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WOMEN AvENaNG AN IEsJLT.-The Pulaski Citr

WOMEN AvENGNG AN IEsJLr.-The Pulaski C'ti-
zen Of the 18th says:
Most Of our readers have heard of the difficulty
which occurred several days ago between Mrs. Ba>
kerr Mrs Heck snd free girl of c1lor on the one
siGe AID MIR. Green on the other. 1t seems thas
Green bad previously offered insult to or all
of the parties mentioned, and bad, perhaps, once
or twice, drawn pistol upon them. Be that as it
may, however, the women folks, or some of them,
(which will be developed in COURT thought they tad
been grievously iosuted and determined TO ayense
themselves. Accordingly, they, IN company with
Mr. Baker, met Mr. Green on the street after dark
that evening, and some Of the party threw cup of
nitric acid in his face burning side Cf his face
and head most shamefllly. They we're all arrested
the next day and bound over TO court in bond of
$3.50 each, in default Of which Mr. ana Mrs. Baker
and the negro girl were sent TO Jail for safe keep
ing. Mrs Heck, we learn, gave security. Mrs.
Baker had been previously bound over t" court on
a charge of malicious stabb!ng, and YVES out on
BAIL aud on the day of her second arrest attempted
to make her escape, but was overtaken in thicket
near town By one Of her securities
We are sorry for Mr.. Baker, andregetthe necessity
that compelled him to go TO jail. He is peaceabe,
quiet, aud clever gentleman.
Mr.. Baker was afterwards released on bail
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THE LATE ACCIDENT ON The MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
RAILROAD We find the following in reference to
this disaster in the Holly Springs Herald of the 10th:
On Thursday morning last, as the up train of the
Mississippi Central Railroad passing over the
res,le work. one mile this side of Grand Junction,
it gave way, preeipiiatiDg and making general
wreck of several freight aud passenger cars. The
epgi1e and tender had crossed over the trestle be-
fore it gave way, or the damage might have been
far greater. Two brskesmeu were crushed to death,
one an Irishman named W. Gallagher, and the other
= free negro named Mitchell. Most Of the passen,
gers on the cars were more or less injured. Hon.
A. NJ. Clayton, Sam. Carey, John McGurk, Henry
A. Jones, and the conductor, Kirby, were consider
ably bruised. Judge Clayton and friend Carey botI
received considerable gashes their right eyes.
The wounds of Mr. Jones more serious, but we
are happy to learn that none considered in the
least dangerous. What is remarkable, there were
several children on the cars, none Of whom were in
jured, although some Of them we're thrown in every
direction.
1t is thought that the heavy rains had washed the
ground work. which caused the Trestle to give way.
This is the most serious accident that mas ever &C.
CURED On our road, and no human foresight cold
have preventedit
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SPREADING IT ON MLD.-The Banner names the
offence Of which Burton and MOsby, Of this State,
we're guilty. ''misaPpropriatiRg the public money"
We rather think the grand jury gave the offence an
other name. Doubtless they were "driTen from the
State for the ''misspprOpriatiOn of which the Ban
nor speaks But we never heard of their being
clicked out the KnOW-nOrhing party" before. We
have no evidence that they are not practicing the
leading ideas of the order wherever they happen to
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". s. OLDHAM.
OLDHAM & WHITE,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
ar..fErs Texas

DRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas and IN
ts ITl stsf4s strict and Supreme Court At Austin and
% Ind claims ofeyery description known 70 our laws pros
[ either hg the Court5t be General Land Oles or Cou
Of Claims. Once CongressA venue ns 's NsPi''i'
lGwl
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Second Congregational District-.mcI1enry
Nominated.
The following dispatch vas received last night:
KNOXVILLE, April 10.
EDITOR UNION AND AMBnEcAs The Second Dis
trict is redeemed, McHenry is nominated to-day.
j. DAVENPORT.
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PANIC IN A CHURCH.-At New York, on Sunday
afternoon, the 10th inst the services were pro-
crossing in the Catholic Church in 42d street. near
Eighth avenue, curtain near the altar took FIRE
from a candle which had been used in the ceremo.
MES The crowded audience was seized with panic
and rushed franticaly towards the door. The per
sens in the body of the house succeeded in making
their exit without harm, but those in the galleries
we're so fortunate. The narrow starcases lead
ing to the street were thronged by frantic men, wO
men and children, who pushed aud struggled in the
most desperate manner for the precedence Had the
bannisters given way very trsgcal calamity would
have eusued, but luckily they were strong enough
to resist the tremendous pressure In the conflict
on the stairs and in the passage way two children
had their legs broken aud about thirty persons sus
tanned slight injuries. The fire did no material
damage
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GUBEnNATORrAL CANVASS.
of Gov. Harris and Col.
Netnerland for Public Speaking.

NAsHvI.sz, April ls 1852
The undersigned. at the request Gov HAERn ami Col
NETHtND, have agreed upon following times and places
for addressing the people in the Gubernatoal Canvass Gov
HARRIS the stday and then they to open and
close alternately No other appointments be made during
the canvass and they are to speak under the usual rule to
division Of time in their addresses AEDREw EwIss,
NErILs. BRewN.
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oCOEE HOUSE, 0LEVELAND TENNESSEE
COPPEB, TIN. sHEET IRON,

STOVE EST BLISgMEN Mt,
NASHTZLLE, TENNESSEE, NO. 7, BROAL WAY.
WNTROUGHT IRON COOK STOVEs.-We keep
w constantly hand oar different sizes for orcoai
which recommend superior any
facture them ourselves, and BY No workmeu.
M'CASLIN & sTRADER,
jan &c No. Broadway.
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DIR. II. WOOD,
ID e u z Z \ II .

d n y Il,
No 80 Cherry Street, Corner of Union.
addition 10 the ordinary styles Of ting Artificial Teeth
ION gold plate, sc y l am executing the Glnprot'
ed Continuous Gum W Ork ton platua PlasJ "hieA
very beautiful and be recommended with commence a. W
GrN BoDY recently introduced Obylass objections us "
this St. le CT work. apl--u-N
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FOR MEMPHIS.

TENHE fine passenger steamer. G u A, FuRGUsoN, 49,
Master, Nill leave on WEDNESDAY, Goth alka-tes9a
instant, y o'clock, NJ For freight passage,
apply board
- A.
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The Lady Of the Isle, from RAJ M h rs South.
worth. author Of " Rsributon.' 8 India.r eti.
Pictures OF Country Life, BY Alice Cary.
Iaays Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Erie OF Litile BY Little tale Of Kosyn scaao
The Losing and Taking Of Mauraul-
Empire Of Austria. By John 8. @. Abbott.
piary OF Lady Mergan.
Securing Of he White Horse-illustrased.
The Methodist Preacher, , volumes
Bucklan6s Curosides Of Natural History.
Fthel's Lon Life, a novel by Margaret sweat.
Father and Daughter, by Miss BEemer
Syh;l Grey-rriamphs Of Virtue.
Lady of Albaroue, By LiPpari.
Rob Roy, for aj cents.
Guy MaBneriDg, . cents
For sale by JUN fOkk 4 co.
ana
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The Wisconsin ELECTION.

Sufficient returns have not yet been received Of
the judicial election in Wisconsin to determine the
exact result. The republican candidate has been
elected but by what majority is not yet known 1t
is, however, variousy estimated at from two to FIVE
thousand. Even should it equal the latter figure, it
shows a gratifying result 1t shows that Wisconsin
is wheeling into the Democratic line faster than any
other State which went for Fremont in 1856 At
that election the republican majority in the State
was 247; at the election last fall it was 6lIS and
nov it is still further reduced At this rate one or
two more efforts VIII bring Wisconsin all right
PIXIES PsAK The evidence that the won erful so
res told of the Pixies Peak gold dggings are ccous
grows stonger every day and there is little doubt but
the glowing and seductive account of the glittering
treasure be found there gotten up and circu-
lated by parties who have direct interest in indu-
cling emigration thither. Fortunately we sometimes
get a true statement of facts respecting the oOndi~
ton of affairs. In the last Kansas City Journal
Of Commerce, there is published letter from the
late May of Nebraska City, in which Pixies Peak
gold mines are emphatically denounced as huns
bug, and the friends of the writer are earnestly
advised to stay away from them. he says that his
company /" have found the best quality yet discov-
cred, and cannot make one dollar per day" The
letter, which is private one, concludes follows
ave were quite surprised few days since when
we read the gold accounts in The Missouri river pa
peTs, Of what the miners doing out here. l
pronounce them pack Of lies, written aud reported
by a set of petty One>horse SPECTATORS, and are
calculated to ruin many poor devil besides your
humble servant That there may be gold discover
ed to pay, will not deuy-hope it will. am here
and may well stay till satisfied. Should any,
thing turn up, l will inform you"
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TEETH! TEETH!
DIR. r.. RUSSELL,

DASs Hbs h u SSLtl<As
G. Is constantly Inserting fun and part g
1frrfSsetsof Artificial Teeth. Having ssouTsd1IlIrYS
the services one Of the best Mechanical Dentists Of the Ncr
and fitted up his iabrat0y purpose carrying this
department Of his profession in fullest lie
prepared to do business those living the east north
and south, and say to the citizens persons visiting
Nashville for the purpose Of having Dental Operations perform
ed, that securing services Of Dr. r. their will
executed ina
Prompt, Neat and Substantial Manner.
He material but the best and will in every instance
guarantees his work to give entire satisfaction.
As evidence placed upon him by pa
ents, he would beg leave to introduce the following certificate
from gentlemen we'll and avoraby known in this community:
DR. RESELL having performed Dental operations in many
departments of his profession upon myself other
my family, have hesitation saying that he skiful
operator and his work is wen done.
Will J Polk,
p. c. DU-CSISsToS,
March J, 1850 w. II. PoLE.
ICONS
In the house formerly occupied BY Captain JAMES WILLIAMS,
No. II Cherry Street.
NEARLY Opposite TIE POST OFFICE
II The profession furnished Gold Plate, Solder
CLASPS, &c, &c. ap7-d,tw&wtf
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ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
Lebanon, Tenn BdshUiue. Te1ll.'
p. 81 C.. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE 0RocERs, PRoDUcEASD
GIMESSE MERCH NTS,

CO n M HSSEON vi & IL e II A NTS,
AND DEALERsM
BRANDIES, WINES WHISKY, &c.,
ALSO,
Dealers in BACON, Lard and Country Pro-
Guce, of Every Description,
Corner Of College and Brodd Streets.
NASHVILLEs TENNESSEE.
WE in receipt Of large and we'll
w Groceries, Liquors &C. to which invite the
of the trade.
SUGARS. lGO boxes of Chewing Tobacco,
400 Bhds Louisiana Sugar all all grades Virginia brands
grades. 1850 kegs White Lead.
81 bbis n z. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, al: sizes,
Crushed Sugar. 20 do Bg- Lead
IS bbs Y Loaf and Powder Is do AIasons Backing,
eG.Sugar, 81 bags fine Salt,
COFFEE 1000 bbls KauaEha Salt,
100 bags choice Baltimore Coffee, IS boxes quart TASKS,
$50 bags choice New Orleans 25 do pint and pint TASKS,
Coffee 4OO kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
mOLASSES. LIQUORS.
20 bbs choice Beboild Moasse 50 bb Smiths old
so q bbls choice Reboiled do Whisky.
GO kegs Golden Syrup. IS bhls old Bourbo Whisky,
SUNDREESs So do old Aye Whisky.
200 boxes star Candles, 25 do do Monographs do
100 do Talow do 200 do Pixies Mannolia do
I2j do Ba: Soap, 3U6 do Tenn pure white do
$50 do Ground Pepper, Is do Newsom's do
so do do Spice, co do old Fort anfCorn do
IS do do Genger, 30 do old Port aud Malaga
O5 do sup Carb Soda Wines,
is do Indigo, all sizes, q bills Am Gin,
Il2 casks Carb Soda, do Holland de
do Nader, II do old Cognac Brandy,
p bags Pepper, 43 do Am do
Is 10 Spice IS baskets Champagne Wine,
u ti@rces Rec, 80 Dbl Cider Vinegar.
100 dcz Painted Buckets, llg doz Broons,
3j do Washboards 23G,OO0 assorted Cigars,
81 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together WITH many other articles such usually kept in
feS-6tf Pc C. ANDERSON.
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Opposition journals persist in the as
sertio president was in favor of calling an
extra 1t was Overruled by the Heads of
Depart Aents. Nothing can be more opposite to the
truth than this statement Washington Consultation.
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SIXTY YEARS GLEANINGS,
IRON
LlFE'S HARVEST.
A GENUINE AUTORIOGRAPHY:
BY JOAN RROvV


Oae Fol1me. Emo. Cloth
"a remarkable book in everyrspeet and
from beginning to end John Brown lived with AN n. ht
and the Life he writes is in rs aundasee and -iet 80
and comic ups and-iownsas good a. play His erpsr.nc
partOok Of all The qu'ck changes boe-ous hustle and ~
humor Of an cid English fair; and they are presented In ri.
volume they afford picture Of the times he lived and eptl
moved IN which. in much Of its bold hanng is net to be s
passed by less spirited pencils an those Fdne and De Foet
The moral e. you trace t,gh bustin table Of
contents, is Of unma-e appation every tine young
low Of sound natural principles who has to shoulder own way
70 good citizenship and a share Ct social influence
Asa neglected child Juvenile oenleI ingenious vua-
honda shoemaker soldier, actor, slor, pubcan bill
lizard keeper, councillor an author, Mr. Brown
has the world forsy anh uustatingy describes
an that he has seen, with fidelity Of memory straightforward
simplicity OF style"
RECENT Y RECEITED
THE FOSTER BROTHBRs Being the History q he school
and College Lie Of two young men. vol. I2ms.
ONWARD Or, The Mountain Clanberc; Tale Of Progress.
By Jane Ana Winscom. j vol 12uo-
PASSAGES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF slONEY.
LADY MORGAN. vol I2mo, cloth.
BRYANT's LETTERS IRON SPAIN. I vol, Emo.
" T. BERRY & CO.,
apis Public Square.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI:

TEVIIE fine passenger steamer KATE FRENCH, o. ,
Cadrey, Master will leave for the above andin
termediae ports, Thursday the 2ls inst, at -
O'Clock, Pm. For freight passage apply on board or to
apI9-3t II. II. HARRISON, Agent
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NEW FIRM
~n E~rURE NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AMI ~ AND SHOES AT
- n a ERA II OF p HIS

FASHlONAbLb HtUD = ~ p "HAVA - u -
No. 50 College street.
osits To R. O. McNsry's A.. c. & A. B. Beechs Store
nj lust receiving will keep constantly hand general
reut Of and Gents Boots and Shoes, which they
an sell AZ lowest prices Tor cash. WARRANTED In point u
svIe at and workmanship unsurpassed.
n BIN order build ups trade determined to make
mhl-dIy WARD & RALDOLPH.
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WANTED,
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.

e girl Of Ia years references given Inquire Of James
Gey, Pententiay address through the Posoce
ap2j-dItt BARBARA COSTELLO.
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
X ODY'S Ladies' Book Peersons Magazine and the Amer
Y u Magazine for sale by
ap2O JOHN YORK & co.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 21st,
o'clock, will close the trade large and
Cents ladies' Misses and Chdrens Boots Gait
er Shoes Buskns Slippers Pumps and all the goods viii be
closed ap2O CRUTCHER & co.
IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, &c, FOR
SALE.
HAVE sale for cash, good will exchange for
good improved CITY property fifteen thousand dollars
of assorted Foreign Wines, Liquors, Sc $500
BENZ. T. SHIELDS,
ap2O General Agent.
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.--Peterson's Ladies Ma.
I'VE onal Magazine The Ladies' American Magazine, just
received by HAGAN JOHNsoN,
apT7 Union Street.
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FOR CAEROAND ST. LOUIS.

TTyHE splendid passenger steamer NJ RUNYAN
MuiI7, Master will leave for the above and ene4A
al intermediate landings, SATURDAY, April %
o'clock p NJ. For freight passage apply board
Essg@ The RuRyaH gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville.
II. Il. HARRIS0N,l -.
ap17-u A HAMILTON, Agents.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
no. Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the Iasfour
SS9 years Of louisville Kentucky and who has de.
the Of private diseases
ty years. faers himself having attended to practice for
years. andcured thousands he is enabled to
diseases private matter how bad hgy
idudciOus medical from nerldct
Dr. Kings Dspensay No % Dsaderck street. between
Cherry and the Square, where he cures all diseases private
nature.
without naucous medicine inerergncs
from business
srRIcRuKE Of old or recent date efectuay cured in few
avs by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undemines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skim growing OF
lec bad treatment be ectuay cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given
his disease and all the consequences growing gu: OF IT, brought
many by the destructive habits Of incOnsderae
Youths indulgence Of the passions neglect
constitution, rendering subject
for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be laborng with difficulty Of the WOMB
may assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing Abroad by writing and stating their case, with
fee enclosed, directed Dr. A. King No % Deadrck
Nashville Tennessee, will have the medicine
their address with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
0ce hours from ocock in the morning until Sin the eyenin
may 23-d&wly
NAIL PAPER.
1000 PIECES OF WALL PAPER.
COMPRISING
BOD RS, WINDOW SHA DES,
Fire Screens,
Fine ParlOrs Hail, Dining Room and Deco
rative,
Just received and for sale cheap at
w. IA. HORN & SONS,
No. IS South College Street,
Between Cherry and Broad
" Paper Hanging done in the best manner by l. NJ soEsT
mhs9-d, tW&W2m
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SEVERAL handsome in the second and third
- stories Of the Unon and American Block corner Of Cherry
and Spring streets. Apply to J. o. Griffith, Unisn and
American Office, or to (mh4) W. Z. COOPER.
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WARRANTED ALL SILA
watkins, Addiiian.

an THURSDAY, the 5.h day Of MAY The premises
propose public sale u lots this addition,
meaeJ in the neighh0rOod OF the CIT Park The lots front
Washington Hsuiltou and ether Streets leo feet 'front.'
and zoo and I7j fret deep
The Lots all Of fue soil well covered With forest trees, in
rapidly improving nrighborhoed, have all the avantagss Of
the City and present desirable locations for thse Who wish
and comfortable families the business
OF the city.
Plots with description Of the Lots will ready few
days
TERMS-0ne ard three years. for satisfactorily
secured PAYABLE bank, bearing and lien retained
sale at 10 o'clock, A NJ. A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE RED SCOUT The Outlaws Revenge By the author
Of The Regulators Of Arkansas"
DEATH OF THE TRAITOR or, The Back Dragons By
Captain James Grant
TUE YOUNG DUTCIEss o. Memoirs Of Lady Of Quality.
ByG. ". NJ. Reynolds
BOWS NEW PATENT SERMONS. By Dow, Jr.
For sale by =. HA6AN,
apI0-d 81 Ma get q.
CHESS.
number Works the subject Of Chess Playing, together
With assortment Of CHESS MIN just receiv,d by
p. HtGAN,
apl0-tf % Market st
Fancy Note and letter Papers.
100 Reams Extra Superfne Ladies' Bath
iO0 Note Paper assorted
Just received by y HAGAN,
apIn-tf 30 Market St.
States and Slate PCnciIs.
800 Dozen superior STATES Of various sizes So
600 SLATE PENCILS, just received by Z. HAGAN,
aple-d 80 Market ST.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Publications. the AHgerica Sfy Slsol Onion, in
large quantities, for SALE at publication prioes, BY
F. HAGAN,
apIO-d % Market st.
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ATOTICEsfheT Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany have this day declared diva1d Of So
Dollars per share Out the PFoats Tor past six mouths ss
and after the l5gh inst. sp5-2al A. BUTLEEi Secretary
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TENHE regular packet boat JOHN GAULT Bunce, s-s
Master, will leave asabove and all intermediate Lax
landings Oh WEDNESDAY. April the Goth, at 10 -
o'clock, NJ For freight passage apply on board or
apIg-2t II. IL. HARRISON, Agent.
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NEW RELIGIOUS NOVEL.
TAGAN JOHNSON have just received the best novel Of
81 the day, called TdE METHODIST; Or, Incidents
Characters from Life in the Baltimore Conference By MA
FLETCHER, with Introduction by W P. STRICKLAND D. D.
Appleton's Railroad Guide for april, for SHELBY
apI PAGAN & JOHNSON.
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sale of Negro Man.

Almra Young, rs. Lewis Young, st ais.
VBY decree Of County II Davidson County
the April term 1853, in the above cause, wiz offer Tor
the Court house door In Ma ve for cash saturday
the 30th Of April, named evils, age about 90
Z. r. CHEATHAM,
PIC ID, prs fee 81 SO G. q ~
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A Book for the Times.
A Treatise; or, Speculative Philanthropy
THE HOT CORN QUESTION ENLARGED.
BVAcITIzEN TEErOTALTOM.
'I tell you sauueheous bdn and looks we'll dis
lance; is yOurn gWine up 10 it,
Printed in Nashville for he Author.
For sale in Nashville, only by HAGAN & JOHNSON.
P S-DOn't all come at once for this UNNY BOOK.
app
YANKEE NOTIONS and LESLIE'S BUD
III GEPOF FUN FOR May, just received by
HAGAN & JOHNSON.
app 6 Union Street.
NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of a ~tier--W- @. Bryant.
Pictures Of G -ss-y Life-Aiice Cary.
Literary Attractions Of the Bble-Halsey.
La Plata ana Paraguay-Ry ThOs J. Page, Z. s. n.
Life Of Patrick Henry--William Writ
Boat and Tent Lfe-W. G Prime.
Life AMI LabOrs Of Rev. Daniel Baker, D. D.
Pleasant Pathw iys--Daniel Wise.
The Norng H. -Pickefs-Sarah Maria Fry
The Foster Brothers-A Tals Of College Life
Crudens Condensed Concordance
For sale by CHAS. " SMITH,
apl6 Al College Street.
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STR A w GOODS,
&c, &c, &c, &c.
NO. II,
PUBLIC square,
TWO DOORS ABOVE TIE CITY HOTEL,


Turbans Trunks, vaes Bonnet Boxes, Cs5pe Bags &C.,
&c, &c.
sfacturers respectfully solicit flm Merchants
visiting the city feel confident ofr gem su0r
fnduceBss especially hoss who Wisa buy CASH.
SHORT
feb2t-tHsEE3n BERRY sAUFLET 4 CO.
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Rooms TO Rent.

AS taken the Demoville Co.'s Drug Store,
Union Block, Of Cherry and Ch=rch Streets where
he can at all times be professionally consulted
hl3 d3m
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-Four numbers are already 25 in Stamps
the Publisher buy them depot the Omitted States
or Canada FRANK LESLIE,
febl7 l3 Frankfort Street, New York.
feblE, mari, apid-febsl, ma, ap4W.