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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17
From ST. LOuIs.

ST. LOUIS. May 15.-After the examination OF
many volunteers, the C0Tonor's Jury returned the
following verdict in TIE Camp Jackson case: That
the several victims Of the events which took place
Of Camp Jackson, on the 10th Of May. cams to
Their death from gun-sbot wounds il ficttd by mus
kets balls discharged by certain United stes vol
unte rs, under the command Of Gen N. Lyon Co.
lcnels Blair, II Boerpstein and Others
The application for the writ of hsheas corpus in
The case of Capt. Mcdonald, on Monday, was NOT
granted hy Judge Treat, in consequence of the Pc
tition being arrested by Justice Of the Pesoa and
therefore uld net be recognised by an United
Stares Count.
Yesterday, United States Commissioner Hickman
visited The arsenal TO certify to McDonalds aft a.
VT and vas informed by Gen Lyon that the Cap
tain a Irscner Of war, and M re yer not
in Missouri. The fl isvit Of the prisoners bro
Their wss th-n properly tested, and writ issued
returns bic al IL O'clock this morning.
Gen Harvey denies that any iNsubordiostiou had
taken place among the U. s. volunteers, but on the
contrary says they submitted with alacriiy and
cneerfuness 10 the discipline of service.
Tae public schools Ct ibis CITY be cloged
Friday next qaence Of the act Of the Legs-
Ia,ure prohibiting The distribution Of the school
fdnd.
The case of Capt. Mcdonald came up before
Judge Treat this morning. The writ was served On
Gen. Harvey, who SNsewerei 10 writing TO the
effect, that CAPT. McDousd not being st the Ar
sensl, nor within tie reach of the tfcerS of he
Court cou d not be produced that he, Harvey,
deplored, IS much as any man. the siate of thirgs
existing. but be was bound 10 maintain the higher
lsw Of GoveTnrae Mt over all Sud every effort at re-
belliou-tbat Capt. McDJUsld was ken prisoner
while lending his couneDsGce and support TO an
assembsge of men Nhose very sc, move ard design
was in opposition to the Government ef he United
Staies-lhat he doubted Wh ether if Capt. Mcdonald
was still held at the Arsenal he would be justified
h had ha.T
made upon him-thst the whole matter bad BEEN
referred 10 the authorities Washirgt H. and that
he should await AMI s,Iic " carry tie instIuc-
tious be night receive in RELATION thereto.
Urie Wright, one Ct the counsel of Mcdonald,
entered d,murrer ana Judge Treat posip oned
the matter ill the regular sesei Of u Cou en-
Monday next, as he question presented was gravc
sut important enc. aid if decided in tbsnb rs, it
might be necessary to reopen tbs whole case hertz
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The british Press.

The London newspapers are very severe on ''he
Americau rebels" TLey have been Cel trained
to he business Of sbus nj tTansataniis revslu lou
is g, hat we are not >rprsed to the on he
South strongly urged in The Tines and II mob. er
EzanissT. 1t also notice thai on the receipt
the iute ,ligepce that bCstiiies had commenced in
South C4roIiOs, there terrible rush on the CT
n holders. Thousands Of extra bales we're bLrght
altar maj ket hours The two millions of hs D id
lab rsrs in Leeds Manchester, and else here, must
have e)ton or they will rebel Their bar ners bear
ing me significant word "breId" are always ready
to re carr. ed through the streets IL is quite
year since they struck terror to the hes VI Her
Maj1s,y'A Ministers. To the factory lahore co.,
is bread and when the spinning noies are
kept idle, The tLr2ne trembles. SO the bigoied
bowling of The Thun1erer is less indicative of the
British sentiments about the crisis in this country
than the con formation snd alarm Of King Coiton's
guhjecis | evrr there q nation ruled by the
jenny 'tis England - Noytoik Ners.
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PENSION OFFICE, May l, 1861.
Hon Cass6 P. Smith Secretary Iu,erior. .. -

Hon Cq6sb p. Smith Secretary Interior:
SIR: Having declined to take the oath recently
administered in the Interior and other Departments
Of the Government deem it hut just I. myself to
safe the reasons thai govern in thus refusing.
When apI ou ed TO tfice took on myself the obi
getOn Of an oath TO be fsibful 10 the Constitution
and The laws CT the Uuited States. That oath
have observed 20 the best Of my knoSledge and
ability. With What 61eli : have schargei th
trusfs committed ny care, let the Iublic fhctrs
vi whom have been connected testify. ID epy
regretiOg the present disturbed condition of the
country, The secioI alisn thai prevails and the evil
co.'s quspees ID ensue from frSiIicidal var and
hloodshed, cannot assume the responsibilities ETA
new cat, susceptible of ferent sr uci ne and
which may he int rpIetd into an expression
willingness to axe NJ srms sgantt the land Of my
hir,a AID the home If my friends Whst.ver diff
ference Of opinions may exist as 10 the jus of
these conclusions, ] am sure the MOTIVES which
govern me, berein SET firth, cam fail 10 mest
the approval Of yourself and all other honorable
men.
Wi sentiments Of high personal rfgsrd, an,
very respectfully, &C., HARREL II. 90 bloc.
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Nevp from Tennessee by the Way or
Washing ton cay.

We asked yesterday whether we had any Tories
smonc rs in Tennessee. In the Washington Scr OF
the 1Ith inst. we find the following paragraph:
TrNNvssEE.-In the fight that took place IN Paris,
-ra1n o. the recent occasion Of TIE attempt OF me
hon Emerson Etheridge 10 address the people
here. the disunionists came 10 the meeting iuiy
armed and organized 20 put down free speech ~
behalf OF the Union, by vSholessle murder; lhelr
opnonents being uuprepsred for anything or
,6e sort they killed three gentlemen friends OF
Mr.. Ftberidce, one of them his broiher-ln-laW-and
wound two othersed. The consequence has ALREADY
been SO strong popular demonstration, a. t .at
disunion no longer dsres show is face IN that
quarter OF Tennessee where it caved IN on me mo
ment its cowardly and murderous character o DC
came distinctly appreciated by the masses: ne
UnOuists Of the State are everywhere armilg anu
organizing rapidly determined to resist by force OF
arms the atrOc,Ous usurpatiSn Of the Legislature 10
esssyiDg 10 revolutionZe Tennessee, as well as tne
use OF the railroads of Tennessee to the end OF max
ing war on the United States
The statement in regard 10 the fight at Paris 10
untrue In every particular, as is the remainder q
LIS story. But question suggests itself in Il ia
0nnection: Who communicates this iniorrnatiCn
he StOrf What Tory in Tennessee hSs inform
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17
PROCLAMATION.
Governor Of the State of Tennessee

sHN0 TIE sh riffs of the counties q Warren Canon Coffee
Van rurrn Frank lincoln Giles Bedford, Marshall
dsur7, kuth'Ifr Will amson. Hickman Hardia, WAsne.
lawrence So nd tatsG seng You ferrhy csnmAnCse
Cpcn an no eiGeon st all he PLACES - 70 dnS ee
yOsr respective counties 5ih Ct
after having Civ the not req the election Of
Msi fJr the 81 vsl1 CT the Mill
Gil the vacancy in saiO division thsrsf make
TO acco~i NJ 70 'az.
In testimony whereof I have hsreunts set my hand
& and caued the grea seal % said State be affixed
t~I st Nashville, the sSth dag Of April, 1851
- By the Governor IsHAh q. HARRIS.
RAY Secretary Of stzts.
"A
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A True SOutherBer.

The many friends ard acquaintsnces Of H. H.
GOODLoE, Esq, for the las: eight or ten years con
need with the Pension and other Departments at
Washington. and prior to that q Tennessesn, will
be delighted to see that he gives up all position
there join his brothers in the South and that is
services will be at the disposal of the Confederate
Government at Montgomery in q few days He
will fl any position assigned TO him with honor to
himself and with an ability that will render his
services An indispensable acquisition to any Depart
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

CONFEDERATE CoIN.-We lesIn that the Surerin-
tendent o: the branch mipt of the Confederate
Sis'es in this town. hiss received orders 10 strike
no more of the UDiie1 8 at coin. bu to reserve
tie bullion until dies for th' new coin Of tie Con-
fe icra:e States sre received Shich course
NJ n-anars ton - Uai2O5f1I G1l Si19dL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17
A Good Farm Ter sale.

VNTE oesr for sale Tie paos which Istenan has ved
w since ISIS, ane known the Rogers land, lying %
yellow Greek Dickson ecunty Tenn partly ne
shn one nile Of WAmsvie and three miles 81 IL Naa
Wills md Northwestern Railroad; hsaltAy, pleasent and a
aul part Of Tennessee Said l&nd hundfed
Aad ninety acseghy elezrei, and sbcet tfy
rood laaa 70 oeaR isn good q cultivation, With
irritable dwelling houses. Ou hsasss Ao. GOOD
sroards and several never falling springs Of e1csent water
sell tnberad and certainly made Of the DER
aee seckrus in this section Of ooanfry We promise
rgan this land and will all cash, on
st For farther Information call James McNsilly Who
vesneax said place, the saderEgDed Rswers Landing
Hennesses river. nYRS 4 BROTHER.
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"a that paper that The Unonists of the State are
Everywhere srning and organizing rapidly, deter
mined to resisf By fnroe OF arms tie anfim q
the Legislature! No such arrine and organizing
have been developed here. This cock and
bull story is gotten up for the purpose
of Influencing the LINCOLN Administration to
send mereensry troops into Tennessee to sustain
a few ambitious, reckless m<n who are DUNG all
they can to inaugurste civil war within our own
borders 1t is the desperate trick of bad men.
In the e3oy Of the 18th we find the following:
SENATOR ANDREW JeEysoE.-Our last intelligence
from this gentleman represents INN as continuing
his abors OF stumping the State II last tennessee,
surrounded by three or four hundred armed friends
who so where he goes. and by that mesns insure
him against the success Of the schemes for his as
sassipation which il is well known hSvs been
prepared by the disunionsts in various quarters of
Tennessee.
That is the verist CANNON that ever appeared in
| a newspaper of even questionable responsibility.
Such attempts to manufacture sympathy at the ex-
pense of truth can only result in injury to the indi
vidual sought to be benefited, as justly they
should.
ANDREW Johnson has certainly been listened to.
In his Trades against the South and his evident and
showed synpathy with its enemies, with pa
thence and forbearance that are amazing. If
Southern sympathiser had attempted TO
make such speeches against the North within
its borders, as JOHNSON has made against the South
in its very heart, he would not have escaped the
gallows. JOHNSON will, perhaps, be tolerated
little longer, but if he should attempt to carry out
his Infamous sentiments by overt acts, he will no
longer meet with the federation heretofore extended
tn him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

EMBARGO RAIsLD-The Indianians have got tired
Of being deprived of market for sheir butter egg
etc Their emb prO on market stufs intended Tor
Louisville was hurting somebody : but the victims
were not this side OF the river. They found that
the operation Of cutting off the to spite the
c. was neither pleasant nor prof;Rble They have
raised the embai go and gardeners, dairy men. and
so firth, may come undisturbed to our market and
get our money for their keting Louisville C0ur
te,, .udy I6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

COMPLAINTS OBI1 IRooPs.-One of the vol
unteers at Camp Harrison, who signs himself ON
''Old Soldier" sends the CiUcibnsi Gdzsas for
publication, bitter complaint that the soldiers do
not get enough to eat, and wants to know how lOrg
the defenders of their country goiag to lie
trested in that way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17
To the Volunteer o s., panies often.
EesSce!

EPORT to he Governor t1g VIII TIE tender for ser
u Vce, mp etc list the and nen Of each 10
pths the TO ss,ssd BY he "onYsrs its
st once af'-s' Of captain srSice esrs
whether infantry cavsi AT ley; sbd hos PROVIDED
VIM r Eni arrsh eeJ have made he Company
- unf mp f4uirsKs Jnd ~ IKE.
et she &c OFT he ,th 8 tie AZ am
line
No eII he furnished until tha company is mug ed afo
the service o. the Safe. IA hyiIi T,Rl
IA E5 W McHENRY
mag4-1tESE2V .a,ut.nt tsen.TSl
deE hi appeal and Knoxville Registe cIpy to amount
Of 8 each n forward bill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

We understand that Captain Jack Thompson, Of
0wen,boro has splendid company in readiness
for active vice, which he has offered 10 the Pres
idsnt Of the Confederate STATES. Mr. G. ". Taylor
is at present in the city masking afrsugf ments Tor
heir departure t. the Ct active operations
Louispi!Ie Courier, Nay l6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17
Fu.OlVeut NOtice.

AVIN7 suggsssS tn insolvency Of the e.tat Of Samuel
ae1e.on, deoeafei 20 the clerE the County oou-l
OF Psrry cnn all sr thrsf hehy V file
theiT cls duly att ed, Clerk on or besr
the t da e Nsvemoer for pro rata or the same viii
barre -his Est day Of ma, 1861.
y. B.nI3HOJs,
EnsNj-f31pF -ieeSa administrator.
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PI Exclamation Of
ESHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor Of the StaIe Of Tennessee.

sANO the sherhs and n'ronsrs said Sta s-GreetinC
You are hereb mRnded pen and b. 4 an ection
all tn: Plaesct hold eec ions in sour county on the
en- Gay OF a e rot frth pss Il voting ajn AR
All II IN eud,ncs O. Trance iSClgng tn de al
Me- isions he Seen the STATE of TslEess tat Of
Americ " and ALSO an ordinan for b ado on O. the Con
suIton OF tue Confederate Stats Antri,a n susr &c
an Act PISSED b. the General As'mbIy on he
ding 70
In testimony whereof I, IsEAsG HAR rs Governor
& IS al rPsad tave iisF5lntO caused
GUS srAi a. 81 the state to 2artDent
in Nashville on the 18th day Of May, 1851
By the Goyecnsr: IseAu y pARPIa
.. d. n FAV Secretary OF State usyli-asV3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

CRAVGE IN rHE CABISET.-Ihe SaVsnesh Repnb-
Ee tn sayt: We have got r. bell, tbst #
NJ are dy d,DP, q charge witl room he fl ,tsd il
the - binet If Presiden UsvIs. L. will extend to
the wa' and attorney Gvnsr~ps fi is4. q, it is
understood Mr.. Walker and Mr.. benjamin are 10
change places.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

SUPERVISION OF THE TELEcRArH.-J. HOrr, Super
intendent of the telegraph at Halifax, n. S. pub
fishes the following notice:
"All messages from points South of Washington
will until further notice, be subject to the supery-
sion of the Government of the United States"
1.-The telegraph lines, it will thus he seen, are in
the hands Of orr enemies, who employ lying agents
to prepare the dispatches sent South With this
explanation, the reader will understand what reli-
ance should be placed in the dispatches sent u.s.
With few exceptions, they are prepared without any
reoa= d whatever TO truth
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a most excellent regulation.

most excellent regulation.
FaoM HARTERs FERRT.-The Raleigh (N. c. Regis
tsr of the 10th says:
During the present week forty-nine cannon will
srrive at the Ferry. They consist of the Dahlgren
field pieces and Clumoisls Colonel Jackson in
tends planting a bat cry on the Mar, lanl heights
and also placing lar &c force upon the heights
This will render Harper Ferry imPregn4bIe.
Quite a number of men and boys are e. gagged in
making cartridges and moulding grape shot
The place presents quite military aspect. At
this Tina there are here scme three or four Reg
me 1t4 four Cavalry comp lnies and about twelve
fourteen pieces of Artillery.
There is hattery on the hill By the Powae-
house, one on tn Virginia side upon the mnuntai ;
aud several pieces plan ed at the bridge. Sever 4
hundred 'ldi~rs are kept on tire Maryland side a.
scouts. They go down 10 the easant Valley an
aei Vss to~A,us ,hv Pvnnsy lvsnia line
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Notice.

HNCR ObYoas tesons compelled. from ass th
~ dAss, 20 aiOpt tn s1otgsi1e Ash .. stem.
all Orders 200 Is Attention,
By remittance sufficient 70 cover the same.
msy4-dtwSBlm LANIER PHILLIPS & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

Percussion caps are being manufactured in this
city, also In Raleigh. n. c., Charleston S. G., and
Macon, Ga. There will be no scarcity of this arti
cle VINO is preparing to manufacture powder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

Amsrchant of this city. just returned from busf
ness visit to Kentucky, says that Mr.. 3reckinridge
informed him that he had no doubt that Ksnfucky
would soon secede.-Aug.sa Chronicle and Sentinel,
M1g 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

Col. a F, RUDLER, the brave cOmpsi ion in ANS
of Gen. wv WALKER, in Nicaragua, is now in
Augusta, recruiting company of eighty Len, for
service in the Confederate States Government.
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HUNTSVILLE FEMALE
College.
CIR ULAB LETTER.
HusTsvIrLE FEz.IE cgzrssz,

HuSTsvILLE FENNfE COxLEsE,l
Apia q, 1851. J
sfthe excitement prevailing ashout eoani
y. tits very desirable n young aies Who
hone u socaed sauia b plsci Ehsre heir parents
lance the map will show tia. HUETsVLE in eOrth Al
bamA far removed freE Pent likely 70 - attacked b. hoe
tile tr
AnaaSIs Organization, civil and military, has
I'd for the Of order and safety dOness
zis urbsnees
The keAhfanes saA social advantages Of unt vile are TOO
veil 70 require 1hsrs place IN all TIE
esun where the could be nty e1s hso N
ntifal town. vita its clean ssady size - s a,d
cool spr ng water. and It's Tgoratg ain nreezes
At nUHrsvnLk FEaALx COLLDsE 81ardng RHpilt val o 70
osTsd and conf rtAby for Vesn as well Is daring
the re suiar session. &C the ecbsol.
Letter Of Bishop James o. Andres
recently pzAlisheA he Mes Orb 'rStan AdFsczte
% rsachiEE Hunisyile went directly % ne Female Col
% icund se Iastsatioz In Ps,saryp pros er a. srnan
hand % assni niy altsge;h = snd 81 enurss
PES plea The beaBtss - mt vile rs sur
road he theme 81 Animation - al tays s % cd
noi ths Int, Ard viii only sg that The Oolsgs
sttr actions % Ptreuts AMI zatna
shc mas rsh = eiuaSs dABgtsfsor zar1s ksas
institnt on located midst ef nDunt5 which stu CON
pars av-raby with any n tie LAM fr in7sLoe Aad fEn
tone
A sosndne ..
TIE PrSatn o. VrEnizn. ant ~ hips-a % iFs
e Ten ees Hehss seen Wsikn"wI for maths ss :. -
- with tongue and pen, fsr SsEth<h os ssd
For ia,i p-rhsal.Ts. ssn1 fora ,aaIrgus.
Dsy4-IittE3t ALISON Pre- loen..
sale Of Drugs III aectIOn.
TN iOoiay, 9Th Nay IssI IvTI ssi at he a0ok
~ Of Oruas 4sssnea - trust, BY Os'a a pss;s, 81
10 he f,rner asee by hin. siis 81 Aa'A7
xess, f3S doors SsG Of the Puniis 'qusre.
TERMS % sets
AGFrms under $50 tut amount sa q H0aA %
aae' for notes "el end'f'sl p.ya'I IN s1n sr-s
Tor InfornsI,na29ly to EEin PsldIstoO' t"' ~ H's'
4 Her isOn Esq
nss5-dsds
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DIR s }. OGDBB

NCULD respectu " the OF NJ shvilis
" end Veini hat he has Cpend Del t,l koo. > On
Cherry street NO 80 oppUs he's where h will he pleas
60 10 receive AID Set uYo wishing Ltil
auon ptrhTnsd aD' tilts az HIS, II
promise o MAJ chan very mod, rst.
v ~ IT, n no Lase e. the Southern
mat wishes 70 have Tech operated befr gEg
Call atmJ tfhe= and dom free for Nothing
ADl20 -d2rs JcOeR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

EXNET NCDONALD-This brave young man who
refused to take the oath prescribed by the arsenal
authorities, and who was detained in custody. was
about to be brought before Judge Treat, Of the s
District Court 10 determine the legality of his de-
tenIlon which was delayed only on account of some
lnformality IN the application has now, pending
that proceeding either been carried ont Of the State
ulds ne STRIPES and sldrs to preclude the pos
slDinty OF discharge, or he has been secretly and
fouily dealt with
Thus 1t viii be seen, ali laval civil authority
PFeleAt VI conformity with the provisions of the
Constitution of the United States ia set ar nauobt
The bayonet is substituted for the CONSTITUTIONAL
sword usurps the place of the sacred charter. vii
General Harvey explain this enforcement cf the
Constitution and the st Louis Journal lEsyli
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IusOIVenG Notice.

IL Terson. having claims against Asestata Of A Davis
n deceased reby notified Sic them With tn Clerk
the lunty Court Weak Tennessee his ooe il
Dresden, before the 18Th day August adiud
on and pr rata distribution. having suggested theInso
vency OF said estate and Ole haVnE %, onsed that
Or the sdi uIc.tion OF t claims Syaiast he
x ROSS, Administrator,
Of The estate q " A Davis, deceased
nsy4-E4,pr'5Iees3t
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Esiray in Dickson County.

FENLREN By g. nevore, In Bi.snan ty Tenn IIh
Nti't, a tie Sd cf ADril J6i, yell " gray Fili,
hb ut cd hauds inch hghI hind f,ot vi te
~ TO re 10 NJ small wat; - f1rrhs q; hi
'oot 5ktEbei b, Tie gear. 3. DEAN RI se,
u2j5wN HIS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

The PROBABILITY OF RECOGSTTIoS.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Express, forms
ing his conclusion from the position occupied by the
foreign minister at Washington, says;
whenever The Southern ConfederaCy can manage
to stand Alone it will find difficulty in securing
Its recognition by the leading Powers of Europe.
Such at least is the belief of neutral Southern men
of great intelligence, resident in this city,
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InsOlyent Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of Ann A Viii
decese notified Ale them with the Clerk
Of the County urt Of Wessley county Tennessee his
Dres1e before Tire 10Th day of August 70 Adud
cation and pro dsru ion. having the ns
Veucy Fail estate Clerk having appointed that day
for the adj Indication OF the claims inst tina
W RO-5. Admir- ds bonis non.
~ the sstS.e Of Ann Wilson, deceased.
nnay4-Wstpr sseeS3s
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN TEX s.
which place be Jeff on Monday, h inst ststes ,ba,
the night previous 10 his leaving an express arriv
from Col. VIM. C Young, eskipg fer IS, i.tsnce in
besisgirg Fort Arbu, ke, in he Ihdan Nation. Col.
YonI & b ad alres3J taken Fo Wsshiia. bu, founJ
AIMS lie d With tim 500 Texans, aud 1000
ChOoiaW l0dsus-l500 U. S. troops we're reported
TO be 10 E. 1T Artuck e. n r'hern Tex4s were VOL
untsering en- mssse to 60 TO YOuus's assistance.
Neic Orleans PicGyane, AGy IA.
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Military cap Mandatory.
Every sOuIhernOr should Read At!
NEW YORK DAY BOOK,
DAILY's FOR sALEBY
f. HAGAN co.,
nsy IL College Street.
CHANCERY NOTICE

CktANCEhf NO IICL.
HAYDEN SAVAGE vs. E HameIton e. als-,Judgueut
and Attach ~ent Bill.Msy Rulss. 1851 On notion Of
Complainant BY his solicitor and tpPe'rDg the satae
ton OF the CLERK and Master an allegation in coupIsa
ants bill, which is that the defendant: Hamelton,
resident Of the State OF Tennessee It is therefore or
dered that public alton be nsSe ucc sslve weeks in h.
Union and American, newspaper published in city Of
Nashville requiring SAID defendant appear tsfJre judges
Of the Chancery Court Gluebcro, Jrkson count Tennes
see on the I'd Monday il August 1851 and there o e ter
bis defence 70 ainsnts BILL cment will taken ct
confessed and the be rte as to
him WN II ROrT- q & N
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