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The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

ELoQUENCE ATA D4sCoUNT.-"May it please
the Court" said a Yankee lawyer before
Dutch Judge, the other day, 'this is case
of great Importance; while the American
eagle, whose sleepless eye watches over the
welfare ofthis mighty republic, whose wings
extend from the Alleganies to the rocky
chain of the west, was rejoicing in his pride
of place"
''Shtop dare! shtop say; what has dis
suit to do NIT eagles? 1t has noting to do
NIT de wild bird; it is Won Sheep" exclaimed
the justice.
"True, your honor, but my client has
rights"
"Your CLIENT has no right to the eagle"
sOf course, but the law of language"
"Vot cares l for de laws of language, eh?
| underestimate de laws of de Shtate, an dat
is enaf for me. Confine your talk to de
casen
"Well, then, my client, the defendent in
this case, is charged with stealing sheep,
and
"Dat will dol Dat will dol Your CLIENT is
charged NIT shtealing sheep, shust nine
shiliings. De Court will adjourn"
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

How TO SELECT FLoUR.-First, look at the
color; if it is white, with slight yellowish
or strawberry tint, buy it. If it is very
white, with blush cast, or with black spots
in it, refuse it. Second, examine its adhe-
sivenessS wet and knead a little of it be-
tween your fingers; if it works soft and
sticky, it is poor. Flour from spring wheat
is likely to be sticky. Third, throw little
lump of dry -four against a dry, smooth,
perpendicular surface; if it falls like powder,
it is bad. Fourth, squeeze some of the -four
in your hand; if it retains the shape given
by the pressure, that, too, is good sign
Flour that will stand all these tests, is safe
to buy. These modes are given by old flour
dealers, and they pertain to matter that
concerns everybody, namely, the staT of life.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
Hydraulic Hose

In raner superior to anything of the kind Hereto
IRE used for mining purposes. The Hose manu-
iactured on one of Rce's newly invented HYDRAUL-
IC SEWING MACHINES "a California invention land
we hatter ourselves that make hose cheaper by
fifty per cent than has been heretofore and that
each stitch has equal strain, and is tighter 10 the
seam than hand sewing.
The Hose made by this machine has been fairly test
ed and in operation since the last of March We sew
three seams at once and only charge twenty cents
yard for sewing. liberal discount will be made in
the sewing to dealers. We have arrangements made
for thread from II to 24ply and larger necessary
Send US your orders through Wells, Fargo Co.'S.
Express, and they will be promptly attended to.
Our mottois, small profits. Our capital is ocr Ia
bor.
We are prepared to procure Duck, at the lowest San
Francisco prices
N. B. Circulars containing testimonials from miners,
IN Nevada county, to the excellence of this kind of
Hose are in possession and can be sent to any one
desiring to see thein. HORTON & STATS.
139, Front street, San Francisco.
r. HORTON aug1S3m S STAATs.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
ANEW INVENTION.
Sewing Machines.

NVHE undersigned takes this method of informing
i the Miners and Merchants throughout the mnin
districts that they have located themselves in SAT
FRANCISCO, at l39 Front street, under Tubbs & Co.,
and are prepared to manufacture
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
DIPPING UP THE WATER.

Kneeling by the stream I saw
Kate, the farmers daughter,
Drinking; in her rosy palm,
Dipping up the water.
She had thrown her hat aside,
Bare were arm and shoulder;
Each unconscious charm displayed,
Made my love the bolder.
So slowly, tenderly,
Went and knelt beside her,
Drank with her from out the stream
Btushing Kitty Ryder.
And l said, ''The poet tells US,
Life is like river;
Shall we not its waters sweet,
Always drink together!"
Many years have passed us by,
Like the flowing water,
But drink life's Stream to-day,
With Kate, the farmers daughter.
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSAItY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

FAxe<<> DIR. KING; tor merly &c New York for
XkA<szsS the last four years 90 Louisville, Ken
cky, wao has devoted his attention o. t- treat
sDt Il private diseases tor over 80 years. EATERS
ms eli, having sftende TO a ITact.ce for 80 many
bars, aad cared 20 m NV houssln- he - cnab led
cure all diseases o. private uatHre, n insiier
~ bt til may from iEiu ii-i0us tnej a trvtt
sut, ~ rta1 uesieot Il th-r Ia. kiag's
spens' Is No - D,,,ss street bet,sr,',. Casf-
and the square, sscond story where he cures all
seases Of private mature.
GOSoRRHzA cured with uL naureous medicines or
reference with business
STRUCTURES of OLD or recent date efectusliy cured
a Few days, by an operation shieh causes 20
in where n Structure exi Is health caaH0t os
unlermines the constitution 81 much
[SrPaus With al! the diseases Il the skin growing
i Of neglect or bad treatment, can be electaaliy
4 RET 10 a fex days.
SEMINAL WEAKSESs -Partcuiar attention having
en- given to tbs disease and alith con Icnces
low lag ont OF tt, brought ea IN May by the
structive HABITS Of inconstdcrlts Yolth's aud ex-
ssiye ndulgsnce q the passions, gisct OF which
Il undermine she constitution, reader Hg the sab
tnnEt for b asiaess or society, and causing premA
old age
Fem lIes who may De iNbostng with aay difficulty
the Womb msy rest assured OF ilnm esliass Tsilsf
Persons residing abroad, By wfitiag and statlng
ctr cas-, VIA Zee enclosed. directed u Dr A
ng No. g Daa ferick stree Nashville, Tenn, will
We the necessary me icgnes seuI 10 a. address,
lea sslFy i~ ectlaas Strsol sscrrcy observed
d hours from o'clO < h the m sFniag until Ia
evening. may30-indAxiy
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TIE HoUsEKEEPEa's FEIESD.--SPAIDISa's PREPA RE
GIuE-This admirable addition 10 our standard house
hold economies will be hailed BY all good house
wives as boon long wished for, but hitherto unat-
tanned. spalding's Prepared Glue is perfectly adapt
ed for those timely repairs 10 household wares, fur
niture crockery and FOR fancy work that is almost
daily demanded by the experience If every house
keeper 1t is chemically held in solution, will with
stand the action OF climate and time, retains its full
strength, ana put up in snug convenient bottle
with brush, all for twenty-five cents. On beng
applied the chemicals readily egaporate aud the glue
becomes quickly, and sdheres with the tensci;y
OF the best cabinet makers glue. For wood, leath-
er or other articles where glue IS ever used is Just
the thing We have tried Il and speak by the card.
Ia the country it will be Invaluable, and nobody in
the city viii think Of doing without il. II spald-
ing desires become candidate for the Presidency
and ms friends stick like lis gae he viii be sure Of
az election apr3-2w
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Dr.. JOHN d. FoSTER.-We learn from the
n. o. Dslta OF the 3rd inst, that DR.. JOHN d.
FOSTER has resigned the position of House
Surgeon of the Charity Hospital of that city,
satisfaction of all concerned, and accepted of
an appointment rendered him by the Govern
or, of Quarantine Physician. We are much
gratiied TO chronicle this renewed evidence
of the appreciation of the fine talents and
professional skill of our gallant young friend.
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Mustang Liniinent.
YAIHA RIR H ORSE WE'D.

NJ, :. LrTcH, Hyde Park, VI, writes:-''I hat the
orse was considered Worthless (his case WAS
pa vim } '.Bnt the free Of the Mustang
Eminent, | have sold him for one $50 cash. Your
inimcnt has been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD STKEET ,PHLADsIPHIA, Pa.
(Eztraet.) s'In lifting kettle from the IRE 1t
.ecame unmauag ea ole tilted over and scalded my
,aHds very severely, almost TO a crisp il was an
wfu sight. Tie Mustang Liniment appeared u ex
raet the pain. Il healed rapidly, without sore ness,
nd left no scar OF account. Truly yours,
&C ARLES FOSTER
Such language this is put the constant and natu
al echo where yer this article Is used
This IInineat Indispensable 10 planters and
wners Of horses aud mules. SIR. JOHN DANIELS,
Ii Montgomery Ala, sold slave tor soOJ, ~nO
aised from utter Useiessucss by this linimout.
Every family should have 1t. &c very particular
|ud enquire Tor the Mustang LintHleDt anu take 40
'thCr.
sold by ali dealers throughout North and South
merIc.l Europe, anu the Islands OF the Ocean ,IOr
cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES & PAHk, New York
noVz5-6mdtw&w
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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU. The Tennessee
Agricultural Bureau, now in session in this
city, yesterday elected L. p. WILLIAMS, Esq,
of the Southern Homestead, Secretary, Viee Maj.
E. G. EASTMAN, deceased. There is no man
in the State better qualified to discharge the
duties of the Office than Mr.. WILLIAMS, and
the agricultural interests of the country are
to be congratulated upon his election. To
the advancement of those interests his whole
time and his entire energies are devoted, and
he is therefore above all others the man for
the place to which he has been elected by
an almost unanimous vote.
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No Merchant
Commerrial.
DMnr PArmor orrIcE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, April 10, 1850.
There was nothing worthy of note trans
acted in either cotton or tobacco yesterday.
BAC0N-Hsms &c; shoulders &c; clean
sides l0@lol q n from wagons.
FLoUR-We continue TO quote at s7a7
so q b for Extra; and s6G36 SO for Seper-
tine; Extra in bags So so; Superfne So per
90 bs
LARD-The highest figures paid nos for
lard is sis q b.
SEEDS-Aillet Seed 2 25C92 20; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 rs: Clover Seed IS 90;
Herd Grass 81 25Casi SO; Timothy Seed IS
T5Cas4 90; Clean Blue Grass 30 90(9e so;
Stripped 81 IS; Hungarian 81 so per bush.
WHISKY---Reetiled 2S@27; country
brands 50(S75c.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown s(sloc. =
b. by the b1l.; ie. lower by the hogShead.
n. Y. Coffee sugars l0l9Ifle, crushed and
powdered II!0i2sc; loaf iiosi2c-
S.-Tennessee-Bar 5 &c .Bsad!STA
Horse shoe 81. Nail Rod 3. Boiler g.. Sheet
sa9sl. Hoop sl0sl. Plttsbarg-Bar 81,
Band sA(a6 Horse shoe5 Nail Rod Z. shess
sitss, Hoop slss.
MOLAsSES-S Orleans ia bbis. ZIG
ace. = esllsni fse- In half bbls.
GOLDEN SYRuP.--In Barrels zoe, in
halfharrels IS, Ia ksgs 81 90.
CoFfEE.--s stack light. demand fair.
Prime Rio l. worth lS9ifis. Lagnyrsl
lffaIsi: Java 1890. BAlnmore strictly
choice Ii.
CANDIES-stsr firm At Is Tor IL Oh;
Il sof full weight TAllcs. is.e.
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Ala. & Ten. q ID 7O1o

CamphOr, re-
fined, q ID I505O
Cautharidos " SlA@S2
Castor OH, per
gallon, 81 SOFA 81
Cream Tartar, 45EO0O
bps. salts, 8 10 ga
Flour sulphur, Ia .
Cum Arabic, SCAT 60
" Copal, 50ED60
Ipeeac, a tb sol IS
Jalap, " 81 z5(9l 81
Iogwood, grind "a 5
Nader, q ID leS9l7
Magnesil, . 3OfaDl Ot
Nutgdlis, -(015
Oh Peppcrm'ts s41sG5
Opium, All sfas so
Quicksilver, " -Gl 81
Oiiiumc, : OOfd-
Sal soda, {" 55aG0 9
saltpcter, " l29sm14
Saleratus, " SfG9
SIENNA, (" 35ha5O
Sugar Lead, 4" -i030
Yerdigris, - Ia 30
FEATHERS.
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IEXTRACT.l

NJ Read the folio wing let frou, a ciergym
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Mss sALl1s ST.. cLAIR,s Brszr1r-Le,

Mss SALIIE ST. CLAIR's BESEFrr-Let
every ,heafer-goer in Nashville remember
this evening is .he time appointed for the
complimentary benefit to the charming com
edisnne, Miss SAILrE ST. CLAIR, and remember
ing it, let every one attend. Miss ST. CLAIR's
recent severe affection elected for her ibe
sympathy of all who have known her, either
on or of the stage, and we are quite sure
that her reappearence upon The boards this
evening will call out one of the largest audi
ences that has ever assembled in the Gaiety
upon any similar occasion.
The bill selected for Miss ST. Glars bene-
fit is a first rate Oue--1st, the comedy of
Marriage la Hilitoire, in which Miss ST.
CLAIR will appear as "Clarissa;" I'd, the
comic drama of Charles XII, with Mr.. KEEBLE
as shat individual;i Sd, the screaming farce
of The Yankee Duelist, in which Mr.. HoUGH,
the popular comedian, will play the leading
character.
Messrs. WooD BENSON and HARRY EVERETT
are also up for the occasion. The former
win sing Il popular song-.'Think of your
head in the morning.
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DELEGATES To THE NATIONAL UNIoS.-At
a regular meeting of the Nashville Typo
graphical Union held last night, Messrs
c. Ii. BEAN, W. 7. Orr and F. U. STIrr were
elected delegates to the National Typograph-
ical Union, which meets in this city on the
7th of May.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

~ Capt FIsH. HESRy, the Messenger Of
the Adams Express Company and Of fresh
news 10 the Nashville press, was around lasi
evening, a. paHetaal IS the hour hand Of >
railroad chronomeser. with ali the Louisville
papers In advance OF the mails.
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PREMIUM Pianos.

A. MCCLURE has for sale 30 nm
81 Piano fortsS from celebrated - -
makers. Stelnsay sons, A. H. Gale n III III
Co. ,AazeitoH Bros, feaers, crasg = -
4 CO. <nd others, consisting Of and aud =
ocssFes, and gag Rrlcs from ft0ete SsQs al
saFreatsd Ga every respect. feTssas Purchasing
fron htla Stli pay frun SIS - SIS stian
they gave az order 20 PEDEAk Far an sas<f aEse1a
taat they neikheF hear uagli & Fef . II
tasF psFi9r. Nhea lts sometimes very hard
an lGs1fa afea that PeAsssta sSeFy sarssaisr
yea lave aazan or Essfe 20 ssie<t frsss.
likely yoa would De pirasrz baytBF 81 oF4eF.
Atsa IA ssars SsetafEest stock OF Shest 4zslr hskz
and sta<ii 4a<te lastrzEeats saersd q tsss
HaFket, sad ~fs1 % sole tsxeF THAI By zns
other haazssntAs Gty. c1sste - rsisa stress ana
- eoaysAess- g<As aaEl-uizk-
tasszs-ef
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sbsriG's Sales.
shersn,s Sale.
Sherin,s Sale.


DY virtue Of the authority conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described yenditioni exponas 10 me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
1862 viii expose public SALE to the highest bid
der for cash. the Court house Yard gate in the City
OF Nashville Saturday, the 9Th day OF Nay 1850,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
Chas. r. II Martin has and 10 the following de-
scr bed property to-wIt: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 10 years; one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 20 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy aged about % years, levied
upon by X. Branch, i~puty Sheriff, as the property
of Chls. T. II. Martin, 10 satisfy three Judgmen Is
rendered in said Circuit Court, Two in favor OF JAS
B. Craighead aud one in favor of W. NJ. Brien VS..
Edward Lawrence and q. Z. Ii. Martin.
ALSO.-At the same time add place, VIII expose
to sale 10 the highest bidder for b. the followin
negroes and property to Wit One negro Man named
Hartw ell, about 10 years OF age, of black complex
ion and two three year old horse Mules Of bay Col
or, levied o by John B. Murry, Deputy Sheriff, as
the property OF c. r. II. Martin, to satisfy yendi
toni exponas, from the Circuit Court OF Davidson
county III fat OF N Nj. Brien and against T. Law
renee aud Z. b. Martin.
ALS0.-At the same time and place will expose
to sale 10 the highest builder fer cash, one negro
Girl named Nell, aged about I2 years, OF copper
compile kim, levied % the property of r. ID.
Martin by E. c. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, TO satisfy a
vendilion exponas issued by said Circuit Court Ia IA
vor n. ChihIfed, ST., against l.. Lawrence e.
E. ii. Martin. saie within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sheriff of Davidson county.
$50. 8. MJkRY, Deputies
apT2-td h. DRAKE,
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SENT TO THE LUNArIC AsYLUM.-PTNKSEY
of $4,000 for his appearance at the next
term of the Criminal Court, was, on Sunday
last, removed to the Lunatic Asylum.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

GO Read he advertisement Of A. II. Res
eeE 1 Co, 10 be found in cur paper this
morning. They have recently refaralsbed
their stock VI fresh DEEos. ana are prepared
10 Oh ali orders Their time il he shortest
Il tine. Success To yoa. gsatlssasa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

s We authorized to announce TIM II WILL
IIANS a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Attorney General in the sixth Judicial District Of
Tennessee Election 24tE day Of May, 1s6o.
apriQ-,d - BSAU
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

III Read the folio wing let er FROM a clergy man,
w ell known in West Tennessee, North Alabama and
u .ssissgpi
[EXTRACTl
OKALoSE, Miss, january, 1890
Aessrs. CLARE filler:
II / did not think yOu were troubled with more
TESTING Ials than you nd time to read, would send
you word relation 10 what your AmOrosial Oil has
done for Suffice it TO say that had been sUr r
iny with hoarseness, obstruction in the Bronchial
tubes for many years, AID Il getting so bad that
( could scarcely I'LL my appointments Your Ambro-
sal OIL perfectly restored ME, and now can work
without difficulty.
aPr3-U REV a l. HDNSAkEB-
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We have putupandsoid
years, and cav sxF, *
IL, what We have never
any other mcdiciuc-NEV
A SINGLElNSfANCE. TO
timely usedl Meyer DAD :
OF dissatisfaction By any :
The contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak in terms =
ton OF its magicaleilccts
We speak in this matte ?
after ten years expert
REFUIAIIoN FoR THk FUfIL
DsCLARs- In aimosIexcry
fssnt rs suffering from pain :
WILDE found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins
This valuable prepare :.
OF one of the EOSI EA -
FULNURSES IN New Eng :
used with AkNEs-FAiL :
THOUSANDS >
\otsniyrelieves the cAfis :
,,rales the stomach and .
ity and givestone and en-
ten. IL will almost n
GRtPING ~ TIE ).
WIND =
AndOvercomeccnvulsious :
rcmes,ied. end ia death :
aud SuKEsT REMEDY ~ IHE :
bNSENTEkY AND nials ..
whether 10 arises from !
other cause. We would =
who has q child SUFFERING :
ing cOnplaints-nO NOT /.
CES, NOR TIE PREJu :
stand between your suffer
that Will De sare-yes,
30 follow he use ofthis
used. :
Fulilirection sfor usines
bottle. None genifae IN :
CURTIS y PEeklSS, New g
side Wrapper.
Sold bydrGgghstst trough
Principal ofiice No. Is,
June7d6Wly Price 2s
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s- We notice in the New Orleans Delta
that the bark America has arrived at that
port. having on board a large invoice of
Italian Wines for Messrs. E. LAMBERT & Co.,
of this city. Messrs. L. & Co.'s. present stock
is already very nearly complete, aud embra-
ces some of the finest of wines and brandies,
together with few casks of the genuine
Old Bourbon Whisky, not from Cincinnati,
but direct from old Bourbon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

THIS srficiefor oxertca
coSHDENekANDIRrTH Of
heTn a0le 10 say OF
Err HAS IT FAIE.EDIS
EFFECT 4 CURE. when
We know an Instance
one WA used. IL, on
lighted With its opera
of highest cOmEends
and medical virtues
'sWaAT Ng DO KNoH,'
cEcc. ANb FLEf,sk oCR
MANI oF WHAT WE axkS
instAnce-Nhere the IN
aud exhaustion, relic
twenty Minutes after
tered.
zion ~ the prescTbsfiur
pEglENCEDaua ShlI.-
land, and has bee
iNfi .sECcEsSiS
OF CAStS.
from pair, sassiavs
bowels, Currects acidI
ergy 10 the whole sys
81 ATTY rcLeve
BoA Ms AND @
CSAlslJ. ~ 80
which n not speedfi5
We believe 1.-THE besi
would, ia all cases Oh
RIGA N CHILDREN
tceiAiEg oF from ans
say TO every mother
from any oithe forego-
LET YOUR PREIUDI.
plCES Or OTHERS
ing child and Ihe relief
ABSOLUTELY SbRE-
. medicine. al timely
val accompany each
. less Che fac-simile q
'Aark e on Ibe Qua.
out the world.
Cedar ST New York
cents per bottle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

The season of Lent, or the forty days.
feast, will end on the 9Th of April, Easter
Sunday.-Erchdnge.
Then, we hope the umbrella we Lent to
that fellow last week, '.just to step around
the corner" will now be brought home.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

fS- L. G. EBERHART requests us TO say
that the subscribers to PARToN's Life of
JACKSON can get the I'd volume by calling at
No. 6, Union Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

DR.. Holacher was tarred and feathered
in Atlanta city, GA, on the oath ult.. for
having in his possession incendiary docu-
ments.-LouiscaLe Courier.
When " DIR. HOLACHER" passed through
here we saw in his possession some Demo
cratic Platforms" with the portraits" of
BUCHANAN aud BRECKESRIDGE g stamped on
to 'em," and thought al the time that he
ought to be Jared and feathered for carrying
such documents about the country but we
said nothing about it.
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j. B. AIKEN,S
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

FOR PLANTERS ANDFAAIL USE
Making a na;r Of Mems soess in the short tine Of
sTSrgFN MINUTES. On exhibition No. Pablo
Square A HAHiH Eli q w. 1sen b
Agents wEntcd. spr3-Iw
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TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL TO-. 1860

NOTICE. TO CASDIDATEs.-We will Tot insert herea-
ter any PERSONS name aadids;e for once the
P4IEIo1, unless paid for in advance. mar1e-ff
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male poets says
az know that the Spring has come, for I've heard
The merry song of the blithe bue-bird."
We have heard no blue-birds yet, but we saw
an editor walking around yesterday in pair
of white linen trowsers, which is all the evil
dence we want. You may set it dow now
as fixed fact, that Spring has come-or that
thai editsr has run out of winter clothes.
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xIyE are isfsrs.ea sA<t fAeze are s<xtiss n tbls
Wv ear e1cz - other F1szf Il tzzs beArsns tbs
Raek Gag Ma asees "a tse<a. ms : l. ~ssa al
f4rss< fre19 So 1essk. s@d iHt~ak Pros e<ztlzz
sssss ss-s- y hAus<x a..
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Con,rnifted fn Jail.

nF Davidson county, March sd, iseo, a runaway,
" q Negro Boy, whD says his uzEBs as JthfS aassi
that 80 belongs Frankta Grace, 81 kentacky !.
said bog - very brizht taut4Ito, rathef sieadef,
about feet 10 inches high aud weighs about 100
leo peaEdz, aud 10 or 20 years cd. The osner
requested % come fer~zrd, prove property sna pzy
Charges as lie tz~ directs. March 7L4, 1Sse.
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marchs--Ess Jaliar 81 SaSdysHe fs.sa.
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ICE. lCEf! lCEw.

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w tbs 81 sts Esak, an1 All zel eoesn a. sns
Tie thAs sosa Oar = fraIl1 Para
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faar ~ 1ishz .nc1us s9lzk. Ne Wla oasn des.z 90
soash clleFfy slFee1 G NccSzEyaz zreerfy sssrs.
sa-rls-s R.Ekts GARRETT
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BANK NOTE ANDExcHANGE LIST.

BzoKES AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee. Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, AgTfreeshOrpi
Miners and AanufsetureFs' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank % East Trnnessee.
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Gs- The Agent of the Adams Express has
our thanks for newspaper favors.
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RHEUMATISM

)f years standing has been totally cured Piles,
IIcers Tumprs tanning sores, scrOfuia. stin Jonis
'eIons. sweIIings, Burns, Bites, Bois, Chaps, Neu
4Igia, SAIL PheuIn and all aches and pains upon
IAN and kindred complaints upon
HORsEs, CATTLE, &c.
uch as Ring bone ali Scratches, Spawn PoiiEgii,
are SuUdued and cured by