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pREPAhED BY
DIR. j. c. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.

LOWELL. MASS.
Price. 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for SIS.
Sold ia Brattleboro by n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
and by all dealers in medicines everywhere 24eow1y
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE. THE
undersigned offer for sale their we'll kAown BLACK
IrlS SHOP situated in Brat.eborO Village. The said
shop contains six with all the necessary fixtures and
furniture for the employment ten and sufficient
to give constant occupation to eight persons 1t
is dec edy tn best stand for the business Of bac kmithng
in the State.
The building and lanl which stands be purchased
or leased is desired.
Terms cash, and possession given Immediately
c. W BEMIs.
Brattleboro Feb. q, 1859.
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A correct copy, J. P. CLARK, Clerk.



This was an action Of replevin, for the recovery
of a mule. commenced by Gray against Jones before
justice, and taken bv appeal to The Circuit Court.
Judgement was for The defendant, an1 a. appeal in
TO this coart By the plaintiff. There is bill
Of exceptions. and all tha. know Of the facts is
frcm the statement cOntsined in special verdict
found by the jury, which is as follows:
ave find the mule in controversy, was won frsm
the plaintiff horse race in the State Of Alabama
by J. II. Borea, and sold to the defendant. James
W. Jones, and that the mule was worth $40, q
that the suit brought within ninety days. If.
in the opinion Of the court the jus ice who tried
the had jurisdiction, then we find fer the Tl4in-
tiff and assess his damages to cent. But if,
in the opinion Of the court, the justice had jarts-
dietion, then We find FOR the defendant and assess
the value Of the mule at $1,000, and assess his
damages to ten dsllars."
Upon this verdict, the court rendered judgment
for the defend ant, in the alternative, that failure
Of the plaintiff 10 return the mule, the defendant re-
cover the Of Sll0 90, the estimated value, and
also the damages assessed for the de entiOn. The
ground Of this judgment, it is said in the argument
was the want of jurisdiction in the justice.
We think the judgment erroneous. If the justice
had no jurisdiction TO have rendered judgment in
favor CT the plaintiff for more than 6ny dollars,
aud clearly he had not then it is obvious that judg
ment for a larger amount could not have been Irn-
oered in favor Of Tie defendant. And The jurislic.
lion of the Circuit Court, the appeal being linn
ed 10 the jurisdiction CT the Juslee, 10 judgment
could be rendered by the former tribunal, that
might not have been rendered BY the latter. Ia
this view it was error to render judgment for the
value CT the mule, above fifty dollars
But il is said this was not admissible i1asmuch
the value had been fixed by the jury at large
amount, and the Court had no power change u
The case is a one, in this respect. The aPPa-
rent difficulty in which the is involved results
from the erroneous assumption that the case was
rot within the Justices jurisdiction The juris-
dicion Of the justice, it is true, was limited TO fifty
dollars. But then it sllo Hable for the Plsin~
tiff 70 ( an estimate Of value upon the mule, at
less sum than the real value, and within the juris-
dicon Of the justice and he, in fact, did do so,
the value being laid in the warrant net exceed
ing fifty dollars And by this valuation, vOuuta-
ry made, for the purpose Of the suit, the plaintiff
woald have been bound. Ifthe mule had not been
restored to his possession by the writ he could not
have recovered, on the trial, greater amount than
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Schedule of Ratesi
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GALLATIN RACES.
NPRING OF 1880

SPRIN OF 1850
VNTILL the Race Course on Wednesday,
w June Isr, 1853.
DAT, "WEDNESDAY, FIRST
Sweepstakes for three Ods mile heats sCO entrance
$50 forfeit
Eli Odom names GOdiya, ty Albion, can Sovereign.
A Barnes bay colt, Worst by Albion by Richard
Guild &Blythe Ran Barry, by Albion. dam Jerry
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, sEcoNB.
Great math for s6CO0, 90 forfeit fur mill heats
Guild Blythe names IlaWaiha, by Albion, By Wager
Eli Odon names Mary Wye by Albion dam BY SovereisE
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, THIRD.
sweepsakesfo for untitled three year Is, mile heats, 500
trance s5O forfeit
W @. Harding names black colt. BY Albion, dam Cana.
Also, brown CDit by Epsilon, dam se4lni
John Alcock names black by Ross, dam By Eclipse
FOURTH KAY, SATURDAY. FoURTH.
eit.
W J. Harding brown mare, Tennessee BY EpsilOu
dam Kate King
Guild Bly,he Ellie Dean by Albion dam Gloriana
Elliott & Malone Comet by Albion, by ieylthan
GALLATIS, April lst, 1859. A. BARNES rroprietor
Ne B. The above miles from the
town Oaiau- and Of the safest race tra k in
the Southwest with every all LAYERS
OF the turf The track pckeed with ample stands TO aeeU
mOlaea II who may choose 10 come
apl7tW tiuneI A. BARNRS Proprietor
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FOIS SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four Llies from Nashville sd
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best with aundonce q excel
lent, never falling water with the beautiful building
IN the country and in the Dss Of the hnss gor00d
America apuk4 NATHANIEL BATTER.
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BEAVER DAM SPRTN


EDURsUANT decreial in the chancery Court
atCenTeyie at its March Term 1859, will proceed to
sell, on the 1st Saturday i'm May next, (beng the
M day OF the MONTH Beaver Dam springs and attached
hereo specifically describ In the
day OF March, e there being $500 acres land more
or less the following One the purchase mon.
ey 70 he paid the LIST day II January the other hall
on he st day OF January 1851 taking the purcs
es VITA good security and retaining lien upon the the
purchase money is paid On the day and place, pre-
d to self and continue until finished all the furniture
IDS 10 SAID Springs, consisting OF the following a cFc
II until the LIST OF September neNory double single mat
rases twenty five eouHerPales forty comforts fifteen bed
spreads forty double hedseads, hrtyve lounges and cots
twenty i've small tables, two bureaus pane rocking chairs
one hundred and forty windsor and split bottom looking
glasses dining tables and table Of every description one
hack and harness. and stock and indeed thing belong
ing and appertainng 10 the Springs keeping up as
summer resort The character delightful watering pa
IS fully established for its beauty
with extended undersigned The Inii
cna properties OF the water have been tested hy
beneficial IN their relief to the invalid. Situated
trct the most sublime and beautiful scenerye
sportsman hns ample o exercising taste either in
delight Of the chase the pleasant quiet amusement
OF me tackle Any person desiring examine the
apply to Mr. MCGEE upon ths premises.
aps-aud. ORYILL A. NIXON, @. & NJ.
T. memphis appeal and Florence Gazette viii please
copy and send their accounts to Cenreylle Tenn
o A. NIXON, c. & NJ.
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~ do lara. Nor could he ia any otaer subseaae,
suit have .IeGoveTsd the difIereaee be waea thst
q mount asd tIe rsafya ue Of mals-he ;udement
would have concluded him. :
This beng %, 'he plaintiff sas clearly entitled TO
a recovery, 70 qqss ion being made as 10 his right
upon the msris Of the case The jury shonid haze
bsen los rueied thai s, far the tiaiatff was c1n
eesnsd aud for the purpose 6 the detsrana ion Of
the particular suit, they couid not go beyond the
value Of the property as fixed BY the plaintiff The
question would be one Of more difficulty. 10 upon
the merits the verdict had bsen in favor Of the de
fendant Il R5uld eertaialy be unjust 10 preclude
the defendant f. III recovering ihe fsiF value the
properly. ty reason of the inadequate estimHe
placed up1n il BY the plaintiff What the result
would be- in such case. whether that nc judg
mput wha.eyer could be given for the value Of The
prop ry or for the fall vslae or only for the val
ue i1ed in the warrant. is En inquiry that We will
leave open usii The question shall be properly
prtsenled for determination.
The Judgment sill be reversed, aud the judgment
upon the verdict will be rendered here in favor Of
the plaintiff. MCkISNKY.
correct copy, J. P CEARK. Clerk
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LELLYEE'E & SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND l2 SOJZH NAR6ET STREE7
Importers OF and Dealers il
Fine BFanGicS and Wines. yFhiSkys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
Ga WE beg leave . call the attention or our IN
I-j friends and the trade generally, 10 cur large i
go and we'll selected stock Of the above articles 49,
just received embracing in part:
BFandieS.
Sarzerac, (IslO,l Alex. sejgnette;
0tari, Dup1y, very fine; United Soci=iy Propretors;
jules RoJin Raynal alG Alussee
With mary other brands.
Wines
Claret, (every grade Madeira;
Port, do do Champagne ivory fne)
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TOblcCOs.
Adam No. ! Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do L Potter;
c Mills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; North;
TyTeaua; DeR0Sa;
Beverly; Peaches aut Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flzke
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Rot. LanghOIHe & Armstead;
Claiborne Il Taafsrro; Pine Apple;
And many otbs-s.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Escarlstta;
Columbia Imported Londres
Estrea Prmera; La SalYadOra;
Cintro de OrOn; Imported SOlace;
C0nchO Regalia; do N=sseirOde;
la Silva: do Princpe
La Prueba, Imp do TrabucOs,
Ia Suiza, In lig,ea;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
Oct2 LELLYET & SMTTEE.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

KXTE have large stock u Havana, Domestic German Ci
gars, which call the dealers, particularly
Our Own lIanufaCJUres
Which only guarantee, sell flreaffEs
% Hy per cent iOrr than house in the city,
sell them without auy thereby placing
O a footinZ with any joaJer in the city.
IL In fine Virginia Che ~ ing Tobacco, We &C
knowledge rival. }. W. LANGLEY & CO,
Aeh23 No a. Uniun Street.
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So 600 REWARD!

~ GORGE MILLER, Clerk iIs the Rrzac
Of tfis ni0u bans, jackson, mEriesl
os the 81 rst aud Egfsen Thoasad Eight Hundred Dollars
Uuian Bank notes and Forty dre Hundred Dollars ood
stolen One Thousand Dolisrs will paid dsoEeg cf
tho 1ser and -Four -k1ussnd Dollars Tor recovery
noaey, AID In proportion for any part OF it.
J .EIRKMka.
fehlG-dn. -Presiient
TXTRA FAMILY Fl4OBR.-We are in constan
receipt u the ensst qEay % Family flour,
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills. Mills ne an
le 0 Flour any Mills IN e country. Ne sell cheaP
iaSIs PEs ANDERSON. BROAD srsst
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have tickets ending n hguFs ieJsnlay dcsisnsae
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give their Once, County and State
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without deductiOn
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the draEinyoter prizes az the usual tine o. thirty lays
Notice TO COrrespOndents-Those Ek9 prefer not
senng mail. the ADAMS EMPRESS COif-
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Were they have Oce. The
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LeeraRd unicons solicited all such facts and
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J. B. Leich The State.
This is an Indictment under the act OF 1881 cb
lO3. sec. and ? and it is The hest which has come
The description Of the offence is thus given 10
the act ''See. lst An lassembages Of slaves in
usual NUMBERS or at susp csous times and places,
not expressly suih1rizsd ty the owners shall be
held ard considered an unia : fol a-semb'age
''See ID. Any person who shall knuBiugly, per~
init any such assembly to b. held on his her LAID
or premises 4 Shall be liable TO
Preseniment or Indictment and on conviction fad
at the Jsere elton OF the court
The first section defaes what IS msant By an ua-
lawful assemblags Of slaves, that i, where the
number is 'uuu=usl," OF the iine AMI place ''sus-
pcious, making Two distinct cases II there be
nothing suspicious 10 the time and pl9ee. still
if The number IS unusual the offence exis and even
II he number is not unusua', yet il the time and
place are suspicious, the tifence is complete. But
ia either the owner OF the land on which tAey
meet, is not etiRbated unless he. @.kBovtRgig per-
mis- il. Both his kn0 SleJgs and permissiOs must
be establish he'd to constitute she Ofeucs in addition
TO the fact OF the assemblsge But if all ihs ee
made out by the statute, the SAFE provid. an effect
ual defeRes that is that the slaves were "eEpress~
y authorized by their owners to be there. quSe>
ton IS made as TO the Of proof upGa the point
ofthe owners authority their slaves he such
assembly We think this matter Of offence, and
1t deVolves or the defenda to make il out by pos~
tive or cireumslan ial evidence, as held by his
honor the Circuit Court Judge, in his charge Bat
this IS not now If much importance. this prOv's
ion is dropIeiin the 2G9 section Of the code in the
description Of the same offence.
The argument is unsound, that to constitute the
offence, the slaves when assembled, must do sone
other unlawful act. That Is not made element
by the Legislature, and not authorized 70 add
it. Il is apolice regulation funded sound poll
ey Il cannot, however, be understood 10 sFp'y to
such cases put in the argument, sush con
gregaii0ns of slaves occasions Of fuue ais, and
Prea ng, ard other ordinary lawful purposes By
permission of their owners, express or implied
The present case does not tai IN Ter any Cf those
exceptions. 1t was an assembly CT an unusual Huu-
Der, some forty or hfly, for social erj yment and
without the permission, even the KhOWltdgs Of !
the owners from snythH that appears Ii is di1i-
cult 10 TO what sort the act Ecud apply,
il not this. The act does not make it NECESSARY
that 'here should be any appearance Of suspieoB
to constitute the offence where the number is ''uuu
sual " Ii the 'time and place" caleuls.ed to I
excite suspicion, the number could not be material
W hat number would be regarded ''unUsuar is not
capable OF any exact definition but be lefs for
construction in reference to the faets of the pariie-
ular
The defendant convicted and fined ffs5en
dollars. We affirm th judgment CARUfHERs
correct copy, P CLARK Clerk
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In nj RER,

=
addition to the stock purchased Of j. Darien, have re.
& ceivcd the following:
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
100000 feet do White do
5000 feet do = and ss White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and Waslboads
5000 feet clear White Pine, (aU thickuesses1
800 600 feet Poplar Plank, Joist and ScanlinT.
2O0,OO0 feet Cedar, assorted. Also, WindoV Sash
and Blinds match Pine PaHne Doors and Frames
Mantle Pieces. Moulding and Brackets POI Pine Shng @
supply always hand the Nashville Lumber Yard
No. III Broad street. feli3-d3In. J. T GIBSON.
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NUMBER 3e6.



Sss Sieasa bosI % Eils-s-s;ssl IN 'Ssss' Ee. W 'hs
Court In and tAe Mddle District q 49, II s
aboys case, directing arrest t. sai sSs Ra her
srlsr lion n Humphres 1-s y The aid Cou
I. Je y. Clements Marshal q the said Court 10 hry make
boats tekie apparel aad furnis, AID ct- al peos D
srai Who have pretssd 20 have ght e isefesi
q the Court Of said Court e C1p5i q fenneae AZ
s..hse on lhs s3I dag Il n P5eai ne1. . = .esIt
oFenooo nefe toAnser uuto the sail eluts IN eas y Goa
A ~ to astce shall apperteTtia This s day 9f Arr l
J. B. CLEMENTS, Z. :. Mafshal-
ape--lt f'r the Mitls District of Tenaessse.
MaRSHaf.,S SALE.
klf Virtae - three Ert % d ireesI from he Cir
- cut c5ltt u the Uaitst stses he ld District o.
sad eoaft Al the Uetr term, Is Hhersa Calapss Ellison
e CO.. He P'aintds IN of sai Ers Co.saTs
tafing COMPANY piaAtH ne oirs wiz. u
- =, ~ ~ sSlsnnis 20 an % sa wits or "a VII
ps hy tAe sAt Defendants bersern he snE
VILE, On MONDAY the 18th dy % Apr Instant $50.
eeeir days Il necessy- sl the pTupsr rty ssi Defendants
esEe. large qaaati,y q as,<s sat a5 ,I sv- g
work. several of mlsclaneous cistus large artet
fcreat patterns aud sizes hre ists ia s
nearly everything usually found IN Founl ea 10 a =
tools, &c &C assortment o. lar iron, % an ss ifoh
nuts nails &e &c. aFge qasatir y gassi uosE. ssse
co screws, Se &c also lot of Pig Metal also zoe n.
and drly AL q which have ha levied sni VIA
- sold ~ satisfy salf Erits- Tbs i-th ty OF APRIL sfdI
j. 2. CLEMENT, U. 81. MARSHAL ftr he
apis al NiAile aasirist o rennsa.ss.
VALUABLE HEAL ESEAEEs ROsE SAal.-
RKTISiilNG make other Investments propose SEA
Nv alio heal Estate in D lsii csuutg %
THAT 81 laSUkBAA RESIDENCE
situad the Fankiin Turnpike, Etn hall Bale f he ely,
and Vppost the resiJenee the late Joseph " nsftol,
Containing aBout Perry Acres.
This IS perhaps, he enlI tlsg.cia q \ ash
vile. and most desirable euuty residence. rh- oue WiH
e sold with Y " IS Of aud @ purchssr y choose.
THAT VALUABLE EAIkfss
known the sim Frac situated TIE Ent IurEpite, tga
ahoH road within three miles Of Nashviie conrsnnz so
Tbs soil is good Il Is we'll vleTe and lnirs and
be diyidei into small tracts of and sars, Al q
ahir are iRi-a y adapted fur cUuEtig resise -srket
iesEs and dairy farms. Also. that
8fAUTEFTL FAHM
ROAD, occupied oy T. c. he BEL, and iormerly
fEasa by Thes. Harng, cont iEns -iout 2e Ths
1lsee is 50 vel kuoWn neel furar detn r EI
.lso he dvl 70 sat purcase r. c. MsCsmpbei viii show
1ese places to any Nlio viii call.
All the sove property will be s reasonable and
,n Dt % ons.tEo, three and four years.
Apply to A. v. s Lindsey. Nashville, either of ne
isr3ignde, Tf0-. c. Acc tMfEEils,
miles from Nashville.
= A. MCCAMPBELL.
mk3I Nsshvue
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AND AGUE.

y
FEVER and Ague in its various notifications forms tie chief
obstacle TO health and comfort in the ssern
Is owing to Ignorance the physicians, admitted by
lever, and the urayaing efforts to cheek ordinary
ARRESTED CURED
On this point shadow doubt certain that
in the munihcen which the Divine re
paredfor the Of that remedy the FEVER
AND AGUE overlooked 1t cannot be that lie who
spring herb beast of the forest
and o. the fed has provided help malady. By his
wise providence he has Asceed that the
shall Westward; and be that fearful
tngency question well guarded and that the
of would be vouchsafed the patient
therefore say that in furnishing
Fever and Ague, entitled the confidence consider
alton Of our common country.
We hereby certify that have submitted the 6Taenberg Fever
and Ague Remedy to close inspection and scientific analysis
and have asc tested its curative powers Of
and Fever 1t is skuly compounded remedy has proved
itself completely successful in every Ii richly
serving the confidence Of brethren the Medical Profession,
and of the public.
SAMUEL MOwBRAY, VI D, AetO York
W REOuOS, NJ d, Wisconsin
W II SHINING rON, NJ d, Illinois,
II HSsON, VI d, Missouri.
W. G. krTJREDGK, NJ d, Aefg HI.aBshiFe
JAS Morn, NJ d, Indiana.
! \ TRRINGTOE ID, California.
WIN ASHTON, NJ D. Louisiana.
The GRAETEBERG FEvER and remedy very popular
throughout Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia, and
every Druggist in these States. Price 50 per
ALEA. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent Grsefeuherg l. Co.
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NNTANTED.--The Principal Of q large Boarding school
w foryoung ladies' situated the town Of Columbia, de
employ lady the capacity of House keeper One of
experience be preferred Port Uher reference apply at this
ONCE Ianl9-tfi
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1859.
A. C. & A. 3 Il Z z CH,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,

l. e. & a. 3. II Il = & ID
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK RORES, BERAGE ROBES,
OIkGANDIE ROBES, LACE SETTS,
EMBROIDERE GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF URESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram a all Kinds cheap Carpets,
6-t ySLyEF OARPRTs,
~ BRUssELs CARPETS,
RUGS, 3tATf5. DRUGGETrS, ETC
All. WIDTHS EzOoK OIL CLOTHS,
Canton AIat1ings,
Satin Damask,
Wool Damask,
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK or CURTAIN GOODS,
1924 Wagon ShectinE,
, Call At No. 81 College Street, y0u good Gaods
at fir prices A. c. & A. D. BEECH.
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