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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08
Keu..sn county Agricultural society.


The Annual meeting Of the Agricultural Society
of Kenosha county was held at the Hall of tie So
| ciety in Bristol, December 9th, 1859.
The committee appointed TO judge on grain crops
report as follows
To Dudley Cass Of Salem, for the best acres OF
corn, Il first premium Of $500,
70 Lyman Dutton for one acre of Fife wheat,
t39 45.tO bu) lrst premium Of $500.
To Lyman Dutton for seven acres Club wheat,
5 bushels per acre. the second premium, S1.Oo
TO Lyman Dltton for acre of potatoes the first
''''''-' u >''' ( : : E a0TR3Es Judges
Committee appointed to judge on Sugar Cane
sugar and Syrup, report as follows:
To John Remsvn Marsh the first premium fol
sample of gallons ofsyrup, $3.50
The sample presented by Lnd5 Woodwork, wal
q beautiful article, but the exhibitor failed to com
ply with the rules of the Society, conseq aeLy the
committee could net award premium.
Ir. VIM O. Reed Of Bristol, also presented &
sample, bus not coming within the rules of tho So
ciety. was not entitled to premium
NJ LINsLEY' Judges.
H. A. NEWBURY)
The Treasurer reported as follows:
The whole amount in the Treasury during the
year. StJg .
Pain out for Premiums, si3 IaI
Printing, q 81
Expenses Of the Fair, II :!
Otacr expenses, incidental Il CS
Total paid during the year, 1914 Il
Balance in II easufy December 9th 1859, $Si5 II
Indebtedness Of the society as per book 81 0d|
Daiarce after paying indebtedness, 1921 Il
Bristol, Dee. 9th 1853.
Tire Society voted to pay, John W. Kingman hrst
premium for the best year old Stallion colt 50
the same being omitted by the committee on horses
in their report at the annual fair
Also voted that the premium recommended By tn.
committee Sheep. Souhdowns aud Leicesters, be
paid By the Treasurer.
III. society then elected the officers for the coming
year follows: ~ 49,
L. J.. Robins, Of Salem, President j. NJ. Kellogg, Of
Bristol Vice President. II H.. Tarbe, CT kenosha, Sec
rotary. If. a. Newbury Of Paris Treasurer
Committee appointed, consisting Of the President, Sec
rotary and Treasurer report premium list and pre-
sent at the Quarterly meeting In March next and IN
struced 10 report premium for the best cultivated Farm
H. the county. Adjourned to the arst Monday in March
next Ii, ii. TARBELL
Kenosha Dec 9Th 1859. Secretary.
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FESTIVAL on FRIDAY EvEEING,--The La
dies of the Congregational Church, propose Civ
ing an aItcratmment tomorrow (FrdAy) evening
in ODD Fellows Hall. All the good things Of
the season will tie provided and every possible
arrangement made, TO render the evening pleas
ant to all who attend. The Ladies have wor-
thy object in view, and it is reasonable to ex-
pect, tbDt a large number will be present, to
participate in the entertainment. Our advice is
go to Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening.
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Groceries

OF all kinds comprising some of the best Teas, Cot
tees Sugars AMI Spices brought to this market
hand, aud in fact all articles kept by frat class
establishment of this kind.
All those DESTROYS of Good Bargains, are invited
10 call and bring on their Cash or Produce in ex-
change for Goods at the Store first door south of
J, Vais's Bakery, Main street, enosha. Wis.
Fhe Highest Price Paid for nlR kinds OF
Pa UCE.
T. d. BOND.
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On motion the vote on the adoption of the Or
dinancc in aid Of Fire Department was re'consid.
Gro d aid on motion of Aid Petit, adopted.
Ayes Aid Hubbard, Petit, Wood, w hite, Fish,
Leach, Sohend and the Mayor. Noes-Ald. Allen,
& Lathrop.
An Appropriation of SIC was made to the Mayor
TO pay special Police
On motion Of AID. Fish, The Special Police were
discharged.
AID Wood reported that he had found ON
animation Coupons of Bonds not provided fer.
AID Fish offered the following Resolution, which
was adopted.
Rcsolrea, That tho sympathy of this Board is
rendered to Aid. Crossit, i'll view of his affective
bereavement.
On motion of Aid. Fish, notices of the special
election TO be held in the LIST Ward, the 18Th inst
were ordered to be posted,
On motion of AID Wood the Council adjourned.
G. b. LEWIS, City Clerk.
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q r . G Err | E S.

We have just received,
NOV. AZ, 1850,
hhds. good Sugar, selling at 7,c
3 hhbs. No. l Molasses, at 44c.
bbls T;p-Top Syrup, cole
bhls very excellent Vinegar, at 12Ie.
bbls Pure Cider Vinegar at 25c
fierce Carolina Rice, at Gle.
20 quintals Georgia Bank Cod Fish, at SIC.
bags Best Rio Coffee, at l5c.
10 packets Old Java Coffee at lsc.
bbls Crushed Loaf Sugar, at I2c.
8 bbls A Coffee Sugar, at lie. u
bbls. B Coffee Sugar, at 93c.
20 Chests Young Hyson Tea so TO 62Ic
The Five Shilling Tea is IA very celebrated brand
and very good.
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CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR TasE YEAR ksGO.

For Sale by f. ROBINSON, Ezenosha.
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Foreign News.

NEw YORK. April 20 Immense Warlike male
rails are accumulatiDg al harseilles. Five steam
frigates have been dispatched TO Algeria, AID it
is supposed VIII bring back troops
Conley and WaleWskies interviews showed very
serious differences between France and Epglaud.
Nine gun boats have been erdereds for the Adri-
attic from Cherbourg Immediately.
The Archduks Al5recht has gone to Berlin on
special mission.
perfect understanding is supposed about to be
established between Austria and Prussia.
Warlike preparations continue in come Of the
smaller German States.
The Bavarisn army is 10 be placed on war foot
ing.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times says the
Germans viii not spill drop of blood for the
maintenance ofspeca treaties or the Austrian Con-
cordat
The political prisoners at Naples have received
passports to the United SLATED
Twenty-one shocks Of an earthquakes were felt at
Vienna on the 18th. No damage done
There are rumOrs That the King of Naples is dead
or dying.
It's reported that Holland and Belgiumhave con-
cluded treaty for mutual defence in case Of war
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

CRY TAxEs.--The proposition of the Board Of
Aldermen to increase the school tax from two to
three dollars the polls, being an increase
Of fifty per cent, was voted down in the Com
mon Council on Thursday night. The object of the
Aldermen was praisewOrthy they desired to raise
the tax for the purpose of aiding in the erection of
the proposed Howard School edifiee. Bat the Coun.
eilmen were opposed to any increase of taxes, and
amended the tax bill SO to fix the rate the same
last year and the year before. We are glad that
there is to be increase Of the taxes, we think
our citizens are already sufficiently taxed. DR. C K.
Winston, the President of the Common Council T.
h. East Esq, and Ira ?. Jones, Esq, were the
principal speakers in opposition to the increase in
the debate that sprung up upon the bill 1t came
out in the discussion that the school fund raised un
der the present rate of taxation is now just about
enough to meet the ordinary expenses of the Schools
and that the lots and schOol-houses already provided
were paid for out of the general treasury of the
city. The facts we're reported to the Board of Al
dermen at the meeting Tuesdry night by Mr.. Hans
iltoR. The Revenue Collector being present, was
called upon and stated to the Common Council how
the present school>houses had BEEN paid for, sub
stantislly as we have rep3rted above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

HISTORICAL SecIETY.-The anniversary meeting
Of the Historical Society Of Tennessee will take
place on Tuesday afternoon, next and at night, the
State Capitol viii be illuminated the euriOsi,ies and
relics of the Society will be thrown open for exhibit
ton, and full length portrait Of Hon. Felix Grun-
dy, from the easel of Dury, will be presented by R.
W. MGavOck, Esq, and received by Col. A. W. Put
nam, President of the Society. After which, the
Hon. John NJ. Bright, of Lincoln, will dsliver an
address upon the life, character and public services
of Judge Grundy, IN the magnificent Hall Of the
HOHss of Representatives.
Such, in brief, is the programme for this anniver
ssry meeting and the public invited, antici
pstea "lively time andan entertainment of no ordi
nary character. Music will be produced, the Ia
dies will grace the occasion with their charms. We
learn that invitations have been extended to several
schools, societies. &C., and that every necessary
preparation wiz be made for the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

CITY AFFARs.-At meeting of the City Council
on Thursday night, Mayor MacGavock was appoint
ed proxy to represent the city in the meeting of the
stockholders in the Winchester and Alabama Rail-
road, at Winchester, Thursday next the 9th Of May
Robert S. Patterson was on the sixth ballot elect
ed night Waterman to fill vacancy in that depart
ment of the police.
In the Common Council the bill which had preVi>
ously passed the Beard of Aldermen, was passed on
its last reading.
HThe bill to provide for sprinkjing the streets,
Which had previously passed the Board of Alder
,aen, passed on lis final reading The tax fixed for
lrinkling is twenty-five cents per ineal foot on
B cad street and the Public Square, aud sixteen
cels upon all other streets; sixty cents per lin>
cal foot of hose used including length of nozzle;
the sprinkling to be Gone by waercars with hose,
tbs latter to have a nozzle not exceeding half an
inch in diameter aud supplied with a sprinkler of
ssuch ii lie and pattern may be designed BY the
Superintendent of the Water Works Parties may
use such hose for sprinkling their yards upon the
payment of additional tax Of thirty cents per
lineal foot of hose used The Eprnkling must be
done between the hours Of seven and ten in the fore
noon and four and six in The afternoon, and any
one sprinkng at any ohertime or shall be convict>
ed Of wasleful vse Of the water, shall be fined five
dollars for each offence. LengheDiug hose after
securing the permission sprinkle or acting other
wise in such manner as to defraud the Corporation
is Unable in the sum Of fifty dollars.
AresOlution to appropriate SlOOtO DIR. S. P. WoOd>
ward for damages sustained to himself, buggy and
horse, by the uPsetting of the buggy some time
since, at the corner of Jefferson and College sreets
in accordance with peGHon he presented to the
last meeting of the Common Council wns rejected
by vote OF TO 4.
A bill has passed both branches Of the City Coun-
Gil providing that the market shall open at o'clock
in the morning and remain open until o'clock
From the LIST of November until the 1st of April
there is TO be evening market from to o'clock
On Saturdays the evening market opens al o'clock
from the lst of April to the lst Of November.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

PROOFS OF PRoGsEss.-The English correspond
ent Of the Boston Recorder states that what is called
the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House of London
the official residence Of the first magistrate, was
built by fines levied upon Jews and Dssenters, who
we're then looked upon as dogs aud iufdels. A Jew
wss recently elected Lord Mayor, and gave his ban
quot in that very Hail. and last month, NOncon-
fOrmist Missionary Society held q meeting in it for
the advancing of missions to China, with the prs
sent Lord Mayor in the chair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

PARDOxEp Gov. Harris yesterday pardoned
Daniel McElrsy who was sentenced to the State
Penitentisry about two months since, for man
slaughter. lie left on the ears yesterday for his
home in Lincoln county.-Gazette Of gsstsTaoy.
Mr. MeEray stood two trials in the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, the jury failing TO agree at each
trial, there being only one or two each time for
victiOn. When the Judge was about to order his
committal for a third trial, Mr.. McElray, having
already lain in jail long time, requested through
his counsel permission to Withdraw his plea of 'not
gully" and enter plea of gufy--slthough he sell
EMMY affirmed that ne was Eot guiliy-thst the
jury might bring in verdict Of guily, preferring
to go to the penitentiary to being sent back to
jail His case excited much sympathy in Lincoln
county, and he Fayetteville papers strongly urged
the Governor to pardon him. We doubt not Gov
Harris will meet with general approval from
the citizens CT Lincoln county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30
EXPLOITS OF A KrNrrcKr LApr.

EXPLOITS or a KENTUCKY LADY.-The Louisville
Journal relates erich affair."" which occurred some
i've miles above Louisville, on the river road, on
Thursday evening last, in which an interesting
and refined kentucky lady severely whipped a
husband whom she had discarded. Both parties
being present at trial before justice Of the peace
she secretly ordered her negro boy to unhitch the
horse attached to the buggy in which the husband
had come, so prevent his escape, and having got
hold of the whip Of Duputy Sheriff Hite, without
exciting any suspicion to her intentions, awaited
the exit Of her husband frlm the tCupe of justice
after the termination ef the trial As soon as he
stepped out, she commenced belaborng him umerS
eifGlly with the whip. sIIe made good time to the
buggy, pursued by her, but 10 his chagrn he found
the horse unhitched, ard returning, sGll pursue
by her, he called upon the officers for protection
She protested against auy interference, reraarking
that he had set Of teeth in his mouth that were
paid for by her. and she wanted to get them.
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RIVER AND srEAn1BoAr NEWS.
,oAra nEAvISo THIS DAT.


For ST. Lcuis, B. N. Runyan at o'clock, P m
q Cincinnati, R. B. Hamilton, at y o'clock
The river now rises at rapid rate from the late
rams The present water is sufficient for all classes
Of steamers. Freigbts with still downward tehden'
ey as to quantity and prices. The present season
has been to cur boatmen anything but remuner'
ative.
The steamer Eastport, on account Of the ineiem'
cy Of the weather, has postponed her departure,
until Sunday next
The steamer Red Rover will be the next boat to
lade for New Orleans, after the Eastport.
The floating palace of steamer, B. NJ. Runysn.
that makes time, like we'll regulated clock, viii
depart ferSi. Lsuis and by connection to Memphis,
and Louisville, this day at O'Clock P. m.
For Cincinnaii: The R. B. Hamilton, Capt. Da>
wilson, with his fleet, snd craft leaves as above,
this day. punciually al Il o'clock.
The following boats are expected: HUDSON from
Cincinnati; Red Rover from New Orleans.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
VIM. Henry from ports above.
Cuba from Paducah.
b. NJ Runyan from St. Louis.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Tennessee Belle for Smithland.
Baltimore "
Cuba fer Paducah.
Reliance for Cincinnati
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Preston 7. Eubank rs. Mary J. Eubank and others.
decree Of the County Court ceun-
y, the March term, 1859, above cause,
viii for sale at the COURTEOUS yard in Nashville on
Saturday, 30Ih of April next,
Tract Of Land Of II Acres in the 18th Civil District said
county, five miles from Nashville Louisville
Branch Turnpike being the late residence Ambrose Eubanh
adjoining the lands Of Mrs Martha T. H. Elam others
fronting north side Of Line street 40 feet
inches and running back IOS feet alley which
house, the Line Egh streets
And also lot fronting the east side of Market
running back half Front SIRE and adjoining Morris
STATIONS large warehouse. Said property on cred
Of and years. with interest from date except the
hundred dollars cash Notes with good security required
the balance payable in bank and lien retained pur.
chase money is paid. T. r. CHEATHAM,
Hlh27-wtd Prs fee IS Clrek / Master.
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Of the santa Re Mail.

ST. LOUIS, April 20 The Santa Fe mail of the
11th has arrived at Independence.
The black smith ard carpenters shop Of the Mill
tary Department. burned on the 9Th.
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New York Market.
90

New YORK. April % Cotton very dull, quota
tons nominal; MiddliDg Upland u; Middling Or
leans 12s; Flour has an advancing tendency.
sales $4,000 bile; Lard declined B-1l}a1l5; Lard
oil 923a979 Iron 249a254; Sugar, firm, quotations
unchanged; Coffee, firm, sales 2, 900 bags l2e Teas
at auction. Young Tyson, low grades declined two
cents 23a54. GunpOWdsr S2a48f; Imperial % a59;
Tyson 3l3a5I.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NorIos 10 Country MERCHANrs.-We are selling
many articles OF Hardware, "being part of Kirk
man Ellis's last Importation, at 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
Square, Kirkman s. Elliss old stand, from
mhT IT, MCCALL CO.
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Fron, Pike,s PEAK.

LEAvENwORrH. April 29.-RepOris from the mines
continue favorable
There are the richest prospects in the vicinity Of
Park Arrapahoe, but the ground is still frozen
Three men were hung at Denver City BY the Wig
lance Committee. Great excitement existed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rron, Wnshlngton.

wAsu1xorox, April 29.-No dispatches have been
received from LAMAR by the last two arrivals
Richard Golden has arrived aud is the guest Of the
President
WAsHINerox, April 29.-Tbe Pacific Mail Sleau>
ship Company have arranged their business con.
nected with the {. lfcFDia mail service.
Jsrez notified Cass and on the 2Ctl that the char
ter of the American Atlantic ard Pacii, Ship Cana
Company has been declared forfeited BY the Mica
ragua Congress fer the non-fulfllment Of obliga-
tiOns.
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New ORLEANS, April 29-Coiton sales to day
5000 bales, l2b; sales of the week, 1880 bales;
Receipts of the week, 1850 bales against % 600
bales last yesr; Exports during the week GO, 600
bales; Total exports ,512, $50 bales Receipts ct
this port shead of last year, 1GG 600 bales; At all
Southern rCrts 75l coo bales; Stock at New Orleans
2lS 800 bales, against &C. 900 bales last year. Mo-
lasses So; FlouV advanced % cents, So co. Germ
buyant, LOO; Coffee firm, ll3al2 sales of the week
$4,000 bags; Imports of the week, nothing; Stock
on hand H. $50 bags, against 1900 bags last year;
Freight on cotton to Liverpool we're thirty seconds.
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OIDEIgS FOR
T. II N A C. o A L
CAN BE LEFT AT THE
POST OFFICE.

1859.
A. G. & A. B. BE ECEI,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, BERAGE ROBES,
ORGANDEE ROBES LACE SETS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PLY CAR PETS,
Ingram Il all kinds cheap Carpets,
CT VELVET CARPETS,
"A BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETTs, etc
ALL WIDTHS FzOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Canton HIaftings,
satin Damnsk,
Wool DamasS,
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS
f2-4 Wagon Sheeting,
IL Call at No. 81 cOIlegs Street. II you - s e%R SI
at fair prices. a - . 49,
mh21
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The proceeds of the benefit for the sufferers by the
explosion of the st. Nicholas, which came Of ct The
Gaiety in Memphis on Tuesday night last, amounted
70 about five hundred dollars.
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NASHVILLE.

CONNECTION In our notice in yesterdays issue
in regard to the Coed Templsr's Pic Mic. mistake
occurred in regard to the time Of said Picnic In>
stead of Wednesday, May 4Ih, it should have been
Tuesday, May Sd. al interested will please re-
member the correction and be on hand at the prop
or time
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The attention Of Tobacco raissrs is directed to
the card Of Messrs. Housemsn s Watson, proprie>
tore Of the Planters Tobacco Warehouse St. Louis,
No. Consignments or orders to The firm will meet
wi h prompt and faithful attention.
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ST Louis. April 29.--The river has fallen two
inches in the last twenty four hours. The Mis-
souri, is receding The Upper Mississippi is station
airy at Dubuque, with ten feet water on the bar. 1t
is rising above. The Illinois is falling.
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CANDIDATES.

We authorized to ISAAC NJ WILKINSON can
dae represent the counties of Coffee, Grundy
in the Lower Branch Of The next State Legsature.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, April 29,-The RIVER is rising with
10 feet water on the Falls
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Cincinnnfi Marker.
New Orleans Marker.

CINCINNATI, April 29-Flour, firm, sales 2 ,O0O
bbls 500; Whisky 234; Molssses, sales 500 bbls
at 37c.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Weare authorized THoS. T. SAUNDERS can.
OF Country Trustee for Davidson county, at
he election to be held in March, le6O. apps
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We are authorized announce JAMES DoBsON as candi
date for Constable in the 10Th District ap2e
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mMERCIAL.
NnshriIle rrnrknf. Ami aa.


coTToN-Todsy rainy and disasrecable but little
business was done The Cotton market almost wholly
tive the sales amounting only bales follows bales
&c and lat l1zc. We quote
Ordinary to Good Ordinary SIC %
Low Mdding.. e lOz
Middlng s....r lOeze3ll
Good Aiddl . IL 9ilz
SAVANNAH April e7-The Cotton market was very dull to-
day, With sales Of 800 bales.
CHARLESTON April 27Sale Of Cotton to-day $500 bales,
4 decline on the better grades The market is unsettled
and Good Mildiag to Madling Fair quoted at l2i5e.
MoEux April 27The sales Of Cotton to-day 50 bales.
The market depressed Middlings l9c
ToBACcOThe sales OfTobaeeo to day TO only %
hhds as follows Fisher Where's Co. sold l6 hhds 70,
$780, 1885, co. 4IO 50, 5se SIS, co. 655, IS 7Ol 80
40 rs, 75 and A. HamltoL bids at 43O, $50, 6o,
Cs5, 90, 0 10, and 9-l5.
The three hogsseads sold By Mr. A. Hamilton at 50 10 and
s95 per hunded pounds, the crop Of Mr. B. Rgsy Of
Naury county, and we're a very nice article.
We quote
Medium l95s<
Good AID flEs.-..- ----o ea'o5I
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WRrriCO.

Al the residence OF the brides father, Thursday, the 2lst
inst Mr. THOs J. BROWN, Giles county, Miss MARY
AMANDA daughter Of GEN. G. Pillow, Maury county
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authorized to the Hon. V. WRIGHT
candidate for reelection to Congress from the Seventh
inral Inh1