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established b. the weight Of the proof
IN opposition 70 this eoBplaiuaat has alel ma ~ rooe
snoHns st defendant did not claim these notes after he dafs
o ne at treated them, as the noney a.
e properly q the intsss down. almost to he rIo5 y ~
death. - - -
Adj must Be ssei that this proof very strong against
On theoheE hand he alleges that he purs,ea nj, -
i the wish Of bis brother that ho should a. A.
be shows that he Gid frequently speak o. these rls
Strung is the EplanaDt's proof We a. .ot tfnl
eieat 70 over.urn he evidence for the defen,suf
We esi constrained to bold that the gin in favor a.
Is established. BrlnsOn Brunssa. MeIrs Req an
Deere affirmed. W1ta..
A correct copy; J. P. eEARK, Clerk.
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Brazleton vs.. Rrnoka.

On the Goth OF November I45 complainant as the epdsey
OF note made by Brooks paid for him John
wards the sum Of S3sl and that his creditor
Ior tat amount Brooks in 1883 in the month March or
April had obtained judgment in
ter, against complainant. for about $4,000. Hl
The complainant, the 9Th Of April 1859 filed his bill In
Brooks owed him against the Judgment seged that roo
insolvent and allowed collect his Judgment asnst
complainant without abatng for the or the would be
He asked obtained junction 10 STAY defendant mill
the set OF allowed.
The Chancellor upon hearing refused to allow the set of
upon the ground that il matter Of defence which com
panant could have avaled himself upon trial law and
that he not prevented from doing fraud OF the de
PENDANT, by accident, any act Of the defendant
In this We think he erred because have find
anything in this record which shows was cred
itor Of the defendant had paid money to Robert and John
Edwards, at the time II tie isfitgtoa OF his suit AGAINST
complainant and il devolves defendant this h. In
sss complainant could have made his defence debt
or demand TO be set off, must have Of the an
nOuncement Of e plaintiffs suit Jefferson Co. Bank vs. Chan
man, 10 JONAS keD. 81.
1t is plain tht the uron the trial at law for
the defendant, in his admits the
complainant and assumed position his judgment Al law
IS more than sufficient to Cd
may have against him. and therefore he
from the prosecution Of another at law which pend
my against complainant Tor matter embraced iudr
ment lie thus virtually submits the
ma reference reliance upon the matter on which
the Chancellor decided the lie valves all if it ever e
listed.
We suppose view Of facts of this case M valid h
ectsu be urged against the Jurisdiction the court or the
relief prayed Lecause defendant aeged 10 the bill 10 ba in
solvent and that IS in effect admitted in the answer Smith
vs.. Ross 4 BGler, 3 Pun. $50.
And dis not and complainant first had no ground
to come int court OF equity still the the defendant did NOT
demur but filed answer and this under the force Of the act
Of e52 CHI 365, any objection 10 the in
rsdiction of the Court Acts lsjl-2: pages 675-G74
We reverse The decree, and decree for Complainant
Correct copy; j. Z. CLARK, Clerk. WBFaur
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

An Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
now occupied by Mr S Weller.
The house very large and commodous containing
" servants cellars coal wood sheds &c
Tie good order most Of it being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding house than any louse
In Nashville
The lot is about sixty feet front by hundred
feet and the house situated the admit Of
an addition that would render commodous any hotel In
the city.
large portion Of the fnurecan bepurchased with the houss
II desired.
II is we'll that hotel keeping is in this city, pro-
nabe business and any wishing to engage In such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible locz
uon bang oonvensn to all the business portions Of the city,
draS3H Avs. LRSDsLEF.
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gasgbiIIs anian anS 9mtrltan.
DaIiy So; Tri-weelllY s. weekly 81.

Fraudulent PAcxISo The Memphis Appeal Of
the 29lh says: IN. W. Want, yesterday, opened g
bale Of hay at his feed store that had been weighed
By the inspector. It's weight sS5 pounds. With
in it was found log Of wood that weighed 81
pounds, and a quantity Of limestone weighing l6s
pounds. Two hundred and 6fy Ave pounds Of the
whole was wood AMI stone. TIE bale vas from AM
stsrdam, Ind"
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OFFICIAL.

Opinions of the Supreme Court of the state
of Tennessee, at Nashville, December
Term, 1858.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO
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--- RAELROAD.

- -
-.------ EkAHLR0AD.
Great National Route.
TENERHEINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenNood and Park
ersourg West, which places utes with Railroads,
Steamers &C., for and from all points In the
WeSts SOulhsEyGSt aad NOrthsEgeSts
Fare to New AM Boston ONE DOLLAR lethsn any
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1890
A. ~
Direct connections made by these trains
For ALI the Eastern Cities.
Thisis the only to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston aione by
other lines.
Through Tickets the Eastern cities be procured via
Washington city additional charge Of 50 ".
Quick time and sure cOnDnectionss
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the principal Railroad Ofhcesin tie West.
Ri. FULLER. Genl Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W Smith. Master Iapl4.
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SIS REWARD.

S75 REWARD.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber the Goth Of March, ..
y dark mulato boy named BILL, about % years I'd
ofaEe, feet inches in heghh chsek bones argeand prom
inen large quick mooned and speaks rather slow ~
When he left he had gray roc and pants nearly
sane stun The negro probably lurking about tie vicinity Of
Nashville, and will endeayoT make his way free
The above reward will be paid taken Of the State $50 if
caught in this State and secured in Jail so that get him
mayI-d&wlm JOHN CASEY.
ENOR RENT..s-The large Room overthe Daily News Of
fee formerly occupied BY Barnards Book Bndery. This
10 by 40 feet suitable for Job Printing Office, Book
Bnder almost mechanical employment Steam power
can be had fren the News Office Engire in this
Enquire of Mr. Fisher at News Office, Of 4. V S. Lineey
the subscriber. ija6l JAMES ". I0YTE.
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DIR. KEEN,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
TENE citizens Nashville respectfully informed that Dr.
McKeen taken Rooms at No. 26s Cherry front
ROOM up where lie will be constantly found to those
who may need his professional SKILL in Temedyng the
Of mouth teeth. long experience and practice enables
all work performed by him The extavagant
charges have hitherto prevented from
Ayaing themselves the medical and mechanical aid that in
dspensabe health comfort and beauty That fact has in
duced Of pes that will be in the Of
incur the aTGS-tllm
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SALE OF MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
SrOcK.-We learn from the Huntsville papers that
on the 2Sd nit, twenty shares OF stock il the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad sold in that town
By an Administrator, six months credit at seven
ty-seYen and half cents in the dollar. The stock
in this road is steadily sppreciating in value aud will
before great while sell at par.
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CROP ProsFEcTs AT THE soUrH.-The sd.tor Of
tbs Evansville ia Journal writes as follows;
In a recent visit TO Western Tennessee, Mississip-
pi, and Arkansas, the crops Of all kinds appeared
in most excellent cendiiioR. The cotton sand, in
every locality, is declared 10 be the best the plan
tiers have had in many years; the plant never gave
promise of So large crop The whest is ripening
and will be ready for the sickle the present week.
The yield on the Arkansas, White and St. Francis
rivers is very heavy, snd excellent in quality. Dr.
Owen, IN his report Of his geological surrey Of the
northern part Of Arkansas, says in many of the
lies tbs lands are capable Of producing from thirty
- forty bushels Of wheat T. the acre
The crops this year, in those regions, will fully
eorroborate this opinion. New wheat viii De sbun-
dant Il is expected, in Memphis market, nextweek.
The wheat harvest in all the southern and south
western States has begun. and an abundant crop is
secure. This with the aattering prospects Of the
crops in the northwest, mist have q material effect
in keeping down any advance in the breadstuG mar
kei, caused by The war in Europe.
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Manny'S combined Reaper and
Mower,
(NTTH WOODS IMPROVEmENH.--rhh
Wv celebate1 Machine ecsyed the preminn Of Gra
soID AzAz tie best combined Reng Moving Machpe
me great United States Agricultural Fair, held 81 Louiy
KY September, 1851. The trial came on near Syracuse Ns
YORK. Ia Juy, Ehers all the pr pa Machines In me United
STATS were thoroughly tested. The committee their Awards
Society, At Louisville, Ky.
Il also award as the best Resner and - the ~
os s9Ce so sPSras committees sPPsnaed BY the Pre
In July toS1, Of the IN il Tenn
Numerous other preraius and awards sn ls Machne
ooflAB ne Machinein Anerisa-
The above machines for sale By the undsrizpsd.
D. ,. oHEATHAM,
GeasTaI Aseot for the State
USHER, WHRELEs 4 co.,
Usr received Anohsr invoice Of shrts vita add without
~ collars plain linen BosomS Preach New style Pan
arS Win and Eaogs collars and few nesqz % ooIad
linen Travelling shirts, for sA,s BY
may III. MeGnE
SHIRT BOSOmS.
and small plais, And variety Enbroiasrsd ones III
]. II McGILL.
UNDERNRR
Ss Linen Isle Thread aslse Ains kusliA, and light
may ''0AA~
10. EDWARDS 4 s1LxrsOE E.PEpwAap.,
EDWARDS, GILKESON q Co.,
Successors o 10. BdWards.l
wholesale GrOearSs Comm issf0n Merchants
Dealers In Fine Bramdfes, wines.
CIGARS, &c,,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Fearful Tornado in IIIinOis---SIxteen Per.
sons Killed and Many Wounded

sons Killed and Many Wounded
The CInairnati GoEets Of the 2stb contains the
following dispatch.
ST. LOUIS. May q "A special dispatch to the Re
publican from Jacksonville, Morgan county, Illinois,
stsles that yesterday most violent and destructive
tornado swept over The country, about half mile
south Of the city, desOaiug everything that lay ia
IT. pa'h.
Sixteen persons we're killed. while large number
were severely wounded. portion Of whom cannot
recover.
Many houses and o'her bulldogs were torn into
stoms by the fury Of the WhirlWind, others were
overturned, and still more unrcofsd, and otherwise
shattered BY The blast.
The cattle in the fields were killed in great num-
bers, and crops destroyed. The damageto property
of all kinds can hardly be estimaied
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1889.
& A. b. 3 E e c II,

1889. SPRING GOODS. 1859,
EVANS & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, va.
RIs TIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
Shoes HATS, ssONNETS, &C.
| No. 1, Nashville INN BLOCK,
EASHFTLLE TEXHESSEE.
WE are inTecpt our Stock Goods the Spring
w Trade 70 which woad cali the attention Of Mer
chants visiting this City Our stock comprises variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Varieties Clothing, Boots
FROM our long experience in the purchase of goods for this
market feel satisfied that in assortment and STYLE stock
cannot be surpassed and cash and prompt time dealers will
offer inducements to purchase of US
DIZZY GOODS! DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We aren receipt Of the most desirable and well selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
ehavc ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING Purchaaed this stock om thelgest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hesi
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods
Low II G L 5
Our presen: stock embracesevery variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asvery handsome Robes Ala;
q :. Pe5 as9la'
French DeLaInes, PIain and Fancy.
French and English MerinOes;
Iayeilas, for travelling Dresses;
D'Bege's;
Plaid Merno, English and French;
Every style OF Shaws Plain and Fancy Dress Silks and Coaks
Black Silks all gades together with ether article e ous to
mention.
wehave also very large stock Of Staple GOOdssuoh
Bleached Domestic, all grades;
I0&le-4 besched Sheeting;
A inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheeting;
~ and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and blddrils;
Pid Linsey, all kinds:
Fannels, all colors, qualities and pricssl
Canton Flannels
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, hersey Satine Cassmees Vestng Shirts,
Fronts, Collars, and in fact every article person may
End in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps DuOur Co Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community. Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McEHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market street,
ROCAsS BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
VI HE public put in possession Of Of the most extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been
sidee ncurabe disease, being Outward Applica-
ton, the action Of which is seemingly Miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make the numerous
compounds nov in general use.
pamphlet containing directions, letters from distinguished
well known individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. having ceased to be the for the sale
this Basam the price has been reduced only lie obtained
OF the proprietor by letter directed to &c IA OCA, box l p
o. Philadelphia Penn. noy30-d6m !
T.J EoUEroE. }. n. REED
mOULTON & REED.
u n -
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tofore mentioned that the Chatham Artillery, of
Savannah, Ca, contemplated visiting this city about
the middle Of the present month. We find the fol-
lowing reference to the affair in the Savannah Kcrs
of the 9th ult
While at the Central Rsilroad PASSENGER depot
yesterday merniDg to see friend Of, We had the
pleasure Of inspecting two elegant passenger cars,
recently built st the workshops of the Company,
in this city The cars are constructed almost entire
ly Of GeoIg ia pine, and are flashed in a style Of
workmanship that will compare faVOrably with that
of the best Northern establishment The paneling
the inside is Of highly polished and vanished
yellow pine, unstsined, and showing grain and nat
ural eOler of the wood They are supplied Within
proved seats, which, for beauty, convenience ard
comfort, superior to any that we haVeseen Each
sin gle seat is provided with arms and q movable
head-rest, and are 80 arranged that the occupants
sit side and side fefs fete, or if inclined %
sleep, as railroad passengers some times are can re-
cline in q comfortable position. The new seat has
all the advantages Of the ''high backed ear" so
celebrated in song With the additional advantage Of
abundant ventilation We feel confident tina, the i'm
provemsnt will become verypOpulsr withthe travel,
ing public, who, when they remember The old-fssh-
Toned "tormentors" for which they are substituted,
will bless the inventor, and thank the Company for
adopting them. 0ne Of the cars made, We believe,
its fret trip on the read yesterday. Another pas
senger ear, of the same style and 50 office and
smoking car, built entirely Of Georgia pine, are
nearly finished
We understand that arrangements sre making
with the con! ceiling roads between this city and
Nashville, for On excursion TO that city in June,
when the Chatham ARTILLERY will visit the capital
Of Tennessee in train Of Savannah built cars
drawn by engine also built in work shops of the
Central Railroad Company.
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1IOmnt SOIifmde Tor SnIe.

WOUUt cUIIIIIUt IUT SitIts
Z AN nov offering for sale my Tract Of Land and N
L Residence the Charlotte Pike, a. miles I'm
1es Of Nashville There 300 superior
land, about half In cultivation the balance 1IeHss
we'll inbered and we'll set In blue grass. II IIll3R
pleasant drive Of only 30 or 40 minutes frsm
the city, splendid brick house, snaed
overlooking surrounding country and in view Of the Capitol
with kitchens, ble carriage houses, ice house. and other
bouse WE'LL and springs. The soil fertile, and
the site as healthy pure and elevation make The
Mac & cpable OF being divided number OF small tracts
Tor residences and is altogether the most desirable homes
r. l.e found in the United states.
For Aply neon the premises or 70 Gen Dunlap
at the Capital. Brent SPENCE.
may4s-tf
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| n cHEATHAA q lEAfHAG
M. & L. F. CHEAFHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAIss,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AN-D CRJRCH STRkETz
Nashville, TepnesSee.
M are ust n receipt Of large and we'll selected shock Of
wv Groceries Liquors etc, consisting IN follows:
$50 hhds Sugar, all graS 100000 genuine Havana cgaIs5
200 bbschclse Melassesi syl kegs Nails, assOrted
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 nests Tubs;
100 bbis Powdered Crushed English Ranutsi
Loaf sugar; IG bills Pecansi
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
q * q choice French Brandies;
90 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
$50 baskeig best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scsyill Claret
50 do Julien do
30 Loadol Porter; .
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbis Walkers Ais;
100 bbls ane Robertson county Whskyf
q bbls pure old Rye do
E 3 40 40 40 Bourbon do
also large Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Dupont Hazard snd Sycamore Powder m an
derslzsd Icing only Agensin Nashville Of the Manufactures.
would call The attention OF The Merchants and Trsderso eiF
Ia7ze stock Of Powder band, IN Magazine FOR sGis.
5000 Dupont Rife PO7dsr 200 Hazard Blasting
sc q DC Dc DO DO 5000 d e. s,,.n.r. pl...,.,
900 Kegs Hazard DO % Powder $3.50 D'-''''
900 DO do do 80 erses Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont BisnsPO~. 50 Sss Toy, Bedford Co.,
j4ni MGEP cHsGrHAE, Ar.niI-
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponts Powder; Jog, Bekfora cs.'s saAsg
sycamore do !
a.D--,.- - :. = -nu HuEr-rn.
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Rooms 10 Rent.

Rooms 10 Rent.
SNEVERAL handsome in the
the Union American Block, Cherry
and Spring Apply to J. O. Griffith, The Union and
American Office. (mh4O W. +. COOPER.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
6 e g e Us g q q s e q u
WINTElS ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday November 29 1855 Trains EiIlrun as
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gaatn at 79OA NJ. Leaves Gallatn 100 P II.
Arrives Edgeheld eco do Arrives Edgeheld $50 de
Arrives Galatin "II3O Arrives Gallatin IS SEQ
leaving Gallan at 78 A. NJ, and Edgefed at 10
NJ conaecs at GaTtn with mail coaches to and from Louis
Vile. Ths Train leaving Edgehed at 10 A NJ. and Galatn
P. NJ connects with mail coaches to and from Ha7ie and
Carthage. Only mornin Train will be Sundays
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
for extra baggage which must paid the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in baggage will be charged
Express freight which must be paid to the agent Of the Express
Passengers taking their seats q: GaIatz and Edge6sld without
purchasing tickets, Viii be charged ten cents extra.
Ian26-6 ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
For Philadelphia, New York, &c.
- FROM -
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin Storage. s.
Excursion Tickets good to return until January L isCo SIS
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. P MARsHNAS, and
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. J. J. GARvIS,
Nov form Regular Line for the North leaving Cheston and
savannah alternately as follows:
The STATE or GEORGIA, c Savannah the 5th 18th and
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston the IOl Goth and
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms these
ships not surpassed by the coast One Hundred
Miles Of this route on the Delaware River and Ba-two nights
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in Is
rom Philadelphia Through TcKeJs with the privilege
ping Philadelphia and points Agents
IL Savannah.
Niagara Buffalo, S22-Elmira, SEQ anandaigua
cal. G. A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah
7. s. & T. G. BCDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fef97-d6m4 Agent at Philadelphia
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES,
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
I'm at Troy, n. Y, have Henry Burdens I'm IN
MI Hp.oved HORSE SHOE Machinery nowM IN
III Yin successful operation, and prepared toll
execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, of VI ~
any Weight and Pattern, al price but little y
above the prise OF Horse Shoe Iron
The quality used in these hoe warranted in every
ect have bee approved Of used By
te United States exclusively, also by man of hs
principal stage and Omnibus Companies Horss Sheers
throughout the country These Shoes through
tie principal and Iron Stores in the United
the subscriber Troy, will prompt
attention. WIN. Y. BURDEN,
aUril6- Agent, Troy. Ee= York.
The County Court for Davidson County
HAVING granted OF administration the
Of Charles p Mcguire, deceased all persons indebted
aid hereby RofetO make immediate payment,
all persons cSims against adte, hereby
present them duly proved, within the time prescribed
b. law. J. B. JOHNSON,
jpnetiQ-d6m Administrator Charles 2. Mcguire
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HARPERas MAGAZINE ron JUNE-Jas
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