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For Rent or Lease.
Express to Clarksville.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
l. uOunce that they now running MESSENGERS
through to GAINESVILLE, via. E X. and NJ. C. x L.
Rail cars, aud prepared to forward To that place
and intervening points with promrtncss and dispatch
all goods iy sent by express They viii also
forward TO all places on stage routes, cOnnectiI 6
with the above Railroads. Bills notes, drafts, ere.
collected and prompt return made
g4r- ONCE No. 1s Public Square.
feb1T-u A K HOLT, Superintendent
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Every other Rieket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without dedueiio n
I,as ksse LottertsssrerU Priz,is }r,,r,r
SPLENDID SCHEME.
And "a Approximation prizes ranging from So
up 10 S5V0.

IS $3.50 prizes...-. amounting 60 $50 600
Nhoiettckctsslo, Halves So .QuartcIsS.SQ e.
Persons u lie deslTt Geo only renalIIhe risk on Q
ackage Ioi which xeNIl send q CertlnraIta AZ oil
lows;
certificate ofPaekags0f l6 Wholes cosis.....se6
DO do. 10 Halves, 1" 80. IS
do. 40. 10 quarters. ...... "a
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s L K S,
D R E SIS G 0 obs,
4ffa
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian silks, all HiCtbs-
eros Declines Lyons, every width and quality
Lyons GrUs D'NsPs, blk and coPd.
Black Ianetas, medium and heavy.
Black Armsre Rcyale.
Rich Poult De SOie-
Rich PouI lie Sole, ayadere and Plain.
eros DeParis .fun boiled
Rich Cbene, extra rich
Rich Robes, ~ o TO ten yOlants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black aaiius, 81
White six Serges and Oil Silks.
Black and colored Challies-
Poplius, Bay adere, Cbene and Broche.
Craps, Ia glIsb aud Italian, all COIOTs-
Grape Lesse.
Oriental BaTeges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths
DeI4Ines IIaid and Printed.
DeIzines, rich clIintz colors.
AsrinOs, DIX white and cold.
Alpaecas, bI'k cold aud BrCcade.
Black BoaIbazines, Winter and Summer fabric.
MUreens for Skirts.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan Tai tan PIaide, Scotch.
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Charleston and Savannah
r NJ T. L q Hat LIN ES
RaIes Reduced ard Speed Increased.

I1NXPkESS Freight Trains on all the roads. on and
IL after the .4Ih OF December, 1853, through rates
from New York TO Nashville:
FIRST Class, per Toe pounds. Ga
Second Class, .......... I IS
Third Class, ...... 1 Ia
Fourth Class, ." ......... %
Hats, Caps and Bonnets. .......... IS
Time from "a yaBuab and Charleston Nasty le three
three ant half and four days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and =
half, eight aud nine days.
Intervening 81 bbaths cause.-the ahove variations in
time, as no freight trains Sunday over
three lines.
No detenuons by ice or snow. 0yercharges and
damages Except damages acquiring at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chats n0oga Rail-
road on delivery. {. ". ANDERSON
dec23-f
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

lsHE next ordinary drawing of the Roy al havana.
4 Lottery conducted by the Spanish Governneni
under the SUPERVISED ne Captain Gene raj az Gu -
VIII take place al HAyana, on. 1888 -
"Wednesday, Hlay 2nd. 1880.
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Pennnanship.
Winssow sstass.

txrNpow Glass sssi saantY .ef Aliases frsn
ssg.is kAiss. EIosx 60 =
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and Consolidated Lottery of Delaware

On THE HAVANA PLAN.
EItTa Class ID.
TO be drawnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. -, 1850.
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SCIiE NE.
Numbers-I3 Drawn Ballots.

81 $50 prizes amountn 81 os ,2U2 oct
rcketsSz Halves - % quarters - Eg has 81 40
observation-disclosures o. 20 whoies costs $500 90
DO. 40 20 h1iNes-..-----. Ia So
do. DO 10 oaAf tsSss- - IS
do do. 20 Gag hiAs ,-....... - 81
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NlOREHEAD DIS
MAGNETIC PLASTER

FTHISsnormo1sq quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
L DIV has bee purchased b. citizensol the United
states during ia short time i; has been before the
public. The reason for thisextraordiDaFy snceessis
simply the actuaItFuth and value OF the article.
so one buysthe MAGNETIC PLATTER without be-
coruingit friend. II performs all thatIs promised
and carries with IL its own recommendation Truly
.hisis land bioodlesS-butw we be-
ieve gIoriou tina triumphs OF xitb
it's train OF MAJ aud descation
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
euce has yet discovered IfyouputthisPiaster
where il Pain there the Plaster vii lstiek there
untIItbe PaInhas vanished. fnePlaste magnetizef
he
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SNYDER 6 PRIZZBLL
SPRING STOCK.
1860.


Our stosk this season is unusually large
and beautiful, and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE, to which we invite the at
tention Of all. We feel safe in saying that
we can offer BETTER
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Zeal On Lamps.

q pazkz c., ca IAznrs. Il vsfsa.s sssis-. ssss&
ID sils n c<i<1z <<z4 C1lszz bpfser. <1r SO "
s<ess-sl 8 - = kAzAs. hszz<&< q u =
sll se,s- zzzzs-z~a cas-. iazs sss-lss1 .ad ~
~ - " EA PARRISH %.
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PaiucannotsxisIwh erethisPlasteris apple

PdIGcdHHOttAlSl nHCItlHlsi ttlis ppilO
Rheumatism Lameness Stiffness Weakness -De
oility Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cough
ana Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind ,downeve
to Corns are IMMEDIATELY Kelley I'D and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag
calinhuence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t Is the
simplest ,sGrest SAFE 81
edyin existence. Its IppiicaticL
ly to the strong man the delicate woman and thu
leebleinfant. To each and allt willproye Balm
ind Blessing Its use greeable aud wItioutan
noymceortroubie.T It's price is within each ofail-
rich or poor; allmay hayett, ana alIshoulG haveii
whoare sick land sunerinrin any way
FARMERS aad PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t will re thu
Good hysicianiB any household y eady At ah mes
and at instant notice
Putupin Iir-tighttin boxes. Each oox wiz maks
six eight plastcrs and any hid spread them
Price IS; ents box ,wthfull an6plaiD directions
D.. C. MOREH FAD. NJ. DE-.
InpentOrdnd Prophet ,1s Walker street Net0 Yorl
MOREHEAD'S HAGN ETC PLASTER Il SOLD 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
july29-deod4weow1yI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYwooD.
Esd as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed of the
counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next Nav.
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Healthy human Blood upon being AalYZed always pre-
sents with the elements, and gives OF
thu True Standard. Analyze the Blood Of person sui
ring from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scoula
&c and find 6CeTy instance certain deficiencies in the
red ohules Supply these deficiencies, and you
made WE'LL The Blood Food is founded upon this the
ory--hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or ;Lungs inducing COnsump-
tiOn, No l. which als) the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all chronic
Complaints arising from OVersuse, General De
bi&iIYs and N erVOuS Prostitution mol for Live
er Complaints No. for Dyspepsia Beidg 81
re0dy prepared for absorption it is taken BY drops and
carried Immediately circulation, that what you gain
you retain. The No. is for Female irregularities,
Hysterias Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this For Salt Rheums ErupIiOnSs ScrOfu-
Ions, X idmey and Bladder Complaints take No
In all the directions be strictly followed
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, NeW York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. LOUIS
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West
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DIR. A. G. GOODLET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Which nay be taken with perfect safety, by all ages and all
diseases arising from dsordered an impure state
OF the blood TIE properties o. the Panacea the
character and at the time pecuarly adapted
toprevent and Diseases both Of In chronic
diseases it is the ure remedy and may given connection
with ether remedies with perfect safety.
ItisvERy PEoHPTnits AcroN henceitwib found most eff
caous sudden attacks Of CHOC DARRHR CHOLERA MORBUs
violent pains in the HEAD, CoLD CoUeHs CONSUMPTION AsTH
MA INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, PALPIATIoN HART,
GROUPS WooPNG COUGKs DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, SHORT
BREATH, DRoPsY ERYsPEs, MEASLES, SCARLET FEvER
sCRoFU PIMPLs FACE, and all diseases Of the Skin,
Nervous Affections, &c, and for DYsPEPA the world
lenged to produce medicine equal the Panacea immediate
ly the Of the Stomach cleaDses It, tie in
tesines from all offensive NATTER without facilitating them
The following few Of the atesaons OF the
of the Panacsa.
The Rev J. c. BOwden, of NcMnnVlle Tenn speaks thus
DR. A 6. GOoDLET-Der SIR may gratifying you to
hear that ouck Psnace prepared and sold by YOU doing
its good work in the relief OF fellow During
travels several counties in Middle Tennessee often met
those who have used it. The universal testimony the
remedy have used 1t very TO me
Of hoaeness brought by preaching open air.
Very Respectfully, J G. DOWDEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

Lew CofHNs FRESH MEAT"-We have been told
that upon the arrival Of the train at Cincinnati that
was to have taken Mr.. MCCLUREs ALEck to LEVI
CoFnS, that gentleman called at the Express office
and inquired for box Of fresh meat that had been
shipped to him from Memphis When he was told
that his fresh meat had turned - to Niger and
had been sent back, he looked about as simple as
man is supposed to when he accidentally lets par
fridge slip out Of his fingers.
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NEw YORK April l7COttOn steady, sales to-day
Middling Upland lliI Flour, sales OF LOG bbs 3O5
Corn sales "A 600 bushels 37, whole range Mess Pork u
56%S7 o. Lard sales 300 bills lu2G Molassss new a.
Sugar dull, MuscCvado BGJ5 sale, OF $50 bbd OIs =,
auction 5Ii9 67E
CiScrNATI, April L. Markets generally are unchanged
NEW YORK; April 1.-THE SHppisg List quotes cotton dull,
sales three days 45O0baes Orleans Mddling l Freight to
Liverpool 1867 % Sugar dull declined a. arrivals being
large MOiasses FIRM TOsasco active Sterling Exchange
Francs 5 Kos I7IS.
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Obituary.

Departed this life on the "a Of February, sGo PLRoz Fss
susoN one OF the first settlers Macon county formerly part
OF Smith county. Tennessee, sred sveutwo years lie
Of rne Of character, true patriot, sectoDate
husband and kud His life remarkable for health
supported by good constitution. He has left many friends and
relations who viii long his many virtues and
blemished character.
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CITY NOTICES.
Woods Rock DriI.


The Inventor and Patentee Of this important Ma
chine for all kinds of Rock DRILLING, is now pre-
pared to offer for sale Quarry, Town, County, and
State Rights. The Peculiarities Of this machine
wherein it far surpasses all other inventions for
drilling stone, are the following:
Ist Its feed or rotary motion of the drill bar. is
instantly adjusted to such rate may suit the ope-
rator the quality of the rock and at each blow
of the drill it is caught and held firmly thus max
ing it impossible to glance back into a former cut
This is very important quality. as 1t prevents the
drill ever making false or ineffective blow.
ID The force of the blow may be instantly varied,
even while the machine is in operation, so to give
a very light OF heavy blow, as may be desired.
3D. This machinc admits of almost unlimited
speed in the working of the drills the inventor
having run his machines repeatedly at the uncXam-
pied rate Of 400 and 500 blows per minute.
ith. The rapidity, smartncss, and precision of the
blows given by the machine to the drills produces
degree Of efficiency in lhcr execution hitherto en-
tirely unattained. One man, with a machine run
ming two drills of one inch diameter. suitable for
plug and feather work easily drills the hardest blue
limestone at the rate of two inches per minute, or
l2Ofcct per day. In softer stone such the Chicago
and Madison building stone, the inventor thinks that
double that rate could be attained.
9TH The immense lifting power of this Machine
makes it well adapted for the drilling Of the deepest
Artcsian Wells Rhodes artcsian well at St Louis
100 feet deep was bored by this machine
9th The Machine Is at once simple and durable in
am eminent degree. The Agent Is fully confident
that with ordinary care. machine can be run con-
stautly for a year without dollars worth of re
pairs.
9TH. This Machine will work well at any angle
from vertical 10 perpendicular line. and in tins re
spcct Is invaluable for winng and tunneling and IS
without a rival
All the above particulars the Agent stands pre-
pared to verify by actual tests Of the Machine and
would respectfully invite all those interested IN the
matter to give him call at Singers Sewing Machine
office IS College Street or at the Auction Store of
Hardy a Brothers II. SrhTToN.
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CAUSE or rHE LATE KNOXVILLE MoB.-The Abing-
don Virgniaa learns from reliable source that the
cause Of the riding of HARA on a rail by number
Of the citizens Of Knoxville, that he had assert
ed he could seduce any Protestant lady Che being
Catholic in Knoxville in TWO hours. Served him
right OHARA is young lawyer and graduate
Of q Nesr Ynrk Collere.
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DaIIey's Magical pain Extractor.

has now been in thirty years. there hardly per-
son ou what has heard Of its and family that has used once
at could be induced to be without box hand in case Of
den arc1ent Where used become standard
remedy, because it has in Burng scalus Cut
wounds and bruises Fsver Sores PLEA and all other Stamina
reached.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl ChartTes street.
for TIE Southern stss AID to whom ali orders
shoud l. addresaad. aprll-d&vIm.
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From White County, Tenn:

DR. GOoDLET Pro9retorof Houcks Panscea-Dear Sir take
pleasure in giving brief statement 81 the trial made Of
Houck Pauacea hoping may be beneficial suffering human
y. My pronounced be consumption, and the
opinion all who that could survive long, and
friends believed that from affection.
The symptoms extreme debility, night sweats with cold
rsmies and cough p ngup thick matter phlegm
utterly depared Of life, having found relief from
the remedies used when of friends urged
try Houcks Panacea which did with great -euctance but al
from the first took Of i'll found much relief used
five bottles, and firmly believe that cured by it.
and have been abtO do moderate labor farm SINCE
nd believe Houcks Pan8cea Of medicines
Use, and would be glad to see its use far and vide.
Yours respectfully, JOHN p. GRAVES
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ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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Office


The New Orleans Price Current Of the l4th says:
There has been rather better demand coffee Turing
week and We have noad sales Of about 900 bags prices
the range for extremes being ~ W cents b, and quote
for Fair Good Fair l25 93c, and Prime I39I3J5c n
cargo Of 56 bags has arrived direct from Rio Jaueo,
making the imports from all Sept 255 bags
against 3se6s the date year The stock now on
hand about2OOOO bags against 80 200 last year time
The Baltimore Sun Of the l4,h says:
We notice activity in Rio, with Of LOO bags the
cargo OF bark Stella Hampton Roads, private terms:
and sol bags 20 a brig Monticello, at lic b. quote at
i4SI4c Tor prime Rio and l3s9l32lc for fair to good
90 as before Laguayra is still quoted nominally at I5l
l55sc b and Java at l55zGglj1<c Q b.
The New York Journal Of Commerce OF the 18th says
There has been activity the cargo Of the Bahia on the
market here 52lO bags has been sold price are requested
not to mention the cargo OF BIS Rio BY the Stella now at
hampton koas awaiting orders was sold to Baltimore a.
a we notice alse $50 bags Rio l4 50 Ceyon AT 3si
% aacsGo at IS5 90 Jamaica at l3 100 trage LaEuayr
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Z ID. oae Ion sumner county

Ihsye for nearly year been using my family the
prepared by Dr. GoOdet Of Nashville Tenn and have found
TO excellent medicine My wife
boring under Dropsy, and supposed be in dangerous
condition. suffering very much but by the Of the Panacea
she has been cured and since has symptoms Of Dpy and
she would advise all persons suffering with the de
Dr. GoOdes Psnacea. have this medicine used IN
al other diseases with unparalleled success and would conf
IDENTIFY recommend every family keep supply of the Pana
Respectfully, &C, A S NEAL.
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KEE EDY
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
rs
NaUseOUs Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals


RWTF ask the afflicted Of either which you prefer
Nv pleasant delicious syrup c0mpour Natures
ewn Remelits-0ne which will speedily permanently cure
you compounds heretofore used with all
facilitating together with the lOathsome
many times following the of Mineral PoisoEs
The Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific for ono--
rea elect, Gravel Structure, Fuor Whites Femaesl
and all diseases d the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have failed
Of Heavens 90 offending Instances c9uIc
produced effects, which WoCld stagger credulty
this has instance been known fail Happily
mankind, the Governor Of thewerld Father who aic
to kill, but to
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for dreadful diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system
disease every post and with fidelity and courage uy
admirable gives il unlt has completely expelled it
ou the body, AID restores the unfortunate patient former
health Eld vigOr.
1n Kennedy strikes at the very yo0tof the disease its
dency simple to suspend the poison but TO the
which it depends
Il , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the entire alb.
Of all taste smell It lay in the
ing the toilet table without being suspected
"Remedy" for secret diseases.
treatise NeneTal diseases with full directions their
permanent accompany each bottle.
= Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
cines POTTER & MEkWIN, Sole PrOprie!ors,
st. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville wholesale BY Berry Demovile and Nv
ing Pendeon at retail by Hendershot, and all Drug
gists everywhere. Edeci-dtw4E Sly inside
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THE NEGRO IN THE Box.-The Louisville Journal
learns from Col JONES. the Superintendent of the
Adams Express in that city, that on Sunday morn
ing a white man, citizen of Cincinnati called at
the Express Office in Cincinnati and inquired for the
box which contained Mr. MCCLUHE's negro, giving
the address upon the box. The gentleman in attend
had heard nothing of the affair but after looking
for the box could not find it, and told the nan it had
not come. The Express Company are determined
to ferret cut the whole affair and bring the guilty
parties, if detected, to punishment
Mr.. MCCLURE has to go to Louisville and establish
his claim to the negro before the jilor there will
give him up.
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judgment g1ide you in the
VlGORATOIg, ana it
plants, bilious At
Chronic DiarrhOea
pIaiutss Dykentes
stomach, HabituaI
iC, ChOIeras ChOIes
Iufantunls Flatu-
Female Weakness
. cessfully as an Ordinas
cine. Il will cure SICK
thousands can testify,) in
TWO or Chree Tea
en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
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SHOOTING IN CrNTmANA.-A correspondent informs
the Louisville Courier that JoHN TRMBLE, a lawyer,
shot THoMAs b. MOORE, in Cynthiana, KY on ne 18th
inst. The parties had difficulty few days previ-
GUS and MooRE shot at his adversary, the ball pass
inc thrnnrh lis hat
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Another 2teamBOat Disaster--Thre0 Lives
Lost

Another steamboat Disaster--ThreG Lives
Lost.
Through the officers of the Ingomar we learn that
the steamer Defender, Capt. Evans, bound from New
| Orleans to Pittsburg picked up snag about three
! O'Clock Saturday evening when near LacOna about
one hundred miles below this point The snag struck
the stem of the boat about foot under water tore
! her bow off completely and passing upward car
| ried away her forward cabin bulkhead and passed
| through the hurricane ieCk. An unfortunate deck
/ passenger, who was standing near the bow was
literally impaled by the terrible monster of the deem
and was instantly killed Two other deck passen-
gers missing, and it is supposed that they too
were struck by the snag or jumped overheard in
their terror, and were lost.
The boat was Immediately headed for the shore
and succeeded in reaching it, but sunk almost imme
diatey and when our informant left her stern was
rapidly settling in deep water. with her bow ashore
| TIe work of wrecking commenced immediately
and it thought small portion Of the cargo which
was slowed on the main deck will be saved.
The Ingomar the first boat to reach the sceneof
the disaster andrendered what assistance she could
She brought the Defenders passengers and some of
her crew TO this point
The Defender was heavily laden her cargo con-
ssting in part of 500 hogsheads sugar 800 barrels
molasses, 90 crates, 400 dry hides, 30 tons copper
and iron, 800 sacks coffee, and a large amount of
miscellaneous freight, mostly for Cincinnati and
Pittsburg, and which viii nearly all be lost The
boat one of the largest class of stern-wheeers
and was, we believe, owned in Pittsburg. where
she was partly insured. She was between four and
five years old and worth probably $4,000. We
could not learn the names. Of the persons killed.
The Defender has always been paying institu-
ton, and had she reached PittsbUrg would we UNI
derstand have cleared $1,000 the round trip The
suag that put end to her existence is sand to have
been out Of water, and one Of the ugliest looking
customers in the Mississippi Memphis Araqncl,e,
april l6
A DDDIE TENNEssEAN ~ A FN.-A few DAYS
Stree We copied paragraph from the ST. Louis
ErcHiHg Ners, stating that J. B. SEAToN Of Coffee
county in this State, had been Jiddled out Of Sl2O
by confidence man in st. Louis on the 7Ih inst
The St Louis Republican OF the 10th notices the ar
rival IN that city Of Mr. II. II. CARuAN in search of
J. B. SEAroY, who it seems, is under bonds for the
larceny Of a valuable negro belonging to the Oak
ley estate" in the charge Of \. TRUBLY Of Frank
lin county, Tenn. The negro was valued at 1000.
SEAToN took him tc New Orleans and sold him for
$1,000. Mr.. CNHLN eft St Louis on the 18th for
Leavenworth City, Ella the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad on the track Of SEAToN, who IS On his way
to Pixies Peak.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

We are authorised requested W SAv4Sr
for Attorney General for the Sixth Judicial Circuit
Of Tennessee composed OF the counties Of Jackson, Macon
smith, DeKalb and Putnam the ensuing May election
arri11-