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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-26
BETTER THAN GOLD.
70 DEnggisla and Physciana

TO Druggists and P~hysicians
IT rs IMPOSSIBLE to convey an adequate idea
Of the iH1mense good now being done by Dr.. Smith's
-Eteetric O." Of Pbfladelphia. is important to
place it in the hands Of al medical men as soon as
may be, 10 save pain and suffering, in all cases Of
acoident &c. Nothing has ever don't what this arti-
Gle is doing in same inc.
PfIes---hTOre wonderful Cures
Electrical Oil.
p~HILApELPHIA june 8, 1858
DR.. SaiA:-I was suffering intensely from intern
NJ Piles was given up By two physicians. Twas adj
Yised 70 try Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil. By injections.
The first application relieved the pain, and after four
applica ions / was relieved the pain, and after four
applications was entirely cured.
Yours, gratefully
Mrs. MARY CHITTICK.
81 Juniper St., two doors above South.
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TRIAL OF DANIEL e. sICKLES.
Nineteenth paY.

WASHINGTON, April 25-The court room was
crowded this morning. Mr. Brady argued in an able
and eloquent manner, on the instructions Of the de
tense, mainly on the question of insanity. He en-
deavored to show that the Derringer pistol was fred
by Mr.. Key. There is no mortal witness to gains
say the fact.
When Mr. Brady came to the eleventh of the in
structions, which is as follows, "If the jury have
any doubt to the case either in reference to the
homicide or the question of the sanity of Sickles
he should be acquitted" the Judge interrupted him.
saying that "ths Court had already decided 60 in
one case"
The reports of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane, show that the most exciting Of inssnN
ity are from domestic troubles letrusted that Mr..
Sickles so far from being punished and degraded by
his appearance here trial. would give dignity TO
the crimiEsl dock. In Mr.. Brady's conclusion,
which was forcibe and eloquent, he said that if Mr.
Sickles bad not resented the wrong done him, he
did he could never have returned to New York and
been received again among bis former associates.
Mr. Ould followed Mr.. Brady-He denied that !he
prosecution were defending adultTy the courts Of
This District. He condemned that as much as any
crime, but the crime tried here is murder The iu-
icuity Of the one crime could not detract from the
enormily Of the other, could it relieve it Of the
horror which everywhere attached TO The taking
Of human life. He proceeded to review the ancient
laws of Scion and the laws of the Gothic nations,
which made the same distinctions the common
law between the adulterer caught and killed and
killed aferward; but we are not governed by the
laws Of Scion, nor by the Roman, nor By the Goth
iu laws. but by the common law
Mr.. Ould continued for some time and before he
. had concluded the Court adjourned.
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Foreign NEWS.

lTEw York, April 26.--sardinia has sent Maruois
Dazelio to London a special mission. The Aus.
titan troops are advancing TO Lombsrdy dreaming
tie frontiers Of Piedmont.
The London Ners intimates supplemental Indian
loan.
HONa KoSo, Feb. 25- me supplies Of lea are
falling The Indian government has Increased tie
import duty. The market is depressed.
A Paris dispatch says that Eaglana will propose
a general disarmament.
The Tunes says that the pacific adyices from Paris
produced very little effect on English funds Tues
day, The public believe that Napoleon does not
intend 70 promote pacific adjustment on the basis
of Austrian treaty rights, aad will utterly disap-
point Sardinia.
The sponieet of the Herald says Earlike pre-
parations in France continue on tremendous scale
Troops are pouring into Lyons and Paris.
The Patrie asserts that France is still on peace
footing, and has not applied to the Legislature for
war credits; while Austria, having increased her
army in Italy to enc hundred thousand, might com.
mence a campaign tomorrow.
TIE Patris says if Austria mssnSa general disar-
msuent shall result IN the mantainanoe of in stqhl
qRO in Italy, she must rot expect France to be thus
duped.
The cavalry and infantry of Bavaria are 10 be
placed on a war footing al Germany will be in
arms before May.
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Arrival of the steamer st. Louis.

New YORK, April &c The steamer st. Louis, from
AspinWall, has arrived viii 81, 723, 900 treasure
The revolution in San Salvador has been sup
pressed.
The city of Quito and a number Of small towns in
the Northwest have been destroyed by an earth
quake The loss at Quito is from two to five thou
sand lives, and three millions Of property. Some
damage was done to Guayaqujl.
Dr.. Treyitb our Consul at Valparaiso had diff
Guilty with the Government because the actors in The
outbreak of February .he 28th, took refuge in his
house. Ireyitfs ezequatur has been cancelled
The revolution in Chill has been nearly quelleG
la an engagement at Coqaimbo tho Government
forces were compelled to retire with loss of 90.
Tha reYolutionisis less nearly double that mum
Der.
BoLrvIA--The opposition party we're beaten with
q loss of 65. including many Of The leaders.
Gen COrdova appeared on the frontier, and troops
we're sent against him.
The blockade Of Guayaquil continues.
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Foreign Per Steamer Circass

New York, april 26.-The Weser and Arago arr
rived oat
Paris letters say that peace is hopeless.
Austria's propositions for the Congress are not
acceptable to France, but Napoleon is net ready for
var aud seeks delay.
The Paris Bourse had been depressed, but rallied
and closed at 60 francs So ceEtimes
ENGLAND The ministerial statement Of affairs
in Europe has been postponed to the 18th.
LIVERPOOL Corn quiet, yellow 5s6daGs per cen
tai, white 7s3da7s6d. Lard dull, 55s Bacon quiet
Sugar dull. Coffgt dull Rice buoyant, advanced
perez.
LoNDoE.-Baring Brothers quote, Wheat advanced
las; Sugar steady; Rice firm; American stocks
slow Of sale, but prices unatered.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
CANES CANES !

SHIRTS COLEAIES. .-r
I'D ECETyED this day, every variety of sh Collars, of the
e = best quality.
ap6 J. IL NCGIIL.
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CommBRcIAI.
Nasnrllle lIarke1, Am p.


CoTToN-We heard Of the sale Of only A bales day as fol-
lows: bales at &c, and 81 atIl1s. We quois
Inferior. a p,
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. "a w
Los MidGlng y e9l014
hiddling '.-.-.-lo3a eB1l
Good Middling II 1
There is not much disposition The part either buyers or
sellers to operate until further foreign adcs are received
The Charleston Courier Of the s5th says;
The ansaconso Friday aehea Upwards of 500 bales and
were token upon basis Of the prices We made
up weekly report. On Saturday there material
provement the demand The sales that da having reached
was the case on Niddng and The Eer GRADES
reported ia have operated liberal
The market reported 70 have elose on the latter ny at l
l27sc for Aiddiing and l2s @l@5scios Mddiing Fair
CHARLESTON, april 95-Saies Of Cotton day 500 bales
The market is unsettled, and prices are irregular.
SAvANSAH April 23.Tbefe better enquiry to-day
have noticed for several days past Lat difference the
buyers and sellers has restricted transactions
tales Buyers would he willing 10 y Mid
ness in their demanss.
sAvASSA, April s5sales Of Cotton to-day 200 bales The
MoBIE april g5-saes Of Cotton to day 500 bales The
market generally unsettled and DUH Middlngs I2c nothing
sinte the reception Of u steamers news.
The New York EeeHiR9 Post Of the go says:
This has been dull week in the Cotton market Business
last week restricted by the absence Of from Europe
which, when received Wednesday last proved very dsappoin
resignation Of the British ministry and partial decline Liver
pool Buyere have since been ndposed operate and sales
generally however, have shown anxiety realize.
evng that the next steamer bring favorable accounts
and knowing that excessive the market just nov
result against them Nor could much Of the Cotton now
offering be forced for sale without considerable loss
ToBACCO-The sales day light, amounting to only
lG hhd follows Fisher Wheles Co. sold 10 hhds at 36
49, 90 49, 4IO so 10, SIS 525 As; aud A. Ham
on hhds at O5, 45O, ass 5sO, o5 and IS. We quote
Medium Lea. e55l
GOOD AID tlne-.. -----b ese5s
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


virtue Of decree of the County Court
ty rendered the March term 1859 above cause
will sale at the Court house yard in Nashville on
Saturday, 30th of April next,
Tract Of Land Of Il Acres IN the 18th Civil District
cOuDty about five miles from Nashville, Louisville
Branch Turnpike being the late residence Ambrose Euan
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Martin, r. H. Elan,
fronting the north side of Line street. feet
running Jos feet alley situated
n small frame house, the Of line gh streets
And also lot fronting the side of Market feet
running back half way Front sr and adjoining
SratOns large warehouse. Said property will cred
Of and with interest from date except the
hundred dollars cash Notes Tith good security will required
for the balance payable in bank, and lien retained until
chase money is paid. 4 II. CIIEATHAM,
nh97-Rtd Prs fee IS Clrek I Master.
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CINCINNATI DiStIIIery.

Err. CHEATHAM. c. &M.
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an Thursday the 9Th dsy OF May next the premises,
propose public sale Is lots in this addition,
meateJ the neghbOrhOoj Of the City Park The lots front
Washington Hamilton and ether Streets TO feet front
and 800 Us deep.
The Lots all Of fine soil well covered with forest trees, in
rapidly improving neghbOrh0od have s the advantages Of
the City present locations those who wish
ncand comfortable homes for their families, the business
Of the city.
Plots with full description Of the Lots will be ready few
days.
TERMS-0ne two and three years. for notes satisfactorily
secured PAYABLE in bank bearing interest and lien retained
sale at 10 o'clock, NJ A. v. ). LINDSLEY.
aYIA 4
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Foreign News.

New YORK, April 26-Lord Canning receives an
Earldom.
Judge halliburton has been snighied
Reed Commissioner TO China, arrived at London
The Spanish Cortez has impeached ex- Minister
Cllantez
This American ship Reindeer, bound to San Fran
cisco, was lost of the Manila coast The crew we're
saved
ST Louis, April 27.-The river is falling slowly
The upper streams are declining.
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Sufferers OF the Steamer 81. Nicholas.

MEMPHIS, Avril 27.-Capt GIeiue, First Clerk of
the Slermer, St. Nicholas, died yesterday from in
juries received by the explosion. b. B Stewart of
Stanton, Va, and o. Il. Reynolds, of Sioux City,
are not expected to recover. j. C. Acuf of War
renion, Miss; D. Cope Of Pennington, H., Jas.
Murdoch, CT Franklin Sprirgs, Ala, and Miss Ken>
nedy are getting well.
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ST. Louis, April 27.-The U. S. steamer Mink,
with Government stores, sunk above St.. Joseph.
Loss $4,000.
Tha steamer Eolia, from St Louis TO St, Paul,
sunk in Lake Pepin. -Four unknown persons were
drowned.
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new Orleans lIarI,et.

New ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton, sales to-day
$500 bales. Prices irregular. TEE Steamers news
had no effect Mddliug ~. sales Of three days
l3 600 bales. Receipts OF three days $50 bats
against II 900 bales last yelr. Receipts at all
Southern ports, ahead of last year, FAC 800 bales.
Sugar firm g. Molssses 38l.
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HOET,s AnDITIoN.

Am Wednesday, 4th day Of May next will sell tie
premises at public sale, fourteen beautiful LOTS fronting
Holt Bellve and Hamilton streets, each fronting from II
feet inches los feet Lot No p fronting los contains
tebeauful residence built Mr. Holt, and every respect
comfortable and convenient home, and commands fine w OF
the city, and close the fine residence DR. Watson The
entire block Of lots finely located, and thriving ard DE-
srae location, and but few minutes walk from the Of
the city These lots present decided advantages the pecua
and particularly Ose wishing topurcass homes
We would earnestly call the attention Of the public this sale,
determined to sell
Terms sALEOne, two, and three years credit, we'll
endorsed, bearing interest, and lien retained.
L. r. GLASC0CK & CO. ReII EStd3e Agents.
An Omnibus will leave the Square 10 O'Clock, for the
moda.on o: those wishing attend. Sale to II
o'clock ap2I ii
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v T. Nayaugh, IS. Patrick and Thos. j. Nayaugh.
EDY dece Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
derei in the above at the July 1883
March term, 1859, will offer for Court
house Nashville Saturday the 23d day Of April next
ground fronting about Is feet the North
Market in Nashville, and running back College
street to an alley, upon which is a frame house
TERMSOne third viii be required in cash and the balance
six ard twelve months credit Notes with security required
a lien r aimed.
and is sol for distribution.
ml2O I'd Prs fee S. FIR. CHEATHAM, c. & NJ
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Territorial News,

LEAvENWORIH, April 27.-The Agents here and
elsewhere urging emigration to Pixies Peak for
descent on Sonora and Caihuahua.
a company is organizing at Kansas City for Ari-
Zonia.
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CINCINNATI Marker.

. OryCIyxATI, April - Flour, sales 1000 bbls,
7O.5 70; Whisky, sales 900 bbls, 23i; Mess Pork
Il; Sugar 7a7!.
The river is rising rapidly. A food in the low
er part OF The city is spprehended.
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ST. LOUIS, April 27--Utah adviees say hostilities
are approaching IN consequence of discussions be-
tween Gen Johnston, Gov. Cummings aad the Judi
ciary concerning their respective powers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TRIAL or mn. szCkLEs.
THE 5UEsE RETURNS A yERDICT OF
NOT GUILTY!!l I
} nEAFENENe APpLAusE

WAsmSGroE, April 27.-The Sickres' 5ury was
out less thaa an hour, and relUFned Of verdict Of
nor GUILTY, amid deafening applause.
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New YORK MARKET.

new YORK, April q Gotten sales 500 bales
Midiling Upland l2g nominal; Flour buoyant, sales
1900 6bls Mess Pork l6.5Oal5 70 Lard quiet
IlEall3; MOissses 39{.
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Ship Arrivals.

New ToBK, April % The steamer City of Man
chester, Jura, and Moses Taylor have ssrriYed
Dates anticipated.
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ST. LOUIS, April 27-The Overland Mail of the
fourth arrived yesterday, making the quickest time
on record.
News uEimporlant.
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The German Dramatic Club will give perform
anoe at Harmonic Hall this evening, which will
wind mp with ball Good music Sill oe in attend
anee, and trust all lovers of dancing viii not fail
to be there
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Eurt..cr GEo., &c I...roncnn stntes.

LIVERPOOL, April Is The Niagara IL siguallcd.
Several political prisoners ia Prussia have been
liberated.
The French Squadron ssiledfor the Mediterranean
There are rEmors Of a new Prussian loan
LIvERPOoL, april 1G Afternoon. Cotton very
duh. Sales to day 5000 bales
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LouisviIle medical Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April 2G.-The Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad will take Delegates 20 the National
Medical Convention, to be held here on the 9th of
May, at halt fare.
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New York, April 27.-Utah advices from the
Mormon side represent Il danger of collision be-
tween the troops and people.
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River News.

CrrcrENArI April 27.--The river has risen 81 feet
since yesterday.
PITrsBoEG, April 27.-The river Is rising with
49, feet water in the channel.
There have been heavy Intermittent fairs all
along the OHIO river. ..r.r- .-.r----
LOUISVILLE, April 2I.-The river is rising with
l. feet inches water on the falls.
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BUDGET or FUN.-Hsgsu & johnson have received
this funny paper Of this date
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DEsPERATs ArTEMPr AT MURDER AND RoBBERT!-
We learn from gentlemen from MauIy county that
most daring and desperate attempt vas made during
the night Of Saturday to murder Mr. and Mrs. Mays,
at WilliamspOrt. It appears the dssperad6 FIRST
went to Mr.. Mays stable and with knife as is
supposed, butehered his fDe Jack, Napoleon, one
Of the finest animals in The ccuntry-cuuing his
throat and otherwise mutilsfiug him The villain
then managed to get into the sleeping apartment
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mays without awaking them, and
graphing The former by The throat, endeavOred to
choke him TO death, and hal well nigh succeeded
when Mrs. Maya aWOke and gave the alarm. a
strange gentleman sleeping in another part Of the
house, hearing her screams ran to her assistance,
and iaPassing to the occupied by Mr.. and Mrs,
Mays, noticed two men in the porch. A young Ia
dy, member of the family, was the FIRST to resch
the. scene, but we did not learn that she saw any
one The mark Of the villains bloody fingers was
noticed upon the clothing Of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Mays and the bed clothing, showing that he had
been feeling about to ascertain the position they
occupied. Il is supposed he intended to dispatch
Mr. Mays first and then Mrs. Mays.
We understand that negro man, the properly Of
Mr.. Mays, who away some time since, is sus
peCted as the perpetrator of the deed but there is
no suspicion TO who is his aooamplioe. The BLOB
dy finger prints on the clothing show that the
one who killed the jack is the same that attempted
to murder Mr.. Mays.
The attempt on the life Of Mr. Mays was 50 vio-
lent as TO deprive him Of reason for day or two
but under prompt and skllful medical attention, be
has been restored. We understand that he has no
recollection in regard to the affair.
The william or his accomplish stole the gold
watches belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Mays, these be-
ing the only articles that have been missed
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Steamers mink and EoIia sunk

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Goorge o. Anterior, Teller
Of the Southern Bank, has been arrested for en-
bezzling S53, 600 from the Bank. 1t is secured.
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A Book Gor the 1'IIncs.

A Book E0F the Times.
4 Treatise; or, Speculative Philanthropy
TIE HOT CORN QUESTION ENLARGED.
BYACTTIzEN or TEErOTAEToM.
81 tell you sauncleous bdin and looks well at dis,
lance; is you'rn gwine up TO it. .....
Printe, ia Nashville for the Author.
For sale in Nashville, ony BY HAGAN & JOHNSON.
~. SDonT all come for this FUNNY BOOK. s
app
NOR RENT large Room Oyerthe Daily News Of
flee formerly occupied By Barna2s Book RindTry. This
room C BY ~ feet, suitable for Job Printing Once, Boo
BndeFy, almost mechanical employment steam power
he had from the News Office EnFirs, ia this
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher at News Once Of Y s. Lnesey or
he subscriber. Sa6 JAMES W. H0YTE.
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Fine Country Residence for Sale.
AYING determined carry my Negroes the South, ~
& will sell about Three or EOaE Hum &c.
drcd Acres OF Lands being part Of the tract up as
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles from Nashville, in Of the bt neghOr
hoosin Williamson county Soil equal to any the State For
particulars apply to the premises A v s. Lindsey
Nashville
sepa-dtf P. A.PERKINS.
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REvEls ANp sTEamRoAT NEws.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Padusah, Aiinuetonka, at IL N.
4" Cincinnaii, Reliance,
f" Piitsburg, Rochester, q
ARRIVED.
Eastport, New Orleans;
Umpire, ports above;
Reliance Cincinnati;
Neptune, Pilsburg.
Sam Kirkmsu, Paducah
EXPECTED.
- Hudson, Cincinnati, Acacia Cottage
Tie Mail Packet, Minneonka, that plies with
puno.uaiity to Paducah, and makes connections re.
liable with the Mail Steamer for Louisville, St.
Louis, and Memphis, under command Of Capt. Da>
shiel, leaves punciually at u o'clock.
For Pittsburgh. this-day. the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Rochester, Capt Dunlap, ct u o'clock. Passengers
will fad this craft desirable.
For Cincinnati, the packet boat Reliance. Capt
Bruce, on deck, and Johnson in the ofice two clev
er gentlemen, who are ever On the alert to render
leaves this day at 70 o'clock.
Fer New Orleans, the superior freight and pas
seDger steamers, James Johnson, with well esiab-
lished crew, who stands unrivalIed for attention,
leaves this day al ~ o'clock.
The Eastport is nOw iading for New Orleans.
The Neptune win be the next Pittsburgh boat to
lade
River rising briskly with six feet large on the
shoal
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CANDIDATES.

Weare authorized to Isaac II. WILKINSON
represent the counties Coffee rundy and Van Buren,
in the Lover Branch the next State Legislature.
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F the remainder Of his booded stock did not take place
ADVERTISED Sturdy LAST in consequence OF bad
weather Several fine horses, jacks and jennes well
Luero ue cattle, still uns0d, all Of which bought
atprvate sale very reasonable prices, and credit OF
and two years, without interest.
ermned 10 SELL and persons DESTROYS Of buying would
do we'll TO apply possible to Mciurry the Doc
tors farm, the Office Of the Gas Light Company.
ap3-lm WASHINGTON BARROW.
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HoN. joins M BHnRr-This eloquent gentleman
wia deliver address on the life, character, and
services of the Hon. Felix GRUSDY, in the Repre-.
sentative Hail OF the State CAPITOL next Tuesday
evening, the Sd of May. most elegant work Of
art, fun length portrait of Hon. FEIlx GRUMPY,
will be presented to the Society by RANDALL W.
MAcGAyoDK, Esq. truly liberal and appropriate
donation. The various schools of the city and So
% eieties invited The whole affair vii be one Of
much interest 70 The public generally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

We are pained to learn that dispatches hare beea
received by Gen. Pillow at Columbia, informing
hiln that his son, Gideon, is among the missing Of
tAe passengers Of The III fated St. Nicholas He
passed through this city on Saturday last on his
way TO the Generals plantation lin Arkansas. He
vas last seen at or Mas the Pilot House, and the
dispatches received by Gen. Pillow leave little or no
hope that his son is alive.
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We arc authorized to announce JAMES DoBsON as candi.
date for Constable in the 10th District. ape