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IN. serdo de Fejada, Minister Of Finance of
Mexsco. Nj. Diaz Miron, and A. Bravo, are at the
National.
The Schenectady N " Snr sayss /" We
have hcapd Il rumored that The Hon. Daniel e.
Sick is negotiating for the purchase q the resi-
dence Of q certain legal gentleman in this city,
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IL A Boston Arm announces the FIRST direct
importation CT goods from Japan at that port
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THE EMBASSY PROM JAPAN.-The Navy Depart-
ment has received intelligence that the embassy
from Japan TO the Units States win not start on
the mission before the lid Of February, 1860.
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IL Surgeon, the great London gun, recentl
preached to foKr acres Of AMMAN beings
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IL The chinch bug is injuring the corn crop
in jefferson county, Va.
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WILL NOT MOVE.

WILL NOT MOVE 80
- store 40 We have At present one Of the u -
Nl2 arSest IN the city, and at all times have II
ElA GERiEs, WINES, LIQUORS and CT al.
.,.t h.ns -, whicn We shall refuse TO .eli At =
goods for cash. We can sell Good aftieie. NJ low
tie cssss..sa i I'm sai R1b5sns 10 shs
purest Old Rye ever sold here :, Shf, 'h'
KENNEDY r. prem
Grocers, No. SOS SEVERN ss,Do..,a
U~-H Next door to Odd FelIoWs Hall
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SURVEYOR GENERAL BoNDEp.-The bond given
by William w. Chapman, Surveyor General of
Oregon, in the penalty of s3o,oUe, has been ap-
proved at the General Land Office
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IL In Richmond, SIC 600 has been raised to
wards the erection of an asylum for orphan boys
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IL "ohNo"' RRIpaY,JUr.v o..

Ladies Will please bear in mind that on 10 n,orrov
RsG Snsi 9sve 2SS cntlre stock Of MANTiLIAS,
ters I'm second story Mantllia Rooms and mated
ts,m; al ~ e. snan cost prices, a. Ne are de-
i%e1evssmsn!s r. o9r store rooms. '"'
NOW Is the q me for extraordinary h.rv.,n.
B.-A large Show window for saia =. paf soihs'
MAXWELL'S, 32s p. av
.W1! be added to the above : a. so,f,S. St. ~
-Naslans and Capes sand bar 80
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IL The corporation tax in Frederick city, Md
for the year 1852 is 80 cents on 4 hundred dollars
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President BucHANAS.-The President, it Is
said, contemplates returning to this city in the
early part of next week-perhaps on Wednesday
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The WKArHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation Is about O'Clock:
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The CHILDREN SAVED FROM THE MOUNTAIN
MEADOW MAssACRE.-The Commits oner of In.
dian Affairs has observation-disclosures from Super
intendent j. w. Forney, Of Utah, that fifteen Of
the unfortunate children who survived the dread.
full massacre Of their parents and Others in the
Mountain Meadow Valley, IL September. 1851.
while on their way to California had left G reat
Salt Lake city on the 18th OF June, ult and are
now en- route for Leavenworth city, Kansas Terri.
tory. The superintendent has detained two Of the
children-boys, about nine years Of age-to be held
subject to the order Of the United States attorney
for the Territory Of Utah. to testify in such legal
proceedings as may he instituted against parties
charged with being engaged in the Mountain
Meadow massacre. WIN. c. Mitchell. ESQ -. OF
Arkansas, several members Of whose family were
Of the party victims Of the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre, has been appointed special agent, and d.
rected to proceed to Leavenworth city, Kansas, to
meet the party upon their arrival at that place and
convey them to their friends In Alabama
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CoHRKcrroS.-In noticing yesterday the resufn
of Commissioner Greenwood to the city westased
IL as being after an absence of few weekss.
whereas it should have been a few days. we
deem this correction necessary in justice to the
Commissioner, as he was gone but i've DAYS. and
then only when his presence was necessarily re-
quired elsewhere .Ea y z ~
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-A PAIR of GOLD sPECTACLEs, on l.
hlch suitable reward viii be given by calling st
t1Is ONCE. IL. P
EOIND.-The subscriber has at his farm near
cow With marked ear aud also NAKED ~
with slit under the throat The owner -
~ q 81. j. CAMPBELL BRAwNER.
SfOn REwARD:-Left his home on Saturday
V1OO night last. my NEGRO MAN, -
named SAU e STEWART. about q years OF e{Y
pleasant expression Of cOuntenance, high -
cheek bones, thick lips, moves And speaks-1ks
slowly, Took with bin hne clothing, which would
with negro man Bon C0ok who is pnckmsrked
Val give tine shove reward n taken outside of
the District and secured 40 that NAV get him, or
me. ANDREW h, HEWITT,
jy aS-st'
GIOO REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
SiUO scrher: ON the 23t instant. nv Ne -
GRO BOY, EMANUEL DODSON, about IL q
his leg, oecasioned hy a bite of dog. Also, ~
BAILEY, INT known as Geo. ponsison. a ont p
dressed In dark clothes when he left: yery snort
Shen spoken to- Inclined 10 De proud. especially
srahR. s+s sie ,f he n ssoFs f eva
be given, If secured IL jail 81 we csn ret them.
~ S-S' NJ. CHRISTINA THOMPSON
som REwARD.-Rsn away from the ,ub-
NEGRO M SSIteTIr; On R he 20 ~ Is55sHt, my
Betsy ls large; stout, dark negro, about Is IN
years old. Had on when she left home a -
osck de bege dress and white bonnet IviIa
District " II oansht within or sa9 II beyond the
" Is If Istreet between stR sAd IS;b.
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was also at simoda, and had had case Of small.
pox on board The disease, however, did not
spread, and the sick msn was left in a small
temple located for the purpose by the authorities
Of simoda, in care e an. assistant surgeon and
two nurses Sconsui-G General Harris had concluded
his brsines at Kanagua, and expected in short
time TO embark on the Mississippi for Kacusakf.
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PROPOSALS INvITED.

ID PROPUSA LIS INVITED.
Il ROPOSALS IN writing and seaed will he re-
csIy ed a. the May or's Office, Gsorsetowa, D. c. nm
N SATURDAY., the S0th instant. at - m for the &c
livery ui about one thousand cart loads of Gravel
and the spIC aiding OF the same upon such streets
OF the town as sha be designated by the Msyor.
The Prlce per load to include ali expense for ms
terfal and labor IF every kind. Unless the los ds
he full, and the Gravel of the best analIty thew
Will not he aliowedto be deposited upon any Of the
streets. .r.-
urther Information be lad on application 10
the subscriber.
HENRY ADDISON. May.r.
Nv Is - '~'
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uIBBRNIA CLUB EXCURSION.

announce tn their friends and the
publ. that they vii tive thsir SEC
ond Annual Exclusion 20 GlymoUt
Pavilion on wEDN EsDAY sTru,, ~ -
Thomas CollyeL viii leave seventh street uh.rf =,
clock g. M STAGES vii also lesve the o.Tn., a,
+th street and Mssxachasetts avenue and IN. cr,s
of ldh street and Pa avenue. Ia time 10 me.t a..
boat - above. WIthera' rAsS Band kAs b..n en.
genflemsn ard ladies. By oEd-r ofths
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TTHE NUMEROUS FRIENDS ANDCu
toners OF DT: WOOl.FSON. the Celebrated
OPtloian and Ocnlist, will be happy to hear of hi
having returned to this city and reopeBed a ne ana
sP!endid Optical instrument Establishment. as also
aud Spectacles, on Pa. avenue No pa BET v een
18th and 18th streets. iy 1-t
IEpHtENiX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
hS Ferrous wishing TO become members of
thIs Assoclaton can do so, without additional
charse, unul the first Wednesday of August next
sne b9aId OF Directors at their last meeting having
at the store Of Ed. c. Dyer, no. = Pa avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets
= 10 eotd T. NJ. HANSON, Secretary.
~ ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE
~ served to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mes. Hotels
and Ihxcursi9ns, al one dollar per gallon FRESH
LANES made every day, and sent to any part Of
ana very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nlshIng everything In the party line. Ice Cream TO
PrIvste amiiies S3s cents per quart. At the PHIL
hDELpHlA CONFECTIONERY. corner 18th
anu sts. -.... jy Him
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FROM THE EAST INDIA sQuApRos-Despatches
from the East India squadron to May IL, have
been received at the Navy Department. Full par
ticulars given In these dispatches Of the acct
deaf to the Germantown, but nothing ditere mt
from what has already been published. While
on shore at Penang one Of the sailors Of the flag
ship Powhatan, named Picks, stabbed 4 shipmate
named James Stevens. Stevens has recovered and
was aboard ship, but Picks had been Imprisoned
oy the local authorities. The Germantown was
at simoda at the latest dates. The Mississi Dbl
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsRMTs

0EORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS
rNOTICE.-Georsetown Water Tax bills for
uS the current year are now ready An alate
h.t OF i've Per cent viii be allowed on the same if
psld 81 the lerA Office before the Ist day ~
AnSmst neAt. CHAS. ID. WEIGH,
-D - Tax Collector.
EoR RENT-Two new and vefy commodious
j. BRICK STORE HOUSES, corner of Cav and
high streets; OPP site Forrest Hal, Georgetnn N
ID e THIS location for any kind of busiaess IN
considered one OF the best, if not the hest in The
town Apply 70 BLADEN FORREST, GsorTe-
town. ID. c. IVES sgs
NJ WOOD AND COAL
w Il Have now on hand large stock Of WOOD
and COAL. We call the attention of those desi
rors Of sslns In early 10 give us a call We are
determined to sell low for cash, or TO punctus
toners on short time. Our prices foe delivery n
July aGd A"eust IS for cash. Quantities of tons
lows: '
For Black DIAMOND Mol article, sss
IEHfGH - q
RED ASH -. 5o0
WHITE ~
hNhORA "pOO-.-- .-...-.--.-.. o VI
3 90
hNTTp 70 ----- .---4 to- 81
-, HENRY BARRON l. Son.
IL OfhceaaCorner Green street and Canal,
GeOrgetown ID. c. jy
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
IVA WARRINGTON,
Isrtcs Wet Osfl Fs-fks, NOTES.
Tbs steamer THOMAS COLLYER vii run reg
1lariy 70 Mount Vernon and the
bops OF Mshingtel, 90 TUES EkG-S
phh and tRIDAYS, leaving the1ezzs<&s
NneLI, etthe loot OF 1th street, a. II D. m and -
turning at half past O'Clock D. W. ~
Soaches cave al the Hotels and the corner Of
es1iranisavenne and TN a. 81 Pm q m Round
s-n
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PIC E En ri HE EwAsHIESTSN YAsEsl

MONUh 4, August Ist, lH5a.
The Warrington isgers teg leave Co Inform Their
trlenos ard the public generally ti.st -.
me, wal give Pie Me on MON L<&k-ts-a
place. <-@-<-
Mssners Band is engaged for the occasiou.
The PIC MICS Of the Conn any having alwars nee,
largey attended, they hope TO have the pIe.su-. :,
see their flepds in fo force on this occs.lor TIE
pr"ceeos OF TINS ~ their former Pie NIc, viii b-
ePkrOPriated 10 the new unlforms
eke" - cent?. sdnlSang . gentleman and
Nv SN THE cov mr. op.~c.,,y,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RARBEE's BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL"
is on Free Exhibition s
HIPS BOOKSTOR
ma 10 1872 Pa. sv., between 9th and intb NJ,
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THE ANNUAL PIC MIC
oF TIVE
Union Engine Companv Nos

VIII be given at ANALosTAN RETREAr %,
TUESDAY, August ID.
bro,Ped's Band viii furnish music
Refreshments, re-. at city prices
boats WI leave Easby's wharf and the foot II
MN street, veor getown, every ten MINUTES.
q Ind ny hns r. q
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peeaniary interest in such result
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yTyHE arseer Vegetable Pills are offered only vaIuabs
FOR OF diseases arising fran arrangement In
-s,s and the symptoms Indicating ned ars
se1sraIl CD-u ptio1. Headache, Nervounes Uneasne A.
Ter atI1r Biliousne Heartburn Aeti, Nance, FAtnsncs.
fsfire DEBILITY ness, the stomach ~
t.s nsna Liver Complaint Boils. Eruptous Rastlsss-
e. ist1rd sleeping GPlngs, Feversh ness, and Low,
On arealf q ier gFs1f 1'idness and Jgo1s f1s scf tae
y-6s 1gtssds ieQre Eie t0sls II . cnasffEa-
~ ~ n a. 6rgfssbsrg Pils oi - fols Iors DIsss-
aaf t6alls aaV Others
~ PnlcS q5 cESTs PSI BOX On TIE DoI1AR
EoTS noxEs WIN ~ AAs 40
o. THz couz.Er. AkEX MtCkENz11,
nov Is-d "a Collsge Street. NsraTilss
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FU N! FU NJ!

have just isued the following side splitting pubca
Nv tors They eaeh contain edless variety COuca-
es and worth double their price to those who love laugh
THR LAUGHABJE ADvENTuREs JOHN SMITH; Seventy funny
illustrations and Ave hundred other comcaliss Price cts
FVS ALL Chips from the Elephants Trunk. Thirty
ings, Humorous Jokes, Quee and Laughable ans &C.
Price 10 cents.
The ELEPHASrs Garrett FUx Twenty-Five Illustrations
and Laughabie Stories Funny Adventures Queer
ConumdruJs Terrific Puns and Witty Sayings. Price
We have also just Issued the following useful aud interest
n publications.
TIE YouNa AaEsIcA Conainnga choice collection
Of and beautiful thar be found ia any
SJEg book published. Price 10 cents.
THIS YOUNG AMERICA LErER WRrE2; Containing instructions
Letter Writing and choice collection Of Letters Love-
cents.
TIE YoUSs AMERICA Room GUIDE; Containing hints
Ballroom Etiquette how dance and how behave, with in
calling figures OF Fifty Cotons and
Contra Dances PIics 10 cents.
THE YoUNG AMERICA DRAM Book The Only complete
published containing tie Interpretation -Four
Hundred Dreams. Prize 10 cents
Copies named hooks sent By rail- postage paid,
receipt OF price
AGENT RANTED.-We want Agent in every nook and
Of the United States and Canaa Ose these books One
to try will send sixteen copies assorted they
order by mail postage paid Tor One Dollar Forty COPIES
paid, Two Dollars. One Hundred Cop for -FOUR
Dollars IL EXPRESS the Purchaser paying the freight
No order will be attended to unless accompanied by the money
Address all ordersto P. D0RY Publisher
Cincinnati, Ohio.
III The above Publications had, Wholesale Retail
Of HAGAN & JOHNSON. Nashville; Tenn.
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ruaHCERY SALE

RURsUANT decree Of the ChanceTy Court Of Carthage
nade in the case DOnoho Andrews and others he
undersigned will sell public sale the 2h day Of DECEMBER
1852 on premises credit Of and y months and years
time. Except a sum sufficient to pay Gust, &c.
Ta Tract Land Of about 400 which Mrs CYNTHIA
DonOho resides which lies in smith eouny, the Carthage
ing the lands OF Thomas Hinton Said Farm has yaInahe
Dwelling house, built Of stone good other
uble improvements SAID farm we'll adapted for rails
ing finely Watered. with springs that never m in The est
SAID Farm will be divided purchasers il desired
place. all the Perishabe property belonging 10 The aid Donob
estate household and kitchen furniture stock Of descriptions
horses, cattle. hogs &. A MOORE q /. n
novel W.T.. mrs fae -
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hand would show some mark Of bullet It would
be probable in that position where the shot struck
the anterior part of the left hand and Just below It,
the clothing would also receive shot / can i'm
agine it possible that the right hand might be miss
ed One shot entered on the right side, quite low
down. about the fifth or sixth rib, and one on the
left about the point of the heart.
Colin H. Campbell Direct examination by A.
Ewing.
slept with Poindexter the night before he was
killed When went into his room the night before,
there were two pistols upon his table. One was
repeater and the other Derringer. The next morn
ing when we got up and dressed, he put on one OF
the pistols-the repeater. That was before he saw
the newspapers.
The testimony here closed.
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TUyHE undersigned will sell the highest bidder Iron
Mouutain Furnace, in Stewart County, Tuestay, the
December month"; about FjCe thousand Aeres
Of Land portion Of viii Cumberland River AMI creek
hest quality. The land will be divided 70 suit
purchasers Some Of the high state Of cultivation
we'll improved with dwelling houses. cut houses, &c
All DESTROYS Of purchasing good farms will do we'll 70
attend this SALE az these lands we'll adapted to farming and
grazing purposes
e third cash. the balance in one and two years.
dot9 interest notes with good security required and lien
retained.
One If as can be found At until the day Of sale
show the lands 0 all who may desire to purchase
WIN. LeDBETEER,
II. P. BOSTICK.
nov27-w3t
The Claksve JsHsrsonian and Dover Inelgeneer will COPY
three times and send bills this Office for collection
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I'm THE COUNTY COURT or uUMPu.

( reyS County, Tenn.--Lu-co Hsiley aud others,
heirs Of Isaac Hedge, Reconsideration sell Land 1t
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from the
legations the petition which that samuel Tate
wife Mary Orleana Hedge Nancy Hedge and
children Of Isaac Hedge r deceased known,
defendants the above ali whom residents Of
Of and in the State
in the reach Of the ordinary process this Court there
fore ordered that publication b Of four
in the Onion and ASTcQR, publish FL in tire
Nashville reqnriDg the above named defend
appear the County Court held
the county Of Humphreys the Court honse in the OF Wa
VERIFY Monday January next plead,
said petition the will he
hearing parte them. this the 29h day No
Vemher, lt59. LEVI McCOLLUM,
dec2-y4T. prs fee 90 Clerk & Mtster.
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We arc gratifed to learn that movement has
been set on foot by the friends Of the late Maj F.
G. EASTMAN in this city. TO raise fund with which
70 purchase house and lot to be presented TO the
wife and children Of our deceased friend. Maj
EASTMAN has devoted nearly the whole of the last
twenty years of his life to the interests of the Dem
ocratic party and Of The State of Tennessee and
the proposed gift TO his family VIII be a timely re-
cognition of his eminent services An appeal to his
friends in behalf Of this object hss been printed
and distributed over the State, and cordial re-
Spouse is anticipated.
A subscription paper for the county of Davidson
has been left at the Post Office in this city where
the friends Of Maj EASTMAN can call and put down
their names
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EEE undersigned wish 70 sell valuable Tract OF Land lying
in District No. l. Of Carroll county, Tenn lying the
road leading from McLemorsyille TO Jackson miles iron La
Yna. The nehborhood Of the West Tennessee
supplied with good Schools ehu-ehes The Tract
100 Of land situated be conveniently divided
into three good farms OF 900 each.
There $50 OF tract high Of cutv
ton, there is COED dwelling and ether buildings
the premises with good spring and abundance Of stock
ter
For terms apply to JAMES LANIER, " II WOODS the
n II 10.
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TIE LEGlsIk TUEE-We are necessarily compelled
10 postpone the publication of cur report Of the
proceedings OF the Legislature yesterday until to-
morrow.
A large portion Of the time of the Senate, and it
held a long session. was occupied IN considering
several propositions 10 amend the Constitution all
NJ which were disposed Of by being rejected.
In the House of Representative, Mr. BArLEss'
-.osol,+;ons in regard to the Harpers Ferry InsuF
rection. were adopted.
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.
AT
CK'S music STORE.
IMMENSE WATER4ROWER AND CHOICE
LAMBS FOR SALE.

TKNHE undersigned still eight hundred
Of Land about half mile from the Of Man fsR
chester the county seat ofCo county Tenn, ~
the stone fort and the two principal falls the
Of Duck river averaging frsm IS 81 ach
about 800 yards apart The volume of falls
the dyest season Of the is sufficient to drive almost
punt Of machinery and Of and
reasonable outlay Upon the whole about
50 acres cleared the balance fine TIMBER aeonserabe pOron
first rate bottom land, and the remainder
The falls situated about mile from the railroad depot
Manchester and within six hours Of Nashville whole
with both falls offered for sale, they would be separately
to suit purchasers. For manufacturing purpase
surpassed by in Tennessee and be purchased
BILE terms.
octI7-wu W T.G n
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN HAY
WOOD COUNTY, TENN.

ONE Tract Of 1883 acres u miles from Brownsville,
the Key Corner road. 65J open and in cul- go
tiYation. SrSS
Another Tract Of 800 acres 10 miles from Brownsville
Fulton DurhamVe rOsd open
both these Tracts avOTab located to chuTc
Schools both male female and within 10 p miles
the Memphis and OAo Railroad. They well improved With
good settings gin houses cotton negro hoUss orchards
&c. The undersigned is deterniued sell, persons
wishing locate in Tennessee will do well examinehess
lands before buying elsewhere
TERMS-0ne third cash. balance and two ye,r with in
teiest W. 2. BOND. Brownsville, Tenn.
Refer to J. A Rogers J. P. Wood, n. T. Perkins, SEN
Messrs Harris, WOrmley Co., Memphis, Tenn.
an fa,In
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CRIsP,s GATETY.
FOR SALE.
JAMES Low a co.,
PREMTJM FLOUR.
II. ID. SNOWDEN a co.,

OLE Agents for the sale Of the celebrated Knoxville City
Mills Flour have us received lGO bags Railroad, which
they are selling at Mills prices.
This has taken the Premium 1t State Fair and rated
50 per higher in the New York market than other
brand.
We expect to keep fall supply hand, and recommend il
with the confidence to cusO0ers far superior 70
any Flour have B SNOWDEN & CO.,
No North Cherry Street.
T~.s.- nufsIf,
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FOURTH DAY.
TUESDAY, November 20, 1859.

The Court met pursuant to adjournment.
CGoy. Brown offered to introduce as testimony
bond riven by Mr.. Poiudexter and another to keep
the peace, and which was yet unexpired. 1t was
objected to and the settlement OF the question was
s. y. Hoilingsworth. Direct examination by Gov
Brown ~
am acquainted with the character of Allan A.
Hall in this community, and think his general char
s,,nrose from general report and conversation
NAV state that was acquainted with the character
81 r., Poindexter for peace and violence. | think
he was generally locked upon when offended as ra-
Their dangerous; and that he was sensitive and la