphis.
Thse for McAinnyIe Sparta, and Beershea Springs leave
Nashville $50 NJ Train, which directly at Tul-
ahoma with the Train for McMnnTille Persons leaving Nc
MHuFile ia the morning arrive at Nashville at s5o P NJ
Al Nashville there which leave daily for Smithand
and with boats FOR different places the Ohio and Mis-
sppi also, daily Of stages Louisville, leaving
every mlridng the arrival Of the night express.
By change Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson Hh and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville ami Eastern passengers and hour gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
iuIylO, 1853 General Ticket AgCnt.
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FOR REERsHEBA STRINGS.

T-V0T ITe INSTRUMENTATION % tle VuhIie VI0 Tfts-91
n wish 10 visit BEERSHEBA SPRINGS via gls.rals z
di McNuuville Tracy City the stages wall run "a aud from
those places daily connecting with the at each place.
follows
McAunvlle morning ~ O'CLOCK ana arrive a
Desrsheha Springs day at o'clock.
Leave seha Springs every morning at o'clock, and arrive
al McNuuville at u A. VI.
Leave Tracy CITY evening at CLOCKS and arrive al Beer
sssba Springs the evening at : o'clock.
Leave Rrshea every morning az ocuc and arrive at Tracy
City at Il O'Clock the day, giving passengers time 10 take
dinner al each place departure Of the trains Passn-
gers will he carried to and from each place
NJ. A.. PRICE.
Yulv1S-dlr By J. y. MARSHALL, Agent.
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apriI93-d3
EnpersOn sDrIngs,

APFSA sOA SPh AAA8 -
NEACON COUNTY TENNESSEE E.-aThis highly
IN reputei and veil watering place. will be opened
and ready reception Of visitors and ingalds by the h Of
MAY As regards character OF the medical qualities Of
IL, many waters comment unnecessary suiEce that the
use OF elected OF diseases the treat
pet Of t0ilel eminent physicians There is a
prtcticing physician residing the Springs who will always be
in attendance. his professional seTNcesbe required.
Our tlc will he we'll supplied with best the country
pH0uls. aud that prepared u EnOl style.
Our stapIes will also be we'll attended.
have uuauce guul pure ice stored away for the
benefit friends and visitors. Charges 60 wit
Transient Brglcr 81 - 90 per day, 81 O0per
week Children Telrs Of and servants half price.
Horses cents per day Washing aul Ironing 81 ID per dozen
For extra services reasonable charge will bt made Hack
will leave the Springs every morning al o'clock Ito run ru-
arIy through sou meet the Nashville and LOUISVILLE
ftage at the Rock House.
WM A. DEBOW & BRO.
-,,rr1 O., fr1y o. Propriet0rs.
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vOIUINTEaEss DEGFSlr.

AlZ1IFHlls felI1 p, la ~
YoITrSTyE, We have examined your Dgest of the
rs1s' - etae lf = - iaiysrsd alss,-
o
be amply rewarded ior elort .
public. hespeesutlFg
a. WRIGHT. JOHN p CARUTHEss,
HENRY D SMALL, Judge o. the Camman E1r
WM 7. BROWN aqd CianqaTy colEto ks'l-
R. G.. PAYNE, B. =. MoE1ERNAN "
GEo. DIXON, Judge q The CdR Courtof
ed. ~. HERGER. Memphis.
SAML ". ATkEsB JOHN p. SALE
j. B. LAMB, Ata1rnsy Gsnsral. ~
T. > AfAhs- -stt
NAsHvrI1r. March f. Isss
n. voIIuTI Esq-sWe have examined your Digest -
Decisions supreme Court Of Tennessee, reported
publication msss Digest, EhIch HcIu5ss
Reports. points decided clearly
graded say that the work is characterized accuracy
great industry. Il Will be q much value 20 tie Bench
trust that viii receive the tlc
profession % which Justly entitled
NELL s. BROWN HENRY n r. EoGas
R. ". NACGAYOCK, RUSSELL HQUSFONs .s..r1
". r. COOPER. THOS. WASHINGTQN,
HERMAN cox, A. g. MERRITT,
MANSON n. BRIBN, 81, g. YBNABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN r. EWING, ..er
G. NJ FOGG, JaO. REID, .....
yNO. A. MCCAMPBELL, WM- K. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge of the CiTUuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS, Criminal Court
mentioned Digest be bad tie following BOOK
stores: a.r
Bfessrs Lamb Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee
Mr. G. u Brown jackson, Tennesess
T 01a Rs1i 1oT E56Tyiiis' : Tfii N1 To5I a s ls
may4-d&rEd n. FOLLTNTTNE.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.

FWyE gnei viii open Bcer-heIa Springs, 0 the reCep
ton Of visitors on tIg 18th inst.
large l0ns have een made the premises since the close
" ast Sc ts5n, which viii h accommodate summer
more than lou the mum 'Cr Of visitors had last
There will he King saloon sept establishment,
nor win there acc0mm0 lsOus whatever for pr0s-ed gam
blers, snd none need apply.
All ena-e rooms viii be caEeable from the E day of July
Iel = NJ
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VTT R. CORNELIUS Agent for he sale OF Fks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared TO
attend at all une as heretofore when his services may
required Office the PhRnix Wareroom No Spring street.
Ier Cherry Residence No y Vine street, between Spring and
n win also attend to receiving forwarding bodies Sc
when notified.
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r EBANON MILLS FEOUR.-We have been msds
Agents for the sale Of the LeanOd Mills Plour, which
superior brand.
which We will sell at wholesale oT Feail, -. - -.
uAy20ztf GARTER MCKAY 90, 4.
-sl.iy .saAzaAA--A1 - - 49,
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
SSNYDER FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
ShJes suitable the and prices to cor
esurnd with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents Gue Calf Boots and Caters -..--
Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
" Calf oxford Ties and Lasting Z" I"
" Cloth and Lasting Caters
I" " Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Fine Toilet Slippers,
- White Kid and satin Slippers,
4" Gsiters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels
Xiii Boots, "
Chillrcu's shoes uf every variety,
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
or the above have something very nice for May Day. Also
S Z wants Shoes and pcgEed work Of all kinds,
aprii5o SNYDER & FRIzzELL.
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Never fails to do its work right. Cook spoil your cup Of
Coffee by negector crgeulne after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range
Some three hundred Of the above COeePos have been sold
and they warranted to give perfect satisfaction; all
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale by
ieIc J. " WILSON. COLLEGE street
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TRUNKS! TRUNkSg
r-, Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
EsR ElE do No. Sole Leather Covered do
F-tT u ia do Medallion and Iron Framed do
81 f.is1zJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. l 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 Falisesi
e' JOHN RAMAGB,
may9q. 4 College street
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
TSHABE G.. HARRIS,
OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

t1UF FLfl-'VIt Ut TIE oIlIL VI ItN'I1ooflil.7
To all who shall see these Present-Grecting
"THEREAS It has been made kneWn to that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing a foul and
atocious murder the Both day Of june 1853 upon the bodies
Of VIM. II. SpIter and T. VAIL late Of county Of Dyer
has fed from justice and is running at large
Nov, Therefore, I, Ishsm Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue power authority vested do hereby
reward Of three hundred dollars to persons who
apprehend the said George Milton, and deliver him 10 the
Sheriff Ja0 Of Of Dyer in order that justice in
that BEHALF may lo had and executed. rFss.. t~.-
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
sEAL caused Great State 70 be aNed
I t~>|~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
ISIIAM G. HARRIS.