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DATENT ASPHALTED
ROOFING FELT.
CHEAP, LIGHT, DURABLE,
AND
PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATERPROOF ROOFING
CHURCHES, HOUSES, FARM BUILDINGS,
For further particulars and samples apply
~ c. II. MYERS BRO, Agents,
n2gt ~ Exchange Place, Baltimore.
Blue SRA biEHAn GHSA SHTS And PLATEs PLATE
Rich India China Tea Sets,
Punch Bowls, Vases,
and a variety of separate pieces,
PARIS CHINA HALL.
Et foods hired to parties, &c 2l Baltimore street.
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OF late there has been serious objection to this article,
owing to IMPERFECTlON IN BOTH PAPER AND MAN
UFACTURE. These objections ENTIRELY
come by the introduction of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
being made of the best Manila Paper and perfect in ALL
respects, (sizes from 4 to 25 lbs.)
Gocers Conctioner Druggists and all others using the
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to call and examine.
J. A. DUSIIANE,
SOLE AGENT.
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as Interesting as any ever run in the country
From the stand the took the track AMI led for
mile and a half, the horss on the outside -she en-
tire dis anee, when HiEsaths passsd her. and I'd
until the end Of three miles VIII. n the trainer had
the mare pulled up. il being evident that she wss
uns qual to a fur her contest. Hiawatha kept on
undtr q hard pull alene. n4kiEE IL Ia 7.56 The
rst two miles we're made in the extrAordinsry time
of S:39I--he first in l:4s1, the second I:5i. the
third b, and the fourth 2:14I. Il vas remarked
thst o. passing the stan upon The second mile that
the fret half mile was rus II SD seconds ard sup
posel by old tusfG a thst IL the mare hsd not
pulled up that tie heat W1nll have eQualled the
time made b. Lexington ct New o LEAFS. ~
THIRD DAY.-There vas . failure 10 run t,-day's
race aud tbs Albion horseof Gen. Harding walked
around and took The purse. Forfeit was Pai1 by 5r
John BeocB.
Propristor's purse Of 500 was also walked for by
A. Darnes's Worst, af er whioh the most smusr z
sport Of tae-week was two mule races, one entered
By r. Henly, the other by J. T. Love. one mile out.
for purse Of $50 which was won by the latter.
Time 2.2S.
The second race was repetition by the same nags
flr $40 which vas again won by Loves entry.
Tire 2.33.
We Gnderstsnd that immense excitement was pro
diced BY the mule coatests-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-07

The CoTroN. CRor.-The New Orleans Crescent
of the 5lst ul'. says:
The Cotton crop is croEdins Tie season. for We
were yesterday shown by Mr. g. W. Smith, editor
of the Gonzales (Texss) Inquirer, a we'll matured
bOll Of ten, taken from ieid on the (,udalupe
IN tor z4ies county, week ego. This pre- ,ooious
specimen in the vegetable Kingdom may be seen by
the curious at tbe 'ihceof Messrs. Farley, Jurey.
& Co. Ii was not alone however. for in The y;ein-
ity where it grew there were about thousand acres
OF cotton equally well advanced, and promising
vast number of Fl 81 bales of the new CROP" Cot-
ten operators who love the ease Of the summer va
cation will have to make q stand against emigration
to Texas and opening by railroads the trade Of that
tert lie region. for If tie new crops are thus 70
tread on the heels Of the Old the cotton business
VIII run ali round the year and allow no furlough
Tor ;ne expenditure of its profits in the pursuit OF
pleasure. Put dozen or 50 more such counties as
Gonzales under thorough cultivation, and their early
crop would be an item Of some Importance. worth
staying at home to look after in the lazy times of
summer in the city" ~. +, t
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD = Col 10.
C. GUILD makes the following statement IN thu
Gsllstin Ezazainsr OF the 4Ih inst:
The statement in the Nsehyille Ge-sgs that in
justice has been doae to the Tennessee end of tbs
louisville and Nashville Road by the funds Of Da-
wilson and Sumner being Improperly applied 70 The
other end of the Road is founded in a mistake
That paper has not beer fully informed touching
the facts. The work in Tennessee was delayed in
Consequence of the litigation coutestipg the issu-
G ance Of the County Bonds-Which was finally de-
termired in the Supreme Court. Notenly have the
funds of those counties been faithfully applied to
this end of the road but Louisville funds have from
time TO time been used and app led to hasten the
work in Tennessee l know that the President
Gov. Helm, and Board, have acted with the utmost
good faith, energy, and ability towards the Ten
nessee end Of the Road, and by the lst Of January
next, the connection viii be formed with Louisville
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CRUELTY TO SLAyEs.-We find the following ar
Ecle in the Memphis Avalanche. Of the 50 inst:
We heard recently of several instances of inhu-
having control of them and have several times been
on the point of exposing the gailty parties. but
have hitherto refrEined from mentioning them in
The hope that the outTGges would cease csse OF
this kind came 10 kuoale3gs yesterday. in
which the treatment Of female slave by her MISTER
represented to Us By respectable citizens having
oogn.zIUce Of the same, So extremely inhuman
as to induce us 10 refer to il. A man, who is en-
gagged iu business in this city, owns negro woman,
who ran away from Il n on Wednesday last and ap-
pied to gentleman TO protect her from the cruelty
Of her master. Two or three of cue most recpect-
able citlz ems had their attention called to the con
dFion of the woman, and, upon examination, found
taat she had been NEST shsmefully malcrcated, her
back and other portions of her body being beaten
into perfect jelly and fostering With sores caused
by severe bsatIngs with paddle. The name Of The
iuhuman master is known, and tia case viii I'M
doubtediy be presented to the Grand Jury at the
next term Of the Criminal Court.
remarkable fact in connection with these cases
Of cruelty to slaves is that in every in stance the
perpetrators Of the inhuman acts have been men
raised north of Mason end Dxon's line, who we're
huEtared in ell the doctrines CT Abolitionism The
person referred to above is a native Of New York
We fOrbear publishing his name TO the world in the
hope that he may keep premise made 10 certain
parties to abst lin in suure from i-trssog his ser
wants In all our experience we have never known
a Southern guilty of such cruel to slaves as
that prsc'iced by Northern men who have taken 10
their abode smtng US, and become so fortunate as
to own slaves. The worst Abolitonists. it seems,
make the most heartless and cruel of masters
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-07

CROPs IN THE TESsEssEE VAiLEY The Memphis
AraIaaeAe Of the All says: ave learn from gen
tleman, who has just returned fror, visit 10 sew
eral portions Of North Alablua, chat The crops in
that section were never more promising The staEds
Of cotton and CORE have never been excslled. aud
beth crops are growing off finely and promise, so
FAR, most abundant yield Tie wheat crop prom
ised well up to a feW days before harvest when Il
was attacked by rust, which, it is feared viii cut
it quite short"
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EIkrilOnt Sprimgs,
FORMERLY KNOWN
AS PRICES Oh WHITES SPRINGS
Wu EEDDINs, Proprietor.


YENURsY well known Springs situated 81 miles South or Elk
top Tenn viii ready for the reception OF yistots the
2h Of th month. The Proprietor is determined that the
cnaoations ard ronYenencs Of This pleasant resort
al not be exczled any springs the Southwest The
healthy the atmosphere pure, the scenery
beautiful These Springs ahoTd dirent
kinds waer Cnayte Feesone &C. the and purst
qunes and Of healing virtues q those quest hetl
New and splendid Ball aEd Dining Rooms have been built
since last season. and other improvements made and pro-
gre Post Office has been located the Springs and Daily
stage passes the Springs from Nashville Athens ing each
way Two TuPn Alleys for laesand gentlemen free o. charge
Also situated in beautiful disconnected from the spng
budiRgs, other TenPn Alleys and Billiard Tables With
which connected splendid Bar kept hy Lewis Bird ven
known orderly and honorable for the aeeono
da1on Of customers. - -
mag I5-tf We hDDIss.
Nashville iioa d gafrieqn insert 70 tie amount Of 10
and sand bill l. DIS oslee. za5'lfasEi ChissR
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Baird ct AZ V. Williams Ct as.

Baird ct zls ". Williams ct as
The Chancellor established arszs between complain
Ant, oarne Bard ani IaaH H. B'irh and We think prop
TIE proof in this record to sustain the decree : fuu and
The result is that Isahm H. Bairs ssca marriage with
Rg Tisey, bis first wife icing alive, void sd the said
Ru and children any part OF his
estate Nor did he BY ne marriage acquire right p
tate owned hy her the time c her earnings acqui
stons during existence OF the supp relation Of husband
aud vile Sellars DAVIS, Yer, 500
pIaants had 10 rcoyer the estate OF sn IA sir e,her
in te hands Of Williams, his sdainistator Robins admin
r4tor Of Buha Tinssy or Of Aareil the guardian Of her
Iham H. Baird did not die till 1851 and Ruha Tnsley tn
The chief ars Of his estate consisting Of money arising from
the proceeds Of the properly re-
Ianistrator and cmpanants being his DISTRIBUTES are o.
not bound as to that sneed l57 .a-f .-E
As to the S3 IN the hands OF Murrel, guardian o. the
children Of Ruh Tnsie the derive trough vii
laus the administrator. and hut mere money demand, and
Tie same remarks applicable to the money found hid In
Ishn H. Baird house alter his DEATH and nov IN the hands Of
ROhas the adinrator Of Rutha fnsley ltisa mee Hoy
demand --u =
which seized by Ruta Tnsley The seems to have been
esHrssd into n0ny But whether It hsfore the
TSea on Blds estate or ind wtetr turned INTO money
Lt al difference. COupnants have elecd to treat
easel o. AshhroOk Hathaway, Sneed 45
claim would not he barred short ofsix years.
Bairs house belongs 10 Rutha Tnsley ana no. to the estate
But We think the ssht o. the proof Otherwise
exceptions nlsd to his report and must take to
he correct.
L also Insisted that compliments have obtained decree
for the value Of personal amounting SEQ
belonging e the administrator Of Rutha Tnsey and to which
compliments have right the being Isham
Baird estate We think i prosor his 5 So Ts the proof
By means clear 70 this matter and the being charged
part Of bis estate in the Masters report without exception,
cannot disturb X.
As to the claim Of the administrator OF Rutha Tinsy. for
compensation for services rendered IshAm H. daring
adulterous eohaitaon between tem the Chancellor did
err in refusing TO allow the reported by Clerk
Master because the nerocut0ry no provision fer
any such report Marry Lewis, 10 Yer liz
But aside from th and ire claim from Bairds estate
barred because years had been allowed to escape
grant Of administration upon his estate would icut 20
raise claim equity in her favor growing Of
Illicit intercourse.
We affirm the Chandeliers decree WRisHr
F. A correct copy, J. P CLARK, Clerk.
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Prelght Transportation.
- - ~
RAITITsORE AMI OHIO Rail ROAD

fSfs
" 8 8 10
BALTIMORE AMI OHIO Rail- ROAD
COMPANY,
TTyE Southern Road OF the four great lines This road has
thus FAR heen managed in such as 70 eenHend it 10
tue public patronage.
Tnis Company under the general superintendent of
Ea. ID. MEARS, General Freight AGENT
Nov inducements slippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
New BostoD, Rcmond Petersburg. Sc ct exceedingly
rats below New Orleans prices, their moderate
TERMS with Tie deductions upon insurance Of and half per
by this route the European shipping being from TO
shlnes sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
al contribute 10 rendert
Reliable as we'll as Desirable
Their facilities transportation unequalled BY any other
operation their Western terminus is PARR
ERSBURGII, hundred and NINETY miles below the low
dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river. This
enables In ordinary the delivery of goods not only certain,
Dispatch Of any other Ioute and asthe
declines their advantages such the time Of delivery
Widens on other routes. so that this is the only
Cheap Reliable and Speedy BOute.
Freight this less exposed to weather than by other
there drayage the delivery being made Park
ebu Oh under we'll shielded 0a and elevated from thence by
Immediately the cars without being subject TO
The Louisville steamers connect direct with Pakerugh
boats without delay. Likewise the regular Cincinnati
boats urg boats direct to Parkersburgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled . receive freight
daily for this their IN Nashville Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
IL If. HARRISON, Freight Agent
No ,, corner Broad aud Front streets. ~
. maVi5--em sHrfa
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aasBbiIIt Onion anA Snsritsn.
Daily IS; rri-weelkIy S.; weekly &c.

EARLY corToN.-The Memphis Apalane1e Of the
% says; eve last night received through Mr
"ARDLAT HOWARD, Of this city a stalk Of cotton,
OF this years geCwtb, from the planiati Of VIE.
LoUoHBY WILLIAMS. q F, on the Arkansas river.
oeio" Pine Bluff The stalk is nearly NO feet long
and Is filed with squares. We learn fhss the erop
10 the above named section is far advanced and
gives indications of an abundant harvest
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and Flour in Mill
Es TAB LIS IN ME n 7 /.

e ia Z LII S II M e 4 =.
URR Milstones Of all hand made order Smut
D Mills, Nil cpndes, Mil Gearing. Boiling Cloth o. all
nuner Dutch anchor brand, betting hosting, and rua
rews we picks and plaster Paris, and imported from
manufactures, which enables 70 sell best articles al low
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practise OF milling operations, 0iiers and Mill
wrghts will find IL TO ter interest example ny stock AL
prices before purchasing All goods sold by me are warranted 70
give satisfaction
An orders and communications promptly attended @
P. II. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad SITS, Nashville, Tenn
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The Paris (Tsnn) Sentinel Of The Sd inst says :
We understand that the cat crop is afflicted With
the rust and not half yell is expected this season
in Henry"
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John Berry vs.. Sc q rsnne,.ss.

The plaintiff convicted in the Circuit Court
Franklin county Of malicious stahbn ard his term in the Pen
itentiary fixed by the jury at two years
The Circuit Judge OYerruie bis motion FOR trial. and
prOnOunced judgment upon the verdict, and he has appealed
this Court The entire evidence and the crge he
Circuit Judge the EXCEPTIONS question
Is here male upon the charge Of the Judge concealed to
be Nor Is i insisted that any dur
ing the progress Of the trial The simply submitted Us
upon the testimony and opinion asked whether
conviction stand upon the evidenced
And think it Und0ubtey, if the prosecutors he
credited. the presents Aggravated Case OF
bling That the prosecutor stabbed and ny the dsendaot,
beyond question, indeed not and cann1 lie
Of the but the prosecutor and the
crng to The evidence q the prosecution and other witnesses,
days before there had en lawsuit,
kind before Justice Of the Fce, between these parties.
which had in feelings between them ard the
had male threats against the prosecutor The prosecutor pr0ve
that after this they met and walked dstancc together
ing Which time he spoke IN friendly esetiaui arzO-
him that he had no i'll feelings I0ga IDS him. and wished T.
81 ship with him. and that the they
ought Eny o. dIererce between them That
alter remaRy hattie mad and without giving the proseea
any further warning suddeay rew large ADD dangerous
knife, and stabe the prosecutor the breast with giving
dangerous wound That he TePeaeg aerE ards attempted
stab him. duruv which the Prcs-cuto- retread from him.
giving him kick he rstreael. hlthe EisunrneI did
nothing him. and had supiOn the blOs, until the
The eydsnce Of the prosecutor somewhat
sh1wn7 that he had made threats Osrs variance with lis
testimony in the cause But his general character is sustained,
and the jury had believed him, AMI e Ccut judge has per-
mitted the verdict stand They the Witnesses Rad
them examined before them, and judges OF the
credit due them than possibly Re.
It impossible viewing record OF the
have It, the conviction is the e0nirary
Court is affirmed, WRIGHT.
A correct coay, J. ?. CLARK. Clerk. @
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Nm. NTOGKELL

als. W w SIOCh h1hLkLa
PI AIN ANO DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
wRuEsAiE AxD Err,Il REAIER IN
HYDRA LIC CEHIENTS
plaster Of Paris, PIasterfng Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
IA GOTTA WARE GENERALITY,
No. y BrOedway, Between summer and
.esesgr i Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
THE STAR GALLERYE $3.50 49,
DaguerreOIypeS, AmbrOtypes.
rrs,s REELAIN0TYPES, sEt-
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No A, Union Street next door to Vessel ThOmpsOn's.
H. f. SALTZMAN,
= QLAT1 OPERATOR nusHEs' sALLKRY)
TTAVING fitted UP above, exclusively for that
II branch Of business prepared to receive The ladies and
hs highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared either
IN furnishing his apartments Or roensRg the latest and mos;
" nitges all who may want pictures to give him CALI Pegns
Ii Entrance next door Cwest to Vessel < Thompson.
Is 7. +. sALTzMAN.
MEiTROPOLIIAN
EA TING HOUS E.
gTyHE Proprietor legs citizens Nashville and
the public generally, that he has, at considerable expense
httedup the stoTs houses On the segn'T Of En-.
tie purpose Of carrying on regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE. Fl
lie purposes having Ieer Bill Of Fare with prices attached
50 that he can lie enabled e @ both pockets appettes
charge ft than they get This has been
needed city, and he hopes by strict attention e his business
public patronage lie feels certain Of with his
and the immortal FIJI in the kitchen, he will furnish
public shortest notice. He also keeps hand
large stock OF +
CY1ARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LfQU0RS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan -. = .oo,
Hhll-Ily. .----a j. MOORE,
SUMNER IhANUFAGTURING COMPANY,
j. A. REI.I, EFT AIS.
DURSUANTio decree OF tie sumner Chancery Court made
tbs april Term 1859, the undersigned Commissioners
will Saturday, 25h Of June sell at auction TO
the CHEST bidder creditOf g. II and q months the
CONT0N FACTORY
belonging Manufacturing Company, the
Of GaaIn county Of Sumner, stale of Tennessee said
Factory Spinning peA which 90is spndes
Reels Dresser, "a Cards, aud Bats SpeedeFs, Drivers
LOOMS which averaged about 10000 yards Cloth
week, with good FIGURING Mill attached All driven by first
class Engine ngood order.
There is large bcx boarding house, with out buildings
lIek office and bale with three Dwellings for opera
lives and 6 Is OF land will be sold with the Factory and
Factory buildings This property originally cost the company
about $50 J besides improvements since made. Its locaty IS
healthy aud easy of being the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 70 miles from Nashville coal be had by Railroad or
River Of good quality There will be sold at the time and
terms, or 10 acres Of land in lots
The sale is absolute SUBJECT redemption The Commits
SiOners authorized sell privately and publicly Any urth
information obtained by addressing the undersigned at
Gallan, Tenn J.R.A. T0MPKINS, /
may4 twt6 W. II. BLACKM0RE, Cons
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Ira cdnvell, rs. County Judge Of DavidsOa.


This application % The Circuit GOert Of Davidson for
Hsd1lUs pei the county Judge Of said county audit
and the Treasurer % the county for tie a
OF account ella te due ConWe physc
Tor Medical alleged to lave bcen rendered 70 prisoners
conhned in the jail Of said county at the request OF the jail In
spectors OF said county.
The county jude seems, allowed the claim, far
rendered prisoners confined charge OF misa
meanor, where the persons charged with
felony. r..'ee- -
The Court properly refused the application various ouud5
l The power sufered upon jail Inspectors 70 ake rules
and regulations preservation ofth health and decorum Of the
prisoners, IS confined general sanitary and police Regulations
1t does not authorize them charge he county with physicians
bills Tor me ica en0n 70 the prisoners Physicians bills DO
not form item pTOyir for BY law prosecutions
either for f0ue misemeaa0z5 For such services the ps
Oner IS personally liable other u able % the
plvs him lis BILL and il not he must g
urpaid unless the county s7ue one n noliyeso hu-
ini;y voluntarily ray 81 FpEn his FeN Il re-
suits that the cornty Judge has authority in he anee q an
srer, made By competent number OF the Justices to
allow claim. aud therefore the allowance OF any q
theeam The in the record, void scs "a
If the Jail Inspectors possessed The power 70 bind the county
court the proceeding their refusal should be against
the justices and not county use, who has
make appropriations OF county monies.
jude ment affirmed McbuNET.
A correct copy, ,. P. CLARK Clerk.
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OFFICIAL.

Opinions of the Supreme COnreDF the state
Os Tennessee, at Nashville, December
Term, 1855
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! BALTIRTORE AND QUO
g 3

Ca ID
~ BE S RAILROAD
Great National Route.
TTJERMENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling Benwood a1d PARK
eTsburg the West, AZ which places tes with Railroads.
stezmers, &c, for and from an points ia the
West, SOuth.uest and NOrIh.vreS1.
Fare New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR via any
other route.
Two trains Wheeling daily $50 P H., and 1880
A. NJ. rFass Trr.
Direct connections are male By these trains
FOR all fae Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Roe visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
Men York and Boston, at the cost Of ticket Boston alone By
other lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern Giles procured via
Washington city at additional charge Of So co. 4
= Quick time and sure connections. -
Inquire tickets via the Baltimore Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Offices in he West.
TIHea E. I. FULLER, Gent Western Agent.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. p Smith. Master Transportation. fspi4
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United States Mail Steamers,
steamer w. B. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
steamer EdmOmia. EHs. - .-
CAPTAIN T. G. MOORE,
FAVE Passport Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
O'Clock, NJ connecting with the Memphis and Charles
n Railroad at Iuka Eight miles staging to Passport.
Padueh Saturdays Mondays and Wednesdays at 10
clock, A. NJ 81
Paduch Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock
NJ Connecting Aurora with daily line Of Stages and Tr
Weekly Stages the mouth OF Sandy Renoidsurg,
Clifton Savannah for Nashville Through forty eight
hours. For freig passage apply to -..-a.-.
II, II. HARRISON, Agent
dec5-6m No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Apen