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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
q FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

Rf0<> DE-. KING formerly of New York for
4 ABA the astf"ur years o! louisville Ken
p acky anu Who has devoted has ItteHtCL the
went OF private diseases for 80 years aateTs
aIsnself having attended a practice for so many
aud cured so many rho usauds heis enabled
sere all diseases 0fz private nature matter how
osdthey may bctrom niud.cious mc JSca Treatment
rom neglect of their Dr. KING BispcE ~
: No 70 beIderieE street, between Cherry and III
square second stony where ecLEef al diseases OF
|arivate nature
ioSosRHEA sureG without QUE "a e dcID,or q
difference with business
sfxIcTuEESD old tiate snectuaIl curcCiD
"a Few lays, by an operation which pain
Esq hare ltrcJaTe xistS health be enjoy
{perhaPsHo tisea-ccIuses more misc bic anu
mines the constitution much.
iTPdILIS, Stth althc diseases OF tn eSkin growing
pat o. neglect IT bad -reatinent can be shectuaIIy
! AIRED tn few DAYS.
| sszISAI YzlESEsS-ParticUlaTatt entiOT hayiIIIc
fyen 20 tBis disease and al he consequence grow
ug cut Oft, brought IN in many cases by the de-
tructive habits OF tuconsL!crate Youths and Excess
ivei fuigence of he passions 7sgicctOt ~i'-h
adermiDeth he Dstitutnn nde: aus til 5.st-
odsiEessor society and cAGsh gPrer-<:s-r.. dag
Females who may be labOriag with snv ti1i-- s
/ Persons esting abroad by writing and stating
hetrcase with afee enclosed directed t. Dr. King
30. - Oeadertck street Nashville Tenn. viii have
he lseessary nedicinescBt {" t address i'll
ksssary directions Strici secrecy observed odce
oursfr N n'cIockIr hemorninguutil n theeve-
6g mav3o- indAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

fEMaster WIN. r. SLOAN, the Independent
Newsbey, has a second time placed as under
obligations for Cincinnati papers twelve
hours in advance of the nails
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New Orleans Market.

NE" OkIEANs, MARCH 9, 1860.
C0TTOS-In our last weekly re. lew we noticed
heavy and UroOpng Cotton market, and 1t the close
reduced our quoiatons l4NG2sc 2 ID for the grades
below AudIlng. On saturday a moderate demand
D. eVaiied and the sales embraced 900 bales
prices stI being irregular and favor buyers for
the lower grades, but without any quo able change
ON MONDAY buyers came forward more Freely and
took about Il ,5O0 bales, and with active deman
the Two folio Ning days the Gales cOmprise Is 100
bales on Tuesday dhd 10 500 on Wednesday, the rates
still being very irregular Tor the lower qualities but
well mAi4tained for the better grades and clean de
scriptULs generally Yesterday tae demand WAS
fair ana about II 500 bales changed HANDS but to
day, with later advices frUm Europe overdue the
business fell OF u 5000 bal Ing to al for the
week Il $500 bales frIces III. ue III favor b. 4
buyers for the lower graCes and IN xed lists below
street mddlIng, but hTIn the gu Titles and
clean Cotton. We make 20 luther c.ahge In uur
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

IN. Ranks. author u The well known
.hislofg OF tas Pop :. sad slhsr historical
works. has jast bs'en elevated 10 the position
OF q f0s etga associate Il the Female Academy
d Moral and Political Solsaee-.-EzeAasse.
Then, the Academy nsy b aid aOs 20
hold al elevated kssks.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

DUkSUANT TO a decree Of the jhancery Court. at
i Nashville, in the case OF Benz. ". Evans s.
Phereby +. Evans and othegs Will of r at public
sale a; tbs Court h. use, is fhis city,
Saturday. April the 9TH, 1850,
That parcel OF grouna lying the west side of vEe
street part If the Judge WHITE property aAd the
Lot assigned the Evass heirs front IS feet; depth
1917 alley orth side well in rear.
This is valuable building lot in cxcei!et por
ton Of the city and the better side Of The street
for residence.
TEKxs-o, IL Is and "a months credit, with inter-
est--poud security required and en- retaineI
mar7-id J. 4. GLEAyES, c. u.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

~Mr. JzxEs L HowE, of the PennsyIva-
mia Desocrai, says mat .Opposition editors
don't know how to tell the truth" No; they
never did know Hows to do it. g -
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We hayeputup~nds sold
years, and CAN sly, IL
IL, what We have never
any other medicine-NEN
A SI\GLEINSFANCE. To
timels usedl Never aid :
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de =
tons, aud speak An terms =
lion of its Inagica lelieets -
We speak in tais matter 4
after ten year : expert
REPUTATION FOR The FUulI
DECL4RE. IN RlmosteVeTy
fant issuffcring from pain :,
will be FOUND In ifleen or
the sy-up is admins
This valuable prepara :.
of one 81 the MOST E& -
FUL NURSES IN New Eug :
used with NENEk-fAiL :
Tr~ ffioCSANDS :
Notsnlyre lieEes tie cLilu :
rates The stomach and
ity anu givestone ana en-
TEN. IL will ahnasi in
GRIPPING IN TIE !
.s MAD
ancogercomecon vuisions-
reInedied end in death I.
aud sUKEsT RENEDY il THE I
DYSENfERY AND bar .
wb-thsT ~ arfses FROM
other cause. We wuuic ,
~ho aas a child suffering .
iHg sonpiaints-nu MOI .
CES, NOR The RlSEJI
sta1d kefxeeH your suffeF
that viii be sare-yes,
L. tuilow he GSe Of his
used
Fnlliirection HsiHii
bottle. None genuine unl
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
SOii By aruggiststhrongh
Principal olAce No. Is,
| Inne7d&wly Price IS
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NEW GOODS.

ftthk eta fEaEnea = ues rreesfing hls sfoek a
Il SPRING AND ~uAAkk Gtsese q lbv very
la q saflss. Ter EeHtzussas seef. ami Rsitss abe
sstsa ssan = s esst sEA ths pabliS ssasFsiy
cal and sxasaine.
Alss scsss sssssk sss sas,neF Fszhsnas 81 lsEe.
SAN rAifs AN.
feo2s-ia svAAs 80 - csissss "a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
Sale of Michael MCNaliy,s
- - 1 Property.

DURSUaNT 20 a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, Is59 in the case
OF Hiram taugiI.s, Adm r. of II. AcNaiIy dece tsed
vs. Eliza AcNally. widow &c, and the creators
will sell at public sale, at the Court house this
city, ON
saturday the slst of March, 1867,
The f'll'wihg parcels of property TO wiz: House
aus Lot IN West side If Cherry St. South Of Broad
lot fronts so feet and bark $50 fee-Iot
in of what rs known the Peek of s. J lest
by 40 and Lying next to ailesIS Of &c feet by 49,
in Hay Factory property and being Lot No 20 ami
part Of i. { NJ. IS in SAID plan.
TERMS --cred of and II months, notes 20 be ex-
ecnted with saiSfac CRY FSonsl lien To be
retained and sale free from redempii
mir1-sd j. Z. GLEAVtS. C C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

The Mustang Liniment cures RheEmatism;
The Mustang Lfnimeat cures Stiff JOINTS;
The Austong LiniHaent Barns and Wounds;
The Mustang LinimeRt cures Sores Ulcers, Cdked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; NeU' agia Corns and WaTt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
Satnriay. spril the 9TH. 1860,

Anderson and ucy Evans vs. Joseph :. Evans
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville in above case, viii sell at the Court
House r this city,
Saturday. April the 9TH, 1860,
The tract Of land which Anderson and Lucy Evans
reside lying District No. 4 and containing about
IS acres
Terms: six and twelve months credit good per-
sonal security required, and lie retained
j. Z. GLEAVtS C. & NJ,
march7-td Chtnccry Court at Nashville
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e. A n do ES.
For Attorney General.

a. We are requested TAI announce :. l.. FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
iiai Circuit Election May 1860
oct lite
e We are authorized 20 announce JAMES p
Rams Esq, candidate FOR the ONCE Il Attorney
seueral OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed Of
ae counties Of Davidson, Sgmesr and williamson
Election next May oct3-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

thisarticItfor orerten
COMPETENCY xNDrRCIR a. Z
been able To say Of
ER HAS IT FAfl-EDIN
EFFECT a CURE, when
we know an instance
one who used il, on
Lighted with its opera
, of highest colnmcnda
. aud medlCai virtues
!. "NHAI NE DO KNOW
cnce ANR PiEDGE oCB
MINI ~ NEAT wE HExE
instance where The IN
aud exhaustion rclse
twenty minutes after
! tered.
. tioH isthe orescriptinr
. PERIENCEn and Skill
= land, and has been
: M: SUCCESS
: so CASES.
= from pain, but lnNig
: bowels, uurreCtS acid
ergy To tue whole 81 .
stanth relieve
I BON Els, AND
: COLIS.
: which ~ aoi speedily
I We 5eiicveIttbe best
would, IN ali cases al
= RIGA IN CHILDREN.
z tetsching- or from any
= say TO every mothes
= froin any-ofthe foregs.
= LIT YOUR PRELUDE,
liICES ZOE OILERS
ing child and thereiiei
ABSOLUTELY SURF
= me ilclne. ~ tiMot5
= xiii accompany each
= less the facsimile o.
YORK, Is on the Out
out the world.
Cedar - New York
cents per bottle. -
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Mustang Liniment.


Mr.. = LITcH, Hyue ark, VI, writes;-'' That the
horse was considered worthless" inns cuse Was
SPAWN "bat since the free use OF the Mustang
Linimeut, 1 have sold him for one $3.50 ca-h- Your
Imminent has been doing wonders up here-''
--r. 40 BROAD STKEET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Eztract) % In lifting kettle from the fire it
became unmana gesbIe tilted over, and scalded my
bzsfs very severely, almost 10 a crisp 1t was
swfui signt- The Mustang LinInIent appeared 10 eX
pain. II healed rapidly, without SORENESS
aud lett scar OF account Truly yours,
&C AisI.Eo FOSTER.
such language this rs bat the constant and natu
raj echo wherever this article is used
This Eminent Is IHdispen stbie to planters and
owners OF and mules Mr. yoHS DAsIEts,
OF Montgomery Ala, sols a slave tor SSOU, who was
raised IRON utter usrlessHess by this LinimeDt.
Every family should have IT, BE very particular
aud enquire for the Mustang LInment anu take
other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean ,iOT
% cents, 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
BARNEo a PARK, New York
= nov25-6mdtw&w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Henry X Peck vs. Vim. Tanner.
DUR UANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
il Nashville above named Case will offer at
oublic sale "a the Curt House in this ~ity
Saturday, April the 9Th, 1860,
All the right title interest Which Vim. Tanner
mad on the 2lst March, 1855, or winch he may nave
since hat time acquired in The 81. LOUIS and Aeso
Orleans IeIeJraph Line. lie i.iclu-c ala pTirie-
gss, franchises .i.d frtsfes attached To said H.
Sale pay dec Iavor Of comp lainant for SOS,
besides interest aud costs OF suit
J. <. GLEAVES, C. & NJ,
marchT-td Cbaneery tsurt at ashyille.
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Parlor and Heating Stores.
Crates and Mantelpieees.

tIE have very large sleek 81 PArioE kksslss
" and JaMb Crates, 81 every Ptics snd sizs;
feadsTs OF vsfioes Patterns; Hartellze1 IFua Ma
lies, &C. AkCkASZfE 4 hINcHik,
fstS-u Nos aHd IL Coiess aFeet-
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LopIFyuLs. NarcA iz-Tas river L rlsiax,
wssh issl lnehes water Ia IAs canal.
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Saturday the slst of March. 1861.
Sale of Slaves.

DURSUsNT TO decree OF the CHANGERS Court, a;
Nashville, in the OF Hooson VS.. Pitts
Walton Vs. .itts-Zmmerman VS. Pitts, l viii sell al
the Court house in Ibis CITY,
Salurday. the 9TH of APRIL. 1860,
Certain Slaves Of the defendant, E. Pitts. wit
Louisa, Aiisey Lucy Ann Maria. Martina and Ellen.
rExAs--6 and II months credit, purriIascts 10
execute otes wit good personal security before
livery oi property. J. E GLEAYtS,
marT-td Z. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG IISI-
MEM is caeIteusive with the civilization Of the
globe other articles st.4ss 20 alternate pain and
dIstress-this euTes- Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
eeivea such undivided praise and suppertfrom hed-
cal aud Scientific
RHfU MATISm
or years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ueers, TumDrs, running Sores, .st Joints
FeIons. Seedlings, Burns, Bits, BoIls, Chaps, Neu
raIgia, salt Rbeum, and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such Ring bone Call atclIcs, Spayin PolEviI,
Sweeney ,HOof-aiI, subdued aHd cured by
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TOBACCO-There has been some IL curry for Tubac-
curing the past ~eek but the oilers Tor round Ios
have been mostly below the views of hiders The
Sales reported rcacFed barely ESQ hhds inc ind
Ing 10 new Refused al 414c, II AumitIed at Ia ut
SIC, and about 80 ~ ana 81 at besides which we
under stand tn large lot was sold ON "Wednesday
al the particulars Of which have Leen suppresse
We repeat our previous quotations., t4ougu they
but little better than NO m mai
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
MRS. WINSLOM.

A Inexperienced Nurse and Femal, PLY stefan pss
"A seniste the attention OF mothers, her
SOOTH Nc SSR Up.
For Children eeIhing
whio hgreaty facilitates Inc process OF teetiing
sorteniug the gums aud ducing all infaniatioR xi
allay ALI. PAIN and spasmodieacton ,4ndis
SURkfo REGUIArE TRE BOWELS E7
Depend upon it, ufothers 10 will give your.
selves, aud
RELIEF AND HEAIIn TO YOCR INEANTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Also,
general assortment Of Paints, OILS, yzrnsssez.
naos. sisairs Tackle. Perfansry. Brushes, Dye
stuff, &C., al 81 ~aica sc ask tAs assss,ios q
pasehAssFs-
10. G. Brown q EyAss.
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Fine Teas.

Jass rseslssa = large lss AZ NJ rLus ULTRA,
BLACK saa PLANTATION IMPERIAL Fsxs. Taese
Teas .rs ssassssrea TIE bszs i@psrtsa, fsf ne
sale - shleh are see 2zs1ts.
jasis-u 10. o RaoxS 4 Evxss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

O0S saeks ozs<. % a.ad ss1 Ger z.ss By
81 d. u. ntckEY
~<ts-H ~ Czzze<~ a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

AULAssES-Whh large supp les VI Cuba rccea tIy
placed on the market, tue demand for Louisiana NO
lass haas been only moderate, further
siderable decline IN tue rates. Ihe Of week
have embraced souc gU00 bbis and prices laIterIy
have IA gcI at 2ofGS3c Tor uferDr, fe mcntIng, sc
aud S49Soc 2 gallon for prime aAd choice. About
1900 hin Dbis. nave BEEN sold curing the week tie
InJre recent tr nsacuons being 3693sc . gallon.
Tue rage IOr lots from the Guy ren.4e has been
SS9SS aud iOc 2 lion; la barrels according 10
qualify. A c.oP % about 5000 & lions " soIa on
plan atm, dAy or two siuCe, at 36c q gallon tile
eastern.
COfFEE-The demand has been only moderate, bus
pr ces are yeFy well tIalntaincd, the les OF the
week Eaving embraced some 5000 bags a range II
EAtremr> vi l-Aal"c q tb. Nc sIIii quote. Low
TAR 10 iar l-Sl-aae, good fair a &c, AID prime
a. In q lSc q ID. ca 20 2935 bags arrived
curing tne ~ceN, making the ports since tIe Isl
September 2ds si4 bags against $50 as the
Ca.e last year
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"8> <8IEB <OXYoIn'

TO THE BRIGHTEST Of THE BEAUF Full,
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r. 3, LOCKE & co.

3S9 BROADN n.
N.R--The above Is n facsimile OF the
label each box.
dcS---lIrIw&WIy y
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
prf~a %. s.asfS rsr F{4tI-Tt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Fine liquors.
We keep the purest Liquors thai be purchased
from hrst hands and feel safe assuring friuads
that they strictly reliable in quality.
french Brandy, (asnHesy.)
Madeira Vine.
Port Wine,
Se~s0m's Whisky,
Bee, aye wals<y, very nne, have
had in store IN Nashville four years.
Holland GIN,
Jamaica Rum,
Sherry Wac,
10. G. BROWN A EVANS.
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Constantly ON HAND
L0nd.,n Porter.

We have some OF Barclay Perkins l. Co.'s eelebrst-
London Porter, whch is regarded as the bes, Tor
invAhds.
10. G. BROWN EVANS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07
MARRIED..

CUAMBrRS-KINGSBURY Port Rci rnond, on Monday
Juue4 by the Re- James Br1wnlee Mr.. VIM z. ChAEben
oMi.. Mary +. bigsbuTy, BON Of Staten5 sanf
PRADEE-CLARKE-In New York City, CT Saturday, Sep.
g. 1889 Rev Geo Il. Diaper, Pastor Of 81. Andrews
Church Robert Lindsey Bad1 VI. d. Of Newly ok City, to
Jliette NJ. Clarke c. New-Hsyen, Conn.
BROOKS-sILL-Or Wednefdsy June g. at .he Berean Rap
Gist Churc by the Pew DR.. Bowling Mr. CLres H. Brooks
o. NewYokt to Mise Mary T., daughter Of Mr. Horace Sill
o. Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Tuesday, June
% by the Rev Gardner Spring ID d., Frlel Colnswood
O. ElriTs " to Eliza w, daughter OF Daniel Bonnet
CARMATT-wOO Tuesday, June by the Rev
Theodore ID. Woosey President OF Yale C1.ege, Samuel
Fisher OF susiueanna County, Pa t. Anne Eliza
daughter Of thu late William Cecil Hoosey Of tbs city
HI NTTR-FANNING-ll this city Tuesday, June S, by
the Rev Gillette, Mr. Steven " A. Hunter Miss frances
Amelia daughter OF Willam Fannins esq.
HALL-GREkSFIELD-In this city, Mon1sy, June T.
$780, at the Church II the Holy Communion by the Rev Dr.
Muheberg Chas Hall to Miss Sarah v b. Greenfield eldest
dsught'r OF the late James II. Greenfield.
RONAN-SIMOESON-M Raran, NJ j., on Wednesday,
June the residence q the BRIDGE father by the Rev
James La Eevre, Mr. James " Rowan Of Brooklyn y " to
Nil Susie j. elde daughter OF John finonso esq OF the
sLOANE-PETRIE-on Tuesday, June 5. by the Rev Mr..
BsnnaId Douglas Sloane TO Catherine, daughter Of James
Pstrie, all Of this city.
Conn. on Tuesday June $, By the Rev \ T. Tracy g.
Golden Tracy q this city, Harriet Ruth daughter Of vii
liam Brisbane, formerly Of Charleston. s. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07
The Horsc Market.

There has been general complaint all tie Spring
or, at least, since the first week or two Of H. Of dull
ness slowness, in the Horse market; in coDse-
quence Of which prices have been Irregular as come
country people who have come in with few horses,
priced high, after holding them week two with
ont eeeng sales at their first prices, have finally soh
at good deal less-in some cases at less than half
what they expected TO get they arrived,
without difficulty. In fact it takes a Of strong
hold steady upon drove Of horses in ;he sale
stables at 65 cents each day for board
Those who have met with the luck Of these slow aes have
gone back with that there positively market Ia
Newly orb for horses In this they decidedly mistaken
The market particularly In April and the weeks Of May.
rally Ut about the prices they broushta that for
good fair working horses suitable for FOR city worn.
singy about $li0d $50 each Those Of single
pairs ranged from $50 to 300 each Fine driving horses
end fast roadter generally 300 10 $500 each aud saddle
horses from Sl23 $500 Horses suitable for and city
railway work average $3.50 We think the buyers have t
their stock this spring upon better terms than ss year Matched
horses well suited for light city work worth $40 30
StOo pair ard work horses according fancy from
1850 10 ~ SEQ, and occasionally higher.
Trade In the last week In May and first n jane has been
more b than previously aud dov.s have been abe 20 get
OF their stock more readily though without any material ia
proyemet H. prices In May the sales stables Part Of the
time eowded-now they considerably thinned out and -
poorer horses coming IN the will reduced 10 the
Summer standard when fewer horses sold though genery
more Of the priced sort Particularly hne carriage hof.es
and broke saddle horses the latter Ia deaDd ana
The market not well Piled OF all other varieties from hs
LITTLE tsnudian horse Slo0 TO the stately coach hoe
b present demand and with the present supply pnes sem
likely TO uula an steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07
DIED..

ARNOLD-At his residence in Ledysrd Cayugi Co. ~ Y
Uesf and month";. HI. disease was Affecting AID hard to be
horne, but he quietly submitted to the will of his Maker
BRADYon Tuesday June of disease of the heart Rober
The relatives and friends Of tie family also Of hi. brothers.
SnS H. the Gillette Youns Mems Christian X.soeiatIes
and The Hudson Nsv are re'Esergy invited to attend the
waverey place, Thursday, June T. at o'clock
BRoMNrIn Brooklyn, on M9nday evening June Alice
daughter Of j. C. and H. BTown aged u years months and
TIE friends Of tie uy those Of her father are invited to
attend the funeral Thursday June T. at o'clock p m
from the residence OF J. Brown No II Smith street. with
out further invitation
CREEDON-In NiiaInsburgh Tuesday June 5. after
long and severe illness Patrick Ceedon native Of Ireland
aged As years.
DREW-At IIoboken ~ j. on Tuesday night June OF dph
iberia Charles Lee Of John g. and Phebe Drew, aged
years and morths
The remain. win be taken this Thursday morning Monmouth
County, ". j., for iuierment
FoGARTY-In this city, Monday, June after short and
Illness Ann, wife Of VIM fogary in the 42d year Of
FORBEsIn this city, Tuesday June s. Harry Gamer
Forbes Che only son Of Alexander and Della NJ Forbes aged
HlMBERT-on Tuesday June 5, aged So years Sarah NJ
HumbeIt' daughter Of the ate Jonas humbert senior.
sococs m from No. i4l F er Gfiene pus Biosk
Tie futoIasenue cars iro Fulton Ferry pass within few
door OF the house
HI STON-n this city on Tuesday June Mary Georgian,
months.
HALLKTT-n tiis city Tuesday morning June s. William
X. Balleti, H. the 58th year Of his age.
METCALEE-At Hudson, " y on Tuesday May 49, Haidee,
months and days
NEBs-ln this city Tuesday morning June at 10 o'clock
John Nebs, aged A. year.
osWALD-ln Broolyn, on rue.day June ,of.sars fever
AIia daughter 4 John q. aud Mary Jane Oswld' aged
Year,, months and "a days.
REnPATH-On Wednesd4y norrug June Hfter long and
ra4 Illness Alicia Redphth ina the 18th year 81 hr Hss
Her iients aud thosc Of her O. are rsspes,ny 10
utid T. aeId her flrsrt TINS tThuTsdayl are noon al =
o'clock eu. 81 LuAc Hospital fry ioarth street byt~etl
FINN ard Sinh avenues. 7. Sfunerl service HEocio'A
Hoss-on N.er'sdy, June 9, Ctbane Louisa vie OF John
n. Ron II ID aged3, yrars
TIE r,es srd friends ar respectfully invited 70 attend the
fLti1 ZION tie deuce c her arT ltfi NO 30 nihid
street william, b fgi Gu Friday At ocloeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

THE FREE Man THAT s. TO BE SoLD To.DAY.-By
decision of the Kentucky Courts, Charles Waggoner
"a 10 h sod into Slavery this morning, in our neigh
boring city of Newport We have already published
the details of this case The father Of the boy has wis.,
ted the jail and identified him a- his son. He las made
affidavit IA due form, stating that he and his wife re-
moved from Virginia 20 ONO in 1881 both being free
at that time and had resided in this State ever SINCE
that the boy in Newport Jal l. his son James, now ~
wears old iLa he was in Cincinnati III July, 1852, and
Jaw James who war then working for Joseph
Thomas, who called HIM Charlie; also, that James
was Torn in Ohio and was out OF the State I'LL
within year. Mr.. Joseph Thomas has also made am
davt that the hoy in Newport Jail was his servant IN
this city, and he called him Charlie, and that while in
his employ an old man came 70 see HIM, who Charlie
said was lis father. Mr.. j. +. Whteman sends
statement, not sworn TO, that she has known James
WaRgoner eight years, and knows him and the family
10 be Free How is possible TO get aside this mass OF
evidence is more than see. Application Will be
made this morning 10 two Justices of the Peace Tor an
Injunction TO stop the sale. What the result will be
remains 10 be seen. Cincinnati Com.