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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09
Inlportant from Mexico,

NEN 0RLEANs, April 6.-Tbe steamer Quaker CITY
has arrived with San Francisco dates OF the Ole:
News unimpOrtani.
VEGA CREz, April 1.-MiramOn appeared before
Vera Gr4z, on the 18th, with 800 advanced guard
recoDnoitered and retired His army is enesmped
near Mediline, nine miles of
The women and children at Vera Cruz have Seep
been transferred to ships The Liberals are animals
ed Mirsmon sent 200 men against Alyarado.
who retired without attacking Miramon finding
himself out generated ct all points broke up his camp
on The 18th and commenced retreat on the Capi.
toll. Ampudia with strong force is in the rear 10
cut OF retreat. DeGallsdO with GOO men is at
Taeubaya, and other Liberal forces surround the
Capitol, which is expected soon to surrender
Nj Lean arrived on The first Of April amid great
rejOieings for Mirsmons retreat ami his arrival.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. April s-L,rd Lyons was intro
duoed TO Gen. CAss, and WIl be formally presented
en- Monday.
The land sales in July, August and September
embrace in Kansas 6ne and and quarter and in
Nebraska Four aad third million acres.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April S-CO,tOn firm; sales 2Oe0
ba'es. Flour has declining tendency; sales $3.50
66ls Wheat declined 2a4c Corn dan; sales l3,
600 bushels. Mess Pork dull, II 25al7 IS Lard
firm, llalls Whisky &c. Sugar quiet Ia7f.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIKcIESATI, April 8.-FloHr dull /: holders are
pressing the market Gales 2 500 bbls 45a5.5 so;
Whisky 22 Provisions dull and tending down
wards; Mes Pork offered Il x2I
River News.
LoUIsVILLE, April Thu river is stationary
with feet inches water he falls
Sr. LOUIS, April The river is recsdiDg.
49, TOnie.--FrOHl Gel, Albert
S@SsSSS~4v-S PIKE, NJ. c.. from Arkansas
WAsHSGroN, D. c., June H. 1856.
81 have used two bottles of yeur Gs,AGre-s MI md bit
s and have found it useful Indg, stcn and
Headache, and recommend all vino pleasant and EN-
caciOus remedy and valuable tonica
DYsPEPTIc WoAEN NOTICE B0Aarss Holland Filters has
cured Of Dy speia hy using only recommend
it confidently to all suffering from this disease.
Pittsburgh, Oct "A, 1856. CLARA 4. SCHUCHNAN
Mrs. s. is the wife or the noted LthOgragher
sp3-dkWlW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

We learn b private letter from gentleman at
Casldens that the Court House in that town was
struck b. lightning en- the I'd inst The b5ildiug
WAS considerably Injured. The Clerks Of the
County aud ohaneery Courts and Attorney Davidson
were in the Court House At the time Of tbs aeei-
dent, but escaped without injury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The Frauklin R,riw states that the barn Of Dr.
s. Woodbridge, about mile east Of that town, was
destroyed By Gre en- Monday night the 4th inst, to.
gether with Two valuable mules, quantty Of corn,
fodder, hay aud farming tools, supposed to be The
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

THE LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERIoAS.-A few
copies Ct the Legislative Union GRd american can be
bad by applying at this Office. Candidates for the
Legislature will ind this convenient for refer
euce than the Journals, the debates are reported
fully and correctly. Price IS t-W&T-If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

We have Inadvertently, omitted ta notice the re-
turn 70 her residence this city, of Mrs Brown,
the estmahle and highly esteemed lady Of the late
Gov. Y Brown- We are grafifed to learn that
Mis- Brosh's beaith has greatly improved since she
left Washington
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

WeIcker's Addition 10 Nashville
PUBLIC SALE OF Ga LOTS,


VTTE will sell the premises Public Auction. at IL
Wv o'clock WEpN sSDAY, IN inst "a beautiful BULL
Lots containing about half each These are
beautifully the Middle franklin Pike within fea
hundred yards Of the Corporation line and the improvements
the city we'll suited for residences for gentlemen doing us
city and for Gardening purPOssare exempt from
corporation and other city We especially
ge public 10 this sale the lots sr be Sed 1r
5eserrs confident will greatly enhance ia value
We would surprised in ten they would appreciate
The increased Of proper
ty in other cities has been in greater ratio.
TERMS OF SALEA credit Of and years. with INTEREST,"
notes well endorsed and payable in bank. =
Omnuss will leave Office, No. Az Cherry street, at half
past 10 o'clock. J. L. 4 L. W. BROWN.
Ar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

MOHAWK sired by Old Mohawk, Miles Mayes'
celebrated IS O Jack and he by imported Mammoth Ken
lucky and his dam imported Donca Young Mohawk will
three old the 10Th Of next Iuhe he sixteen snds
high large In proportion 70 his height and Is remarkably wei
oTed prepared TO take the best Of Jennets with
shelters and blue grass pastures in fine condition.
aP7-tE&wln GEO NIzELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

OILinseed IS dull and RominaIy 'j11c There Is very
little demand Ne change In Lard and quote No at &c. In
GLIDING bbls.
sBEDSThe market Clover duh throughout
prices further declined SOC per bust closing
very dull Flax remains firm at 81 50. demand
for Timothy, and prices steady at S2lSa 81
WHSKYThe market has ben greatly depressed during the
week. and prices have declined closing dull and heavy The
rate each day, follows Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
turday 34e Monday and yesterday &C. closing
Rilh q continued doEnward tendency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

BEAVER DAM sPRIN s
80


DCRsUANT 20 dereial O7aer made in the chaucery Court
cenreyiile, ut its March Term, lr5a viii proceed
sell, on the 1st saturday in May next (being the
9Th day Of the month Beaver Dam Springs ard lands attached
thereto specifically described the decree heard upon the 18th
day of March, PISA there being about or land
less the following credits One half Of the purchase
he paid the LIST DAG Of January other half
the LIST day OF January 6 taking the notes Of the purch1s
ers with good security and retaining lien The land until the
purchase money paid. On the dag snd pla will
ced SELL aud continue until Finished all the furniture belong
ing to said Springs consisting the following areeson cred
II Until the lt OF September nexOry double and single mat
raises, twenty five countpaas forty comforts fifteen bed
spreads, forty double beiseads, thirty five lounges and cots,
twenty small tables two bureaus piano, rocking chairs
hundred and forty windsor and split bottom chairs, looking
glasses, dining tables and table of every description,
hack and harness. and stock and Rdeed every thing belong
ing and sppertaning to the Springs for keeping them
resort Thechara0er Of this delighI watering place
is fully established for its beauty attraction andhealthfulnes
without extended remarks from the undersigned. The mei
cina properties OF the water have been ed and found highly
he Heal in their relief to the invalid Situated in ruEa dis
tTiet the most sublime AMI beautiful Of natural sceneryfe
sportsman finds ample Of exercising his taste, either in
delight OF the chase TIRE pleasant and quiet nent
OF the tackle Any person desiring examine the piece will
apply to MIR. Me6ee upon he premises.
aits- dtl- 0RVILL A. NIXON, C. & NJ.
p sThe Memphis peal and Florence Gazette will please
copy and send their accounts to Cenreylie Tenn
s. NIXON g. VI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

HARrEE's WEKLT.--Jno York Co, have received
HaEper's Journal for his week. 1t has many engraV
ings Of the sekles trial. and contains Interesting
and lengihlsy biography Of Mr. sicles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

A WoEpEeFUL Towx The rspii growth Of Lesv-
so~orth city, Kansas. is astonishing Although en-
" four years Cd it contains population 10 AGO.
with an assessed vslua-iOu of S8,s7i, a75. It has
nns churches ten schools four daily and four week
y papers, seven job priating offices eighty~nine law
yers and forty doctors
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NASHVILLE.

FHAr 5o7 srrtE. 81 FrshSisco's Hat Store, Is nov
the attraction or ali ~ee+ fgs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

THE WEATHER AND THE FRUr.--We aPprebend
that the early fru,-chtrries and peaches, at least
has been seriously jamsged, if not entirely de-
storyed by the cold weather experienced since sat
urdsy. very considerable sprinkle Of snow fell
Yesterday and last night, there was another sharp
frost, which, We fear, settled the cherry and peach
question.
We shall be glad TO hear from our horticultural
readers, to day and hope they may be able to re
port more encouraging prospect fer fruit crop
than at present, writing dare to hope for.-Cia-
eissa:f Gazstte, ApAg 6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

NoTICE TO COUETRY MERCHANTs.-We are selling
macy articles Of Hardware, 'being part of Kirk
Ellis s'lsst importation" at a small advance
on Cost for Cash. Our rev stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals, we offer at reduced
prices sor Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at "a Public
Square, KiTkman & Elliss old stand, from
mh7 a. MCCALL s co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

BAEAcH OF PnoKIar.--In Notsowsy- eoanty. Va,
Miss aalesn, LAST week, detained verdiss for ST.
500 against Thomas Farley, for breach Of promise of
marrisgo. a new trial vas afterwArds granted, but
the mater vas privately compromised b. The pay
ment Of 81 go 70 the fair plaintiff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The Greensville Democrat of the G.h says: 1--WE
hsve had abundance of rain this season, in cons
sequence Of which our farmers are getting late
start With their crops. The lands have scarcely been
dry enough for pleuebipg this year. We had very
hard freeze last night and it is feared the fruit s.a
killed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

SEWING MACHINES IN ENaL4Np.-Great excite
ment prevails at Stafford and Northampton, in
Eoglsnd in consequence of the introduction of
sewing machines il the manufacture of boots and
shoes. Al meeting il Stafford, attended by 1000
makers and binders, il was stated that 5000 per
sonsahad been thrown out OF employment in North
ampton, and 1000 in Stafford, by the introduction
OF machine-sown tops, and a union was formed for
resisting The innGVaIinn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09
RIVER AxD STEAMBOAT NEWS.

BOATS LEAvINE THIS DAY.
Fer St. Leuis, B NJ Runyan, /. o'clock, P. m
Cincinnati, Il D. Hamilton, u o'clock
:" Reliance, II o'clock.
81 New Orleans. Scotland . o'clock, r. m.
River is now declining slowly, and wea her indi-
eating rain
Coal BoATs One coal boat has arrived and
there are only FIVE more 10 come.
The following boats are expected to-day: Light
foot, FROM. Cincinnati; n. RuDyan, from 81. LOU
is; Red Rover, from New orleans.
Steamer Haraonia passed Evansville for this port
yesterday
Steamer IligbtfoOt will leave for Cincinnati with
immediate dispatch.
The L 81 Rupyan. lie boat that is justly cOmpsr-
ed to floating palace, will possibly leave uuctually
at 4 o'clock this day.
The Hamilton aud Reliance, two Cincinnati crafts,
are in the field for public patronage their depart
ure will be rs stated above
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

nah Republican had presented 10 him on Tuesday,
April 6sh, number OF hss blaokberEies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The sprightly aud-we must say t-pretty widow
editress of the Ashland KenfuckiaR in reply to
cOrresp ondent who asks her if she wears hoops,
claims
"HOOps, Indeed. Why, ace don't enythH
else ~
The Italics arc her own We suppose she tells
the naked truth.-Erek gRge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TISHING to make other investments, propose TO sell
Nv all in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
opposite the residence Of the late Joseph w. Horton,
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding site in eycnity OF Nash
yie and most desirable country residence The house will
be sold with II Is Of land the purchaser choose.
THAT VALUABLE EARMs
Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike, (0d
road within three miles OF Nashville containing $50
The soil is good, is well Waed and tmbered and
divided into Of and gan all
which admirably adapted fOr country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road pied T. c. McAmpbe and formerly
by Harding, cont ming about go This
place so we'll need further description. 1t will
divided 20 suit purchasers 7. G. MeCampbe will show
these places o any Who viii call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable TERMS and
o credit Of two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v Lindsey, Nashville, either OF the
dersignde, THOS. G. Nee AMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
mbd Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

DRY GOODsI DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FaM Trade.
We in receipt the most desirable and veil selected
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavo ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVIN0 Porehaaed this stock from the largest importers and
tsaey in saying that We are thereby enabled o sell gOOsaI s
Low PRIC
and on As Reasonable Terms house in the city,
Our prrlsrs stock eutrac-seyery variety of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as Fsry handsome Robes Ais;
= - !. R. gssAi
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and EngIish kisrinOsss
FacOniaPlsds;
Layvlas, Tor travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino, EnElish and French;
Every style o. Shssls Fancy Dress ssan CIoaks
Black slks all gGde; together with other article TOO tOus TO
Wshave also very large stock Of staple Goods, such
Bleaehed DOmestie, all grA!es;-
- inch Pillow case Cottsn;
8! Brown shes'insi
a and 81 SEA Island do:
Bro. aud bid drills; -a- ~
IlannsIs, iii eolors qualities and Pricsa;.
Canton Flau1elsi
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality
Rrons Collars and il fact every article person
find in complete retail store.
Shoes Hats and Caps DiSdr Cos s Anchor brand Roltug
Cs Carpets, To all Of which invite The u
The trading community onr motto T. % m Ss s ,, ss the
sePI5 No. 81. North MarFst street,
KirkpatricII, NeVins Il Co.,
REQEYVzy6, FOsFABDLy6 AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEF, SAsIr.ILLR TESNEssER,
HAVE now In store large and complete assortment
Groceries, embracing
Moasses, in barrels and half barrels:
Coffee, a large and complete stock;
ere Glassware, asso Pecss together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually ke,t in he Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY &C.,
We think cannot h uass in iris or any ether market.
heavy stock Of goods nov in store invite the attention Of
nsrss-if NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o..
y. A. sTaExr a. L. Ena, w. q. STREET
STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORN EYS AT Law
LAND coLfsrrsoS, AND
GEYERAL 6 EYTSs
OsTAHA CITY, NEBRASEkA TERRITORY,
VETIL practice Law in the supreme and inferior Courts Of
give special attention to making selections q lands IN Nska
those Wishing good and ass iosston iasss. or distant
and titles short notice buy and sell lsns town lots and all
kinds q real estate, and do GensTs Agency business.
VS. GnmAn, Banker New YoTEcity.
Converse, Hariing & Co., Boston, Mass.
c. HRtard suPtN n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany, M
Gen. Leslie Co0mhs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver 4 Co. % do
Gov. ". B. Gam Campbell, Lebanon S% %
Lucas ,i THOMPSON PsSn Co.. ,S st. Louis, 30.
MeGaric, Chttsnden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Rm. H. Sewer Go bankers, oseAiOosA, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge 4 CO., Council BlnaH, d
Davis, Moody Co., Chicago, Illinois.
VA. johnson 4 Co, New ORLEANS, Louisiana. Iuan
J nITTERj BGTorEKTI BCTFERTff
WHTE have in thyage Perkins fresh Butter
wv which We viii sesl lev.
nSIs H. 3 FRREcH 4 SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

IHNGLIsH Sole Eeafher Trunks, very SUPERIOR
M F" Yslises, No. ];
Iron Frame medium Trunks, Tray Tops;
Chean, Plain ard Fancy Trunks;
Ladies' French Dress Trunks, latest styles;
Bonnet Boxes, Blsck and Russets;
Satches and Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
Just oponed by JOHN RAMAGR,
anl 42 COLLEGE Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

srsr EEruTED 81
HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,

HAGAN x JOHNSON,
E Nos ENIeN sTkEKF SARA
The Witches d Nsw York ~ Doeaicis;
Major Thorp's Scents IL Arkansas;
a Ssarap Doctors Adveagures IN South West.
Wild Sp rs IN the Far West. ny Gerinan Traveller
1pdrc lallinaEtaus Tantse Stories:
FafA.oDabis lafe ny Nary Eastman; tat
Aneed5srs Of love By Lola Monlez: ilsl
The Arts u Beauty. =
Quaint sayings and Doings c1pcernng LHtsr Rev Dr..
M0r.is. so aHa4 raIa-
II, and Around stambsui By Ms. IlorDlr;
Palestine, Pas: ana Present. With Elbical Literary and
Scientific Notes. By Rev DR.. Oslofn,
Hadji in Syria, or, Three Ysars IN ,Jesusasn By sara
Ban lay lssisoni
ae EaIh aad he Norl or Geology t5F Bible students
Sansiire' Kate Yihten;
TIE -Four Sisters BY Mss Bremen;
Father and Daughter. BY Kiss Bremen; 81
Mary GeaWOrthi TIE Forbidden Marriage By RevnoIds
SCI So. Fcf sale by
HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,
mhls No 6 Upior Str ct.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

SPRING STOCK.
o HI n II A WI A GE
now receiving Superior stock Of III shoes and
i GatIers for Ladies and c. 'tla~ Misses. Bows and
Children Also Trunks, VSlises ravelug Bags great
varieties offered to s city and country very
low Trices for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
~ COlIe.e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

A WHOLE FAMILY POIsoNED.-On the 20lh ult =,
the family of DR., Junkin president of Washington
College, at Lexington, Va, were poisoned with
arsenic which was put into their cream at supper
by a slave named Bill. A letter 10 the Richmond
Dispatch says:
All the family, including DR.. Junkin, Mrs. Fish
burn and her child, Miss Fishburn, George Junkin
Jr, and q young student named anderson, we're
poisoned. but the dose administered was 20 large
that it acted rs an eEstie, thus saving their lives
All the sufferers are now veil. Bill has 6een ar
rested, examined and sent on for trial
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THING,
AND
NJ L Il liant TAIL 5,

NJ L IL 1IANT TAILS RS,
Spring Styles OF Desirable Goods.
Mems Youths Boys Ready Made Clothes Furnish.
invite the attention OF consumers New
Syles Coats Pants Vests Neck Hosiery Gloves, Suspen
Celebrated Spring Shoulder Ssshrts
Drawers Unersrs every style Of goods adapted
mems wear in addition to the above Ready Made
Clohnz superior lot Of Cloths, Camers, Nesng Drap
Linen Drings which viii make to der and guar
antec please the saleal goods sold py
guarantee represented We would particularly call
the buyers the style and make OF our garments
OF which made upo orer-and we viii warrant
the work 10 stand.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM d Co.,
Practical Taiors,
No. 90 South side Public Square.
n. B-Clotfing cut 10 order. ap2.
The County Court Tor Davidson County.
HAVING granted LETTERS Of administration the estate
OF Charles p Mcguire deceased; all persens indebted to
aid estate hereby hot6edto make meas payment and
all persons hay claims against estate hereby notified
% present them duly proved within the time prescribed
BY law J. b. JOHNSON,
iunetl.S-d6D Administrator for Charles ?: AIagufre
GNASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat, Fruits, Corn
strset, Nashville, Tenn. RWE 4 co
lsp9 dtg&wd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The Bristol Escs Of the 9Th says: ''since our
last, We have had more heavy rains and per cOnse-
quence, more railroad slides. o. Sunday last the
train from Knoxville was detained about twelve hours
by slides on the East Tennessee road below Greene
vile. Beaver Creek was again over its banks, on
Sunday, and behaving very uOruly. Yesterday we
had cold snap. and this morning there was ice up
the ponds nearly fourth of inch in thickness
In oil respects the present is the most remarkable
season ever experienced by any living man amongst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

The New Albany ia Ttiems reports the dsstruO-
ton Of doggery in South Hanover, near Madison,
by the citizens, who after buying cut the owaer
twice, and getting him to agree not to sell again.
concluded that the third time they would not make
bargain, bat a e cleaning up" and they did it,
They rode the man out of the place on a rail, and
he nrnmised mt IN come bRek
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09

NEW RELIGIOUS NOVEL;
HA0AN JOHNSON have Just received the lest novel Of
the day, called TliB METHODIST; Or, Incidents
Characters from Lite The Baltimore Conference n ARAf
FLETeHEg. with Introduction BY vs. Z. STRicELtxD, D. D.
Applet ns karoa'. Guide ioF April, for salsty
apl PAGAN JOHNSON.
MOPe New Books.
Dictionary Of Tn. United States Congress-
The Ways and Mans Of Payment.
The Methodist By N. FletcfsT Yois
The Empire Of Austha--Aihoit
Tressilan and his Observation-Disclosures.
The Foster brothers.
S0RthE0ld. SoFsl--Iimsted.
My Thirty Years out the SENATE
The American Home (ardeD
A THOUSAND Chances 70 make Money.
Adam Betie-By eco. Elliott.
May GientWorh; The Forbidden Marriage.
For sale hy CHAS " SMITH
aIS ~ College street.
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FROM Warrington.

LoUIsVItLE, April s The river is stationary
with feet inches water on be falls.
ST.. LOUIS, April S-TAe river lie recediDg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

j. t n
case between contesting parties, we find
Mr. D. at Annapolis, on the docket,
side by side with his colleague, Mr.. G..
ssme people are very conscientious they
will not steal themselves, but are willing
enough to receive the stolen goods. In
law, we believe, the receiver is as bad
as the thief Now, was Mr.. G. made a
cats paw of by designing friend, or
was it all understood that Mr.. D. should
renounce bis right to administer, be a
witness, and if his and other testimony
established the VIII, the two would then
divide the commission for settling the es-
tate /? This we leave for others to decide
But, to conclude, Mr.. D. does not
remove This case, but allows Mr.. G. to
do so, and he then avails himself of its
benefits. Had he objected to the re-
moval, had he said the people Of Mont
gomery are honest and | am unwilling
to east an imputation upon their iptegri-
ty, this case would never have been re-
moved, and this call, from another coun-
ty, upon our tax payers would never have
been made. We, therefore, hold Mr.. d.
and his friends responsible for this item
of increased expenditure of the county
treasure.