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15HAM 6. HARRIS,

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r thfi State ol Tennessee

STUof'toreL IshamV Harris, Governor as aforesaid, byTlSSrif thfr-an- d authority in me Tested,, hereby offer

a reward of tie hundred and fifty dollart, to any person er per-m-

who may apprehend raid Baxter, and delrter bin to the(Sheriff or Jailor of ourceunty oT Bedford, In order that Justice,

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my handf and earned tbe enat al of the State, ti be Affixed atJL.8 Nashville, tneiauiaay ol Zlaicn, itKl.

S By the Govern-- : ISlIAMa HARMS- J. IS B.Xay, Secretary of State.

DESCRIPTION .Said Barter ti about ID yeara of age, Tery ilia, tlx. feet high.

ligai nair aua iigui complexion.mar20-lr- a

ACKICULTCHAL AND SEED STORE

. , NO MARKET street.Nas livi lie, Tennessee.... i

WE hareapprovedon hand and' are constantly (applied with the

AGRICtJL,TUItAL IMPLEMEKTS AND MACHINES

AND ALBO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

PURE AND SELECTED SEEDS,

MACHINES AND imPLEILIEXTS.Portable Steam Engines, SIThreshing Machines,

Reapers and Mowers,Straw Cutters,

' ' ' Corn Sbellen. .' " - IFitld Rollers,

Circular 8awMJll,Seed Powers

WheatGrift Mills,

Cider Mills,Hay Pre iset.

Sugar Mills,Horse Hay Bates,

iit. Cultivators,Harrows,

Churns,Olorer Hullers, etc i

OloverSeed.Timothy Seed'

Clean Bine Grass Seed,Orchard Grass Seed, ,

Stripped Bine Grass Seed, ' '

Herds Grass Seed,Millet Seed,

Hungarian 8eed,Buckwheat 8ed, a. .

Lucerne Beyl,Osage Orange Seed.

Springand Fall Buley,Oats;

Bye,Potatoes.

I, T .Perennial Bye Orasi ca .

SUNDRIES.Flitter Paris,

Land Plaster,Guano,' Hydraulic Cement.)

.ARMSTRONG A:

DR. J. II. McLEAN'S

THE GREATEST BEMEDY

in The "World,AM) THE

Most Delicious

Delightful CordialIYER TAKEN

The thousands npon thous-ands who are daily using Mc-

Leans Strengthening Ceidial,cert fy that it is absolutely aninfallible remedy for rsnon- -

: vaUngand Invlrroratl ticMore taking.the Biood restoring the side, suffering invalid' to

HEAL'sH AND STRENGTHThere is no mistake About It.It will rare T.!ver rjomnlainls. Dysnensia. Dlarrhcea. Drsen

tery, ndache, De jeuion of Spirits, Ferer and Ague, InwardFerer, Bad Breath, o r any disease 01 me urer, Btomacfi or jctels.

O" GENTLEMEN, do yen wish to be Healthy, Strong andVigorous J

ft"? LADIES do you want the Bloom of nealth to mount toyour uneeas again i taen go i u uu gci

Cordial and IlloodPurifier.

IVlay not a moment: it is warranted to glre satisfietion. Itwill sure any disease of theKidoeys.Womb.or Bladder; Faint-ing, Obstructed Menstruation, Failles; of the Wormb, Barrenness, or any dtseti s arising from Chronic or Nervous Debility,it is an Infallible Remedy.

FOR CHILDREN.So you wactyour-delicat- sienlr.pnny Children, to be nealthy

Etront aai Robust 7 then give them McLKAN'S STRENGTH-ENI5-

CORDIAL, (see the direeUons on each bottle) it is delido us to takeJO Ooe taken every nomine fasting, is a sure

. 'preventive sgslnst Crllls and Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera orany preralling dltease.

JJj.CAOIIoN J Beware of Druccists or Dealers who may.'' , try to palm uppn you a botUe of BIttrrs or Sarrarilla, C bich

they can buy cheap.) ky nylsn it is Juit as good There areeven men BASE enough tc stea partofmy name to dab theiTILE decoctions Avoid sueV In'amous PIRATES and theirTilliano s compounds ! Ask for Dr i. II. .MeLean'sMiength-enin- g

Cordial and BIoi Puriner Take nothing else. It is the' fenly remedy thatwll Purity your Blood thorouihly. and, atjXlhe same time. STREN'JTHKN and INVIGORATE the whole

organization. It is put up in large Bottles SI rer bottle, orsix botltles for 5.

DR J. II McLE N. Sole Proprietor,Corner of Third and Pine streets. It. Louis, Mo.

DICITIcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL 1'Jl.LS,For Elver Complaints Ililiousncn Head-

ache, Ac,nnnEBE has nevrr been a CATHARTIC medicine offered toI the public, that has given such entire satisfaction as MC-

LEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS.Eel n if entirely vegetable, they are perfectly innocent and can

be talca by the mot tender infant; yet prompt and power'ul inremoving all Bilious secretions. Acid or Impure, Feted Matterfrom the Stomach. In fact they are tbe only Pills that shouldbe used in malarious iVjtricla

They produce no Griping. Sickressor Palo in the Etemach orBowels, though very active aDd search ng in their operatloa,promoting healthy secretions of the Liver and Kidneys. Whowill suffer from Biliotsneii, Headachtt and Foul Stomach, whenao cbeip a remedy can be obtained ! Keep them constantly onhand; a single dose, taken in season, may prevent hours, days,

nd months of lick ten. Ask for Dr. J-- McLean's Univer-sal Pills. Take no other Being coated they ar taste'ess. Priceonly S3 cents per box, and can be sent by mail to any part ofthe United Elates.

J. n. MeLEAN, Sole Proprietor,Corner of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.

DItJ.U. MCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN13IEXT.

Tlie best ExtcrnnI in the "World for Irian orIleuot.

if human beings have been saved a life ofmisery, by lbeuecf thu invHluabl. Lini-

ment. It will relie PAIN alcost inst.ntateoutly, and itwill cleanse, purifr anJ hesl the foulest SORK in sn incredibleshort time McLEAN'f VOLl'ANIC OIL LINIMENT will

most invetera't caea of Rheumatism, Oofft or Neu-

ralgia, for Paralysis, Co.tracted Moscles, StlCnets orWeskseism the Joints. MujcI s, or Ligaments, it will nevei fail.Two applications will cure S. re Throat, Headache or Earache,For Burns or Scalds, or any Tais, it Is an Infallible Remedy.Try it. and you will find it an indi pensible remedy. Keep italways on hand.

PLANTER8, FARMERS, or any one having charge of torses,will save money by using Mclean's Volcaric Oil Liniment. ItIs a speedy and infallible cure for Galls, Sprains, Chafes,Bwelliag, Lameness, Sweeny, Sores, Wounis, Scratches, or anyexternal disease. Try it, au.l you wlUbe conviuced.

DR. J. U. McLXAN, Sole Proprijtor,SalLt Lonis, Mo.

Torsale at Proprietor! prices by Berry & Denoville andG.W Henderahott mar-- M twiwly

-- NEWALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.,

jk Importer mid Jobfccru ol

STAPLE: A FANCY DRY GOODS, & CLOTHING

' No. 41 Square,

NASHVILLE,,, ,t : TENNESSEE.

are now prepared to offer to cash and prompt timeWE our u.ual assortment of biuing ani BummerDry Goocrand Clothing, and will make it to the interest cf all

to exam luegoodmen 'ti;tLISON, ANDERSON t CO

m

Xatlivillo, Tenneaoce.Hotel If sif ated 01 Broad street, near th, Nashville

THIS Decatur Railroad deot, convenient also to theSteamboat landing, and Is now conducted by w. K.IIacewt,(late of Giles county.) where he will use fc bsrf endeavors tomake the house a home to the Travel" and the Boarder,prices to suit the times. Come and, try U I le't''bis meats as to make sure connestca with any of tin 1

Trains leaving the city

IIA7TKPiUKC AND REPAIRING.W. U I B D E K will henceforth mate nasavuie nisperDnent rcsi wnr,. an win tun,. I'ianofe. OrtianBi

La JiiAel"uV"k tj tbe year or single itning, anucan muucftti as since he will spend at least one week in everymuauiinine c.ty and vicinity. He will visit regularly tbetownslsMidile, Weit.and East Tennessee, and North Alabamaand Idississipj OrdersleftatBenson JtCo.'s Music Store,oSeed's Plata P.Toms. on Churca strest. CsmmrjiVcatioci by

mail viU ha promptly attsniedto. prll d4wiw,tf

H7T1

xxvi. TENN., MAY 1861. NUMBER

PROCLAJJCATION

lnttattIf.oayberandecuted.

JIAKUFACTUKED.

Cordial

BLOOD PURIFIER

taiiln&tilmuri

THOUSANDS

GOODS!

BROADWAY HOUSE,

O

in ii inn.

of1861

PUBLIC SQVABf!

Nashville,; Tens,

rWhite StoneWare !

E ' ARTIOLBJ MADE.

TAINTED STONE WARE, every article made

PRINTED AND COMMON STONE

WARE,

Every Articie;niade.

BISTO-XilS-

xv car aKTicu Midi.

French China, Gold

Band, White and

GlassFinest cut and cheap! est press.

SILVER PLATED WARE,

best goods made.

TABLE CUTLERY, finest quality.

Japan Tin Ware,

GREAT TA

LOOKIISTG- - GLASSES

Every Sliei

Coal Oii JLampSsj

from SO cents to $15 each.

BEST .COAL OIL

CHILDREN'S

Cabs and Carriages,

SOME VERY FINE.

FaEFKIGIRATORS & ICE CHESTS;

Most approved make,

WATER COOLERS.

AND

ZOO

Bronze and Parian Figures.

SOVE VERY FIXE

Fruit Cans, Class and Tin, most

approved.

ItlUD CAGES, good assortment.

BRITANIA AND BLOCK TIN "WARE,

WOOD &, WILLOW WARE?

House Furni&lilnc; Good Generally

T0Y8 AND FANCY ARTICLES OF USE AND ORNAMENT

In great variety.

All of which will be sold

25 per cent, less

than usual,

For 0&,2Slx2eratrtguUrprlcea&ai usual tin to

PROM5T PAVING buyers;

This stock is yery Is rge and complet e la Variety and Style, andc examination is solicited from the Wholesile and Retail trade

by

II. A. HICKS & CO.marlO

JAMES M'LAUGHIiIN & CO.,(S7CC5S0IU1 TO A. JSTXtESO

C mmlsslrm. Feed t Produce .SlercbaatafsiaucM u

HAT, O.ITS.COEN, BRAN AND FEES BTUJP,

iro. s so via uasksi stsesi,NASHVILLE, ...... TENNESSEE.

Jan3-- tf

Huinffariau iirass Seeds,SACKS HungariaaGra'S Seeds, for tale by

JAMES M'LAUQHLIN A COtf

Potatoes. Potatoex.JUST received per steamer Nashville, 100 barrels ext a Ne

PotatciS. for sale byJAMES McLAUGHLAH tt CO.,

JnW-t- f No. 8 Market street.

Lard, Lard, Lard,JreirecelTtd per steamer Nashville, a choice lot of

Per family use, for sale byJAMES McL VUGHLIN & CO.,

Jan27-- tf Ma. P Market street

Flour, Flour, Flour.JUST received per steamer Nashville, SOO hags Extra Family

forsale byjamxs Mclaughlin & CO.,

jaaS--tf No.8Marketstreet.,

i'LOUR. I'LOtlt.Qf f B 1GS Double Extra Family Flour, a aaperisr Whitii J Jf J ust received, and for sale by

james Mclaughlin co..marl7--tf No. 8 Market st reet.

ILVMS, HAias.ff T LBS Hires. Inst received sad for sale by'

OvMfvr JAMES M'LAUGHLI & CO.,marl7--U No. 8 Market street.

SI UES AND SHOULDERS.V rfh 4 Ok LBS Sides and Shoulders, Just received1 J.JJJ and for sals by' JAMESM'LAUGLIN&CO:,

mar!7--tf No. 8 Market street.

BOLTED MEAL.1 Vkk'BiHS Bolted Meal, in bushel bags, for family use,

L-- r V J aft received and for asle by

marl7--tf No- - 8 Market street.

BRAN AND SIIIPSTIJFFS.BAGS Erin and Shlpstsffs, just received and for

UUU sale, byJAMES il'LAUQI'LIN t CO.,

msrI7--tf No. 8 Market reet-t- s

CORN, CORN.BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corn, Just received

and for sale byJAMES M'LAUQHLIN & CO.,

marI7-- tf Ko. 8 Market stree

LARD, LARD.O lf lf KEGS prime leaf Lard, put up for family UK inrW V 39 tbs ltegs. Just received and (or sale by

JAMES M'LAUQHLIN & CO.,mar!7-t- f No. 8 Market street

Hams, Hams.lnnn CHOICE HAMS, Just received and for sale byOUUU JASMcLAUQHLIN&OO.

febl4-- tf

Seed Corn.8A0K8 Seed Com in the Ear, for sala by500 JAMSS M'XiAUOHLIN & CO.,

eb5-- tf

FRESIX MEAL.rereived and for sale 100 sacks Fresh Corn Meal byJUST - JAS McLACGHLIN & CO.

janG-t- f No. 8 South Market streeti

HAY, HAY.BALE3 Timothy and Hungarian Hay, Jut releived300 and fcr sale by

J AMi3 Sl'LAUUULlN & CO.,marl7-- tf No. B Market atreeU

OATS.?f BUSHELS prime Bed Oats, just received and for

JUU tale byJAMES M'LAUGHLINfc CO.,

FLOOR.A frf BBLS Superfine, Extra, Family, and Extra Family,

Oll in store and to arrive per Rsilrotd and River, forsale on commission by W. WATT8 h. CO.,

febSO tf Nc. SBr.adway

XTRA fine White and Blue Neshanock Potatoes, just receivE ed per Uen Andeison, for sale bymarH-t- f BENJ F SHIELD3 & CO.

DIVIDEND.Tennesiei Marine and Fire Insurance ComponTHE day declared a l dividend of six ddl

per share, payable to the stockholders on demand.A. W. BUTLE R

apl3-l- w Secret

THE STAR GALLERY X

Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes.MELAINOTYPES,

8PHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.No ii, Union Street next door to Wess' A Thompson's.

T. F. SALTZMAN,(lati orxiUTOK at Bronxs' aauxar.)

fitted op rooms as above, exclusively for thatHAVING cf business. Is prepared to receive the ladles andgentlemen of Nashville and make foe liaiUt of their faces, ishe highest style cf the Art. Noexpensehas been spared eithern furnishing his apartments cr procuring the latest and mostxnproved apparat as ud materials, and the subscriber conftdent-initve- s

all who may want pictures ts give him a call, pledgingtlsfaction in evny case.TT? Entraneenevt doorfWestlto Weuel & Thompson.5C3 T V. RALTZMAN

Notice.copartnership heretofore existing under the style ofTHE GiutzxsoH & Co. was this day dissolved by mu

tu&l consent. J K GoxutsoN retiring from the firm.JO EDWARDS,J. E. GILEERSON,

Jury 14, 1600. K. P. EDWARDS.

jo. Edwards, r. a. harms, i. r. xdwarssEDWARDS, IB A KRIS & CO.,

(SCCCXiSORJ TO EDWARDS GILZZRSOH & CO.)

sfSTTTLL continue the Wholesale Grocery. 7orwardig andVV Commission business at the old lUnd, corner College, and

Church streets July 15-- tf

L A 1KE KINGSTON

Ice Ooia3.i5a,33.3r- -

undersigned have now on hand 4 COO tens aTHE

KAKE KINGSTON ICE,nd with such a supply they are ready to fill all orders. The

depots uied lait 1 eason are re opened, and any orders left at themwill receive prompt attention.

CONRAD, 0HANDLER & CO.,No 43 South College street.

N. B Particular attention given to filling country orden.imsn2C-d2- m

AM now receiving a fine assortment ofI GAITERS, BOOTS AND SHOES,FOR

THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE

They are ofeicellent quality and from the best manufactarers.and will be offered low for cash

JUUi A. 11A.UAUC,apI17-- tf No. 42 College street.

1861

SECOND IMPORTATION

OF

SPRIIG AND SUMMER

GOODS!

Tl IIPSDI i CO

Are now receiving their

Second ImportationI OF THE

SEASON.

Figured Grenadines,Embroidered Poplins.

Embroidered English BaregesOrgandie Itluslius,

Figured Llticn Cambric,Black Mantles, new styles;

ITIonrning Goods,L

Embroideries.Heavy Plantation Goods,

Linons,Domestics, Ac., Ac.

THOMPSON & CO,,ap!12--tf war No. 59 College street.

Plilladolph'rt Made Clotliinr;,aije roic Tsaxt Davs ohlt.)

E are in receipt of an invoice of Coats. Fants and Vests,of anDorior styles, which are deeidrdly Oniir.

apU-- tf BKNJ FSniEDStCO

REU AND WHITE IRISH POTATOES ATAUCTION.

ILL be sdded to our sale thismorning elphty barrels FineNehaaoek Potatoes, now landing from steamer. Nash

Tille BENJ V SUIKLI'S&CU,aplG-- lt Central Rooms.

Corn, ilay and ais.A SUPERIOR lot of Corn, Hay .and Oats, Just received

l and foraiJeatlow Cjiresby COMBS It MARTIN.anl-- m

Ii AD SEW C HOP

i.'..,.

Garden Seeds

JUST RECEIVED BT

STRETCH & FORBES, Druggists,

cotsna coluux akd dkios tir.zrrs

s7JON81STINa1 all of.ha popular kinds, such as

Silver Skin Onion Setts,

Red Weathcrficld, do do,

Extra Early Peas,Large HEarrowlat do,

Valentine Beans!Sugar Parsnip Seed by the pound.

Cabbage Seed " "

Radish seed " " "

Together with a large variety in Papers to which we invite tbeaiienuon 01 uarcseri apu otners. .

sCHEAP CASH

DRUG HOUSE!

3TRETCH & FORBES,

Corner College & UnAoii Streets,

HASUVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Country Merchants, Physicians, Planters and close cashhuywill find it Terr much to their Interest to call and purchase theirgoods at the CUeap Cash Drue House of

STRETCH & FORBES,

They have row In store and are constantly receiving direcfrom first hand Importers and Manufacturers, everything per-taining to the Drug business, such a-s-Alcohol, Pure White lead,LlnstedOil, Castile Soap,Turpentine, Alum and Glue,Tarnishes, Cloves and Nutmegs,Window Glass Garrett's nus,Pntty, Tube Paints,Ind'go and Madder, Artists Brushes,Cuchineal, Fine Teas,Bird, feed, Sweedish Leeches.Wines and Brandies, Springs,Fnrs WW kies.

STRETCH & FORBES,Are also Extensive Dealers in

Ambrotrpe, Mclninotypo, PbotosrapU and

Daguerreotype Goods,

And Artists' Apparatus and Chemicals of every description nuse.

New Tork Bills duplicated In every instance, at Cost and Car-

riage. '

STRETCH & FORBES

Also keep on hand the largest and best stock of

Trutscs and Supporters

ever offered in this city. Whatever may be the site of the pa-

tient, or the kind of hernia, he cm certainly be suited by callingat the Corxir or Cotxxox 1x0 Union Struts wtere can befound atoodassortmeat of Surgical and Dental Instruments,Lace Stockings, Enee Caps, Anklets,ic-feba.t- f

BEFORE TARING THE AFTER TARING THE

Elixir Elixir!DOCTOR RIGHT'S

CELEBRATED

REJUVENATING ELIXIR!Prepared on the strictest Pharmaceutical principles by one of the

ablest Chemists ef the age.

is altogether a new medicine, the result of mcdernTHIS in the vegetable kingdom, being an entirelynew and abstract method or cure, irrespective of all the eld andworn out systems published by accomplished quacks to the suffer-ing. Dr. Wright, wll knowing the deception practised upon theuninitiated, felt It his duty at once to have this Elixir tested bythe whole Medical Facult i who, without even one dissentingvoice, have given In their adherence to its perfect and undividedcontrol over the whole physical man when his frame has beenreduced, and when all other medicines known to the Fharmacopceia have been tried in vain. t years of patientinvestigation, and a nil desporandum determination havecrowned the Doctor's efforts, and be now offers the Elixir to suf-

fering humanity as tbe only thing that can cure the followingdiseases namely:General Debility,

Mental and Physical Degression,Imbecility,

Determination of Blood to the Head,Confused Ideas,

Hysteria,General Irritability,

Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Night,Absence of Muscular Efficiency,

Loss of Appetits,Dyspepsia,

Emaciation,Low Spirits,

Disorganization of the Org&as ofGeneration,

Palpitation of the Heart,And, in fact, all the concomitants of a nervous and debilitatedstate of tbe system.

As a Stimulant,It is quite different from alcoholic preparations. It if not subectto reactions in any shape ; it continues ts exert Its influence

gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity exists forIts presence.

As a Female Medicine,It Is equally powerful and effective, and restores the equilibriumsooner and safer than all the other medicines which for yearshave flooded the market, and which are only Injurious, id placeof assisting or renovating the constitution . for a very good reason, too, that tbey are only made from the effusions of mindsgnorant of the Medicat profession altogetlier.

No Minerals 1

Dr. Wright thinks it well to stake bis professional characteron the fact, that no minerals whatever form the least componentparts of the ingredients of his Rejuvenating Elixir well knowlng what ruin has been entailed on the community by opium andmercury.

Generally, to the debilitated. Dr. Wrlgnt would say, Neverdespair. No matter how worn down jou may be, no matter howweak you are no matter what the cause may have been forsakeat once whatever has led you to depart from Hygienic principles

take hisRejuvenating- Elixir,

And you will soon fid yourself a new man a pride instead otbe reveise, to your friends, and a healthy, S9ind, and worthyLa ember of the human family.

Bj Price S- - per bottle, or three bottles for 85, and forward-e- d

by mall to all par's or the United States.Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States

and Canadas. Tbe trade supplied at a liberal discount.For sale by the proprietors.

J. AVRIGHT 6c CO.,31 and 151 Chartres street,

New Orleans, LaiSold in Nashville by G. W. Hendershott, Berry b. Demoville,

wing Pendleton, and all responsible dinggists oc2S

OLD SACHEtfl BITTERS,AND

WIGWAM TONIC.delicious and d Bitters are recommended by

THESE Fhysidans of the country, on account of their

PURITY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.They are pleasant as nectar to tt'etsste, and are pronounced

the best Tonic and Stimulant ever offered to the public.Their curative powers In esses of General Debility, Loss ot

Appetite, Constipation, etc., are unparalleled, and as a guaran-tee that we feel warranted in claiming what we do, we beg leaveto stats that our assertions are ecdo'sed by

Prof SILIMAN, of Vale College.Prof. UAYSlS.of Massachusetts,

and hundreds of others.For sale by Grocers, wine Mero f, and Druggist generally.Principal Depot, 43 Walter 'HivrYork. decMy.

SENT BY EXPRESS

Retailed at Wholesale Prices,Made to Measura at $18 per doz. J

or srsirortariNS dollars, '

Without Collars on,,with Collars on $2 pec dor. extra.MADE OF NETV-Y0E- MILLS MUSLEI,

With fine, Linen Bosoms, and warranted as good a Shirtas sold la the retail storej'at J2.S0 each.

ALSO, THE VERT BEST SHIRTS THAT CAN Be'. MADE AT 2 EACIL

P. S. Those who think I cannot make a good Shirt for$1S per dosen are mistaken. Here's the cost of one jdozen $1S fine ehirts. 1

80 yards of muslin atl4)fe. per yd. $4 35J yards of fine Linen, at 50c per yard, 3 SOMakingand catting, , 6 00Laundry, $1; buttons and cotton, tOc 1 MProfit .2 b

Total x. ?1S 00

Self Measurement for Shirts.Printed directions sent free everywhere, and so easy

to understand, that any one can take their own measurefor shirts. I Warrant a good fit. The cash to be paid tothe Express Company on receipt of goods.

The Express charges on on dozen SKrts from New.Tork to New Orleans is $1.. P. S. -P-ARTIES WIsniNO tnHRTS IN HASTE, nothaving time to send for Rules of Measurement, shouldsend per mail, prepaid, one of the best Dttlngthirts theyhave got, slating any alterations that may bo required.

S. W. H. WARD, from London,

387 Broadway, up stairs,Between White & Walker Streets, NEW-YOR-

October 16, ly

HORACE II. HARRISON,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Noi 42 Ocdar (Street,Opposite tin Catholic Ch,urci.,XatKvUU, lennetSM,)

LL practice in the several Courts held In Nuhviliin the Chancery and CircultOccrts atMeMinnviilt.

mhl9-dt- f.

PORTEK, JOHNSON & CO.

Tlie only Exclusively Wliolcialo

DEALERS IN

Hats, Caps, Bonnets & Straw Goods

in the crrr,

No. 51 Public Square,NASHVILLE, TENN.

imTE are now receiving aid opening an ent;rely new stockv of Snrlntr and Summer Goods, which we

are offering with superior INDUCEMENTS to Fill for CASHor to frompt foyers on our usual lime, ana we assure inem vvisWILL mtke it to thus i.vrmtsT to call ana examine our iiocxbefore purchasing eleiewhere

marl7-t- f B s

B. S. WELLEIS, SR.,woarjot u

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRONX5D Ptll.VH III

Agricultural Implements,FIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,

ALSO

BULBOUS ROOTS OF ALL VARIETIES,JTo. SO South road Street, KathxHie.

P. 8. Roofiing and Guttering in Copper and Tin in the mostsuperior styles, In town and country. Peck, Smith & Co. s Tinners Machines and Hand Toouror sale.

mh24 tf.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIALINSURANCE COMPANY,

CAPITAL 8100,000 1 ALL PAID IN.Orncx at Ao. 3G, corner of Cedar ttrect and Public Sgvare,YKTILL take risks against Loss or Damage by Fire on Build- -wv ings, Goods. Wares and Merchandize generally. Alsa,

on Shipments against loss or damage by Seas and rivers to and(rom all points.

AJjSU uiis on negroes againn we uangers oi me luveriDIRECTORS.

Autx. Fall, W. T.Bzrrt,Airrnoxr W.TairLuat, Joed H. Ewiit,Jon EtRiKin, Hcsh McCrza,Jahxs Woods, Josxra Edwaiiss,R C.McNakt, Irbt Moasan,

W, H. Evaks:ALEXANDER FALL, President;

Jama Walxsx. See etary. aug!7.

Jilliiil

40 Public Square, Nnsltvllle,IMPORTERS ASP pr.AI.KRS IX

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DKY GOODS

Are now receiving and opening their stock of Spring Goomating their aisortmaat full and complete.

mar9-dl-

stoves ! G-rate- s 2

TINPLATE I TINWARE ! &c. &ctarenow In receipt of a very large and choice selectionWE Coal and Wood Cook and Heating Stoves, Parlor,

Chamber and Office Grates. Tinplate, Block Tin, Copper, SheetIron, Zinc. Wire, Pressed, Japaned and common Tinware, all ofthe very best quality

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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.

OFFICIAL.

Decisions of tbe Supremo Court or theMate of Tennessee at Nashville, Decumber Term, 18RO.

Oinnawsy and wire and others vs. Jas. A. Tarpley and others.This is a contest between the complainants and

tneir latner, James A. Tarpley, wno died alter theniing ot me bill, as to the title ot a negro slaveAmy and her ten children. The father claims theslaves as his absolute and several property, and hischildren insist-tha-t tbey are entitled as joint ownersunder the will of their grandfather. Uader Dement.The case must be determined by the construction ofthe will.

Cader Dement made his will in 1818, and died thenext year. He directs that all his property, bothreal and personal, be sold and divided into fourteenshares, and designates tho persons by name, whoare to take each. His daughter Charlotte, who bedmarried James A. Tarpley, was then dead, leavingthe complainants as her children. About that timeTarpley married a second wife, by whom he afterwards had children, but Lad none by her at thedate ol the will.

The clauses of the will upon which a constructionis now to he placed, are the lollowmg :

1. " Une share to James A. Uarpley and his cuid- -ren.

2. " Be it understood, that each leratee has received heretofore, it is to be reduced out of theirpart," He then proceeds to specify what each hadreceived in dollars and cents, whether m propertyor money, and in relation to this case, says :

o. "James A. larpieyand his wile Charlotte harereceived six hundred and fifty dollars, including onenegro woman and her children, by tfie name of Amy,thai inev received at ten years old, or their part."

jnow the question u, whether under these provisions the title to Amy ana her children vestedsoiely in the Jatuer, Jas. A. Tarpley, as an advancement to his wile, or to him jointly with his children.

The rule that the intention of tbe testator mustbe collected from the will itself, and not elsewhere.or by parol evidence, except in case of latent ambiguity, does not iorbid a reference to the statuteof tacts under which the will was made, but an investigation of tbe surrounding circumstances oftentends to illnstrato the true intention and meaningof the testator, "lo this end, it is obviously essential that the judicial expositor should place himselfas tuny as possible in tho situation of the personwhose language ne has to interpret; and guided bythe liett thus thrown on the testamentary schemehe may find himself justified in departing from thestrict construction ot the testator s language.-- 7 1 Jar.on W. 3C3 and notes. Thu?, facts may be proved toshow the state ot the testator s property, or suchtacts as were Known to him, that may have intluenced the detention of his property in a particularway. s ricK. J13,;4UU. According to these rulesand authorities, we may iu this case look to thefact that the daughter of the testator was dead: thatcomplainants were the grand-childre- n, and that thewoman Amy and her children had been claimed byhim up to the time of making his will; that thisclaim had always been admitted by hisTarpley, in executing his notes for nominal hireand permitting him to pay taxes, doctor's bills &cfor them. We may also take into consideration thespeakin" fact that these slaves were of three orfour times the value of the part ofthe estate given to larpiey and.tns children.

in view ot these lacu, it could iiardly be supposed that it was the intention of the testator tocive all these slaves to the son-in-la- and stillmake him equal with his children in the one-fo-ur

teenth. Yet, if this has been explicitly done, or ifthe language used will admit ol no other fair construction, it must be so, as we cannot make a willfor the testator by conjectural interpretation uponour notions ot wnat he mignt.or should have doneOur duty is to expound, and not to create or alter.This cannot be done by parol evidence ot intentionor declaration.

So, the question is, what is the fair interpretationof what we ana written, considered in the light olall the surrounding circumstances.

Tarpley cannot controvert the perfect right of thetestator to theve slaves at the time of making hiswill. lie la e8toped in every lorm from doing so.He gave his note lor the hire the very year the willwas made, as he had done lor many years before.It is not material whether tlie hire was nominal ornot. It was a written recognition of tlie right. Hecannot then claim them as an advancement to hiswife to which his marital right attached. If thatever could have been done, it was waived or surrendered. Tho right ol property then was in thetestator, and the question is, was it disposed of bvthe win; ana it so, to whom, me language is am:t- - i : t. : m... C- - jr,uiguuus aim Jiie.iiiuii. ih is ujaiiuegv iieuiu not in-tend to die intestate as to them or anything else heowned. This the law never presumes. And tiereference made to them in the third clause showthat they were not intended to be permitted. Butto whom did the title pas3 by the will ? To no oneby express words, but only by implication. He sawfit to make his w equal with his grardchildren in the general legacy ot 1 1his whole estate. Hut as between them and hbother children, there was to be dedncted Irom that$G50, which their mother and father had previouslyreceived from him. In this sum was expressly included the slaves in question, at a valuationhe arbitrarily nxed upon tnem. They were required to be accounted for as a part of the $050,and not at tneir real value at that timelie had an unquestionable right to set anyprice upon them he saw proper, as the sum to beaccounted for by these legatees. He could as wellreler to the value of the girl Amy at two years old,as to the present value of her and her increase. E ecould do what he pleased with his own, and no onehad the power to question it. It would seem mostunreasonable and unnatural to suppose that he in-

tended to give to this branch of the family five orsix thousand dollars worth of slaves at 3650; andthat without including his grandchildren in its benefits. He surely eould not have intended to give allthis to the father who was a stranger to his blood,

nd then let htm in to an equal participation withhis grandchildren in tbe legacy ofand that even to be reduced to the extent of thsvalue he fixed upon the slaves. It would be a mostextrordinary case if such was the purpose. Toadopt that as the scheme of the will and the inten-tion of the testator, would require language so clearand explicit as to admit of no other construction.

It is contended that the third clause cited showsclearly that tho slave Amy was an advancement,because he says they received her at two years ofsee. and tlie law in relation to advanced property iscarried out by fixing her value at that time as thesum to be accounted for. Ihe word used is not"advanced" or given, but "received." This wouldapply as well to a loan as a gift. It affords no aidin .arriving at the character of the transaction. Butthe S650 is intended expressly to include Amy and"her children." But the antiquity on this point isentirely removed by the fact that the right andtitle of the letter was claimed and admitted up tothe time of his death. An advancement passes theright. This, then, was not an advancementas the title was retained. But it is recitedin the will that the S050 for vhich theyare to account Amy and "her children," not thewoman alone. As, then, the amount for which hesaw proper to make this share account was to oper-ate as a reduction of the joint bequest to the father ot

and children, the slaves which it expressly " includ-ed" mu3t have been intended to pass to the samepersons. We think tho will is susceptible of noother sensible construction. This comports withthe natural feelings of the testator, and the oppo-site construct-'on'woul- d be in palpable conflict withthenr. The conclusion to which we are brought,therefore, is, that the title to these slaves was vestedby implication in the father and his children, as didthe one fourteenth minus the SCjO. This being so,the father could not resist their right even if theslaves had belonged to him as he has received underthe will his part of the fourteenth. And this upon ed

the rule that one cannot take a benefit under a will,and set up any claim against it. Having elected toclaim under it, he cannot claim against it, But theapplication of this principle would of course de-

pend upon the conclusion that the slaves were dis-

posed of in the wilL And that, wo have seen, isthe proper exposition. Yet there is nc necessity toresort to that rule, a3 Tarpley had no title at thedeath of the testator, and consequently nothing ofhis is bequeathed to raise the question of electionto claim under or against tho will.

As to the plea of the statute of limitations it isonly necessary to bay, that as Tarpley was a tenantin common or joict owner with high cildren, and formost of whom he was guardian, his hold must beregarded to have been under the joint title. Thefacts proved do not make out a case of adverse toholding under such circumstances as to avoid thispresumption and give him the benefit of the statuteof limitations. To make this defence available, hemust show clearly that he held solely for himself,adversely to the rights of complainants, and thatthey had knowledge of such claim find holding.This is not made out by him. Indeed the prorfseems not to have been directed to. that defence,but the contest was waged upon th 'construction ofthe will, and the supposed adrancepsent,

Oa this branch of the case tie Court properlydecreed that Amy and her ch'tldren, aswell aa the

of Cader Dcment'a estate, should beequally divided between the complainants, and theirlauier, he accounting for those he had sold,culty! r brancIlofthecase presents lessdiffi- -

At the aalr-n- f t,o t.j ,. a t,

ofiarlfV the- - purchaseriich ha executed his note?. Af--

T guardian Tor sir ofand took up hi, notes for the land from" ""wuy executing hisguardian for the amount due to his Wself perhaps, under the will a thr,Xiestate.. In effect.this was purchase of itia lnriwith the money ot the wards. He was. aoij theirguardian at the time oi his purchase, but wasiat thetime of payment, and as guardian tested their fundsin the land. What difference can it make In princi-ple, whether this was done at or after the contractof purchase? It was in the one case, as well as theother, the conversion of the trust fund into land. Itis every where laid down that in such a case theowners of the fund m3y elect to take the land in-

stead of the money, whenever the fact comes to theirknowledge. It is not two late to do this after thevhave received the fund if they were, not aware ofthe investment at the time. To preclude them oathis ground it must appear that they knew theirrights and made 'their election understandingly, orthat they have delayed too long to assert them.

Their right to the land is not a resulting trustproperly so called, as stated in the decree. That iswell established by the authorities cited in the argument, iiut it is an equitable right of the ownersof a trust fund to pursue it. into any property inwnich the trustee may have invested it-- 2 Kent,22D and notes. The case of Turner vs. Pctigrewand others, C Hump., is conclusive, without reference w other authorities. There is no distinctionin principle between that case and this.

It is. however, not clear from the nroof thai: thewhole consideration for the land was paid out of thetrust fund. If that were not so, tho decree is wrongin vesting tho title to the whole of the land in- - thawarus. lhey would only be entitled to an interestto the extent that their funds were applied to thepayment ui me consideration. This must be refer-red to the Master to ascertain and renort.

In all other respects we think the decree is rightand it will be affirmed.

The cause will be remanded for theaerea, ine sate oi tne land and such further ordersand decrees as the rights of the parties may require.

The costs of this Court will be paid out of thecommon fund. Caectiiee3.

Since writing the above opinion, the counsel ofdefendants have directed our attention to the ques!tion made in the argument, as to the right of thewidow of James A. Tarpley to a dower in the 157acres of land in controversy. There is nothing intne pieaaings to Dring up that question, but as thecase is remanded it may be presented by the nroceramend, or a distinct application on the part of thewidow. We think it very clear that she has no rightto aower out or the insterest of the complainantswho were the wards of her husband, for as to that,ne never was seized arowner, but only as trusteefor them. So far as he paid for the laud out of other means, the trust does not attach, and to that ex:tent she would have a right to dower, and no fur-ther. Her husband died testate, and she did notdissect from his will. Butthat provides that sheshall have legal dower, and gives her the same interest as in case of intestacy ordusent.

But the question as to any right to dower asagainst the deed of trust to McCullough will be leitopen for the Chancellor, after taking the accountordered. Caecteeks.

HUNTSYILIE HOTEL,HUN TSYILLE, ALA.

House Is now open for the accomodation of the PublicTniB rooms are aU large, well ventilated and furnished lathe best style with new and beautiful furniture and carpets.Tbe Public Rooms and Halls are lighted by Gas.

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and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.THE TABLE

shall at all times be supplied with everything a good home andforeign market can afford, and having in my employ good andexperienced cooks and tabl. servants, everything shall be pre-pared and scried in the best manner.

THE BARIs furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines, com-prising all the most popular brands, both native and foreigngrowth Connnected with this house Is a splendid

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feblS dim. JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.

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IDesire to place my late residence Iff miles west of the Publie Square in the hands of a good Tenant for a series of year

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Cottonades, Hosiery and LinenDusters, Ducks ice.

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PROCLAJrIATION.

Governor of the State of .TcsiHesscecounties cr Warren, Camwn. Coffee,

45! SZ. Iranklin Lincoln. Giles, Bedford. Marshall,

TLTf ri Williamson, lliexmaa .itaroin, vrayne,Maury. You are hereby commanded"L'ii:;;Election, at alltn. places cf toidlng elee."S t?MtfTV eounties.onthe 8ih day of June next.

la.I,ZV. .S, notice required by law, f the election olof the JHlltUof said State,l55S2bffito aai .return thereof aai.

"0 whereof, I have hereunto set ay handI and' caused we w w uc auiacu

l-- ( at Nashvule, tne aia uay oi April, ico iBy tha Governor: I3HAM 0. HARRIS.

J. E. BAY, Secretary ot Btaie.apStWtwiwtde

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dale Cement, 100 bxs do la paper,30 sacks Baca Ginger, 30 dolndigo, extra 2m,2 cases Dutch Madder, SU tes fresh BJce,

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500 bbls Tena. White Whisky, 300 bbls Deaa'i extra Whisky,I0U do Bourbon do luida ward at carys do30 do Robertson co do 125 do Old By da

3 casta Jean Louis Brandy, 40 da do Newsua'i do3 do Louis La Berton do 50 da Julius H. Smith's 014

SO bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,S3 do Blackberry do 5 casks Catawba Brandy,10 do Peach do 40 bbls Grape da40 1 lScaaks Selgnette do S3 do Ginger daIS bbls Bum Gin, SO do Apple it10 casks Sherry Wiae, S5 f esks SeignatU do25 bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland ain,35 kegs Lemon Cardial, 35 da Swan do10 cases Champagne, K pints, 15 casks Madeira Wine,S3 bxs White Wine, SO do Old Port do

130 bbls Vresa Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger dabrands, 25 baskets Chsmpagne, pt's

S3 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts.20 do London Porter.

Tobacco.200 bxs Ta., assorted brands, 300xsTena assarted brands,10O do Sy., da do ISO do Mo , da o75,000 Imported Cigars, 100,001) Domes tie Cigar.

febZ-- tf J. M. SWANN

A Good Farm for Sale.offer for sale the place on which G K Coleman has liveWE 1S33, and known as the Sogers land, lying oa

Tellow Creek. Dickson county. Tenn, partly on the- - stars road,within one mile of Wllllamsville, and three miles of tha Nuh--"villxnd Northwestern Railroad; a healthy, plea --ant and beautiful part of Tennessee. Said land oonta-n- s abvut two asadredAnd ninety acres eighty acres cleared, and about fifty acresgood land to clear; it Is la a good stateaf cultivation, with'

dwelling-house- Also, two goodorchards, and several never-fallin- springs of excellent water :well timbered, and can certainly Ix made ore ef the moat desi-

rable atKk-fum- s in this section of country. We promise sbargainIn this land, and will sell lor cftah, cr on time with Inter-est For farther- - information call on Jamts McNsilly, wholives near said place, or tha undersigned at Fowler's Landing,Tennessee river. BTRNfc BROTHER.

Vhion and American copy, and charge J&aocate.sepSS tf

CAIN 3c CORNELIUS,FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS,

49 CATCH STSIZT,

Nashville, Tennessee,Marchl7-3- m

PROCTER &6A221 West Second Street,

C I M 0.1 It N A T I .Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers la

STAR AND TAIXOW CAHDX.ES,

Olelne, German and Palm Soap, Lard OH

Pearl Starch, Fancy Soap, 4c.CANDLES SOLD Br ACTUAL WEIGHT.

it la well known that many Star Candle! that art reallyn.u,i.ii,bnmial and sId aa "sixes " Tber

is a disadvantage and a loss la this practice to bo ta retailers and.r. ir th Candles are bouaht at s redactieo of twocents per lb. frcza the price f the reglsr article. Thus tA box of "Sixea"anoiTwna!rr, contains zi'J candies,

..ji.MMf.,unnit nr 13 ets ...87 SO

A box of Sevens contalnleg ths sama number of Candles,tame size Is sold lor as lot, acis-i- . , --v cls a ew

bnvlnr by weight - iAnd thUdifferencs beeotnet greater as tha pries advance. ItIaobviouathathe.reiailerean-gttn- more for hit 240 Caadies In one esse than In th Other, consequently on every boadred boxes of "short weigh- t- he tells, he loses roATT bollasj)

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CLOTHING,AT WBOLXSALX ARB RRTAU,

Ne. 44 South market Street,NASVUILLE, - - - - - TENNESSEE,

RZEP constantly en hands large assortment of KessstyClothing, orthmrowo Manufacture. And

variety of Gent's Furnishing Goods, etc, which wUI bt sold ailowest market price for cash. Ni B. Oansenta itad is

order in tbe latest stylet, at tho shorUst notice.mart yaij une

AFHICSU lot of Sliver Onion BetUaadfuapkinSeed,and for sale try

ITESWBACHELOR; By Jno. T. Irving, nepfce - of "iTh

Ingtoa Irving.

THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence of John

Quod. By the same author.

HISTORY OF THE UNITIO' maxuMXtewua,from the death of WUliamth Silent lathe Synod .fDert,with s foil vtow of the English-Dutc-h struggle against Spain,

andthaoriglaanddestrsruosof th Spanish Armada. By

John Lothmass Motley, LL.B,3L Caud author t ta.

"Dutch Republic"

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