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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
TULEs MUMM CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
P. A. MUMMs RHINE AND MosELLE wINI8.

GARD TO THE TRADE AND rHE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Gnelica. We determined. With ali sherry .n1
ample meana to retake position at and viii therefore
send unparalleled wines to your country;
brand, jules Mumm Co.'S and that of similar name,
order that each house may rely on it, merit. and reputa
ls sof "l''n we nave '''ns'a 00l os
o other he
All that we the public and the trade
hey wss Hs %
Jules Mumm { Co.'s "yerzenay Cabinet
Jules Mumm Co.'S "vns de DANES Fleur de Eillery~
Jules Mumm Co.'s Imperial"
70 p sr ss ass no
iSs SE Of fare 70 avoid soniason wisiss
The first mentioned wine "verzenay Cabinet" ID new
%
all the ss not sap. The SIS vince That have been ssn 9
good De 1Hslosn e "ns a,n1
oer ard he leading wine Of lie coans %
The second brand Wins Dc We e
fine favored wine Ia required.
he above mentioned Junction with our vszsnay, We viii no
asa os
We have sent our shipment and will continue 10 send
henceforward all Of brands without exception packed
Cologne the foundation Of all the Mams and
has been " & nearly century OUT cellars there are
Of the finest vineyards Of Johanniberg adjoin.
ing the vineyards Of Prince Metternich.
We respectfully recommend wines 10 the patronage
our old friends aud 10 The public IN general
JULES MUMM co..
p. A. NUMM.
EPEC1AL NOTICE
The subscriber respectfully informs the trade irGk ada
enal proof Of the great excellence Of the Jules Munm
champagne the United States appraisers after careful
examination (such tasting the said Wines with other r
sass brands imported In this poJ have % him
that owing TO the great superiority of the Jules Mamm
char payne they are obliged to apprsse at higher pce
Than other first class champagneE received here.
il not the iatenion Of the agent Of Jules Nunr Co.
champagne the above notice boah Of bis well
wines; but h protest. he has higher
rates Of duty than other rs class houses only An act o.
Justice that buyers and Hhoud know the facts and
the high estimation which the Jules Nnmm 90. cham
payne held by thcse who well situated 10 know IL us
value
beg 10 inform the trade that Ihave Eupply Of the
above wines On hand Also, the celebrated Anchor brand
JAMES MEYER, JR
Sole agent for the United States, a Broad street II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

YARD FROM THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY;
All other s:. iu.ory The watch win not psrloI%
saboraey anishsd thai curious shapes and patented de-
vances for Compensation are nodncsd or that The whole
S Ssss
conIived % badly and out quick
y psi
tas ana c
the sze shape Of every part the application Of
ass 81 S s Ss ai ~
Ss
not They 40 not undslva1Se ornament but they
their 'I who Se Thoroughly familiar p.aca
M wan % sy ses1s Will bear them o
saying, render nearly worthless for all the purpose: Of
@ sse hs Ss
5 not ate
lorm the duty Of watch ad9rning with such degree OF
put above reach any The community And that
hey have done This and Are dSs ssy sS
he walhsm watches 70 say In every system even the ee
occur in the waham but in system which
ducas watches which are Identical Saser than "
achieved tha decisive victory victory with reason for
nnS FAR
IN @ Ing
who consers the extent Of the Importers trade and IL
Be- d'ssatsssd with The amount Of psironase receives
since OBLIGED BY the mupicson Of SFders largely to IN
content that any portion should be mised
the real Of their watches Unfortunately hare
cs in common which people generally 20 ite
the watch matchmaker his Only reliance toi
Judgment So long, therefore, imported watches rict
profit the importer and dealer and their abundant repair af
fords handsome income TO the retailer the company expects
good deal Of decryng and dsparagement wise shaking
say however, that there hundreds In the trade whose
pree interest not in Importation In an old stock on hant
large circle Of outdoor paents who have national
upathes 70 an american watch who. indeed from patriots
twice sound and honest and cheap oherwh whom
Waltham wacht be found The company confidently
that watches will abide the conclusive test
mekeeping and upon that ground i content TO rest IL
that these watches made for reputation and with the
sporsby Of perpetual guarantee constantly In view; fol
however they change hands In whosoever hands they
found faulty and at whatever period the company is bound
make them good.
For the American Watch Company 70 Appleton
Tracy Coz ROBBINS APPLETON,
General agents, Is Maiden lane New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

a MRRICAN UNION OF OR FOR. INVENTORS AND
meeting q &c WI b held a.
r. n 70 receive the report OF her treasurer and officers AL
inventors are requested 10 attend By order
WIN. H. RODGERS Secretary pro tenn.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE UNITED SONS OF
ID Ern-The members OF this society hereby notded 70
meet At their rooms Forty second between Eghn and
precisely make final arrangements for the celebration OF
- THOMAS DooDy. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
INTELLTCENCm OFFICES.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINES, LIQUOISS, &c.
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
THE FIRST IMPORTATION EVER RECEIVED IN THE

UNITED STATES.
Mcssrs. ne venoge Co, Of Epsrnay, IN France being
mous brand Of champagne, (Which is a decided fAvo;
rite at the best tables, both OF London and Pars) and
having, from long and extensive business acquant
snes with the leading hotels this continent. eeeaiAr
facilities for DOING have their requeM oonscnted To
cept their agency and receive their The nra
Msye and orders flied for The following leading hss
champagne dealers, who stamp with their un9uaiaed A.
House,, Aston House. Jones House. Howard Hotel i7terna
Hotel HOTEL Western Hotel Bancroft House,
Thorp Hotel National Hotel washington; Gilmore House,
Baltimore Revere House Boston Philadelphia. mSs.s Eev
Pyke, Broadway Macy Co, Sixth Avenue; O. W. Brown.
r. v. HAUGHWOUT,
corner Of Broadway and Broome street
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&1O OnA TO EXCHANGE, FOR FURNITURE
@JO.VUV. books, pianos real estate, large invoc
pure Bourbon whkey invoice OF cloths and fancy
and y desirable stock Of fashionable jewely.
DINGEE HOLDEN, No. Nassau street.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sl26 POI Oa7 90, 60, o66 son ee38O 500 .o2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

eehr Jsmeslown Iasouret.s. Osy Peinty Hunter Z CO.
eshr eegume, KngaAnd, Baltimore Mailer, Lord Que
Tesu.
Sehr q Al Roe Baker, Boaton-A HoWes.
eoop Helen. babcock, Proydence-Master.
Steamer Kennebec Hand, Philadelphia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Letter from Helknap.
L.fTEST INTELLIGENCE FROM TIE
"SE.iT OF H,lR,"-THE WE.iTHER-
Tnnng r.
" Dryy,p, Tcxas, MAY IN, 1880,

BmXvAr, Texas, May 4th, 1859,
Dear HraN lit seems that the "htes have
So deorcad that this country shall always ho in u
state of excitement, l,umuc has reached ns
agnm that another and final attempt Is expected
10 DO made daily hy the whites upon the Indian
Reserve. Or IN language used by thcm on Tor
mcr occasion, th, R,scWatiOn Is to bo utterly
"demolshcd" and "wiped OUT" sincerely
hope however, that this report is unioundcd--
that such is not the case, and that the cl'l@ehs
oT the frontier will yet witt sufficiently long n'
least, tile action Of the GcncvM Government IN
rcmnvinr these Indians from our midst | nm
dsrstand the recommendation of Capt, Ross and
others, to have them removed has been received,
and the request granted IL Is known that the
Tcxns InGinns are all TO b. removed rs soon rs
,pra ,ucahlc beyond Red River, bUt such removal
'carnnt he Effected in day, nor even short Pc
rud OF time. However, we now, MS we dii On Il
former occasion, trust the good sens, nd sound
Judgment OF the frontier people. VII! they
heed our request and comply with our desirc,--
That is. wait for WHILE and let h0rSi measures
be tho last resort II 50, and tho lndnns are
not removed, Young county. (and hc!iryci speak
the scu,im MIS- of the pcopc,) will not shrink IN
the least from attempting to carry out the reSp-
luton adopted by her citizens some time SINCE;
to the effect that she would lenda helping hand
ltis also rumorcd that the Indians are still COM
mitling their dcprcaatons west OF us Mr'
John Gihbons. q citizen Of this place, who has
lust returned from the Clear Fork country, re-
ports that he met Capt Baylor with a smat
company of men on his way to the upper Ag"n-
cv. What il their object have not corrcr. "
learned. II is said however that they have With
them pctilion signed by some two thousand
subscribers, requesting the present Indian Agents
to resign their commissions. God only knows
what another wcc; may bring To pass. IL is re-
rortcd that considerable excitement prevails on
the Clear Fork.
The weather for several weeks past has hcen
delightful. Everything has assumed the attire
of ,prog-a great time and country for poets
and lovers. In fact It's the most romantic conn
try | have ever seen. With the infant who be-
holds the flower, 'would that spring were al
wavs here for in the expressive sentiment o!
the poet
81 love the snring--hcr bursting buds and flowers,
The buc-bird whistng in her cniy bowers,
The waters laughing with merry sound,
That late we're unite in icy tCttcrs bound
Crops arc looking fine. We have had OF late
several very fine showers. which to us were Il
God send" blessing Farmers are Greatly en-
courlgcd, and large crops strongly anticipated -
| will keep YOU informed Of the news from the
frontier. For the present adieu. RespGctl9Iy,
LAMBDA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18


Do not say rather childish, rather
the termination ish and the word rath .,. M.
same meaning such expressions, Il -. -.#
common, are tautologieai.
81 expected 10 have found him :" .r.l .
] expected 10 tind him"
Z" | intended 20 have visited hin = .'..
be, Z" intended 10 visit him."
II hoped You would have Gomez .t.II
he," hoped you would come -
g rode In q one-horse shay" IL OF '.
one'horsc ehaise there is no such we
"llo can write better thun me - say
Wien two things are compared, wo ..r
the elder Of thn two, not the eldest r. .. ...
ol Ihe two not tie richest my brothe ..Irr
thunl not the ,Rllest.
Though who Is applied to persons, T.. H,iH
10 inaulmote things, yet 10 distingu ,r...
two OF more persons which must be Us .F . t.....g
Is the happy man " not who; whic -,.
hicd"
The observation of the Sabbath il Id r.f.
II 'hould he, the observance of the Sal t. .u|.
sera;ion means remarking or noticir
Naaos, keeping or obeying.
" y child -, years DID," it sho E -....
child four years old" or, aged four
"Ibc negligence Of this leaves us ,s.l-.
IL ought to be, '' the neglect of this" r.-
liS'nge implies habit; neglect expressC ta s.t
" No mnn had ever less friends; :" it r.gi. r
fewer less refers To quantity.
BE that as it will !" it should be, aa ...t
rs it may
",rhc above discourse; :" it shOuldbe, ntal-s-
ceiinc discourse" "
The then ministry" it should be, " 1tem.g.
istry OF that time"
" M lover the country :" it should b. .,..
NIL the country"
Provisions We're plenty" say plcntif,
Al propose to visit them" it should ...I
purpose to visit them"
" leave town in the latter end ofSJu, omit
the word latter
" should have very much liked to -s 7..
him;' it should he, to see him
d" lie plunged down into the wate :" s.,. ,..
word down.
" We must do this last of all :" omi ali.
" Nhere is it says to him - it 81 ..t ..
- said to him
This is sure prcvcntatye;" it slyl3 3D..
preventive
:" Washington is the capito:' it s fs
capital. Ihc State House is the Capitol, .a ,ity
in which the scat Of government is stu reg Is
the capital.
Authors will porsis: in writing "lIe don ',.
stead of he doesn't. Don'tis an abridg q.
not or, possibly, "doughnut," as all 5r.r,G
persons agree That words, like the prou r.5crs
in fashionable lite, are frequently of veI, duu IT..
fn origin. % Doesn't" squares the hi 'nr ri.-
Gle for "doos not, and though made ,.t....c.
the combination is always singular in its use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Ccn,u,on Errors,

Writers for the press, in this rapid aGa, arc
often led carclessly into. gross errors, WnicH'
tbnngh urohsarvcd by misunderstanding ehem
tn Lno,r bettcr-arc noticed and commented upon
hv othcrs. Many of these errors. are OF thitt
Hcycry-dav' sort, which should be aVolueo az
we'll in speaking as in writing. correct siyie
Of writing requires as to keep constant wac"
over our words, and it is only by eccuS,C'i'ls
ourselves to 4 correct mode Of speaking, tha5 we
c,, oyer hone to become finished writer's. we
nJyise all Young people especially to acquire IN
carly life the habit of good language, 'both -
snaakiae and writing, and to abandon, as carry
as nossiGle. any use of incorrect words anu p'lFI
eos The "lonrer they live, tie more dlihen!S
tlc ACQUISITION of such language will be: anu II
the golden age Of youth, the proper season .of
the acquisition Of language, be passed )" isS
abuse. the unfortunate victim OF neglecte" cu"-
co ion is very properly doomed to talk incorrect
.lv for life. Money is not necessary tr procure
tbis education. Every nan has 1t in hIs power.
He has merely to use the language which ne
reads instead of that which he hears, to ioFih iis
taste from the best speakers and poets o. I.o
co,ntrv-to treasure up choice phrases III MS
,namorv. and TO habiLuate himself 10 theiT us--
avoiding. at the same time, that pedantic pIeIis
ion which shows rather the weakness OF d yati
ambition than the polish Of an eluc"'el NM.
Tie following ne mention ms n lew eonilnGN " -.
~o,s in the misuse Of certain words W&4ch HF
a,i,@lnl,,cJ Int which Fhould he avoiteI, ana
,.o tbors which We iAvIto our brethren
~ ,,,ss IA add TO these;sand to pass them
! oro,,d far the sancG. Of the world.
/ D,pot usa ayocation Tor vocation the Iattef
.i,i,ifes orruuation, employment, business the
C,72,,er ,yI,atevor withir, OF diycrts as from
I that business. ,,,-,.:
:. Il was impossible rr,alr suspect the verasi-
ty or this st9rv:'' It shEli be truth ot TINS
7 To-, Ia 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
TnE DALLAS nERALD.

LATIMER II SWINDELLS.
). W, LArIMRR. j, W, sWINDELIs,

TRRMssa so per volume NJ ty two numbers, ,fpal In adj
vance or within month of the NJ subscribing 81 % u
paid within six months, aud a at the end of the yraT,
will he inserted a one uol'
lar per square lines less for the first Insertion ana my
cents for eachlnseron thereafter, deduction OF one ha e
rates viii ha who advertise by the year VII" ue
privilege Of changing quarterly,
business cards. mot than one square, VIII Del r'' ~
Of candidates for State District onees, soi
county officers, IS,
n Adycrtlseincnts the publication of which Is required by
aw mVT be paid for In advances nnd job work on hrN,y-
lwhen M rule departed FROM additional charge o my per
cent. ~ he made. 80,
It articles, when admitted to our columns, Will ho
eGufytt, 1lyhie the above rates, .,
M Advertisements M marked with the number OF Insertions
,S he continued until directed and charged according
Subscribers advertisers and agents may remit money to us
s An eommuneatons must 10 addressed to the Editor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

WuIrEwAsu.-This article, as c.
m d.. rubs OF the walls as il becomes
inr clothes and everything coming Il
with il. This may be obgiated by 81
The lime in boiling water, stirring time
and then-applying a(ter--dissolVing in ,
white yitrol tsulphaie Of zinc) in prop
.oir pounds to a barrel Of whltewash,
It tHs consistency Of rich milk. The
Of ziuc will cause the wash to harden,
vent the lime from rubbing OF. A
white salt should also be thrown into Il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
The Walt.

byron wrote singing satire on tho v nj
on walt2ing, but still the waltz has sur we'd his
iuminatiuns. Other satirists, moraists "raT.
lists md clrclturists have tried their ! .r,.a So
the effort to put down this style Of dane . t..
Is, vain, The waltz, the ma&urka the .ywt.
the polka, the vnrsoyienne, the siciliene nra
coyicnne. d Moaac gems, still flourish . pre-
vail. despite all the carpers.
The Picayune' prctaced an article ,a Ha
also intend TO COPY Oaken from the st. ld.
.yocatr.) with the above remarks, upon th r,.t.
rul and fashionable exercise Of dancing; "
though he had not said enough terms tn
ing one OF the best hits of Of waltaing it a
hnS seen. We trust the ilshonnblcs (lAt sd.
not let those unsallants 60 unlaShcl. II as
article
"Look lool; !" said half dozen lad .e7
one pretty night, as we sat loaning aga Che
outside Of the ballroom. We did loo -a.a.t
for our nodesty ought not to have done ..I'
my children were among them Id VIII ,Gsu
well for it. Yes, if they were full gIc.a, ra
give them the hicl,ry!' So said the w Eoa,
Of our princes, as she turned away in ut Die
gust. Let me describe u little-ifthe pu .....-
look, certainly it may read, though it A.
group Of splendid ones are on the floor, --
mgy mated The Conts cncircle their pnr
waists with one arm; the ladies and gen.
st,ni close, face to face. The gents a.
erect. ana lean llttIe DacK Inc ladle. A-. p
little forward. (Nlusic.) Now all whee nmig
circle and curl Feet and heels of gents "s Wig
rap tirplty tip. Ladies' feet 60 tirp F
tippity tip Then all 20 rippity, clippt si-
pity, tippitv bippity, sippity, hoppity,
| bumpity, thump. Ladies' lily off by Ger -,
momentum Gents pull ladies hard and ss'.--
They reel, swing, slide, sling, look tendc,, '.."
silly, look di4ay-fect fly, hoops fly, drcs fly
all fly 1t looks tuggty, pulity, squeozitg, ;'-
btv, rip. The men look like cross hs.H au
steel wards and Timber incks, hoatles Y Tie
imaidcns tuck down their chns very low, ~.iae
them exceedingly high. Some smile, som GRIM.
some giggle, some pOut some sneer, t1l 80.
sweat freely. The ladies faces are ry'
iagainst those Of the men, or into their h"7 1.
breast against breast, nose against nose an yos5
against toes. Now they So in again, m E'o- %
sound like georgoy, porgey, dcrey, percy 'r.
conchey, poachey. This dance is not mt .e "a'
tie extras are glorious If men were .''.
there wond be No such dancing. But t-eE aF
only men, and the thing goes on by woms ' Rows
! Of it. \ secular writer says ''There .5 -
tablIshad standard of propriety about th .4a1
III were woman, ! might object Shes
dances, but being a man do not. Woe ".1.g
ought to hc satisfied if they are.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

4 lldy whose unusually hti temper /
on a continuance of great rcPulsiyeness
BEEN rescued Gu lowa) from wolves by ;
ic Indian Chief. in a ft OF romantic
offered t. marry him vhereuPon tie ST
into the depths OF the forest, and has
seen by white man OF woman slTce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

"Tur LATEST FAsHloSs The latest style o.
hoop skirt is the grand, self-adJusting, dono!e
back action hustle, etrusean lace -e1 pansle, sFl
raj Piocoiomini attaelsEnt. gossaner inaestrucr
ti,lei Itisa ''lop-Sf thing"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

Ereur CHILDREN AT BrRTd.-At
months since the wife OF J9cob Abbott.
conda. c. W, presented her husband
pledges Of affection at ons birth. These =
survived until SIX week old, when two
sickcnei and died. Ihe remaining six
living ard thriving finely. The whole a q.
ra.-H. -I... ..-.. ss l7...
.i Efr-y. ~ =-i e
t.-5 ~'7.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

OF S ktue Lse Thread Came Merns Npslja .s-S iIsR
~ Co11n Skirts snd prawer. -S'H AsEr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
EzEeE1aN OF ATTORNEY 6 ExkaAL ABE
RzRoEsrHssGEOr Trrr STATE.

T1rRsC AMI q i4sncio1s from rae G sssor ID ts
s % sa1slss .a .ss 20 5 z ass.s - 50
on fas ssnnsy ocseass = ne rs.snaa q IA I. 7.
ne fooang persns nppollsS ..s l,rss and
seeVess Of votes Ia SAG he feral E1zds and
PTeeinss where s.saasss hass sssa len, The
istriss 81 LIS Ward judges c. p Jons Josa eslssrt
i9sn sea,,, Reeeses-J = s-1s eisrs- 2, J. Eysre.5
Nonossa Rseslvsiw II DoVTsi cisrksloha IA sdaaJr
S; & S'spe .s.Et Il Lsoser 3. l. Roys
RsssissF--laha Resass cIsrhs-Jas. a NeIsuskin, 8
AZ Ward J,sws-5ohn w. Marlin j. w. s.l. z n srorB
RsssisefJ S.Sexander; CisrksJas. Triutse T. Broza
sh Ward. Judg-s-D. r. Cartel AasoH Va1noy J. P. Coz
man keeei7E-oaDon Taessri VieFks'oha T. CEney' t. "
GGs ward Indgss- 10 Francis, Thos ". chlsOa, v A.
BAzghs RseeiysF w. Pyle; cisrks~Wt Anton- NJ. L,
~ Wsra JudVss-Wa. A. Davis Isaac PAUL. sohn cOrsist;
Rsesiysr-wn. White; clsrFs-Joha AeAssO John Tanks
81 Ward. 5aarss-wm. Hsrrso1 @ Il oouesE. NJ c. Cot,
Rsesiy. @ Dsbson, ClerksP@riek sluaAlis 0sOEs
Sf bi:Iric. No JudssyohnJ orly, T. NJ Patterson W
C. AIe NunY; Kseeiver-Thomas Fuqua.
District Eo3 wm D philips, dssrEsW Charlton Taos J,
District No 1Thos B. Pszs Elsarsr Haais0u. " {. DO
pi.t1c. 10 : 5niceswz f. caIsvrghs J. & Eamand
| son, J. shumate. Rece7er-Sha Y. ho'fs. . -,
Dis.rIss No 4 gsdsss-sohn p. HsPe. ". WAR Jas IsA
s pist sH Ne g. SSa Ss.is O. Ramsey Daniel ca.cE Jas
Rains ksssi.er-A J. RaTasey; u...,. - 1,h..o,
/ Aadrsv GEesory; sRecsiver-w, r. Lucas
District Ne 10 JudgesSam Manning W.P. Hardirg % NJ
i HaWkils; HeceiTer-l ohm @. Barrow
District No. H. W. EimGndsOn, Henry Compton, Allea
= Cotton; Reosyer- WIN. COtton.
District No. IL Judge5-JeSse Jortan MH. B. watkins =
Joali1, ReceITsr--Aris BrOgn
District No. IA. JRdgezJas l. Greer n. h. PsrcA, sketoa
nsinoss: 2eceiTer-W q. Smith.
Dsrc No Il JadgssJOhn 5. PrieAaTis Ties j. Allison,
4 Joel Mays; Recetser-Moses Greer.
Y District No. 10 Jadses-S. -obsOn, g. White s. II.
Peach; RsoelverJa@ss 5 Essse csrks-Jas Ladssy Jas
/ Trinble BroFa-
District Ne. u. Jadges--W. h. Haaba, ". B. HndsOR.
/ John Taylor; Rsc-iver-Sack Gee.
DsTG No. o. judges Wa @. Hah. ". I. Dsnnkes dns-
4 n. Cartwright; Receiver. Hu- LRion,
District No Ell Jas. TarborOagh, ,. " BailsWe, w. 3. EE
I i8g; Receiver d P. LanisT. .e
- District No. % Judges6eO Gin, g. ", Walker, Gilbert
MARSHALL; ReceiFer-A'bd Shaw.
District No. q Jsge-B. p Drake, D. Rson, Lewis VIII
! Iiams; Rrcsver-Weinglon II. Hyde
District No2s udses-J. g. 3. Carney, Thos sByssr, Ed P.
| Graves Receiver Grne Garrett = -
I JAMES II. HINTON,
! junel7-td Sheriff OF DaFidsOn County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

DEPARTURE CT THE CHATHAM ARTILIERY.-0ur
Savannah friends lef. this city yesterday morning,
on their own thrain, and were accompanied as far
as MurfreesborO' QAirty miles by MAJOR MAC
GAvocK and several other Nashville gentlemen.
The train went or about O'elook in the morning
When the whistle of the dewn train sounded, those
who went on the Savannah cars we're breakfssing
at MurfreesbOrO', ard the Mayor arose and said !:
"Gentlemen: We bid you goodbye. May
your return TO SSvanash be pleasant and sue
oessful. We thank you again for your visit to
Nashville. Three days ago we were Strangers
now We are acqusintances and friends for life God
bless you-fsrewell,"
The GeOrgians fairly knocked the shingles Of
iee roof with their demonstrations of applause, and
final leave was taken in the midst Of rspturOus ap-
Plsuse.
No accident occurring, the Artillery company
reached Macon last night and will remain there to-
day, to spend the Sabbath, and will reach home to-
morrow.