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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09


SEC II. he 1t further enacted, That the bank
snail De located in the city Of Raleigh and shall be
managed by ten directors; and the number which
tne State may appoint the public treasurer in Office
oeang always one of them, shall bear the same pro
portion to the number which the other stockholders
may appoint as the stock then held by the Stats
snal bear to that held by other stockholders; and
ascertanng such relative number if there be
Hactons OF stock the State or individual stockhod.
ers, whichever may have the lareest fr.cton shs1l
oe entitled to the director, and if there be tie the
State shall appoint the director. :
ose IL. Re 1t further enacted That every d.
1sctor whether appointed by the State or individu-
s snau De the proprietor Of at least ten shares Of
STOCK and shall not be director in any other bank.
unless allowed by three Of the stockholdess
DEC. Il Bs 1t further enacted, That the COVER.
nor, secretary Of State and comptroller, shall ~.
PS'nt directors for the State until otherwise provd
Cd oy the legislature
SEC. d. Be 1t further enacted, That the nresi
negt Of the bank shall be chosen out Of the hosrd
Of difee4Qrs, and by majority Of that body. md
shall have IN annual salasy, to Be allowed by th1
stockholders in general meeting =. =
Ssc L. Be Il frtksy enacted, That branche. a
agencies Of tho b4nk may be established ct sucl
times and places - the Stockholders in eenera
nesting may designhte, with. such amount Of c.pi
II Is the directors Of thu bank may assign; and d
ure Of the president and dFectoss after one yjsr'
notice shall have been given Of such intended =,
movsi and shah be subject to ,sach rules and ree,
hlisn = nay b prescribed " the president N
szc IL. b It further sssetsd, That the p,ea
deut and directors may, for each branch, annual
appoint, removable at their pleasure five difectou
being stockholders, and such oAieers and servan
fur themselves and the several branches and age
hi
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

We learn from The New Orleans Fic5gURe Of the
goth inst, that the great suit of Jane Dick Hill
agains John NJ BAGS, of this city, involving, as
understand, the collection ard disbursement of some
millions of dollars by the defendant agent and
attorney fact Of Ill., aud executor Of his father
the lats II. r. w. Ill., after having occupied the
for nearly eight days in taking testimony, had been
finally and amieably disposed Of; Mr. Hill agreeing
to dismiss his suit and 10 give Mr. Bass fall ao>
quittance and discharge against all demands; Mr..
Bass dismissing his action of re-cOnvention, upon
Hills undertaking to pay the balance claimed by
Bass as due TO him account, amounting, wish the
interest, TO ueayly six thousand dollars; the parties
dividing the COSTS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
The SfckIes Case,

WASHINGTON, April 22.-In the Sickles trial, the
following the instructions to the jury, proposed
TO be submitted for the prosecutions: Ii the jury be
ievs frem the whole evidence in the case that the
prisoner killed Phillip Barton Key by discha cir 2
g pistol or pistols. loaded with gGnpowdar and ball,
thereby giving him mortal wound OF wounds, and
that such killing was the Wlful and intentional act
Of the prisoner, and induced by the belief that
the said deceased had sedUced his (the prisoner's)
wife, and some day or days. or for any period def
mite or indefinite, prior to the day Of such killing,
had adultorous intercourse with the said wife and
thai the prisoner was not provoked to such killing
by any assault offer Of violence then and there
made by the deceased, upon against him. then such
wiful and intentional killing, if found by the jury,
upon al the facts and circumstances given in evi
derce ia murder; but such killing cannot be found
10 have been wilfl and intentional in the sense Of
this instruction, if 1t shall have been proven to the
satisfaction Of The jury, upon the whole evidence.
that the prisoner was, IN fact insane at the time cf
such killing.
A painful scene occurred at The time Of adjourn
ment. Mr.. Hart, who has Teen unrcmitting in acts
of kindness 10 Mr. Sickles since the melancholy &C.
currence, and who has been constantly by his side
comforting and sustaining him, was forced TO leave
for New Ycrk this afternoon. On leave taking both
exhibited deep emotion. Siekles almost tainted in
the dock.
An act of reconciliation between counsel took
place in court about the Same time. Mr. Stauutou
came up to Mr.. Ould, and made an apology for any
harsh remarks he had made use of in tie progress
of the case. Mr.. 0uld accepted the apology snd
expressed his pleasure at the restoration of amica>
bic relations.
There is a good deal Of scandal current about
town aecipg the character and reputation of others
besides The principal actors il this drama. 1t would
be improper, however TO give them publicity.
l. is also currently rumOrcd that the jury made up
their minds week ago. This may account for the
remarkable weakness manifested by the prescott on
in their rebutting testimony, and also for the unan-
nous disposition to dispense with summing up
speeches.
The case will probably close early tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
TEBREBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERI
Eorty-tyVO Killed and Missing, Including
the Captain and ether OsTiccrs.


Names the Killed and Wounded, the soaldsl Saw
ed Uulnuei.
MnMrns, April 25.-The steamer st. Nicholas,
Capt MeAIullen from New Orleans exploded at
Island No. co at 10 o'clock last night The boat and
cargo is q fetal less
Cline, The clerks wife, Miss Dunuica the clerk 8
cousin Mrs Mcknight, Mrs. Chreysop, 8 le}y and
babe, name unknown; VIM Falkner Of MeGrs goi 5
landing Iowa, lady name unknown. William
Few, first Engineer; John jenkins, second Engineer;
John Bond, cabin boy; Jane Wood, FIRST cook, of
Hillshorough City, Penn; Joseph Otter, pantrymap;
Mics Jackson, ehambeTmaid, of St. Louis; z D Ar
NOR; Mr.. Alexander; q gentleman from Baton
Rouge, rame unknown. Edward Stephens, Pilot.
of St. Louis; JOHN Dumbreek, fireman, also thirteen
deck hands and fremen; five slave women, the
pastry cook and two berth makers.
BADLY ScALDED Ben Cline, frat clerk of ST.
Louis; J S Acuf, Of Washington, Miss; Jacob
Langbirn, of Pittsburgh; B B Stewart, of Siaun o.
1P.; Thos Carter, Of Tamauga, Schuylkill county,
Penn; Ella Kennedy, Of Brunswick, No Rose St.
John, chambermaid, Of New Orleans; VIM Penny
baker, Waterman, Of st Louis; Fred Miller, George
Mirgle, and Andy Stick fremen; D Caps, Of Farm
ington Illinois; o II Reynolds, Of Sioux City.
SLIGHTLY Sc ALDFD.-G H Giem, Second Clerk
Joseph Wolf, John McAlpin, bar keeper, of St.
LOUIS.
SAVED --ChIst. Monsir1er, second cock; Gus Hels-
ley, mess room tender; DAHL Hester, second Stew
ard; James Gibson, second pantry man; Andrew
Whoops, third cook; P J Lasey, Of Texas, tender;
Geo Ii Gid, striker; Lewis Shafer Simon Mahoney
Joseph Race, Ankrew Mentel, Jacob Derror Jo-
seph Reip Fred Miller, John Gronok, fireman; John
II jackson, carpenter; John Blaize, first mate; Jas
Reid, pilot; Jo Hamilton, porter Wesley Marer, Fed
Miller, deck hand John Pennybaker, second mate;
Faisworm, cabin boy; Jacob NJ Leonard Sc
cond steersman; John R Butler, Of Decatur county,
Georgia; Thos Maxwell, ditto; Edward Ferris,
George W Chreysop; Boyl Traverse, Mrs MurdocS:
Jennings, Jacot Wagner, VIM Miller, resi-
dence not stated Mary A Breen, Mary Donoboe,
c Brown, of Nauvoo; James Paul, of Franklin,
La, Geo Michael, James Mckee, of Rochester,
Pa W Lerich, of Saline county, do
The saved we're brought to this city on the Sns>
quehanna, Including sixteen shoekingly wounded.
The sufferers under the care Of the authorities
and benevolent societies
The river is falling slowly, and is lag inches be-
low the water of last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS AFrAIR-BoDT OF AN IN
PANT FOUED.-The Memphis Asalanehs of the 23d
says: "Some person yesterday discovered a box
floating in the river The foot of Bea street, which
on being pulled ashore was found 10 contain
the body Of an infant, which bore the appearance
of having been in the water several days The box
containing the body was an ordinary candle box
an article which seems to have into pretty gen.
eral use for packing children whom the unnatural
or unfortunate parents wish TO make way with. The
persons who found the body left it the Shore
the edge Of the water and went in to inform the
Coroner who proceeded soon after to the spot, but
when he arrived On the ground the child and box
had vanished, having probably been washed off by
the which were being dashed with great force
upon the shore by the action of the Wird. No trace
of them could be discovered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
MisceIlnIpIrs.

WINDSOR, c. W, April 25-The machise shop
with four locomotives and , 600 cords of wood, be-
longing 10 the Great Western Railway, are destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000.
DRTROIT, April 25.-Nine teuements and the extern
sive furniture msnulactory at the cerner of Brush
snd Graot streets, and two buildings at the oerner
Of Hastings and Franklin streets are burned. Loss
$50, 600. IneendiarY.
Nrw YoRK, April % -Morphy has just left Paris
for England. whence he shortly comes 10 America.
Before leaving he partook of dinner at laris.
st. Ament presided.
Lcguerne's bust of Morpby was crowned with
laurels Gs concession by the Assembly to the
best chess player that ever lived.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAHROAD.-The
Huntington Patriot of the 2lst has the following ar
ticle in regard to enterprise that is engaging
good deal of attention in this city.
We notice a revival Of interest in reference to the
building of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. We have always, Notwithstanding the dis
couragements surrounding the project, been hope
full of the fral building Of this road. We have
based confidence upon the fact that capitalists
In Nashville aud elsewhere deeply interested IN
filling the gap between the railroad connections of
Nashville and jackson. Should the Nashville and
Northwestern Road be built, there will remain no
sort Of doubt of the extension of the Mississippi
Central and Tennessee Road to this place. thus form
ing one Of the most desirable connections in the
whole country.
Nashville, with her system of Railroads branch
ing 10 the different points Of the compass, is vital
" interested In forming this connection, and we
think will never rest until it be consummated. The
work is no being carried forward from Dresden TO
the western terminus of the road and in short
time that portion Of the road will be ready for the
iron We believe that there is stock enough taken
on this end of the road TO prepare it for the iron 10
this place. and hope that the directors may put
this portion Of the route under contract
The question Of location may, think, be res
gsrdeG as being practically settled In favor OF this
ro2te. Should the proposition now submitted 10 the
people of Nashville for subscription by the city Of
500 eco be sustained, there will, think be every
reason anticipate the speedy building of the road
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
o u II FL 4 G

Hoist, host! our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold loat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war. let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne ~ TIE pEtIiOt5 hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its WORTH
Der moor and hill aud strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For Oh! twas IN freedoms cause,
Amid the battles flood
Hoist, hoist flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold i0a; hgh,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our neg in Art great reign,
lie. every float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let fe0ne-selus every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature S made,
Where every type is found.
Above our own Dirt GaQeY,,
Our coUutry's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The leautifuI-the brave
The child--tne psr.ut-patrot-sire
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest p0rtraiturel
With every charm but life.
Then raise our hannerto the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types al the AFt Gallery
Are made ~ @. c. HUGHES,
febl5-d6zwtf. Corner Of College and Union SITS.
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Foreign EYarIEet.

LIVERPOOL, April 13.-CO,ton, dull sales to,day
G 0C0 bales. Richardson, Spence s Co.. quote flour
firm; Wheat has an advancing tendency; Beef,
bUoyant There is q large speculative enquiry aud
holders demsn3 an advance; advanced 24a5 shllings
Pork qu;et holders ask advance Bacon quiet
Lard dull Sugar quiet. Rice quiet Coffee quiet
Rosin dull. SgiIiis Of TaTpenine 42s. American
stocks in good demand closing quiet but steady.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

NEGRO DRowxED.-The Memphis AFPeal Of the
23d says: " A negro deck hand on the steamer J.
G. Cline, wns knocked overheard frcm the lalboard
wheel house Of that boat, while in port here Thurs
day night, sad drowned. lie, in company with four
others, was r'aking scme Tepairs upon the wheel,
when they we're sll knocked overheard by its sud
den revolution. Four &C Them were saved from
drowning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
The cine!nnati Ga.ltte Of the I'd az
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
aefou IlrrI,arl AT9-v I,rtta,i- ,,I 49,,


virtue OF decree the County Davidson coun
ty rendered the March term 1859 the cause
will offer for sale at the Court house in Nashville,
Saturday, 3OIfl of 4 pTii next,
Tract Of Land Of Il the 18th Civil
county, about five miles from Nashville, the
Branch Turnpike being the late residence Epn
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Martin, r. II. Elan, TIERS
also lot fronting the north side Of 20
inches and running back los feet alley which
small frame houe, the Of Line and High
And also lot fronting the side fest
running back half way Front and adjoining
STATIONS large warehouse. Said property wiz be sold
Of and years. with interest from date except the
hundred dollars cash Notes With good security will required
for the balance payable Ia bank lien until
chase money is paid. +. Z. CHEATHAM,
rnh.1 fee ILL., No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
Southern Pacific RaIIyOad,

NEW ORLEANS, ApAl. 25.-Dr. Fowlkes, President
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co has arrived
here. He has fully settled the terms CT compromise
with the new Company He pays Judgment against
the Company. The Stockholders paying the loan
he cut off
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ArriraI Doc stearaer uitY ID Vgashing

Arrival per hteahaef oity % washington
NEW YoBR ApriI2 TIE steamer City Of Wash
ingtou has arrived with Liverpool dates Of the 18Th
Cotton, sales Of three days p coo bales Of which
spectators took LOCO aad exporters 5000 bales
Declined liza / chiefly on inferior qualities COS
ing dull Orleans Middling 4; Upland Midding
Z; Co lsols 95I; Manchester adgices unfavorsble,
closing qaet, but steady; Dfesdsiuffs firm with an
advancing tendency. Provisions have an advancing
tendency.
War rumors have been very alarming but tie
latest news IS more pacific. Armamenis continue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

FoFfieth Anniversary OF the independent
order Of Odd Fellows AT Nashville, April
ORDER OF PRocEssioE:
Members of the Order ia good standing will meet
Al their Hall on Summer street. at o'clock, a. m
when the procession will be formed by the Chief
Marshal.
- At 81 o'cloclock will move down Union street to.
Cherry, down Cherry 10 Cedar, cut Cedar to the
Square, down College to Locust, out Locust to Mar
ket up Market 10 the Square, around the Squsre to
College, down College to Union, up Union to Cher
~, up Cherry to Broad, up Broad to Vine. up Vine
to Cedar, down Cedar TO High, down High 20 Spring
down Spring to Summer, down Summer 10 Cedar,
down Cedar to Cherry, up Cherry to Gaiety Theatre
when the exercises Of The day will proceed as fol-
lows:
/. Music by the Band
.. Ode by the Choir.
8. Prayer.
4 Ode by the Choir.
5. Grafton by Hon. James NJ Quarles
g. Music by the Baad.
Z. Ode by the Choir.
g. Benedction.
After the exercises at the Theatre the procession
will be reformed and pass down Cherry to G "
street, up Gay to Summer, up Summer to the Hall
Visiting aud transient Brethren are respectfuUy
Requested 10 join in the procession.
The doors Of the Theatre will be opened at 10
O'clock a. N, for the reception Of ladies and c:ti
sens generally and we resscctully invite all of our
fellow citizens to be present.
B. order Of Committee.
Z r. GLAsCoCE. @. NIy,h1l
ASSISTANT MARsHMs.-J. Webb Smith, jesse W
Page James NJ. Hinton, NJ C. Cotton, Henry
Meltz.
Al night the members of the Order and their lady
friends and acquaintance, will attend Social Re
Union al Cad Fellows Hall The Assembly Room
will be appropriated dancing, the Lodge Room to
music ana socially, and in the room above table
viii be spread.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

CIEcIyNATI, April p Flour dull sales 1000 bbls
5Goa5.75; whisky, sales 600 bbls, 239; Mess Pork
sales 200 bbls, 100; Sugar firm, Gail; Molasses
So; Coffee firm, II3a12I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
No. OrIcnns rfnrkot.

NEW ORLEASs, April 25.-Cotton sales to day
$500 bales There IS IN improved demand, Mid,
ding I25; Flour quiet, 5.75.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Tbe river is rising with
II feet water on the falls.
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uiVer News,

ST. LOUIS April 25-The river has fallen two
inches in the last a hours and continues falling
slowly.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The river is stationary. The
upper streams rising slowly. The overland mail
OF the first has arrived. News unimportant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
NattonaI FEcdicnI Cnnrention.

LOUISVILLE, April % - The delegates to the Ma
onal Medical Convection to be held here on the OH
of May will be transported over most of the Rail
roads at half fare
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DIX. KINGS DISPENSAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

%f Dr.. King, formerly Of New York for he iastfouf
49, years Of louisville, Kentucky, and Who has a.
voted bis attention Of private diseases Ter ever
thirty years. faer himself, having attended 70 pre ce or =
many years. aneurel many thousands, he IS enabled = -
an diseases af private nature matter how bad hgy nag -
from iducous mgdieal treatment, from neglect o. -aer
sEn Dr. Kings Dspsnsay Is No. q Deaeriek see cee1
Cherry Square, where be al diseases o. fa
nature.
from business. -.
sTRcRURxs OF cid recent date edectualy efee ~ ~
avs BY al operation which causes no PAIN H1e
exists health cannot be enioyed Perhaps ne al.s causes
o-e ,iahfef ard underminss the constitution 80 mao
spIt4s with the diseases 81 he ssin growing Get o. ne-
Is ar lad teainnenf be sdeay cared IN few days.
sEMlsAL WEAKEE particular attention having been gwen y
his dsese all the consequences growing GU Of ~ oron5f
an in many cases destructive habits Of nconHaefle
Youths excessive ndulsee q the PASSIONS neg ect g
shc undermine the constitution, rsnaerinE ne subject upn4
Cor bsiness society, and causing preat1re Old ase
females who may be iaboring WITH dncny Of ne Won9
nav rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing Abroad BY writing and stating ner cze -
fee ENCLOSED directed A. King Ne 2 Deadrlck areef
yeshve Tennessee. will have the Necessary medicine sent .
m necessary directions Strict secrecy observed.
once hours from o'clock in the morning until Din he eEeno
nav Za-d&Wiy
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mOUsE AND LOT ZOE 81.

Y. 2. Navaugh, CS Patrick and Thos. J. Nayaugh,
10y decree OF the County COUr. Of Davidson county,
dere in the above the July 1885,
the March term, 1852, will offer for sale tire Court
house in Nashville, saturday le 23l day Of april
ground fronting about IS feet the side Of North
Market Street. E Nashville, and running hack College
alley, upon which is frame house
TERMSOnethiTd will be required in cash and the lalancc
six ard twelve months credit Notes with security required
lien re aimed.
and is sol for distribution.
mh2l ID Prs fee S y. Y. CITE ATII Al. O. & Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Brady is arguing on in
Structons to the jury trying to show that Key fired
the derringer pistol.
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NOW Eorlk rEnrkct.

New York, April 2j.-C5tcn, quiet, fales 600
bales TIE steamers news was received too late to
have any eiFsc on The market, UplaHds II g ORLEANS
in transit / {, wish freight; Sugar s.eal GslGy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoucE TO Country MERCHANTs.-We are selling
many articles OF Hardware, "being part Of Kirk
nan Eilis's last importation" at small advance
IN Cost for Cash our new stock, which is being
nace complete By daily arrivals, We offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at 81 Public
-quare, hirkman Ellis's old stand, from
NH If. MCCALL co.
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lfOUsE AND LO,r TOTs -.


EHY D. Il. Willis ct al, Elizabeth CilGr5ss et al.
decree OF the County Court Of Davidson County,
at the Msrc. term 1850, in the abuye cause, will
sale at the Court House IN Nashville, Saturday tie
OF April next, house and lot OF ground, high street.
ord oh Nashville The lot fronts 49, tie Of
street; the house good brick hous, with rooms
good repair. Said property belongs the
rine Willis deceased and sold pay debts q estae fer
ng the heirs.
TERMs-SiO0 will be required cash, and tie balance
credit and two years. wi interest Notes with good
rty required and lien retained.
L. j. CIEATHAM
-, a Erf-F fee lori. av4lM aefpr
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PARDoSED.-The Memphis appeal oftbe % says:
'Caharine Moran, who had been convicted Of larce-
ny during the present term Os the Criminal Court,
and whose punishment was assessed at three
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary, but who
had been pardOne3 by Coz. Harris, was liberated
yesterday"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

TNOR RENE.~--The large Room over the Daily News OF
Fee formerly occupied by BArpards Book Bindery This
ToOm 40 feet suitable for job Printing Once Book
Bndery almost mechanical employment steam power
can te had fron tAe News 0Hce Eagre, in this room.
Enquire Mr. Fisher at News eee, Of A v, s Lpesley
The suSscriher, lia6 JAMES ", H0iTE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-26

The Supreme Court at Jackson has confirmed the
decision Of the Circuit Court of Weakly county in
the case of W. G. Workman, who had been convict
ed Of murder and sentenced TO the penitentiary fer
eleven years Workman has been in Jail more than
three years