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st! s@esisn @ti %sass sSsss}s5,t y'' e s;4s tt,s s%t
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Druid une Yapier 3u GerlassbU9ern>
&onRitutionen,
Ball unb &beater< Rarten,
&pneert>Y programme,
@ireulare unb @eih1ftsfarten,
plafate, Mnl@laee5ettel unb
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unb loultise in tas Sad einl&laeenbe @eee1-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-09
ga GrD0e< unb Milwoufee<
Gt1enbab11.
1859. 81 lgEsg - 1e
@inter =Mrrauoenteut.

@inter advancement.
Die einsi9e rirefte Npute sp1l ct. Saul. ct.
Mntbcn9> Minueaprlis, Yrescptt> 5afti1as, &eeps
yonoinN Wincna unc 81 GrpNe na9 Mifrautee,
9btea9p> Detroit, Cleveland, 8uTalr, 5ulpenlipr
8rie9e, pittsbu9, pbtlacelrbia, Netp@ q prt, 3d.
Iten, 8altin1cre, Wolhinstpu, Cincinnati, 9ruis<
sllle> ct. Spuis, Cairo uup Sem Orleans, uub
allen o1oern punten in ten Ser. Staaten uno
ben Ganaea'e. -
Neilenre Ell paren auf bic let Npute> m1bz
reno Der unterbredun9 per S9iHiabrt>
100 Meilen uno "a Stunoen an 3eit.
.3rei ta9lide 2ise (@onutas a]ussenpmmen)
seken prn "a erele at> mie fcl9t:
9rFer 5u9 ..... ...... I'm Z ubr yfadn1.
3metter 3ue .....::.. UNI 7,3O gcrnt.
Ole Verhtneung 9el9iebt an Der Milwaufee-
uno ebiea9o eilentabn unb nit ben Damtftrten
am 2ate Midisau.
IN IA Srplle frn1n1en bic 3iisc an I'm, 10 llbr
40 Minutm Na9mittass> unp IL utr IS Min.
gurmittasa,
@on "a Grpi7e aad Gbieasp fabrt mon
TT 13 Stunoen,
antern Nrute.
&erbinbunaeu.
Mn ter Sunctipn NIT Der 5pnt tu Sac unt
S(btplb Gilentatn ; bel 5rriecn NIT Der 5prieon
unb Berlin Gilentabu; ;u Mimautee init rer
@bicagp unb Milmaufee unb @atertrpn Gilcn-
balm; nit ben DGmpfern fir bic Detrrit uub
Milmaufee nne @bebussan Babn; lpmie fir bic
gafe Superipr> Green 8ay unb GoQinstpput
Eouten.
o. 1rpust 3idets erb0lt maj, 1T eer
Gidet-S ffee Der Gompaenie, an Der Iritlen ctr. :
nabe benz Nmertcan 6oule, 1T ct. Waul, Minn.
Capt. s. 6. @eprae>:
fet>N9eut, ct. paul.
%. @. Willpn> General Meent bes Wetens.
Gbnin 8. @robri4> Manaeer, Milmautee.
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3mel 3i0e tdg(i6 auf je0er Route

= aus~sencmmens cnntass>
pittshurs, Wbeelius, Gurrisburs, Baltimore,
philadelphia < flem-Dcrk.
CLEVELAND unn Nitt6tura<Babu
b%ttbrnert, lit Jplse eines uebereintpmmens nit Der
Vert Ma9nt, Yittsture une @bieasc Gil entatn-
@e1eu lda1t. 1ecen Sag (Spnntass ausseurmmen)
~tplsenec :3uss:
Die pittsturs unp @beeli1s Moil
unt fcmmt an:
9eg1 u9r N.aN. WittShura unt S,55 u. 81.
Sis a Wis lit Brieaepsrt,
SHa @btclius nm SAC M.M.
Baltimore 1870 81.
eleSeIane 0e philadelphia IL, 80 g. 50.
Mem~yrrf $50 q. 90.
Der @eermrpotipnaz 3us
trreidt
sfrlaBt Suei Ut nm ..5>45 g. 81.
Sltselant Narsnnar $50 N.M.
TIM 4,05 Na@mitt. Atrrn r..6,25 N.M.
Mtlerstursb $40 N.Nt.
Der Riltde Grpreb<3u9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. redb
Mntunft ccr3ii9e srn gnfunft:
chicago, Sunalo unb
Cincinnati UNI 1920 pittsbur1. ~ so 9. aR.
Na4mittass. Gieie r nis a sis Brieaepprt,
Bug fahrt Srnntas @beelins. ..11,05 9, 81,
Matts nurd mad Baltimore ..11,3O q. 81.
Ytttsbur1.- gaNa- Ybtlareltbta11 AS q. so.
91tre 1ur pb1lneelrhln Menr yrrt $50 9. 81.
9eben am Grnntaa
Atenr nm 10 ubr eb.
A(a9 een1 Siiren unb Often tperren fplz
9enee G%erttnrun9en 9eutadt:
81 Saelen> 1ur euYabrsa Sale, @trpn, Clint
ten, Mtlersturab.
gu @lianee, fir Gantrn> @alFusn> @reitr,
3u Sasars. fir earrraton> @aynssturst,
Noser, Nem-pbilaeelpbia.
.3u Steutenyils, fir @ati,, Gp1bcctpu. Tres
ten, Nemarf.
81 @beslins fir Cumberland, Sarpers Gsrrs.
Baltimore, @olhinetrn.
gu Sellea'r, Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, Girslt-
siQe, 9aueaiter+
3n qittsturs> fir sarristurs, saltimpye> Yti>
l%ahe!rtia, Nem,yprt.
Netonr=3uee.
Die CLEVELAND Buffalo u. @bicaoc Mou.
g;ttst %s1" :6'o SS3 g. 81. ctesels M&t" R145 !" m.m.
Stte9ef'rf b.. b.. Buffalo ..1t>3O 81. W.
Der S9neuzG rprebz3u9
ssrl1Bt Yittsburs nm Glepelane Is 81. 81.
2>35 N.AR. NIB tSSnrn,t Bufalr 1900 8. 81.
all III Gttcagp ...2,3O g. 81
yer Accommodations Bug
serldbt Narenna uu,
e,20g. 81. uno srrei9t CLEVELAND 1925 g. m.
Derlclts ser!G6t Sub
ION I'M 600 g. 3d.,
oter mad &ntunft ces
3uscs spn Milersturab
unc tr111nt I'M tielelts
3eit in cleveland an.
&s5T Die Netpur+ 3usc n,aden tie1tlben Ser.
tlnou19en, trie te ra9 Dem @iicen ,ub Sftu :
ebentaas su 9~lersIanp nit Der Glepelaue unb S.
leec Sabn tur @,mcusfs, Ipleoc, Ictrpit u,,b
9bica9p NIT Der vafe Shore 8abu fir Gri..
Nlntirt, Sufalp, Niasarafdue uut Canada ; NIT
Der elepela1eu np Mabcniue Sabn fir gpunas-
tewu> Warren unp Nem-Goltle
Aas Wsrod trire fir bic 9anse Sour, mad alien
9t1dtun9er ullo unenteeleli6 marfirt.
Tur Neilebtlete unc Mustuuft wenbc man 0t
an bic rllnicn 5idet>S Office, ST, @uperior1rahs,
an Die Office i'm Depot unb ale ubriaeu Giieu-
tahn-Sffcen.
S.N. ~ Yers, General Gidet- Qosut.
Cleveland
J.Tarmer> Superintentent, Gletelb.
1b52.23 j. Hnomlanb, @eneral< 81 o.nt, 81.
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Tabrprei1e:

BUR belonoeren &enntnibnabme.
e1nmanoerer UNI Neilenbe 1oQten iebr pprid.
tta9 le.n uuo tbre 8iQette nur bel ben anaetelt.n
N9enten tau1en, niat ron 1ol6en Qeuten. 81. 6d
per aop1 be3ablen Ia len, speber Mgtnten jinb, nod
Berontportlidfei ubernebmen.
DS~ Mit gereitwiQisteit ertbeilt ter Inter.
3el9nett jeoe Nustunft unenteelcli6.
Sarl S. 6iuebranb,
Generol' Neent ter Baltimore unb Obio-
Gilenbabn> Ibam.straee> Nr. 81,
BaIttmpr. Mb.
Ez5 Diele 8abn it bic fursefe unb biniete
unp bietet nebr grrtbeile> ais irsenb cine aubere.
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Mi4t9an Central Il. Great
Observation-Disclosures.
@M=@


@inter=M ARRANGEMENT.
&cute son @bieo9o na@ MiaaarazTaus,
Buffalo, &cde(ter, SYratule, Glmira, Binabam-
ten, MlbauY, 1rpY, SprinsFelt, @p1heier.
Nep=Yorf, 8oitpn,
unb Nat alien &i6tuneen III ben Neu- Gua(aub
Staaten.
ST. ben Na9t=@ aasrns bat man Cafes Wateut~
@@laffiible.
Na@ Gprpntc, &ine@tpn> Saoensburat>
Mpntreol,
uns na9 olleu &hei!en Ganaba's, Tflit BON
sfcrc. Nru= Guslane.
Die 3iee eerla0en taslid pas srcse @entral>
Oerpt 81 Chicago, tie fplat:
6uDr Germ. Ger Stew Nprf GrpreB (Scnu-
tag all%s9ennnne,t), fSn1,at in Detroit ,lnt 5 lbr
~ aE1n- Nadbrtlttd95 ait an Der Snlpenipn<
Sfu1e pcer NuNalp nm 4 llbr 80 min. 8prnn.,
IN Altany utn / 1br 80 Minuten Madnittaes,
III Nem~yerf nm 10 l1br 40 Miuuteu Mad,m.,
III yblaeslpbia> nia Glmira, um ii llbr Nadm.
3 Ubr gprm- Ser Cincinnati @rrreb (Scnn-
tug aus9enpnumen) fDmmt in Cincinnati Inn 10
ubr 30 Minuten Naam. an.
Z Hbr 40 Wtnuteu goru1. Uer Detrpit Wce
een1nloeaticna = 3ue (5pnutaa auseenpmmeu)
tV,nrnt gu Derpit I'M, 10 ubr IS Minuten M.
8 upr Nat11. Netp 3 9 art unr 8rltpu Grpre6
lSam!ta9 alssencmn,en) fImmt III Detrrit nm
y uhr IS Minuten Tprmitta9s an at ber Draht-
brlde Deer 51 suHaIr I'm, 9 lbr Nadu,ittaas =;
IN Iltary uni 10 l1br @prmittaes; in Nle.rs
Nprt un / llbr 80 Minuten Nodmittaas; in
Se|ten um II lltr is Miuuten Manm.
s l1hr Madm. Cincinnati unb louisville e.,
freB (San1ttag aus9enumrenl> fGn1mt in Giu-
etn1att I'M II llbr 80 Minutel1 Grrnittaas AT ;
in louisville UNI ! ubr Nadm.
Gin Bug am SpnntaA 8 ubr NaGm.
6 rhr &prmittass uns s utr Nabnittoas~
;3u9e nertineen 81 Varis nit Ter
Sunolp< urp 2afe 5urpnzG iIcntabu
'tad 8uTa!p nne auen Hiliaen @lasen.
1brpusb Sidsts ltnp su baten in ben eijeu-
bah,1=Stfieen res Nproen5 uno hes @eters: SIT
Chicago in bet Sffee gde spu eafc- unit Eear-
trr1~ Stra6e, benz Iremput- Sauls aeaenutsy unt
as9 tint Depot, am DuBe Der Safe ltraBe.
.. 9rlmeS, General Mgent III @bicaap.
5. MpeiNs> Generally gent III 8ufalu.
3. g. Stalbine, General pa0aaiers
@ssnt su Gbieaeu.
S. 6. @epr9e> Gifet @aent
70 ST. ct. YauI, Mivn.
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Saint Yaul, Minnelcta, .neten Der Ypf-OfFct,
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auf eintn Monat so @ents, fur 3mei 8anbe per
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Otto Sunfern'ann. Sulius 3aas
5unferntonn s &aae,
@wHoLEsALE DRUGGISTS
u DeuH6e Mpptbefer,
Nr. 1872, Main-StraBe, Dubuuut.
Soma,
Smporteure BON allen reut1den Droautn
unb @bemtcalien,
@~rcbb6nbIer in TarbtRpffen. Ttu.
Ftr9la8. ptnieln II. &c.
Aaente,1
son Geree u. Co.'S in Qeip3ie entertainment q u NJ
at1er Se9ntac unb onbern dtberif&en
Dtlen; allen pcpulairen . atent-Web III
&c.
Wir pferiren unlern @eldaftsfreunb., uu,tr
ue9lahorttrtes Eager unb berlauftn tets ~ ber
"teaSriieRtn Ct. Qeate unb GbWasa Ra.ttysfi{tx.
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NnccurauS.
ueterl6uB. 5O6,397
Ma1e i'm Sanuar 1858. ST, SOC, 1887
5ur 8erluit teSabIte bic Metna- q sentur III ct.
Yaul an:
g.. Oafes, @;ntomine- 5ptet> $4,000 90
!9aslet une Sbpmplpn 1870 10
Sing unb @id, Riee>9eule, 1900 90
Yutua1, unb 9treerS SO so
Mr5. Stvfes 400 90
Mmherlt @ilcngttg 1900 90
$4,000 70
9ie ct. paal-A auFeute mereen auf bic Metuas
@eltal6a1t bel pnbers als Mittel bes Snlanb-
Iransfartes aAf mertlam semadt.
Rb6nig u. 9artforo Sire= @Neenran,.
l1sbsri@u6 ...:.....:. 1853
MaNs. .$312,379
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Gbarter SAT, BON Sartforb, Qebens=
Ncriihcruno.

Gbarter SAT, BON Sartforb, Qebeus=
Seriiberune.
Waar+G arital .......... .$2O0>0W
Mit grobem 9urelus.
Sdeine Der pbisen wcbltefannten 5artfcrt-
0eiealhaften tceroeu su ben tiQieFen, einem taar~
sabtrneen urb ii9ern Wei@afte entisre6eneen ST.
hin9nileu seratfrIst.
Gttp Sire Snfurance So. Of Gartfpre.
Baar<6apital. .S150,000
Wit eirern 9rcben l1eteridub.
Yclieen Der rtieen rpcblbefannten 6artfprt-
0eeQitaften ,perpen su ben t%illislten, tinem TO-
lieen nnb l%plpenten @el@Gft aueen1enenen, 8e-
ein9niIIen serab1r!et Ypu
Gbeo. Trcnb.
ST. ecr Sfice Srn Santnrn,
Treud5 II. &unt.
ct. paul, %. Nusuf 1858. 6b7e
gr 81. 81. &iefer ii autrrilrt, fit pbiss
GelsQldait ais Tern1eAer su t%un9iren uup Mppli>
c@atipnen fir N0ecuranseu ausunebmen. 14t
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ffner-AGmnran.

5artforb &ilecuran; : M9entur.
9arttorb Aetna=, Tcuers II. marine,
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NV >Nt
nerllBtGleselane ueh
Mntunft ccr3ise srn
@bieasc, 8uFalo unb
Cincinnati um 1920
Nadmtttaas. Gieier
3ua fahrt Srnntaa
Nabts eur9 nah
4tttsburs. Ya0a-
eitre fir Ybilaeelrhin
eeben AM @rnntas
Mtenf u1t 10 ubr ab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-09

9}eilenre erlparen auf bel Jet Noute> nib
reno Der untertreduns per S9iTiabrt
100 Weilen uno "a Stuucer an 3eit.
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DiDti0 fit Ginwanberer unb Rfi(tnoe

S'1urWFf1 SUffflnte1hent, 0lebelb.
1b52.2o s.. 3nuwlanb, General 9(o,nt, 81.
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pittstur9....7>5O @.M.
eis a pis Bridgeport.
@beeling. ,.11,05 G,M.
Baltimore ..11,30 M.Nt.
pbtlateltbta11,45 N.M.
Nsmr yrrt $50 @.M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-07


The late Fight vsth the CaelaHchess
Amongst the passengers IN the oyerisna mail which
reached ST. Louis On the 18th ult were Two or three
gentlemen from shermsn, Texas, and Lieut. Powell.
Of Fort Arbuokle, who commanded in one Of the re
cent engagements with The csmsnches.
The ST. Louis Repu5liesn says thatthe accounts re-
lsting to the late engagements with the Camsnehes
arc fully confirmed. The Uniied States forces en-
plOyed we're from Fort Arbueke, where Major Emory
is in command. Lieut.. Powell twice encountered the
savsges on The 24 February and both times defeated
them, the loss of the Camanches in both actions be.
ing fourteen killed instead Of nine as reported in
our first adyices Among the killed were two chiefs,
War Eagle being one, and the other being nephew
Of old Payneo, warrior of considerable renoWn.
Three days afterwards the troops under Lieut. Stan
ley had their meeting with the Indians and routed
Them with loss of nine killed. The Indians were
we'll mounted and the cavalry horses were in indif
fsrent condition from constant scouting service du
ring the winter. $3.50
In Denton county Texas the Indians, doubtless
the 0smanches, had murdered several families and
run of their stock Thepeople on ths frontier were
greatly excited by these outrsges and aTming
and orgaRzing with the declared intention of exter
minsting their Indian prosecutors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-07
scene innChmrch.

A Ltch6eld county correspondent of the Hartford
Times tells story Of preacher 10 a country town
in Connecticut, who, after announcing bis text, pro
ceeded with his sermon, but had not gone far when
no said to the sstorished audience
Il have been instructed not to preach anything of
Ab0ltionism or Republicanism-6u, must serve my
Master, and Il"
At this juncture Deacon DoOlittle rose an said
'Hold on. It's my impression you have said
enough" Turning to the audience :-"Meeting
is out"
The audience rose simultaneously, aud taking
their hats went out The minister sat down. Des-
con DoOlittle went to the pulpit aud said to him
"If you want to preach politics have no objec-
lion, and my house Is at your service, but this
hurch is not the proper place, and it cannot be
permitted. If you desire to give political sermon
or speech you can do so at my house, or any other
place, aud | will warrant good audience, and you
nall have fair play and not be hurt But you must
aot attempt it in this Church"
There wss no more preaching in that church that
afternoon.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-07

NEW FIRm
AND ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES AT
WARD a. RAND PMS
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 50 College street.
Opposite TO R. O. McNairy5 A. c. & A. B. Beechs Store
RE just receiving and will keep constantly hand general
~ assortment Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes which they
sell at prices Tor cash. Warranted, 10 point Of
style, ct and workmanship unsurpassed.
n BIN order build upa determined 10 make
prices an object. Please give call
MILDLY. WARD Z RALDOLPH.
The County CourL fOr Davidson County,
AyING granted letters Of aminstat the
Of Chares P Mcguire, deceased; ali petssns udted T.
hereby aotedt0 mike immediate payment,
ali persons claims against said estate hereby notified
to present them me, duly proved, within tie prescribed
by Law. J. b, JOHNSON.
iunetl9-dGn Administrator ior Charles ?. Haguira
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DIR. sheIby's sale,

Of the remainder Of his booded stock die not take place
as advertised, Sturdy last in consequence Of bad
WEATHER Several fine horses, jacks and ennets az vel as
mer Of ne cattle, still unsod all OF which can Be bought
private reasonable prices, and on credit Of one
ana two years, without interest. ,
am de erned SELL and persons DESTROYS o. buying would
do well 10 apply possible 70 p MeAuy onne DOC
tor farm or 70 me the once Of the Gas Light Company
apJ-lR MAsh4NIGVN pAheVH'
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Col. Sheid,s Card.

HILLsBoRo', April 4, 1889
EDITOR UNION AND AMERioAN: Hating been FIRE
quently solicited by my friends in the 4th Congress
siOnal Distrietto become candidate forlcoagrsss
take this method to return them my kudest regards
for their Partially thus expr ssed ota rds and
adopt this means of saying TO them and the voters
of this District, that shah not be a canlidae
Yours, very respectfully,
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PIE DIG RE e.

MOHAWK was sired BY Old Mohawk, Miles Mayes'
celebrated IS 900 Jack and he by imported Mammoth Of Ken
lucky, and his dam was imported Donca Young Mohawk VIII
be three years old the 2h Of June; he Is sixteen hands
high large proportion to his height and is Remarkably Ws
sn7 -tSStgim GEO MIZELL.
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NOTICE.
.nn .SsrSsurW.r nnIr.

TEVHE ASSESSMENT ROLL Of the Taxable Proper
the Corporation for the having been com
peed it will remain for days the Law directs at the office
Collector Of the Revenues where those interested may
anime lit il they proper.
L ~. Assessor.
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NOTICE.

KKTHEREAS suggest having been made to the Clerk
wv Of the County Court OF Hickman county, Tenn,
that the estate Of MARTHA WRIGHT deceased lnolTent now
therefore, all persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified legally authenticated with the Clerk
the County Court Of Hickman county Tenn or before the
Ist day of September next that settlement and
division be made, they will Be forever barred
This 81 April, 1853. JAMES SUTTONs
ap-7W3t prs Zee s3 Administrat
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Nf< Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the IasfouE
49, years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Whe has
voted his attention 70 The treanent Of private diseases for
ty years, asers HIMSELF having attended TO price icT
many years. many thousands he Is enabled 70
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y be
from dudeious mgdeal treatment, from neglect o. their
Dr. Kings Dspeusar . Deaderck street, between
Cherry and the Square, where be all diseases pyats
cature.
GONoKE1 cured without naacioas Medicine ntesrgnes
from business.
STRIcRUREs Of old recent date sscuay cured In Few
operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and underuines the constitution nuch.
SYPHILIS, all the diseases q the skin, growing ont % neg
lec tad treatment, be secually cured Ia few days.
WKAKEEss, particular attention having been given 70
his disease all the consequences growing ous Of H. brought
in many By the destructive habits OF ineonzderts
Youths excessive indulgence Of The PASSIONS neglect q
Eh will undermine the conu0n rendering the subject UDf
Ter business society, and causing premature old
Females who may labOrng with any dicul Of The womb
nay rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad writing and stating their viii
leo enclosed directed Dr. A King No. . Dsck street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the uecess1ry
heir address, necessary DIRECTIONS. secrecy Observed
O'clock In The morning until Sin The evenin
may 23-d&Ely
Nash PAID Tor Bacon Lar, What. Frsits Corn
Oats and eli kinds Of Western pTOlace, 4 10 y rsA
strsst Nashville, Tenn. lEHlA W
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M o III 4 w * ]!

TTAVING purchased this mammoth Jack, -
\ raised by Miles II. Mayes, Of Maury SpN477zA
county, Tenn, will stand him at my farm n VtEes7l
three miles from Nashville, the Louisville az2Nk nj
Branch Pike, at 8 10 the insurance. Y<@H-
JENNETs in bad order will be fed Tea 60
souable terms.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

OU Il H L A G.
Hoist, host our flag to heavens hreezs,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne b. the pa.Tiot'5 hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger mOsr and hill and strane
In peace guard wen the sacred boon,
Reaueathel by patriots bloed,
FOR On twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfur its hammer everywhere,
Beneact the western SKY.
Hoist hoist, our flag In Arts great reign,
Let every float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above The tallest EpTe-
Let Tennessetns every where
Let every iearOund,
Know where type Of nature 8 made,
Where every type is found
Above our own .lrs GalIs77f,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautui--tbe brave
The chd-tne parcnt-patrot--sre
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest p0rtratur9
With every charm but life.
Then raise our hannertO the skyl
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Art Cutlery,
Are made b. c. @. HUGHES,
febE-d&wtf Corner Of College and Union ats.
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This day suggested the insolvency Of the estate Of
JOHN HAYWoSD, deceased, the Dickson County Court
Clerk all having claims against said estate are hereby
notified file them properly authenticated with ssid Clerk
before the Sd day Of October 1852 they viii be barrel
JAMES SUTTON,
Rp7-g4t, prs fee 50 Administrator, &C.
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The European intelligence received at Washington
from private sources is not not Of pacific import
The crisis appears to have been reached, and the
question Of peace war is no doubt, ere this deter
mined.
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ga deed without . name :"

DENYISG THEIR IDESIIITY.-The continual change
Of name under which he Opposition to Democracy
DISCUSSES itself to escaperesponsibiGty for the past
reminds US of the pious old darkey, the burden OF
whose prayer was that "de Lord d come and take
Caesars soul to hebben" One night just before re-
firing, he was sta,tled by Hucck at his cabin door
''Who dar ?" he called out. "The Lord" was the
response, in sepulchrsl tone. "What do de Lord
want" he tremblingly asked "Wanps Ceaser's
SOUL" broke on the solemn stilluess Pop went the
light, and under the bed went the humble petition
er, e1claimiDg, "NO such niggah here, sahl-been
dead desc tree weeks"