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Extensive Special and PeremptOry Sale OF
Shoe STOCK by the PacRnre.

an Tuesday Morning, April 2jt1, at 10
O'Clock precisely, BENZ. SHILDS co. will SELL oD
Of whom may concern, cash delivery lsrre
and we'll assorted invoice Of Boots Shoes, just received eI
Railroad with orders TO close.
This sale viii be found worthy Of the attention Of The retail
trade. Sale positive and without
BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & CO.
apraO nd Cartr,l
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A steam plow has been introduced into Somerset
shire, England. It powed upwards Of acres of
difficult soil in a day. The same amount of work
would have employed nearly 40 horses. The ex-
pense was Gs an acre, and blowing by the ordinary
means would have cost at least double that sum-
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The rumor seems to be going that Miss BARTLETT,
who married Senior OvIEDo, and had the diamond
wedding" IN New York is dissatisfied with her lord
and about to return home.
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For the Charleston Convention.

PH1ADELPHn. April lS.-The steamer Keystone
state sailed for Charleston this afternoon wtha0out
90 passengers to attend the National Democratic
Convention. in,udIng several delegates from the
EasternTSat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

Over one thousand acres on the Fishkill Noun
tains in Duchess county, n. Y, were burnt over
few days since. The spectacle is represented as
having been terribly grand
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

The MaysvilIe (Ky.) Express says that a man
named HELyEsrTNE has been sentenced at that place
to five years Imprisonment in the kentucky peni-
Tertiary, for having counterfeit money in his pos
session He claims to belong to a gang which ex-
tends from Kentucky through Ohio and Indiana
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20
The Standard of the English Lam
guage through 5ut the world.
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY,

ILLUSTRA TED.
The lapse Of few moaths will be Sufficient to establish
Woresers Dictionary the acknowledged standard Of refer
encs among the Ichoars OF England and America. London
Literary Gazette, february II, 1860.
RECEN ESTIIONY
FROM HON. GEORGE s. HILLARD, OF BOSTON.
without having Johnson Richardson, Webster
all within reach; but compelled take
only one, should surely take Worcester.
GEozsrrowS COLLEGE, D. c., March d, 1860.
The examination have thus make OF Dr.
WOrcessrs Dictionary has beel sufficient Of
superiority We prefer to Walkers because it REPRESENT the
present. not past state Of the language other works with
which it is usually e1mpare because its decisions founded
the eccentrctes Of the lexicoSrapher.
Dictionaries found, definitions certain
words vinoe more political or reousranccr than critical skl
where the writer's preferred to the praise Of correctness the
Qualification OF parzan feeling In further commentator OF
submit ed to our Judgment oud be added that
is remarkably free from any such offensive partially
JOHN EARLY, President
J. R. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric.
From Professor N Laurence Liadaey LID
Of Cumberland University
Dr Worcesrs long expected Quarto Dictionary before
and realizes in all respects my highest hopes Its merits compel
me 70 give it the preference over ali other dictionaries in my IL
brary embracing these among others, Johnsoc, Walker
Richardson the Impea Lexicon, and the different editions Of
Webster, not excepting the 'Pistorial
From dishonest criticism now so common Dr. css;er may
Works OF surprising excellence prepared with eab
crate conscientious care are, nowada subject
unqener5us attacks produced BY cesh parties for the accom-
phment Of unworthy ends. the honor OF American era
trust that this last Incompatible review Of people Ian
guage shall nations gratitude, and perform its noble
sion, disturbed BY wicked opposition and hired detraeon
From Joel Parker, IL. D. Of tie Lac EcloO HIrgard
COHeJs.
Ihave examined the work with the highest pleasure and
will henceforth me- doubt will most Of
the scholars in the entire country, standard Dictionary u
the English language.
from Req. 4. f. CLANpL Prssiasat ef the C0Vegs Of tie
Holy Gross, Worcester, AtIss.
1.-THE great and destined, unlikely. supercede
other English Dictionaries It5 definitions Of religious
singuarIy and impartial The cOll0clt0n syn
Onymes apprOp altogether suitable the
Of the student The book got style which reflects much
credit on the scientific and literary enterprises Of America
March %, 1860
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Mrs. GEoEGNA Wallis, the mother Of seven chill
dren eloped from her husband in Itawamba county,
Mississippi, recently, with young man not more
than half as old as herself
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$1,000 Reward

consequence Of The Fires that have occurred
within city recently with their larked evidences Of in
darsm l. g. HOnggEorth Ayor Of the city OF Nashville
virtue OF recommendations Of the City Council pay
hundred dollars reward for the apprehension
Of any person persons OF the crime within
pOrae limits Tho crime he committed at any time within
three months from the date hereof
g. n. HOLLINGSWORTu,
Nashville, A F n, 1850. Mayor.
The underwriters thoze 10 oGeran additional rsEan OF
hundred dollars Tor the apprehension and convioon
above. [aprl7-d9tl 8. N. HOLLTNGsWORTH.
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The Bsy-sxteen han4s light made and years old
The Bacs-Reen hands, four years old ordinary built no
white arS remembered, shOd when e came from Indiana
We're both going Knob Creek Mlury county Heard
Of. will give 10 for each when delivered my house
apr3O-d, tWlw q JOHN b Hamilton
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w. II. BERRY & co.
HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
NOTES OF TRAVEL
AND
STUDY IN ITALY,
CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.

This volume will prove timely and acceptable to all
who feel an interest in the present condition Of Italian aGsrg.
In addition to thoughts upon political social saeIesast-
cal state OF Italy the comprises important and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
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HAN SToRN-A hail storm prevailed IN the neigh
borhood of Aqua Greek, Virginia, the evening
os the 9th inst, which also extended distance
down the Potomac river. Hail fell about the size of
partridge eggs and the fall is represented to have
been heavy.
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Corn Meal and Fine Ground Feed Agency.
Onn BUSHELS Of Corn Meat and Fine Ground Feed
EDUU FOR socE us- received per Weaona which
will be kept under tue Market for cash only.
apr20 BENZ, 4 SHIELDS A. co.
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SELLING BOGUS CGN.-Lieutcnant Cook. Of the
Ninth Street Station House, yesterday afternoon ar
rested an individual named James Fletcher, who
has been engaged in the business of selling bogus
quarter dollars. The coin Is OF excellent manutac-
ture the milling and die work being Of such perfect
character that the most expert judges Of money
would likely be deceived. The officers informed US
that Fletcher has been a regular dealer in tins con-
trahan5 stuff for a number Of years and has not
taken especial pains to conceal the fact He claims
that so long as he disposes Of for bogus and does
not attempt TO pass directly put it in circulation.
ne lnrlnges on no law. and consequently cannot be
held amcnable.
Whether this construction of the matter be right
or wrong, the nlted States Commissioner will in a
few days decide ciuiai Gazette. Apru II.
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g,r,r WHILE AT PnAYER-On Saturday the 9TH
n C,,p, y.NbERwERKIN estmable lady,
sixtv-one years of age, who resided alone in small
-, n yyest TROY. y Y, was found dead in her
room. She was in the attitude Of prayer by the
side of her bed with her face buried in the clothes
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Among the wounded by the late emeute in Rome
were W. W. Hall, a young Unitarian clergyman Of
Providence II. l., and the bgotherin-law Of the new
French Minister to the United States. Mr.. GLEN
WORTH the American Consul. narrowly escaped be-
ing wounded while getting into his carriage in front
of his residence. Mr.. STOCKTON, the American Min
lister, has transmitted official account of the at
fair to our Government The Government of Rome
has promised to investigate the whole matter and
to punish the guilty men and officers concerned in
the outrage.
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EDGEFIELD.
BIO OD'S ADDITIO

an Thursday the 25th last, propose. a
y prsmses 90 otter az public sale, all TIE uns1d 3D.
BloOd's Addition This addition Is we'll Be- be enc
hands0mest Ia Edgedsld and the lots be sold are anon
most desirable 10 EdEehsd in the uedas vicinity 90
vile. The continued rapid groEth % Edzeded enhau-s
value az property Eiihiuits Mmts- Nov Is the tine
either for occupation or speculation. TIE lets 70 Be soi
ON THE GALLATIN TURNPTWE.
Lots Nos. 2. 8, 9, 10. II, u. %, ami If
ON WOODLAND STREET,
Those extra lots Nos 26 and q.
on RUSSELL STREET,
Nos g. o. o. So 6l;6l 90, c., 65, Co. CO, 70 7t,7. -
and -.
ON FATHERLAND STREET,
Nos s.. 50, s., IS, 81, So, 50 and %.
The lots So feet rrantani back TO fset alleys
wice.
ALSO,
Six Lots in Bang and Roberts, Addir
The above sale is positive. the owner IS determined
them out. Buyers OF real estate would 90 veil % attend
IERHs-One two ana three years credit. for notes psFl
Bank satisfactorily secured tearag Interest and lien r
viii take great pleasure in showing the Uts % those
% eXamiae ths.n any time
For further Information please call on
apri3-d AV LENDsL
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We have hand assortment % SIX berlEsat Musug,
Travelling Goods AMI m fact everything could wish FOR
Also, White 5oods Eubr3is,iss. Hosiery Table Damssk
sheeng Bhei su BroWu rometics Plantation Goods far
men AM women Cloths Cassuees, Fesns, and Underwear
for Gsnile.lea.
We wish = call psrcular attention % ia Fwn N
Counter. en- which viii be found at al times any desirable
goods at oue-foJrth tLsir value
aprl3-n NtCuOl.sOA q HUMPHREY.
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DESCRIPTION.

William Sera about IS years old, weighs les pounds
ARK complexion black hair and Ehiskers, olg hair
4 parted before like woman. aprl9-dit tWit W.T.
Hoe a. Co.'s Celebrated Circular saws,
H ELIVERED the Virginia and Tennessee Depot at Lynch
y bury at Factory list prices G DABNEY,
mar23-tFly Phoenix Foundry, Lynchburg, Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

EXTINCTION or TIE RoPEWAEING BUsNEss.-The
Nantucket lMass) Mirror says that thirty years ago
there were eight rope works in operation in that
place, giving employment to between two and three
hundred men. Now only part Of one of these is
standing. in which two persons, one - and the 9TH
er &c years Of age. are employed in making fishing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

DEATH OF a VALUABLE TEorTNG HoRsE-Messrs.
Durham lllgaon. of this city were the REGIMENTS
of the uuwclcomcd intelligence Yesterday mornino.
that their celebrated rotting horse Ben HrIoD had
died at st. Louis, the evening previous of limo fy
This piece of information VIII be no les, ryyrlcnn,
20 the sporting public. Ben Iigdon stood foremost
in the ranks OF American trottiug horses. He was
young, and although never exhibited in public but
on one occasion, gave every promise Of b.inor the
tastes. horse that ever turned a track Npssrs
Durham u HigdOn purchased him about wear o,ro
in Acnia, tins State. for three hundred dollars
Three weeks ago they were offered for him fosty
thousand NOlmS, which was refused and after
wards II was minated that if they would part with
him. thousand or fifteen hundred dollars more
would be no object The horse was a large dapplcd
gray, and powerfully developed looking more like
a draught than a speedy, lightharncss horse. The
first tine that he publicly driven he trotted a
mile in BIS; and after being handled for the short
period of six months he trOttcd in 2:3O Three
weeks ago last Thursday, he was privately exhibit
ed on the Creole Course. New Orleans, and then
showed 2:27, which Is a faster gait than any six
year old horse ever before trOtted-CaciEHatj "a
-ef'g ADri Is.
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BIsHOP mILEs PRopEury.

Market street. ard adjoining great Union Det F an M
roads centeFiug az this p0ilt
The lot fronts sl Market street. running trouqb IN
Prsnt street. with Of eet front on said ssr
making both Of 80 feet been suav
ed lots Of suitable sizes for business houses street.
running back l55 feet. thereby giving good depth a. as 'front.'
Lot No. tie neOf the Louisville Nash
Vile Railroad Depot IN front Of 30 feet BY deep
fronts 6j inches, and contains tie Bishops
palace large story prick dwelling with fifteen las
which makes very for first boarding house,
with tOus and dollars expended in addition to the pres
building would make Of the most de iao hotels
where the Southern Western country. &c
be eltly the terminus Of al tbs roads cenns
this point, in other words,
The Great Union Depot.
To the capitalist presents rich field investment, supe-
rior that has The public, and needs only
eIami1aion satisfy tbs nest ceulOus that shat So IS
strictly true, regards its value and importance building
place.
Lots Not 2 5, and eight have each good fronts, VIII be
bypOts We would earnestly the attention Of the Pub
lie 20 this sale.
Terms of SaIe--One, two slF three years. for notes well
endorsed, bearing interest and lien retained.
GLASSCOCE & NEW5OM, Agents
aplS-h No. A. College Street, Nashville, Tenn
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Governor STEWART, Of Missouri, has Withdrawn
his call for an extra session Of the Legislature Of
that State
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AEOras ikEDUCED.

AKOPOsING soon change On oar Business arrange
ments, desire reduce present stock as Iiuc a
possible. order this will oder entire stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DHK GOODS
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SALE OF NEGROEe
IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE.
splendid Furniture, Mattresses, Pr
amos, exc.

A ~ saturday Morning, 10 o'clock April 2ist, and
- no reserve, viii sell large rich assortment Of
spi5hdid new Z urniture, Mattresses, &c. Also 10
eazs tlee magnificent Rosewood Pianos Of 81
Peor sy- quality and finish Weca any Ferso8 ~
want OF fnOs' that these aa We
are Instructed 10 sell theta Tor ash without limit
HARDY BROTHERS,
apIIl li-naars 3 G.raral ~ p PnlLie slulr.-
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PROCLAMATION,

ESHAN g. HARRIS Governor OF the State Of Tennessee
To all these Greeting: Whereas, it
has known that certain William Satt stands
charged with having committed foul and atrocious murder in
the month Of November, 1852 upon the body OF Lacky,
late Of county OF Monroe Las fed from justice and IS now
running at large
Now, therefore, L IsAAS G. HARRs Governor aforesaid
by power and authority in vei do hereby
otter a reward Ol VOhundr red and fifty Dollars
any person or persons who may apprehend the said William
SerG snddever hin the Sheriff Tailor Of County Of
Monroe, justice, bshal may be had and
executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great Of the State to be affixed
; l. : Nashville. the 18th day Of April, 1850.
ISHAM @. HARRIS
By the Governor
J, +. r. RAY, Score airy Of State.
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A debate on Uniyersalism is going on at Shire
manstown. Pennsylvania, between Rev. Mr. BOssER
MAN. of Baltimore, and Rev. Mr. GATES, of Williams
port, Pennsylvania.
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IMPORTANT DECISION Supreme Court OF Geor-
,,;a has decided that negotiable promissory note
transferred as a collateral security is not subject IN
tho hands of the holder to set-off or demands by
tbe maker against the payee, and this whether the
mote be endorsed before or after maturity when the
IsTnsnd does not grow OUT of the original consider
tion of the note
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WINCHESTER.

TENHE County Seat Of Franklin county Tennessee, pleas
auty situated the Boiling PJ-k Of Els and hall
south Of the Chattanooga Railroad the R4osd lead
ing Alabama, and completed 20 Lafayette It is justly
celebrated Schools which literally pat
planters South both
excellence Of the schools themselves and the health OF the
and surrounding country 1t in sgnt Of the great Uni
TIE South which, when operation agreeabiy
contribute the prosperity Of the country and the town. It's
proximity the immense Coal beds being opened, its
the midst OF country vel adapted produce
everything necessary support human life, and its unnteupt
ed good health suitable site for manufactures Of every
dasr
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DF,ru or Hon BEVERLY L. CIAUE.-Thc steamer
from the Isthmus, which arrived at New York ON
the 18th inst, brings intelligence Of the death of
Hon. BEVERLY L. CLARK. our Minister at Guatemala,
This intelligence was not unexpected, as previous
advices had reached us of his precarious state OF
health. Mr. CLARK was a Keutuckian, and receive,
the appointment of Minister from the present Ad
ministration. He resided in Franklin, Simpson
pDunfy
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SAD AFrAR IN VIRGINIA. letter to the Rich
mond DISPATCH. from Harrisonburg, VA, states that
4, Mr. Sims was married in that county few nights
ooo IN a Mss DEyIER and that party Of young men
,ttorr+o5 70 serenade the new couple with tin pans.
bells. &c. JAMES DEv;EE brother OF the Orlle'
went out and demonstrated when the serehau'fs
took to their heels. He, however pursued mem
when one of them named SNALLWooD shoI hlpl oeSu'
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The editor of the Bellevue Qowa) Courier has
tried the experiment Of raising cotton IN that State
with considerable success.
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TIE RniIroad Depot

At Winchester situated what the Ogden Tract
Land containing fifty and extending the
This laid OF and divided into suitable Lots
With Of bringing into That portion the
Depot has been laid of into Lots Of ON three eight each
suitable both for business purposes and FOR residences Lot
half and the Mansion large
and commodiouI BricE House, fine well Of water, &c.
On Saturday, the 2Oth Of May next,
We will offer Public Sale premises the
Land divided Lots above stated, credit OF
three years. satisfactorily secured, bearing
terest, and a lien retained.
plan grounds be by calling Mr.. Henry
Carr, Winchester
The sale is positive and without the being de
them Those interested the growth
prosperity would do we'll to attend this sale.
G. NJ. FOGG,
A V. S. LINDSEY.
April 20, 60-dtW&w IDS Agents for Owners.
IL Winehesier R2nle Jo1.rRaE COPY till day OF sale
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BAIaUN has sent an agent to England to bring over
the winner Of the great prize fight, for public ex-
bibition
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FRIDAY, APRIL ID. $50
TIE PURLIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procue copies Of the Public Acts Of the
Legislature just closed can obtain them by applying al this or
hce or to the Secretary Of State, there few copies fol
sale at 81. 90 per copy. sprl4-H
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THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WMEs.-Ageneral
council of the chiefs of the Six Nations Indiqns re
siding along Grand river, Canada was held in tho
course oS the past week Among other business Of
Importance transacted, the intiatory steps were ia
ken by the red for joining in the great ovation
to be given to his royal hghness the Prince of
Mnlns
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week knocked down little boy about three years
old, and bit him SO bad that he died
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KNOXVILLE. TEvxrssEE, April g7th 1859

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, April 9Th 1854.
L. P WALDO, Com. Of Pensions: DEAR Some five
months informed that your Office would not
any reports upon certain claims under my control until
them could be had consequence susp
being attached thereto The result Of that
Totally conjecture but Of this thing
very certain, by delay upon the part Of officials, the
greatest injustice has been, and is still being done The
Mrs Elizabeth Davis Mrs Hatfield, Of Scott county,
Tennessee, have been lying yOur Department with addition
proof fee long months The L. Attorney General for
this informed that suspicion Of fraud attached
claims desired place hin possession Of the
proof filed by complied with his request, and that
heard nothing from them. have waited
patience has almost
virtue" Now want to know Of what you intend
doing with these claims. Justice is all and Justice
determined 10 have. Very respectfully,
JAMES W. NEWMAN for
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FF1HE Annual Meeting Of TIE stoskbo4ssrs of tbs ,7.t
Oonrleroial Insurance Company viii Be held al
h oney 5ie n DAY Of Nay elect eleven Directors
to serve tor the ensuing twelve months
,r.t,,,. ,.,,, -. JAMES WALKER.
-f ~ '' Secretary
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
tAE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER
u srRoNs Master. VIII leave Nssbviiie - HsF II
HoNDAfi the 81, inst. at p. H. For frsirbf.
Or passage apply on hoari orto a. HANrTTSV
'Fi-o y ~ HARRISON, Agents.
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The ladies of Charlestown, Va, held fair last
week for the benefit Of the volunteer companies Of
that place, and realized S5Oe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

The number of deaths from cholera on the Mala-
bar coast during January has been awful. Of five
thousand and fortythree cases attacked four thOus-
and four hundred ana twenty-eight died
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

FRANZ Il. WoorroN, Esq, Of Prince Georges ccun-
ty Nd, has been appointed Secretary of State for
the Territory of Utah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-20

Colonel DANIEL CoIEMAS, for thirty-ive years
magistrate of Dauville Va, died on the sth inst.
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R. 7. MOONEY and his son, boy of thirteen, were
drowned in the Missouri River, st. Joseph,
Missouri, a few days since, by the upsetting of a
vawl
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APRIL 10th, 1860.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
GODEY,S LADIES' ROCK FOR WAY.
GODEY,S LADIES' BOOK fOR MAY.
PETEHSON,S LADIES, BOOK FOR MAY.
PETERSON'S LADIES' BOOK FOR NAY.
sPETERSON's LADIES, BOOK FOX NAY.
LEDGER, FRANK LESLIE. HARPER5S
W eekiys and all different papers, just resiyed BY
JOHNSON & TREkNOR,
anrI7 No 6 T-uf,n street. NasbvfIIe- Tenn
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Mr.. STURGEON announces that he shall not come
| to America. We are not sorry.