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TlU~il7in~, PLUMBING.
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EVPOETFF' and mann ac;urer Of Increase Tw5s; RI
s and SHOT ti'ns or 1esCrinfion Teles
and Ia tent '1z pies. Reyolyng rreech Ctst steel
Barrels witt Guide starter. FOR huntrc. aud large
sof.ent Of I.evulve-s Cots. B-ars Nahat'en's Hunt
sens sF!ar Fhurhar'S Gentlemen VIII find ~ ~ v
= l-r everything in ne and warrant give salts
fscft.n all that favor W h their r'ttrnDH
invite tl. rd friends of II. =. DRrNKFa give
c-Y 80 is NV agent. Customers will find him
at hs post. Ny shop s Main Street, near the Fox
River rrfdce.
Powder Shot, Wads and Caps. Guns let by the day,
iunls THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-09-24

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NEW York, April % The steamer Afric, has
arrived. Her dai es are anticipated.
The Dresden Journal says that the Peace Con-
gress will assemble on the pa of April, at Cars
iuhe. It commences by resolving on general dis.
armiDg.
The London NeCs thinks the Congress inst as
likely to prepare and embiter, instead of aye1ting
the war.
Il is supposed that AusIria's proposals point for
Congress wholly unacceptable to France.
Tae Paris Patris says France cannot be expected
to diminish her army. Itisr eroredtlst the Pope
will protest against holding Congress.
Thirty Neapolitan exiles left England forihe Con.
tincnt.
Lady Morgan, the authoress, is dead
The remainder Of the Jasssner's crew were saved
and have reached England. All French officers. on
leave of absence have been ordered to join their ships
without delay. It is rumored that the Emperor VIII
soon leave fer Lyons.
CHINA-The decrease in the expectation of tess to
the United States against last year is 8O7 900 lbs
Trade az Annoy is stepped
It is reported that the Rebels had attacked Hong
Kong
The London News says the result Of abe second
meeting of Conference is that England, France,
Russia, Prussia and Sardinia shall recognize the
double election of Cenza, and Austria and Turkey
to stand aloof
A st. Petersburg despatch announces victory by
Gen. Maurel.
Two thousand Cireassians came into the Russian
camp.
The Times Paris correspondent rencuness all
hopes Of peace
Five thousand troops have arrived at Marsailles
from Algiers.
Among the Africa's passengers is the Earl of
Southesk. Morphy is not passenger as antioipa-
ted
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Mr.. Eberhart exhibited to US yesterday specimen
sheets of Worcesters QuartO Dictionary, in pro.
cess Of printinn, and for which he is soliciting
subscriptions in this city. Worces:ers is regarded
ky many eminent scholars in this country, as more
correct prOnOuneing Dictionary than that of Mr..
Webster while the photography and definitions ofthe
former are equally good and full in the latter
besides, Worcester's contains about ten thousand
more words than Webster's. A new and valuable
feature Of this edition Of Worcesters Dictionary is
the illustration by very correct wood cuts Of large
number of terms and names of which an ordinary
definition would convey adequate idea. In this
respect Worcester has a decided advantage over
every other Dictionary in the language, and is,
therefore the most valuable addition 8 gentleman
can make to his library. Such Dictionary will
familiarize him with thousands of terms and objects
which no other Dictionary by the ordinary deini
milton, necessarily brief, would. 1t will be full and
complete in every particular of Dictionary, its
size about 1,8os royal quartO pages would indi-
, cate.
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New. Book.
cate.

Puu1rs on EVIDENCE, UIrH COwES Huns, EDWARDS
Fourth American, from the tenth English Edition.
Published by Bros, New York For Sale by W T.
BERRY * Co., Nashville.
The fouth American Edition. Of this valuable work,
with additional notes by ISAAC EDwAEDs, distin-
guishsd lawyer of the New York bar, has just been
issued from the press of the Messrs. Banks & B-o-
theirs. It forms most acceptable addition to the
Law Library Of our country, and is renewed evil
dence Of the skill, industry and ability Of the Law
yers of the Empire State. The Treatise of Mr.
GRRENLHAF on Evidence, has for sveral years, to
a considerable extent, superseded the frequent use
that was formerly made of the Treatise of Mr.. PHIL
Fps aud Mr.. STARREs. This result has been sttri-
suitable mainly to its being an American work, its
convenient size, and its lucid arrangement Of the
subject matter on which it treats; but every law
yer in full practic has felt, upon many occasions,
the necessity Of examining more extended and
cOpOus volume, if he met the almost infinite variety
of questions presented for solution in the abduction
and reception Of evidence.
The notes of Messrs. CowES s. HILL to the former
editions of the volumes We are examining were very
valuable and upon all the nicer and intricate
points for investigation, furnished some decision or
intimation of opinion that would materially aid an
INQUIRER after truth; but the text was not broken
into appropriate headings TO facilitate invests
CATION and there have been numerous important
decisions il England and the United States since
thcir work was put to press. The present volume
cites all the new cases. and each chapter 80 diVd>
sd by appropriate headings to make research easy
asud interesting 1t may be somewhat difficult, ow-
ing to the bulk and number of these volumes, to
use them at Nisi Pruis trials. They are however
invaluable, and can fairly assert that no case in
Eolying difficult question of evidence can be thor
oughy examined by tho ligh: Of EngJigh and Amer
Jean authors unless through their aid. Relying as
we do in our practice, mainly upon procededent
and adjudged cases for our rules OF evidence, and
finding it impossible to procure one half Of the
numerous decisions annually made, such volumes
as these are now the only recourse Of the profession
We now confidently recommend to Lawyers
throughout the State this work, as the nearest ap
proximation to q full and complete exposition of
the Law of Evidence that exists in our Ian
guage.
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Foreign News,

New YORK, April 2S.-Nadame Bosio, PIima Don
ma died at st. Petersburg on the 18th.
WALLAcHIA An internal machine supposed to
have been intended to assassinate Hospodar Coma
has been discovered Several arrests have been
made.
Advees from the Suez Canal are favorable. Tho
Governor CT Suez has been deposed
An attak on Sagnon China, Feb 18th, was sue
cessful-nine forts were csnnonsded and stormed.
The French loss was small and the enemies heavy.
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The Picnic and Excursion of the 'Good Tenn
piers" which was to have taken place on the 3Oh,
has been postponed to Wednesday, May 4th when i!
will come off without fail. The committee of ar,
rangements have chartered the steamboat Ella, I'M.
der the charge of Capt Corbtt, and will start from
here at o'clock in the morning, and visit the Her.
mitage. As the committee have made every possible
arrangement for the comfort of those who may ats
tend, good time may be expected. Tickets can
be obtained Of W. q. Morrow, R. Dempsy, II. C.
jackson and r. A. Blanks
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During the late term of the Criminal Court at
Memphis thirty>one convictions en- criminal and
misdemeanOr charges took place, tWenty~three OF
the parties to which received sentence at the hands
of the Court six took appeals TO the Supreme Courts
and three we're granted new trials. Those sentence
ed to the penitentiary were as follows: Charles
Smith, years; VIM McLain, 10 years; Richard Win
ston, years; John Clark, years, and Charles P
Cassiday, yesrs-all for grand larceny VIM Hall,
year; Edward Preston, years; J Brennan, year;
James Campbell, 2 years; Edward Ridgely, year;
Daniel Kelly, years; Patrick Garriok, year;
/, Frank Mcintyre, 8years; VIM Rafferty,, year, and
COMMITTED to three month in the city Jail; VIM
Evans, year; Adam GoOde, year; Catbarine Mo-
ran, years, and pardoned by the Governor, and
John Williams, year-all for petty larceny.
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SrANMERING-We take pleasure in calling atten-
tion to the advertisement of Prof Lswinin this NOR
nings paper DR.. Levin has been in the city but
few days and has met with remarkable success il all
cases which he has treated From what We have
heard of his treatment and success in several
We have no hesitaDcy in recommending all who
are afflicted with impediment Of speech or stammer
ing to place themselves under his treatment
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Mr.. NJ W. Canning, acting manager of Crisp's
Gaiety in Memphis, rendered the Sons of Malta the
use Of the theatre Tuesday night the 26th inst.
for benefit towards their relief fund to be used in
administering to the necessities of the wounded by
the explosion of the st. Nicholas.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Preston 7. Euhank as. Mary J. Euhank and others.
virtue Of decree OF the County Court coun-
, rendered at the March term, 1852 in the above cause,
viii offer for sale at the Courthouse yard Nashville on
Saturdays 30sh of April next,
Tract Of Land CT Il Acres in the 18th Civil
county, five miles from Nashville the Louisville
Branch Turnpike being the late residence Of Ambrose Eubank
adoningha lands Of Mrs Martini r. H. Elan and others;
lot fronting the north side Of Line 90
inches and running back Jos feet alley which situated
small frame house, the Of Line and High
And lot fronting the east Of Market street. feet
running back half to Front stree and adjoining Morris
STATIONS large warehouse Said property will be sold
it Of and yesrs with interest from date, except
hundred dollars cash Notes with good security will required
for the balance payable bank and lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid. +. r. CHEATHAM,
u TF-1T-
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SIXTY YEARS GLEANENGS.
FROM
LIES HARVEST.
A GENUINE AUTOBIOGRAPHY;
BY JOHN DROWN.

BY JOHN BROWN.
One Volume. l2mo. Cloths
ga remarkable book every respect, and curiously interesting
from beginning to end john Brown lived with all his might
and the Life he writes is in its abundance variety Of tragic
and comic ups anddowns good play. His experience
paok OF all the quick changes and boeTOus buste and rude
humor Of old English fair and they presented In this
volume they picture Of the times he lived and necessarily
in, which, much ling to
passed less spirited pencils than those Of Fielding and De FOet
The moral G you trace through the bustling table Of
contents, Of unmsae application for every fine young fell
low Of sound natural principles who has shoulder his
to good citizenship ard share Of social influence.
Asa neglected child Juvenile offender ingenious vaga
bond, shoemaker, soldier actor, sailor, publican, bill
lard keeper town councillor and author Mr.. Brown
has the world crsxy and he unhtngy describes
all that he has SEEM with fidelity memory
simplicity Of style"
RECEVTLY RECEITED
THE FOSTER BROTHERS Being History Of he School
and College Lie Of two young men. vol. 12mo
ONWARD; Or Mountain Camberers Tale of Progress.
liy Jane Ana Wn5com. ] vol. I2mo.
PASSAGES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF Sl0NEY.
LADY MORGAN. vol limo, cloth.
BRYANT'S LETTERS FROM SPAIN. vol, 12mo.
W T. BERRY & Co.
apis Public Square,
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NEw SrAKB.-The Memphis AOalanehe Of The 26.h
says: We understand that in addition to the reg
ular race set for Friday week, over the Memphis
course, Gen. Bradley, the President Of the Jockey
Club, will offer silver pitcher worth $3.50, TO be
run for on that day. This additional race will be
sweepstake for all ages; S25 entIance-entrance TO
be added to the stake. This will be one OftLe NOS.
interesting features of the approaching races. The
stake has been named the lEdy's plate.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE RED SCOUT Outlaws Revenge. By the author
OF - The Regulators Of Arkansas
DEATH OF TIE TRAITOR; or, The Black Dragons. By
Captain james Grant.
THE YOUNG DUTCHESS or, Memoirs OF Lady OF Quality.
By G. W. NJ. Reynolds
BOWS NEW PATENT SERMONS. By Dow, Jr:
For sale by f.hAuAN,
RplO-u ''N'iAs' ,"
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Y. L. NavauSh, rs. Patrick and Thos. J. Navaugh,
ny decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered in the above the July 1853 and
the March term, 1859, will offer for sale at the Court
house in Nashville, Saturday the 23l day Of April next
ground fronting about IS the side North
Market Street. in Nashville and running hack towards College
street to alley upon which is frame house
TERMSOnehir will be required in cash ana the balance
six and twelve months credit Notes with security required and
a lien aimed.
said property beongstO the estate OF Thomas Navauge decd
and is sol for distribution
mh20td Prs feeSj 2. r. CHEATHAN, c. & NJ.
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A Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, April % --Ex-Judge Vondersmith
Of Lancaster county, has been convicted of forging
pension claims.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nomination of WIN. T. Avery.

MEMPHIS, April 28--The Democratic Congress
sonal Convention at SomerVille nominated Vim. T.
Avery forlhe 10Th District. A.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 2s.-COttOn, sales to-day
$500 bales 12J; Nolasses 354; Lard steady 1T
Freight on cotton to Liverpool J. Exchange on
London 81 New York sight par a discount.
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We see by the proceedings of the Police Court of
Louisville, on the 2dth inst that David Peoples was
arraigned on charge Of murder, he having killed
on the steamboat James Montgomery. The
COur: ordered Peoples to be committed for thirty
days 10 await q requisition from the Governor of
Tennessee, the crime having been committed in this
State
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 28-Flour, firm and excited,
advanced % cents sales 5000 bbls 9Oa6 90; Whis>
key, GALES 500 bbls 284; Lard, dull lie; Moasses,
sales 200 bbls sc; Coffee, firm, sales 500 bags at
I2al24
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IEsAEE.-The Memphis AuaiaRehe Of the Goth
says: Two persons, giving their names as Charles
A. Wallace and DR.. Coburn, and who are evidently
insane, confined in the city Jail They are
both strangers in the city having been found on our
streets by the police, and confined to prevent them
doing mischief TO themselves and others The first
named was arrested on Sunday, while making an
attempt 10 drown himself in the river"
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From washington,
New Orleans EIarIKet,

WASHINGTON, April 28.-senor Mata has beer
formally presented to the President.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2S-The river fell two inches
last night, and is stationary to-day. The upper
streams declining.
LOUISVILLE, 3pril 28.--The rise is gradually
slackening-l9 feet water On the Falls
PrTTsDUnG, April 28.-The river is falling with
% feet water ia the channel.
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COmmERCIAL.


COTToNThere better feeling in the Cotton market
day. thanwe have witnessed during week. though the sales
were not so large they woudhaye BEEN holders CRIME
ward more freely. Tee amounted to Ies bales as
follows bales at l0c 1870 . 1885, 81 at and so
at 1I65 wequoe
Inferior. a Sk
Ordinary 70 Good Ordinary .91zsB Ok
Low al0l{
Middling 5seIl
Good Aiddling. I sllSf
cH,rt,s1o Ap as-The Cotton market this forenoon vas
quiet and unsettled. Holders frmer in their DEMANDS
buyers object making concessions -Four hundred bales
AggrA Arl The past week has been quiet one in the
Cotton trade Appearance, however, Than in fact We
ported OF where business transactions managed in
this ay we cannot give the OF the sales The prices
it we'll enough to let ne people know that the Cotton trade
notsagnan ahousht appears placid on the surface 80 Tar
legitimate trade in this market cocerne, WHEN
made, the decline from the highest point is from 10 sc the
bet radesor the lower the marse ~ very for
the demand is limited has been all The
The foreign adv by The City Of Washington have given rather
irmness to holders.
TnE CRoPso far as have been able ascertain the pros.
poets OF the next Cotton notsO favorable as they at
this year The long continued rains during the win
early spring prevented careful and timely preparation
the the lands particularly the plant is back
ward Tre s more land planned titan last year. and with fair
seasons there is no doubt the will large.
MoBHE April sdsaes of Cotton to-day 500 bales Niidlinss
l2 2c. Sales for three days l4e6 bales Receipts for three
days 300 bales. Freights Cotton to Liverpool I'D
TOBACCoThe sales of Tobacco to-day to only II
hh1s, follows Hamilton sold 10 hhds 90, 4OO 400,
4l04IO, Is 4O, 1885, 50, and 74o and Fisher Wheess
Co. hhdS 37j e5 co. 72O 74u 20, and 9O5 We quote
Lugs 5seg4h
Medium Leai. e94
GOOD and tlne.. --..-.'-. .--'"-b ego5R
Breadstuffs and Provisions.
The Augusta ConstitutionaEist of the eth says:
There decine reported Flour and consequence of
slight supply Corn has advanced.
Bacon quite dull and there rather heavy stocks for the
demand prices have downward tendency Lard is advancing
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virtue Of three wrts Of fla, directed from
cult Court Of the United the Middle Ds riot Of
Tennessee which founded upon judgments rendered in
said court at the Octlr term, eS wherein Campbell, Ellison
L. Co., plaintiffs OF said Wrts Green & Co.. are
plaintiffs in another Of said wr the Haven Manuflc
turing Company plaintiff in the other writ, and Jacker
Co. and others defendants in all Of said Of hfa will
sell to the highest bidder for cash the Foundry lately occ
pied by the said Defendants between Front and the bank
Of Cumberland River south OF Broad street. in the City
ve Monday the 18th day Of April instant 1853 and sue
ceeding days necessary all the property Of the defenants
belonging their Foundry, yzAbOu 1900 bushels Of
COKE large quantity Of TASKS, suitable Tor every description Of
work, several Of miscellaneous castings large assortment
various Sizes crate bars
fereH patterns and sizes, several OF bridge castings in fact
nearly everything usually found ina Foundry carried upon
very scale cylinders boilers chnueys
TOOLS &c, &c assortment Of lar iron, of all sizes sheet iron
nails &c, &c; large quantity Of unfinished work tobac.
screws &c, also lot Of Pig also one Ga mule
and daya of which have levied on ana will
be sold satisfy said writ. This 9th day Of April jJ
}. L. CLEMENT, U. 5. Marshal for the
apis dd Middle District Of tennessee.
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RUsINEss NOTICEs.

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERoHANrs.-We are selling
many articles OF Hardware, ''being part of Kirk
man s Ellis's last importation" at a small advance
on Cost for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made 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
Squsre, Kirkman Ellis's old stand, from
mh7 IT, MCCALL co.
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lRIvEn AND srEAmBoAT NEws.
BOATS HAVING TINS DA,
For Paduoah, Cuba, ct u N.
II c.--.--l. n L, N IL : 4 1 D =.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Paduoah, Cuba, at II N.
Cincinnati, R B Hamilton, at u m
Is Reliance at u m.
The river is about at stand, with seven feet on
Harpeih shoals.
The weather appears unsettled, with indications
of an early rain.
The regular packet Caba, under charge Of COrbitt
and Egan, two noted and clever sieamboaimen,
who pride themselves in their punctual connec'
tons with st. Louis, Memphis and Louisville
boats, departs for Paducah al u o'clock m, pune
tually
The r. d. Hamilton, with our clever townsman,
Capt Frank Davidson leaves al u O'Clock for Cinen
natl, and viii be sure to satisfy all who may extend
their patronage.
The Reliance having been unavOidably detained,
viii leave this day for Cincinnati.
The regular New Orleans Union Line steamer,
Eastport, is now receiving freight preparatory to
her departure tomorrow, Saturday.
Freighs at present are scsreer for all points than
at any time previous during the season.
The following boats are expected: Hudson, from
Cincinnati; Cuba, from Paducah and B. NJ. Run
yan. from st. Louis.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, from Smithiand.
Tennessee Belle, from Smilhland.
r. D. Hamilton, from Cincinnati
Neptune, from Pittsburg.
Clifton,
Acacia Cottage, from ports above.
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