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Nicaragua.

Sir William Gore Ousley having eOpcludel his ne
gOtiations in Nicaragua, left Realego on the Sd of
March, in the British war steamer Vixen for PGnts
Arenas de Costa Rica aud arrived there next day.
The Nicaragua Congress was still in session at
Managu1, and would finish its business the last day
of the present month.
Gen. Lamar was at the capital doing nothing pO-
liically. The general impression is that the Cass-
Yrisssri Treaty will not be approved. The people
as well as Government seem to entertain the idea
that both England Ond France win support them in
resisting the demands Of the United States.
Llorento, the bishop of Costa RIGA, who was sx-
PEELED by President Mora for refusing to comply
with the laws of the Republic, had arrived at Mica
ragua and was received with exraOr jinary hOnOrs,
both by the people and officials of the country. The
streets were streWn with flowers as he passed. tri-
umI hal arches were raised, the bells rung, and
such other demonstrations made as are usual on
the entrance of great oonquerOr to his native city
Such stupid, church ridden people scarcely de-
serves better fate than to live und .r Walker and
his rOWdies
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CALIFORNIA.

I Modification Threatened--EfGeet Of the
Failure OF the Pacific Railroad Bill, sc.
! The news of the failure Of he Pacific Railroad
bill in Congress kal aroused The hveliesl iudigus.
ticn in Ca iforaia. The San Francisco papers pubs
lsh the rejected bill in fall, and add severe CON-
msnts upon the course Of members who voted sg inst
it. The .4ifa CalJo5ni4 ssye:
Hang another ehaIlet OF mourning upoa the
altar Of hG9ei; Iiug down the curtain upon Inc
last sad act Of tie Great drama of the times in
Which cur own UaliforBi lays 60 disgraced part
Every whose tie is recorded agaiust this mas
ure, as thousand fold than BENEDICT Arnold
tegeisrg 10 his Rotse adopted land be his po-
lieal predilecons what they may 10 reg .rd 10 the
6aal section of the Bailf9ai til which the Senate
SO magnanimOusly adopted, We can ouly say, in the
luggage of Senator GwIn little it gives il is all
(we) expected from the Congress Of the nited
States.'"
The San Francisco Evsaing' Bulletin is even more
indignant, ard holds cut threat that CslfJrnia
will take measures to free herself from the oppres-
sions Of Congress. It says:
Continual neglect and injustice must deaden the
eff ction and allegiance which this State has ever,
so far keenly felI for the COnfederacy. -yer
gsReTatiOS is rapidly groriRg up in this distant
tsy, who will be bound BY no habH Of IOVe for the
old States, but who will examine the question of
iheF aspect their aQV2n
tsges on thsir own merits solely And if Congress
persists in the eHdsaVor 10 estrSnge the Pacific
States that end will be more suddenly contaminated
than, perhaps, people abroad imsgns Our con-
uestion with the UniOns all 10 the profit Of the other
side Of the eO%Snent now Nothing but the closest
intimacy and the most expeditions intereommunica
tien maintain affection Of posed constantly
by interest. And if the Elst will not consent to
esabl sA that intimacy and FRI EDEN Of intercourse
she expect to these great States Of the West
fall away from them. without railroad Califor.
MIA is not sister and an eqHul 10 the Union. She
will not now consent hold any other position in
the Confederacy."
A fatal s7,w avalanche had occurred on the sides
of the .wnieEille Dlttss in Sierra county, which
crushed CT carried away R5is quartz mill; and the
dwelling house nesI Res n)lds mill Henry Eb>
erhardi was killed, and W and W Reynolds
were uuded. AL having been in the dwelling at
the tine the avalanche came. &c rye Reynolds was
badly hurt by this dep'ora5ls occurrence, many
reminded that, in tie Winter OF 1852, two
were killed by an avalanche near the spot where
Reyn,lds quar.z mill vas Afterwards erected. Six
ty or seventy insn we're hunting for EBERHARDr.
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Walden, Adr'r. vs., Hance, ct. ais.

| ~ Walden, Adm r, Uance, ct. ais
The first question is 10 the construction Of the
following clause Of the viii Of William Walden, Sc
niOr, namely: ITO my son LOdwisk Walden, I lend
Two negroes, Lucy and Harry, and increase during
natural life; aud a. his death to be equslly divided
between the lawful heirs Of his body
We are of the opinion that the words, ''lsEful
heirs Of his bsdy,' as used in this will are words
/ of purch Ise and meant children. LodHick Ytden
therefore only took estate for life in these slaves
with ,ln1indtr to children The case of Loving Ct
ais, Hunter, Yerg, 4, and Settle Vs Setlle, 10
Hump, AZ t. direel authority and decisive Of the
question. The Chancellor so held, and in this re-
spec: we affirm the decree
The next question is 10 the vsTious notes, or
bonds held by Lo1Siek Vadsu the iatesiate, Al his
death, upon bis son Samuel I. Walden; are Ehsy 70
be regarded as debts, adVaneements, in the dis
tribu ion Of his estatesl Ii the former then they
not to be brought into The no ehpOt by the chill
dren of Samuel T. Walden: if the latter, they must.
Proud Us Turner, . Piere Williams 56l. These no es
are four in number, al under seal, and made psya
BILE by the said Samuel 7, Walden u said LodaIek
Walden. Two Of them bear dale in September,
ls47, one in 1850, and one in 1858, and we're re-
famed by the Rtestafs till his death in 1885, aud
the same are now in the possession Of his admins
traitor. Samuel 7. Walden had died before his IA
Their, and it is said insolFen. There is evil
dence explaining the intention Of the father rs to
these debts other than the notes themselves Moth
ing to show that they were used merely as the
evidence Of gifts, sdvancements to the SON, or
that the father did not intend to collect them As
before stated, the rests alone the notes To
show that they are sdvsneements, and to be so res
gsrded, have been referred TO Gilbert rs. Eeth-
erell, Cond Eng. Oh Rep. IA But in that case,
il was made manifest BY the evidence that the fa~
Their did not intend 20 collect the note BE burnt il,
and in effect declared his son was to pay it, and
the case had many other facts tending to show
purpose not TO keep II a = debt.
he
taken at different tines and he seems not. far
we can see, TO have pressed Samuel 7. Walden for
payment can, as We think, furnish no evidence Of
an Intention to make them gifts. He was his son,
and insOlvent, ard he GIT very well indulge him
And if they not debts but ggfs, Why did he take
hold The notes at all In the absence Of proof 10
that effect, We have been unsble to find any author
i'y that these notes 10 be regarded as advance
ments. We think, that prima faee, they must be
treated as debts. q
The decree Of the Chancellor rs to this branch
Of the case is reversed and the remanded, and
if dese ed evidence may be taken as 10 the purpose
Of the Htsstate in regard TO these nOIes-
WRIGHT.
A correct copy: j. p. CLARK, Clerk.
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TIE Louisville Courier of the "a inst, says: "The
grounds for the Nati)aal Race Course have been Sc
lected at last. The committee have concluded the
purchase of one hundred acres Of the 'Gray farm %
the Frankfort railroad, seven miles from this ci>
~. The price paid vas S25,OO0 The land is Fplen-
Oily sdsp'ed for the purpose fOr which it was in
tended The committee sill proceed Immediately
to erect suitable buildings stands, stables, ETC,
90
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ID virtue Of two OF feri faeias direce foa TIE
- Circuit Court Of the Untei States which oali
upon " ludg rendered in said Court the
l5e wherein Wilbur & Scott plaintiffs and T. Hall
and & D Payne defendants, anil MorEn Vance psn-
a and the said h. D. Payne risnsaut. all sc
Court House oOor in The city o. Nashville Saiy, d. lia
dag Of April next ali right, title claim and Interest q re
defendant. y. D. Payne, in and - tie following lots sd
joining to the said city of Nashville, Lots Nos o. u.
-, and IS. all fronting 100 feet, and - feet te 80 CT
lot No 81 all situate and lying IN tai part o. sail cY Known
Bells saryey Charlotte pike Also bots N0s = m .
lying in c. w. O. Paynes plan, Cher street 10 sou Nah
frot.ing said - feet, adisnin
lot All OF which said lots have een levied upon an aiil
sold AZ the property o. sid defendant % ltsy said fs
This third day Of March. 1853. ahlzi1i
J. B. CLEMENTS, L. $ Mzr-hal
mk3-td. Tor ihe Middle District - fefssesfes.
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Peer Shannon, constable of E bert county, Ga ),
sentenced last week to two years Imprisonment
in the pnnitentiary, for refusing to pay over $25
collected under an execution, when demand was
made upon him by the plaintiff.
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The President Indignant.

President Buchanan is said to be quite indgna at,
and very properly too, at the reported conduct Of
Gov. Douglass in refusing the Americans at Victoria
permission to publicly celebrate WashiDgiOn's birth
day. The matter is to be Immediately brought to
the attention of the British Government Our Eng
ish friends heresbouts are at loss to divine the
real cause of this unWarrened attempt on the part
of the British official to suppress the patriotism Of
Brother Jonathan II is thought he must have had
a horrid aversion TO hearing the performance Of
Hail Columbia, Yankee DoOdls, ami Star SpAngled
Banner
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JULIA DEAN HAYNB.-The New Orleans True Della
say truly of actress, who was once great favor
it, in this city:
The truth is, much as we may regrst it. Mrs
Hayes star is rapidly declining This was evident
10 all sagacGus people during her late engagement
She has lost her voice and her energy, and all the
cyster-house critics in Cbristendom cannot humbug
the sensible with tile idea that n star is lustrsus
when its light is fading away before their eyes.
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The sporting circles have been excited by ten
mile race over the San Francisco course, between
Princess aud Glencoe Chief, in which the former
won the purse of 50 900 in little over 20 minutes.
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"a Prs fee s. FIR. CnEATHAM, C. & NJ.


B. n. Wills Ct al, @ EIILlIeth CTCress Ct al
WAY decree Of the County Court OF Davidson County,
s dered al March term, 1888 in above cause will
oer for sale Court House in Nashville Saturday
Ord ay April house and lot Of ground
in south Nashville The lot fronts 40 feet the East side Of
said street, and the house good brick hous with rooms,
and in good repair Said property belongs Cath
arine Willis deceased and sold pay debts estate and for
distribution among the heirs
TERNs-s40O will be required cash. balance on
credit Of one years. good
iy required and lien retained
mh9Otd-Pr's fee Is. Clerk and Master.
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WILLIAMSON a CIEEATHAM.

WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM,
IMPoRTEEs OF
BFandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &c,
10. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TENHE undersigned following pure Liquors,
Wines &C. which they oaer to the trade at low prices
to examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased through Gus
furespossessing the facilities to do hcter
ourselves that odr such Inducements to Cash and
Prom DIT dealers, will meet their views.
Br8ndies, Gin, Huh and Whistles,
&c y and u pipes Fine Cogac 10 bhs superior Rye Whisky
Brandies choicest brands; very old
a Pps Bordeaux de sObFls Old Rye do
55o u 90 hS aapd Gin I IBIS e Tenn Corn do
2puncleOns?ure W. RUM Punee9ns Irish ard Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 90 do sautsrnas;
90 boxes lock and Mosee; 10 do do old and fne
20 % Hungarian, White and % % Nalsir1;
IS boxes Hsi Fine ol.r.t,; 70 90 Port, % ''o'
Porter, Ale, &c.
~ casks London Ortey, best brands
81 dc Enf.5 and Scotch 1 Ao sfst ;,l brands
20 do French Co-dals, assorted
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Hareschino and Absynhe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Haylna Cigars 10000 German Cigars
oo Fin. vtr,, G Tohaog To;,,.o W Anderson,
do do do ''LeftWick's aees'
% do do do de do "Sutherlands Fine
boxes tine virginia Chewing Tobacco suterlands sine qua
20 boxes has vsiPia Chewing Tobacco CAam6er * FliDpen
Golden Leaf
90 boxes fna Virginia chewing Tobacco LanghOrn Arsead,
No. !, Gold Leaf;'
/ boxes fine Virginia Chewing tobacco, ALIENS
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
j y boxes t'Kean Sms celebrated ''TWst and Pancakes
Dsylie Tobacco equal, if superior, any offers
ed in this market
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATUAM,
aspq No. 9. College street. Nashville, Tenn
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Opinions OF the Supreme Court OF Tonnes
see, Delivered at Knoxville, Ptember
Term, 1888. .s
orvie Pain W John Crawford Tax Assessor for Rhea count
.aI Tenn
m took exception 20 the valuation Of his lands.
made by the assessor for the year 1856 being
high The valuation reviewed by two frees
holders in the mode prescribed by the act Of 1866,
ch "A sec. 20, who pre6xed the valuation Of the
$50 acre tract al 50 4lU; on appeal to The County
Court as provided lOrIn The ctOn above referred
to-ihe valuation Of said tract reduced by the
Cou1t to 81 &c., upon the proof adducsd The heas
ing. From this action Of tho County Court, Craw
ord the tax assessor, appealed to the Circuit Court
In the Circuit CourI motion was entered, oB be-
halr cf Crawford 10 qHash the proceedings Of the
County Court. Both motions we're discharged; and
his boror, the Circuit Judge, proceeded to hear
proof aud reiBstated the valuation Ct the assessor
and two free boilers. From which proceeding Paine
prosecuted an appeal in error 70 this Court. We
think the Circuit Judge erred in entertaining APP
peal The action of the County Court, upon this
question incline 10 think, inLendsd 70 be a.
nal But wheiher this be SO or not, the tax asses
scr had no such interest in the question as entitled
him TO make himself party to the proceeding. or
TO prosecute appeal IN h9 0lca name and tehaJ,
from the order # The County Court. The judgment
will be reversed and the appeal from the County
Court TO the Circuit Court viii be dismissed, and
copy Of this judgment will be certified to the Coun>
ty Court Of Rhea e0uny. - ~
McKIsxEY.
,-,..onv Attest G. w NELsoN Clark
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FARMERS

MILL doubtless be saed observe that N sisT 81
w continued stringeucy have concluded Sch
reelection popular and unappruachzte Germ and
Cob Milis the ExceAslOrs Is vii bring sa ne reach
Of all. 1t offered, FOR s only All coF-e
sets Of grinding rings at he very Very olar
As far aware, this lover than TIE Excelsior ever
offered u the United States; suerlriy
unqasstione By those destitute q pruce, Falen
viii appreciate efforts BY sending 0rsrs Baiiernr
the public long since awarded The Excs sior palm o.
superiority WILL without discussing It's SURPRISING or
IL 10 them with Excelsior. Is III
ing ADD cob, wheat, oats &c FOR STICK: and grinding
for family Il Discharges The neal directly inlo half
bushs provided Eih movable grinding surse ahh,
when out. be restored alta cost q three do Agents
throughout authorised sell above
Pgrsons wanting The aboYe VIII lease address
JAMES Q. BALDWIN.
dee7s-d&tu3D -. CoIiegsstF-e Nashville. -ern.
RUTTERf RUTTEHIf BUTEEEgsg
HTE have thirty-ags Ferkins fresh Reserve Butter,
msls H. sFREScH 3 sgN,
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'. E aViugh, Pa rick and IlOs. ] Nayaugh.
Ely decree OF the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered the the July 1852 renew
"a at the term 1852 viii oEer for at Court
house in Nashville Saturday the 23I day Of April next
lot of ground fronting about 4j feet OF
Market Street. in Nashville and running College
street to an alley, upOI, which is iiame house
TERMS-One third will be required in balance
six and months credit Notes with security requ
a lien aimed
anil is sol for distribution.
mhaO I'd Prs fee IS +. r. CREATUAM, G. & N.
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A revolution is reported to have broken out in
Chiapas, the scuthsrnmost State of Mexico, on the
Goth Of January. The insergents attacked the city
of CONTAIN, and after sharp conflict possessed
themselves of the place. The house, store and pro-
perty of James Mckinney, an American merchant,
were pllsged and burned, and ether property dss-
troyed.
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FINE CHANDELEERS.

WILL furnish chansliers. either laruing Gas G
Candies. TO salt any sized building. CLcrc Hotel
Hall in he city county, with all the glass ioies es
cheap they can be had from any market II
Keep good assortment OF al tie small fEtlres.
Drop tights, paper and fancy color Glass Shae Pas
vrs, &C.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the best wOr1en always ray 10 any Kind o.
Gas Fitting. Also, All the machinery Tor eating =crcst
Gas Pipe, and viii sell any number Of feet Is e cue
% their measurement plans and ou1s
and other tOos. 50 that they can de their work
steam and Steamboat NEerk.
steAm Pipe steam Valves, Cseks and ohsr articles 81 au fr
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam PIPE rork dons
sIth despatch
- JAMES n. EENDRIcK,
ehs9-5m a. Cherry Sireet.
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VTRp ENGTNE FOR SGLE.

TWVUE splendid FIRE ENGINE nOE usea
Delure Fire Company No. ,, q this city, u -4r11--
odsrei Eor sale on reasonable Il one q ),
Eunpeuan's celehrafed suciJus, cspahle % lruE
ing streams, with viii throw atslna
through Ineh noEzie. T Engine very ie Eorn,
and finest finished liachfne c9urfr L.
sold FOR faat whatever. FOr further lfrmatsa as
b. SMITH, Sec'y.
mhl5-tElm. Care % EEiur PeliIefua
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OLDHAM & WHITE, r7-
ATTO RNEKs AT BAWY

" y Au8IIU9 UDAUs9
RACrICE the Dist=iet COuris Western Texas sa IA
United States Dtrt ard supreme Court n Aasa ani
Tyler. Land claims oevsry description known AVA ~
euted either before Tie Courts be General nd 0es 81 Court
Of Claims Once ar ooagrsszA geaue, The cayifjI
iyI ssg-dkuir
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fsHEdAu
SIS 900 REWARDi

GtEORGE BEIELER, Clerk in the Brnneh
NJ Of the Union bank, a Jackson,
Of The 81 inst, and Egkteen Thousand Eight Hundred Dollar
in Uuion Bank End FOTy-hve uandre Dollars a. Gold
stolen. One Thousand Dollars viii ~ paid Tor the dsaycr
the murderer and -Four Thousand Dollars recovery Oh ts
money, AID in proportion for any part Of H.
.KIRKMAN,
feblO-dh prssiilarts
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Manax's UOmDInea Reaper ana

TTTITH WOODS HMPROVEMENT.--Th
w celebrated Machine f premium Of tirard
3oLD AEDAL- asfhe teouhnsi R-ang Mosiaz shine
at the great Unitd states Agricultural Pair, held us
ky-, in SEPTEMBER, ISL The near Syeas New
lork, in JAY, where al the Pr al Machines Uucd
States were thoroughly tested The committee made efr aaans
thrs1gh Marshal 2 Wilder, President United Agricultural
Society, al Louisville, Ky.
Il also received
Mower, before tive separate COMMITTEES, alpoirsd The
dent Of The Davidson County Agricultural society Nassle
IN July, lc5I Of the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given Machine
durin the last season, every Machine in
The above machines are for sale By The undersigned, 80
+ B. y. cHEATHAA,
General Agent Eor the Stz.s. ia
USHER, WHEELBS & CO.,
NsgbgiIfa. $50
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DALY'S
Aromatic valley Whisky.

age aduerate dsleteous Liquors. tits
OF great satisfaction to be aoe INTRODUCE TO public Eo,
article OF unquesoned purity, and pos
sng qualities except such as have the NEST favorable in
few roods Of soil on the banks Of the Rhine produce Tx
grape, which will flourish where else, iron whose juice
the 'Johanuiseg, The choicest wine Of the world.
Of land in Cuba produce 7, baeco, the and
quality Of which, when manufactured into CIGARS ncompsrd
bly, superior to that Of the proucto other soil and
row strip Of land Parish louisiana
long supplied the world with supeeAceen article OF 81 uf,
from such Tobacco he induced to elsewhere.
In Ike manner it has long been known territory,
lying the valley Of the MonongaheA river exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties marked and peculiar that lis dis
oa produces Whisky Of such superstye places
it beyond rivalry
process recently discovered and now known only ny
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
'O'Ai'' - ~ 1r0SIatic valley whisky,
with which 10 other stand an Instant comparison
have apprehension Of being accused Of publishing IN
warantable, exaggerated eucomiums, byany who
will first subject my Whisky TO the test
1t is the standard article at al the hscass Hotels and
Clubs the city OF New York. and wherever ills introduced it at
awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
Its medicinal properties SUCH that while its immediote ef
fleets pleasant and grateful it exercises the haP:es
nent influence upon the constitution
have analysed sample 'Dal Aromatic Valley Whisky,
deleterious adnixture JAMES X. Chiffon, N. D.,
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, % Somerset street,t
Boston, April I7th 1858.
WV. II. DAILY, New York .-
Whisky and find pure He ad1ored, Rye WHISKY contain
ng Of kind and would Il
- 'N''''''' ''' ''''''' ' CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation, be pare article entirely free from the
fully, JAMES J. HAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
COnsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky as it is sold By the
10 South William street, New York,
janl9-leo en- Sole Proprietor.
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LAND ron SALE.

EWyIIE subscriber sale seventy oflan1
Middle franklin Turnpike, four niles Nashville al
Joining tract which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' land equal the best with Of excel
lent never failing water, with the beautiful building
in the country, and in the midst Of orood
America aprii4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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an the night Of the M March, while passing mp Nasas
and Chattanooga Railroad, pTisouer knoan b he
Of JA18S STEWART e-c4pei r. the While uner
tween Laversne and Antiaeh. The said Jane
years Old, Il about feet inches g has rather sty
pexion, sT rahrr dark vita heavy Whissers, SEGA
$50 pounds When he escspei be had Wise panala
frock had drawing bis
teae By acua- He says his family reside Shebgy Bel
ford county, Tenn lis veil acquainted viii he cOuai ltEea
Nashville and Shelnyvilie and Is likely he urtug between
those places. viii give Q reward o. so W per
son viii apprehend said Stewart aEsE
get him. ". ID. JOtLlNV, slaeriasf
. utla5 4 IVA wTE McNairy county. Tenn.
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A trus copy. Attest, C. ". NELSON, CLERK.
Ramsey We. The state.


On the l3sh of September, 1856, the plaintiff IN
error, made the following proposition in the Knox
vile STANDARD, 10 bet on me presidential election
then pending, namely:
ga CHANCE FOR FILLMORE MES"
" $3.50 that Buchanan beats Fillmore in Tennes-
see"
$3.50 that Buchspsn beats him 500 votes"
$3.50 that he beats him 00O votes"
'S25O that he beats him l 500 votes"
$3.50 thai he beats him 2, 900 votes"
$3.50 that he beais him :, 500 votes"
$3.50 that he beats him 1000 VOtes."
$3.50 that be beats him 8, 500 votes:"
$3.50 that he beats him 4. 000 votes
Gan the a5oFe to be taksn together and The money