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a ecfrecs copy >. SANi-Af St-lAs
John HilI vs JsrnssN Hintsn- sheriE, and u1rsssa.
This s motion against e sheriff Of Davds0n and s sa..
Mes fora ise retnrn sPon an sias SIMMONS In 5t Ths
The pro, s.s issued IOh JAY Isss. aod sos q tsh.
SEesssI ~ ss % 9p ae.irV IN 5s Nse uI 81 l 49, % 49,
4et ord IN ny e9sEsss Sept. 8 ls5s.
refry of the notion At the osurn arm Is ls loos Ts
plaintiff By his attorney the Court FOR judgent AGAINST
Ea JEss Hinton return q Alas mn
nosS hsrsoiore . VT, On ne leth day q july - sa
Newell. MN ~ SsTeiI i.ustss sad Nashsn iEsshs ne
q soAl nAa een served on B. Nssell Two questions sTss
- e P0eeeongs aPoa which ae CoHrt supposed % have
me Sheriff moved to amend his rsturn b. he iartian u
~ N9sa % 10 rhi sas refused An ofeer oaneol per-
nittad e amend lr nation aim; Hump so Rus
rsaso6 of he DISTINCTION is Ia. s 81 = =
- ss 2o,os, aed POT ne no.os s. t gi 3 m- Il = IA
ans Psnta proposed . prove that Nathan HAFh
This alsss Be sTOT This rUaE q he cos4 s.s rSt
Is sreenned snesd 4i which vase nottea GO
svdsoes & nirodacs . o ,hs e is -. 81 =, ,1
self could Be 5 ioos sis n = s M sl.snE T S 81 S =
a ne IstErn Esrs f.lss. and inay sats slu1i = ~
saesee sny Shsre re iAisiiy spPsaFssa ls ,ss .shs
thesedecisions We ,Ts 10 NIB hee But they Esfs ossaa
or ase ena insa1eie2t = iurfs q sSseonE dr saet
o. -, aaoPtea n toe goae as seci,ol 80:
This molten founded uPon - = So he Code cksa k
That seeto7 ETs penalty q a. rsoYssd b. coa
OF The party aEgeTec, sglrSt any Sns1, uttsr oce
Who rsts . faf E7GE Qf Br1css9 faaG
Ifo GEg corr9 r rscor2, GHd dsIrsrR q s - fss5 b.
Ieys 10 ggr dgg Tue H-gs rea cula sppiy e4els
the enquiry The oe Of tie and ex1 tg.
qsno a. y cases q cutiSns 4ee Iol7n iInof aEr
@ return IN iAet, bat Or tae
give anE pfeeaes 90 The m0t1n shs
o1stF1ed % he shall anly hnd N he nfs Ne
Clerk a. the proper time and shoa s endFseut
hilscoa has been such TIE ~ clauds It1tit
show that be has done what - law requires Of hin zs
le hss executed the wit good WY be ha
1cis IS peHups the correct toR I cldns tAenl-
y % te return end rssd " the is 6oa
N law The only defect Sliced Is tzt be sas1 that th ds
endant Harsh Is not found ~ coun Hhsn L ieuld BE-,
i let 20 Be found &C That would perfect hsaus
night he true that be found be zht
9 : % be ound' hy pfoper exertiGna. rar a
BAT SUCH sirtetures vii not te required When notion = ua1s
ora penalty. In Pseks = I9d dseE Aough
N tnioruAJ, E0aid not auhorss motion rszzl e
4 "a ~ ~
The siuignsat disallOvns tie nosloa El bs azrzea ,
-Aeorec. eopz, ]. ?. c..sE. ol,rE. -.
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pets are Of hegn granite in immense bloels. foul
feet high, two feet wide aud six feet long. sfde-
walks each side Of solid blocks Of granite. and
double train ways Of the same materiai for car
Fisges. Indeed the bridge is perfect, and Withal 80
sieruly simple that not dollar appears to have
been expended for mere ornament. Unless blown
up BY gu1posdsr, OF thrown up by an esrshouake,
i: would last until the end Of tine.
rseven ofiss arches have already been shattered
by gunpow icr, and the whole made iupasssbls.l
1.-The Tic;no Is rapid, clear stream. running
through the PLAZA With here aad there sand bars sf
the sides aud in tke centre OF the river In travel
ing 70 day We saE. many bitches, through which
clear water was running, and in some places the
plain was oveFasWn. sTe--c E
can extensive system Of Irrigation prevails h
this part of Italy, aud the fields, route to-
day, are eultivsted like gardeu-Viass, mulberry
trees, corn, grass, etc, are luxuriant. IN T. En-
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN now Offering for sale the House and Cherry street
3 now eccupie1by MIR Weller.
The house very large and cOmmodious containing
~ servants ce lars, &c
The house good srder, most of it beng recently rebuilt an5
better adapted or first class bssTdng house than any house
in Nashville.
Tas lot is sixty feet front by hundred
-, ave feet the stustsd OF
an addition that would any
the city,
large portion Of the furniture be purchased with the hous
If desired.
1t we'll that hots keeping Is in this citya pro-
atabe and wishing 70 engage in such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible loea
ton Seng eonvesnt TO az the business portions Of the city,
FsF terms, Sc, ePpE b
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siaussssr vs.. BIrar,II.

At The November m, s Of hs Circuit Ceurt Of Jackson,
Judgment si entered against esughtsr ~ SO, for
his farre attend he had bsen duy summoned 70 Co.
witness PntH In the suit Of Biraseil Hail. thea
pending IN said Court cer ds issued and
served Slaughter, the return Of which he beaded sub
stance Unable Ettefd bau'e OF the lnsss %
his wife cUBned her bed, and i'll that his attention
sbeolaty Deessy 70 her comfort and safety
Ts this pea there demurrer, which. argument
gustained and na Judgment rendered sganst The def ndsnt
There IA Ireof the record tending impeGch truth
q the plea But decline notice it. Irrsu arly
received The judgment he demurrer being decisive o hs
case. - --4
By the act Of I7ei en- ! p, witness regularly sua
monei, h bound to send from TO until oisc avel
Court the party 81 whose insanns be may have ben
sammone under the penalty pecb-d anes on the reSrn
of scer0 Gctds Sufficient he shown By Wines of
his neP4y 70 attend at the tine and psos the
q =
I1 Luke ". Given, YER E7s the snoapacs contemplate
b. ne ute, Is neid - ph ysi5 ,oeapacity Of TIE
mss Hhetnes Or not his restricted of uca
pae be gariauts ned not inquire feel clear
st the facts aiesd In ths ps do Constitute suc an in
capacity on the part Of the witness - ob Eand " ths
summons Is oonenplstsl By the act The 81 ebyiousy
that the lncsp9e Of Ehassv nsu nay b hsd %
Be, must be ersor6I incapay of the witness hnosn TAs
y sseB % b hsFSt FsEaiTaaHs 0f fhs sE, ", - Dc
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The Grsa. F,ood Of ,s,o.

A correspondents Of the New Orleans Crescent
writing from Memphis on the 7th inst, speaks of
the great food as follows:
The Mississippi opposite Mmephis may now be
said to be fully forty Hes 02s--that is to say there
is Uet acre of dry land bttReen the Memphis
bluffs an the 81. Francis river in Arkansas. The
ST. Francis discharges Into the Mississippi about
thrt five n les below here, and the country lying
bsfscet4 these two treams is wholly submerged. l.
is mated at n leat 800 900 acres in tois tract
ngeIt mt "wat r let's, !" of which it you'd
be libeJs ly low estimate to say that cny so 900
acres are good C tt lands. which last year pro-
1uced about 25,000 bales Of CIT D. The loss to
plaI tations in this tract in the way Of fences
ried away, buildingS damaged, stock los, etc., Is
estimated at $780, and yet il is but q small
item in the long catalogue Of disaster and run
and loss which the crest food of 1859 should
have entered TO its "credit " have heard within
day tso past considerable discussion in regard
to the probable loss to the eott crop Of this year
by the overflow, and the lowest estimate made IN
my hearing places the loss at half million Of bales
while the very many intelligent and calculating
planters and statIsticisns fix it at q much higher
figure.
1t appears generally to be admitted that the num-
Der Of acres of the rich alluVial cotton lands Of
Mississippi and Tennessee submerged this spring
is more than double II regard it as qusdruple) that
ofist season, and yet fear the 1cOrst IS st to come
The regular annual or spring food, which is usual
ly expected between the 15t1 Of May AMI the mid
die June will in all probability, be experien ed
before the wafer in the lover river shall have an
opportunity to abata, and must inevitably produce
the most disastrous results.
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Lights for the milIiOns

VETE farui.ha v-,y s1rsfsu, COAL OIL LAMP VIA
w Wick aud Glass for 5 cent .. ..eH.--r
GOAL OIL q various qualities, at srsfy rsai pfces-
Old conliniOn Coffee and Tss PUts. rw
Rasvr Coolers, lee c Freezers.
Pudding B'Ene ManEe aud Cream rlouids.
Wash b use Stoves and Foruscss-
100 PLATED Alhata ard Brtsna Csst0rs
Spoons and FoFks Of shesd, richly platsd arrznf
T. b the very best quality.
Imperial Metal, Block IN an Britans Core Tsa Pots
Rattan Chairs, Of sEs-y lIEs and style.
WI e wash. Scrubng, Du5tng Brushes, Door Mats Fsot
bapes, Feather Busters, and Al articles y rsod
keepers AZ this season.
The cheapest Cook stoves in the CItTs1
msR4 MACKENZIE & MFxCHTg.
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MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS
AND

n YIGG In Jsskson county, twenty miles ffom Tie -
Bay The haysisd river, a the head q RaTgA- ls
G0n, at TsunA; eA
splendid league Of land. Comprising apsards q -
4Ooe acrssof good lana In the STATE, uniting
Vsntagcs Of fertility Of soil, sauby Of emah, excellent Estr
with quantity 81 wood aud excellent ubeF u the aaii
g-snouzht 70 aIt plantation ysarssih Sc
undeE noe upwards Of JCO In cultivaOns Esod ac
ng-Eh hr class Gin Fecenty pu up, negro eabns olGr
houses, ets in good repair. On his land erups era
Of tobacco Be successfully curvaisi annually prons
ing all The cereal. together win tropical ults abzndAnce.
Tbs stream sboundag With hsh the Eoods zae. ena-
ing 70 presenta magnificent chance lover bar
primal sse Fer III, land viii lake S5J00-sy ty aoa-
sand dollsss-sns half in negroes.
Lying the Lavsca emptes fno ths Harind
some SIX miles below 1saBz, another splendid leaEae
miles distant from the hrst, O5t beautifully undusne, via
Eosd and timber in super abundance presenting ras svang
This league has no improvements Ts both unilatd
and Gndukbe, can b had a. A o-ss twenty ave hoza4
dOlarsal OF IN part paybs Most s1csla, 10
het no better stock 0nin the State Come and for
selves @. NJ FLOURNOH,
nay5-dl&E2t- Iszana. Jackson county Iexsl-
The Nashville Uni0E vii Insert amount S5 eVa
bill Tor eollection-6 (zsede3 Otzao
fJyLd Gaasfts
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The Bridge of BnffaIOra.-The slow Pro-
gress Of the Anslrians ExnIaaneh.

greSS OF the AuStrfanS EXplaameds
Much surprise IS expressed by many person
that the Austr ans after crossing the Tieino should
have made such slow progress In their march Of in
vason, when every hour 10 them is so important
IL is slated in let er from Turin that the Sardi.
niane have blown up the bridge at BuEalora, filled
trees across the roads, aud cut the dykes end thus
have oveIfoWed the fields this side the Tieino Tins
perhaps, will for the delay Of the Austriaas
Many Of the roads across the plains Of Ssrdin a,
now the seat Of WsF, are, we're. lined with rev.
of full grown trees, and very little labor would
materially o6stTuGt the roads two or three days
at least A correspondent Of ours having recently
Travelled, by carriage, from Milan to Turin By Buf-
falsrs Novara and VSEcelli, sends us an extract
from his Journal written the spot, Ehieh may be
Interesting 10 the reader that this part of Sar
diba is SO suddenly made famous:
'-NovAKA, September 24.-We left Milsn this
mOrni lg in carriage for Hoysra, arriving hsre
four o'clock this afternoon Taeroad is good all the
way, being nearly s;r dght and dead level, with
the exception of one or two slight aud gradual IS
cents and deseen,s Weerossed en- foot the msghi-
fcent granite bridge over the Tiono at Buff llors
This triige is one thousand feet long, sud Is the
fnest BRUCE l ever saw away from eiy or town
Il has eleven arshes Of uniform sze and is built of
immense blocks Of heHn grsuite, st cost Of nearly
500 600. such bridge could not be built for
nillen of dollars in the United States. The para
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DIR. MIKE EN-,
UrreOu and Mechanical Dentist,

ENHE citizens Of Nashville respectfully informed that Dr.
Mckeen has taken Rooms AT No 266 Cherry street. front
will constantly found, 20 serve those
"he need his professional skill In remedyns the ma AIDES
the mouth teeth. long expefenee aud practice enables
rim 10 warrant all work perorme him Tie eXtrvagant'
charges OF the Profession have hitherto prevented NsTy many oa
aliing them elves OF the medical mechanical aid thai Il In
ispensabs for hesth comfort and beauty That fact has n
duoed such graduation Of pces that will be in the power Of
any oRs to Dsur the eHPepssl ap9S-dln
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gasbbiIlt Gniun anS Smeritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weekIT So; weekly ss.

ARREST OF THR SUPPOSED MURDERER AND BANK
RosBEB.-The jackson Wig Of the Goth says: ''we
understand that Jtmes Rigdon Irwin. party sus-
pected Of being concerned in The late murder and
bank robbery at this place, on tae Sd Of February
last arrested by parties cm this county in par-
suit Of him, few days ego, in Tishauingo county,
Mississippi. where be had been living as laborer
in mill since 2sd of February. he will be inne-
dialely brought to this place and an eTanination
had as to the complieity he had in that awful AMI
mysterious deed, familiar in all its details to all
our readers and 90 fresh in the memories Of the pee
pie Of this place s-
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NUMBER 395.

power % chaage hsiOnss The courts Il ru.s \,
6srsd hoEeyers iA ncre ot fa hyhly stssas - so1ia
sudrient 70 enserca tfe attsulanee Il uf1ss-
css5 Judgment asdrmef McHrs-r
A 0orrect copy, ,. p CLARK, Clerk
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1859 Hzzs...zz.sz.EE7siaER - 1859
Hannibal and ST. Joseph ISaiIrOad,
OF Missouri.
ToMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
RiyeIs. $50 miles further West and $50 the
NEW GOLD REGION
than any Other Railroad. Aforing shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily at O'clock, A. NJ, arrival
Of the magnificent steamers composing The Il. ST. Jo r. r.
Line, which leave 81. Louis daily o'clock p A Whereby
passengers St Joseph Ia - hours from St Louis and
Joseph with ue Of first Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of from Atchon Lesvenworh
City, Nebraska CitJ, Council Bluffs Omaha Gaining
From 2 40 days over any other Route
Time from Nashville to ST. Joseph, SO hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga &23.5O.
baggage checked through. and saerooms Packets
free Freight taken at OWest Emgrants desiring
company their Stock depend going through by fast freight
trains
ThrOugh Tickets, (and the only route by which St.
Joseph I've reached by Raroa for sale 8tthe Nashville and
Chattanooga haiT0ld Chattanooga, and Same oce Nash
vile, AMI all the principal Railroad offices in the United States
For information address JNO. II. BOWEN
J. B. GROkT, Gen Ticket Agent, Gen. Agent St Louis.
JOSIAH IiUST, Supt. Hannibal teb22-d6n~
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nALTImoRE AND OHIO

80: RAILROAD. G=.r
Great National Route.
FHNEBMENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling Benwood and Park.
tspnrg the west At which plsees uites with Railroads,
Steamers, &C., FOR md from ali points in the
West, S0ufls-xy,est stFsd NOrth-vVest.
Fare New York AMI Boston ONE DOLLAR iess than via
other roufe.
Tao trains leave Wheeling daily $50 ?. NJ, and 1880
A. 4.
Direct connections are made By thsss trains
f Fer all the Eastern Cities.
This isthe oniJ route to Washington Ciiy.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Phiadepha
Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston Alone BY
other lines. .-5rnre -r-r-s H-r
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities can be procured via
Washing ton city additional charge Of 90 90.
Quick tine and sure unsctOns
Inquire tickets viz the Bsinore ana Ohio Rsllrosd at any
The principal Railroad ofioss in ille West- - (
E. +. FULLER, Gent Western AgeAt- ?
I. III COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W.P Smith, Master Transportation. 1 lapl4. r
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EROTTTVG WAGONS q Z
kOCkA Mans,
SCLkIES, 6tS.s
To which ty Invite the atsnsn % those Wsnting anytk IN
tne line We viii VuaranIee be uy equal
ish Snd qsaly n afy heretofore iksr
Rorherb or ssthsrn cities Beng experienced rkae
selves smpOyns but fret class mechanics. End rE
nothing but the best material ussd
we arr better prepared than bshment q
up neat, elegant and daFabs Eurk.
MYSRs, HUNF co.
r ? Isll work done By rs is varransd.el u
TERs, BUNT q CO.
M G r. BERRY being 5sunecfed with this estabshzsut
viii take pleasure showing BIS E@quantanoes through fur
nshing them with suhssntia and stylish vehicle gutsl
ther taste. All orders left with the house for Eork
pairing slll be promptly attended tOin the best sys
ap22-d2m
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N1j NEWAHDs
UGAWAY from the subscriber 10Th Of March, -,
q dark mulaO boy named Esk kLls about 2S years -
O etS inches in heghh chsek large and prom
inen large quick noOEed and speaks rather
When he eft he had frOc and pantsnesy
stuE The probably lurking about the vicinity Of
Nashville, and Will ondeayor make his Tree State
The above reward will be paid taken Of the so if
caught in this State and j that get HIM
may t-d&Wlm JOHN LASEY. -
NOEG GS EN1.---Ghe large Room oyerthe Daily News o.
nee, formerly occupied by Barnars Iandery. This
GO by 90 feet is suitable for JOB Printing Office, Book
Biude, almost mechanical employment. Steam power
ssn he had from shs News Ohcs Engire, in this
Enquire Mr. Fisher, News Ofee, OF A v Linesey
The subscriber. ija6l JAMES " HOYTE.
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Rooms to Rent.

SEVERAL handsome In the second and third
stories OF the Caion Block, Cherry
Spring eets Apply to Griffith, at The Union ana
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p. P. PECK.
CHEAP COOKING sTevEs.

CHEAP COOKING ST0EESs5lI
We have parchassd large number of s.t
THE TROPIC COAL COOKING STOVES,
which the gas and lnske arising ctl
And save One-haif the fuetg
And saves 0ms-haiR the Euelf rr
And saves One-haiE the fueH
We therefore oher al styles Coal s1kur 8cl al
Of Hhich haze been aprroVrd Of It
Unprecedented lew Prices
Unpreesdented Lew PrfceSl -
TnPrecedentFd lew Prices
MA EENZIE 3 MlNCHIN,
ApS "A Coess Sesss
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BRoNcuITIs--Rsv. F. L B Shaver, President OF
the Alabama Copferense Of the Methodist Protest
ant Church, in account of hisEmt tour through
the district, says:
81 smoke 3 composition of equal parts Of saw.
dlst, Of fat lghtwaod and ground coffee, for the
sft Of my throat, and it has dine me more good
thaa onything have tried for years. Il is here
gwen TO all who afflicted With bronchial disease
Try It, and il it does do you good il viii be the
first failure, in my knowledge, after good many
tlf %
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DIZZY GOODSt DRY GOGDSI
e McWHERTER BRO,S. z .
For Ihe Fail Trade.
We are receipt desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry GOOiSI
Wehavc offered to the the retail trade.
EAVING purehaaed this stock from the largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Easerncities feel hesi.
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PEsEC CES
and ReaSonRble Te rms any hcuse in the city.
Our preken: stock embracesevery variety OF i
New and Fashionable Designs,
suOa very handsOrs Robes Ala -a q :. = G 81 4
"a =. !. Ts6la;
French DsLalns', Plain and Fancy.
French ana English MerinOssi g. eco
EscsniaPiaidE;
Laveas, for Travelling Dresses
U'Bege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaE Plain and Fancy Dress Silks and CIoss
Blac Silks sll grades together with other article too teious to
Wsha1e also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
BIeached Domestic, all gralesi
I0&l24 beached Sheeing;
q inch Pillow COttsH;
- Brown Sheetingi
- land 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PId Lusey, all kinda ~ l D..
Rlannels, all eolors, qualities and prices; . ~.
Canton Flanaels
Negro Blankets; -..
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Ke.sey satnetts Casmeres Vestngs Shirts,
Fronts Collars, and in fact article person
end in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete Boots and
Shoes, ais snd Caps Dufour Cos Anchor Eony
Cloths, Carpets &c To all of which invite the arention Of
the trading community Our motto Is to sell ceep the
cheapest. AcWHIRTER BROS.
seplS 81, North MARKET sreet.
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DIR. w. IL. HUR EY,

(I.ATE OF KNOXVILLE TENN.)
FEENDBRS his professional 10 he citizens Cf Nash
Vile and vicinity. lie Las been actively engaged in the
practice Of bis profession for sixteen
md hopes by strict attention be able render saac
NGn TO sill who may favor him with a call
Office No as Cherry street, Capt siockes resi-
dence Residence Pearl street, South Nashville.
ap2i d&IW3m
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SALLA IkACESs
G I eSs
SPBIN OF 1899
VETILL the Race Course "Wednesday,
Wv June lst 1853
FIRST DAT, "WEDNESDAY,
Sweepstakes year ods, meheafs Sl60 entrance
S56 forfeit
Eli Odom names Godva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
hay colt Worst, by Albion hy Richard.
Guild &Byths names Ran Barry by Albion, dam Jerry
DAY, SECOND.
Great for S6 oU H. 90 forfeit, mile heats
Guild Blythe Hiswaha, by Albion, by Wagner
Odom Mary W. e by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
THIRO FRIDAY, THIRH.
sWespSakesfor untitled three 0ls, mile heats slOO
trance S5ofcreit.
W g. isrdng. names black colt, by Albion dam CANA.
AlsU, brown cult by Epsilon, dam SeAlird
Jehn Acock black by boss dam by Eclipse
FOURTH E.Y, SATURDAY, FOURTH.
Stakes for all ages, mile heats 500 SlO) for
felt.
w J. Harding brown Tennessee, by Epsilon,
Kate King
Guild & Blythe Eie Dean, by Albion Gloriana
Elliott Malone Comet, by AliOn, dam Leyathan.
GALIAIIE, Aprl lst, 1853 BARNES. proprietor.
B-The above is situated Ia miles the
Galan OF the safest and best tracks in
the southwest every accommodate all
The track pickeIed with stands
nodsea II who may choose 10 come.
spI7tw tJuneI A. BARNES, Proprietor.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-25
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