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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

RESTAURANT FRANCAIS.
esy recommend this establishment general attention
y has for years been conducted in style that the
French and Foreign residents has afforded universal atsac
ton His table abounds with luxury the astidiouf
require whether the English French style Of cookery
HIS Wines Fruits and Liquors Of the best brands--he
Walters French and English) poe and the general
Of die tables cool and airy saloon for private and
social parties, to be eqsalled J. BONNARD
81 lmsHc Nassau street.
TOPOGRAPHICAL, MECHANICAL AND ARCH
TECTURAL DRAWING.
OFFICE 1.-THE first Of the kind in the city in the basement
~ No. II Wall street-A. GIRARD Draughtsman, begs
call the attention Of Civil and Military Engineers Sur
Architects Machnists Contractors OF
Land, and the public generally his advesemest for the
prompt and completion Of Maps, Proes Plans Of every
descrpion and Drawing general required in the useful
and industry. sN lmsrc
lR. COKBl1T may be consulted confdentially OF
- flee, l6 Duane doors from Chatham Strangers
respectfully informed that Dr. Corbtt member Of the
University Of the City Of New York. aud that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being general to the treatment Of
classes Of diseases tnow eleven in the city Of
New York; which engages his entire The annals Of
medicine record than to be found in his
Of mercury has thousands Of victims Recent
in few days removed entirely from the system See that
judciousy treated by legally qualified and
by petendeTs and quacs there several Of them this
city Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterate
aeed despair Of being restored health by applying Dr.
Cob practice OF many has established the Doctors
reputation for skin and responsibility Structures engage the
-tur's profound attention medicine may lie had pre-
yeit certain disease IN Of its forms sIs 3msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

STATES Price 81 per bottle; six .bottes Cor S.
The public respectfully requested remember that
is Sands that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable Of the difficult class Of diseases which
the human frame subject therefore ask for Sandss Sarsapa
A AMI m IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

MARTELLE IL HOLDERMANN.
81 Maiden Lane, ". II.
M MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
pu Work. Wigs Toupses Bands Curs Seams, Bsndeau Hair
md style ofevesstng Curtis and all kinds Of hair
wholesale and retail.
y: 3. The trade supplied on reasonable terms
solmsrh-
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oil msec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall ST., up stairs
PACIFIC OCEAN.


~ ". CAltMAN, begs respectfully his
friends and the public that he has hired commodious apart
the newly erected building Llspenard street
and Broad way which he has Ged without regard
SHOOTING GALLERY where he will Be happy TO accom-
modate all who take pleasure the Every
aen w be paid to visitors and their comfort carefully
provided Tor. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

RUAkD-ik ANSItNJ Or PERMANENT, MAY BE
mad By sppying az 81 Greenwich Pleasant rooms fur
aned or upiunishd with full partial board The house
board. 81 per day $40 i'm I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14
TO THE LADIES.

TO The LADIES.
DIX HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
new INSTRUMENT for the radical Of Prolapsns Uer
o. Failing uf the Womb, by external application SUPER
sedng the Of the obectiona pessary confidently
mended 10 the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health Il never having failed of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character Europe
Is wei in this Il adopted the disease
pessares and all other Iaintn surgical exreents the L
Hospitals OF London and Paris is universally
commended IN Europe by medical men q the highest rank
faculties Of Colleges aud Hospitals and By all the eminent phi
yale pfactitiouNH
vesey street having separate entrance from the business de
partment, where lady is in attendance apply
lTusses ant supporters To female patients sill mrrc
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EXCHANGE HOTEL IL EATING SALOON
No. n DOCK STREET,

PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
blishment where prepared all furnish Din
Suppers and Breakfast the shortest notice They will
keep Ordinary from IL o'clock AM until M when
sons dine all the delicacies Of the The Bar will
ness, they hope to give general satisfaction.
They have also fitted number Of and well ventilated
sleeping rooms aoding arriving by the different rail
roads and steamboats, Opportunity obtain lodging all
hours of the night
Attached the establishment extensive stablns for
horses.
The public may assured every attention will be paid all
who favor them with call
u The location is the immediate vicinity of the prnc
Banks Railroad and Steamboat landings and opposite the
Philadelphia Exchange.
RICHARD b. JONES,
glQ2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WHIS-
KERS ANOTHER COLOR.
WIG IS there young old that likes red grey hair
w This question applies to both aud should be
beed II they ee inclined change the color OF their locks
" lied cheeks are pfetty--not frd hair
- The latter shames compilation iair.n
The celebrated Italian Dye chylgrs d gfey hair wh
kers To beautiful natural looking W auburn black
without staining the skin the lea4t warranted; whv
then, will with red hair red whskrr longer The Italian
Dye adds gossnesS aud appearance ts hair equal
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS CO, Chemists and
Dglsts. 2i3 Broadway, Chambers the Granite
Building Sold also at 70 Fulton aud y East Broadway
Price 50 cents IS im.ee
A STRANGE, BLESSED, ASTOUNDING AND
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
10 CLEAR SuNBURNT DISCOLORED AND VEL
Low, FRECKLED, PIMPLED OR
DIStlGURED SKIN
MANf-Ay there many who have been cheated with
Iva trash aud therefore think the Of the Jones
soap are exaggeraed let such give far yia !! INDEED
the most sngniariy ans,i e,eparion ever maoe
N skin diseses In fact seldom q meyer fails in curing
Pimpes, Blotches. Freckles Tan, Morphew,
Salt Rheam, scurvy Erysipelas BARRIERS Itch, "a
Rngworm Old Sores and Sore Heads.
But mind Jones Soap has DONE and still effects these
Get il where else this city-or you will be
swindled with eopnterie,t-bu az the sign of the Amer
Eagle 81 Chatham street. and 1913 Broadway N. ";
Boston, Reddng State Zeber ledger Buildings
Philadelphia 3e Fulton Brooklyn and fease Broadway
Albany. $40 lmsm
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To OLD LUUN Ki Nf.Nkemi ttances stnall large
made To All parts Of Europe plan which will
entirely prevent the loss delay Of the For
apply 10 C.LIVINGSTON, Foreign Agency
sei2 re Wall street.
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TO LET.
,, Posi- OFFICE, New York, Oct. 5, 1874.
THE four rooms in the Merchants Exchange now occupied
as The Branch Lower Post Office. Possession will be
gwen about the rst OF December
a. any time By call on the premises win made
know by application 10 }. GREEN PEARSON,
At the Merchants Exchange, or
So JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM IN.
OF lwnc Inner Post Once Nav yorL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-14

WANNI . wanted TO canvass the State Of rev
work Of great popularity and unquestioned worth
and Will amply those who business Apply
10 &. j. GILLIS,
o0ec t27 Fulton street
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

CoNvsxrloN.--Our readers are probably all
aware that the vote for convention was Carl
ed by grea. majority; and to the will Of the
majority, the minority must submit; and j, COW
becomes the duty Of all 10 turn their attention
TO the elections in Aug, as TO the most i'm
poltant that have ever taken place in the let
ri,ory.
The election Of Delegates to form Cons;i.
,u,icn, under which, not only we, but our chill
dren, and our childrens children may have TO
live, is matter Of no slight importance.--An
economical administration Of every department
of Government; new arrangement OF The jn.
dietary; complete and effective system Of
c. mmon school education; and stop put 10
the existing mania for law making, by lessen
ing the opportunities for that pleasant recrea-
lion, are objects Of the first importance. In
selecting men for the task, let Us avoid ultra.
ism of every kind. But above all-Iet Us a.
void selecting psofessed Office seekers. We
want calm, dispassionate mea. Of. some expe-
rience, who have The good Of the whole CON-
muni,y at heart, and who will not peril the
public welfare. by ENGRAVING wild aud level
ling political principles into that instrument
ior The nnl,alIowed purpose Of advancing the
interest Of party Dubnqns Transcript.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26
ST. LOUIS MARKET
APRIL %.

FLouR-city mills, at retail s4,e5 q.
county brands sell a. 1870 ss'7s 70, ss s1e
lots. There is no activity in the ma,I ", small
Wharf.-The receipts continue to he l..
but there is fair demand still for ,bs .Ia.es,
qualities at 60 zoe. oe'sei
bAcoN-There was sale yesterday oe =,
hhds., fair article ofhams. eides and sboU =, %
at Q IA q lac. We quote as on.s;i i,uefs
ures for Shoulders 2 a l-2 c, and hams ng,
sides 3 a 1-2c. "' aid
LrAD-Sales were ligh. since our lac,
lice. $2.88 was freely offered yesterdaS 10 a0'
We heard OF no sales Of importance. r.. wy
e-s acc .nich were large forwarded on on IT,
HEMp-About 100 tons changed hand. =,
81 $75 per ton.
PoRK-A lot of prime was sold yes,s,,.-
at $3.50. and inspection. Mess We ouots :,
$3.50, with limited demand.
LARD-Good 10 prime sells alfalfa,
common, or greese, 3 l.2a4c.
WHlsKEY-There were sales from s,o,. =.
10 IL. We quote Cincinnati brands. f,, -
levee, at 10 c. '1'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance Of notice previously given.
a large number Of the Democracy Of Mus
ca,ine assembled at the Court House in
Bloomington on Thursday afternoon. for
The purpose Of adopting mode for the
nomination Of candidates for the various
Offices TO be filled at the ensuing election.
The meeting being called 10 order, on mo-
ton, J. E. Fletcher was called to the
Chair, and H. Musgrave appointed Sec.
rotary. The Chair having explained the
object of he meeting. I. S. Parvin adj
| dressed the assembly, in neat and appro.
pirate manner. In conclusion, he offered
the following resolutions, which were
adopted.
Resolved, That the Democratic cleo
tors of Musca,ine county NEE. in their
respective Townships on the last Saturday
in May, and arpoin. ten delegates, to
County. Convention 10 be held at the
Cour. House in Bloomington on The Sec
ond Saturday. (s.h day. Of June next. for
the purpose Of nominating candidates Tor
Delegates 10 frame Constitution for the
State of Iowa, and other Offices to be filled
a. the next August election, and also, for
Tie purpose Of taking such steps as may
he deemed proper for cooperation with
Johnson county in the nomination OF a
candidate for the Council for this District.
Resolved, That county committee Of
five De appointed by this meeting for The
discharge Of The usual duties Of political
county committees. with instructions 10
address in,errogatores TO all persons
whose uames may be presented 10 the
County Convention for nomination As
candidates to the convention for the for
nation Of the Constitution, for the purpose
Of ascertaining their opinions in regard tt
the important points Of political difference
between The great parties that now divide
the country. and lay their answers before
the convention in June, and otherwise dis
pose of them as they may determine.
The following persons were appointed
said committee.
Daniel l.. Healy. I. P. Van Hagen. A
! ]. Iisnple, VIM. Chambers, ST., L. S
Paryin.
meeting Be signed by tie Chairman ant
Secretary, and published in The Blooming
ton Herald.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
/ J. E. FLETCHER, Chm'n.
II. MusGRAvE, SFc'y.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

THE OREGON. National Intelleencer.
the organ at Washington of the :" universal
wing party" stlgma,izes the Oregon notice
(recenIy rejected by whig Sena,e) "a ter.
inmate the joint occupation Of that Territory
by England and the United States as an ill.
timed and illconsidered proposition" The
Albany Argus very filly retorts by saying this
is evidently the British view Of the question.
As the Territory mos, rehlfuliy belongs to the
United States, every year Of the continuance
of that joint occupation is involving our right
10 more difficulty and embarrassment-and
though Great Britain has not the shadow of a
claim To The Columbia River, this acquies.
cence on our part, may in time, induce her
grasping rulers to lay claim founded upon
this joint possession.
Tine people will learn with surprise thai,
Crea, Britain is now exercising her iursdc-
ton and laws, establishing forts, planning gar.
riscns and drawing the Indian tribes within
HE dangerous circle Of British influence. on
the Columbia River and all its tributaries
This insoleni course is pursued too, upon
territory clearly within the the limits of the
United States, and which the people of this
country will never surrender.
The Democratic Senators nearly to a man.
'SNNS =" "'S' - e''sus WIS upuCc W q CtSSds
ton Of joint occupation; while it was voted
down by the wing majority.
Oh late we hear grea! deal from the wing
papers about British views of the Democratic
party on the naturally deba,eable ground of
moderate or Of a high tariff. But on this ques-
lion Of territory. on which Free People are
ever sensitive, we see the wing barty taking
the British side Of the question, aud no, stu
gle wing senator voting for the termination by
Great BIi,ai" Of the occupancy Of par. Of the
United States.
We are no, the advocates Of war-far from
it.-Peace should ever be the object of our
government. An Independent coursa en- this
question will be the means Of preserving per.
'nanent and sincere peace. We have the VA
deniable right. under the peesea, treaty, Of g,v-
lug the proposed notice. Democrats have sug,
ges'ed the exercise Of that right sa.., 81 that
a, he e'd Of year. England shall Withdraw
her troops from the Ofeaan territory; and this
proposition is voted down, by the whis Senate
Of the Uni'ed Sia.es !.-Cin. Message.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

HAYTl.-Acconn;s FROM Hsyt BY several late
arrivals esideutly shew tina, the revolution is
by no means terminated, and that continued
struggles exist hetween the civil aud military,
heightened by quarreis between the blacks and
nulassoes. Under Boyer's Presidency, affairs
progressed smoothly because it was mIii.ary
despo,ism a!icga.iier. but under the new Con.
s'l.asion The military ia in measure rendered
s'osefs'ens TO tue ciF.' power. There is rea-
son TO be- we that the nex, .l.yement Of the
ssasch .sove1aaasa, will be 10 TenesAess itself
o. 81 Misunderstanding, aboiisht0 ssswesy,
the obstacles g . restcfasioa wcnsd ii ! oeas.
urs b removed
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

UNITING THE LAKEs.--On Wednesday in
the U. S. Senate. Mr.. Porter presented COM
mt,ee repor, 10 favor Of a canal at the falls Of
ST. Mary, 10 unite the Lakes Huron and Supe-
rior. The latter is one Of the largest fresh
water seas 10 the known world. and abounds
with the most delicious fish. and is supposed
to have great mineral wealth on its border.
Bnt the Fall shuts US GU, from it. The Amer.
lean Fur Company have reaped the advan,a-
ges Of the trade Eur the last thirty years, and
have fine brig uhe John Jacob Aston and
one schooner with which they navigate il.
The proposed canal can be bull, in year, and,
when built, will open to our Lake sailors a
splendid inland sea over fifteen hundred miles
from the ocean. Lake Superior has multi.
tude Of tributary streams, with inexhaustable
water power and easy access. Ii climate the
country is very similar tc the British Provin.
ces Of New Brunswick and Upper Gambia.
Peoples Organ
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

We clip the following from the Boston Bee.
Whether = Laura be lady in fact, or merely
veil for gentleman, we care no,-we like
the spirit Of the communication. 1t will sui.
this latitude :-St. Louis Organ.
THINGS l LIKE-No. 81 like to see the
offspring Of rnmsellers, aristocra,ic. II shows
:he hereditary power Of high spirit.
like 10 see the boarding school daughters
Of those who have toiled FOR years in a factory
exercise their clfactory nerves at The sigh. Of a
SECTION bag" 1t shows great sense-of
smell.
! like to hear one who has passed a nigh, in
an attic at Saratoga, talk Of society a, the
Springs. II show she has been in hish life.
like to see the rinepenny aristocracy Of
"a who leap the counter, s.cut'' the honest
mechanic. Il shows they pass moro cents
<sense9 than they possess.
hike to see a woman who not only has all
the news. but keeps whole town in excite
ment with her tongue. /. saves the expense
Of newspaper. sa3s
like 10 see persons mind every ones bust
ness but their own. II is only settlement Of
the question, "Am i my bro.her's Keeper
LAURA.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

CoxeRrss.-We have seen the proceedings
Of the House Of Representatives for two out
Of the three days appointed for the cons'dera-
ton Of Territorial business, and feel gretified
at observing a disposition manifested TO deal
literally with them. All bills for Iowa, with
the exception Of the Dubuque harbor bill, Iae'
with bu. little opposition.
Mr.. Deao, Of Ohio, on the 2oth uli. report
ed bill for the payment Of the Militia OF
Iowa, rendered in what is called the " Mis-
souri War; 1t appropria.es Sl4,355 20.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

YANKEE TRICK FOR AN ENGLISH ONE
A little before the commencement, Of II.
late war between the United State, AMI
Great Britain. two Yankees, on a ,raa;na
trip, crossed over to Montreal and mt M
at a public house where British recru;,r
ing officer was stationed. The Yankee.
for convenience in that Indictment season
of the year, had hood top coats, resemh.
ling those worn by women on their cloak,
Shortly after their arrival the officer. who
had wishlul eye on them, watched hi,
opportunity and dropped guinea into The
hood Of one of their coats, as bounty mon.
ey. and unobserved BY him but was for,r.
na,ely seen by his companion, who with.
out being noticed, communicated the Sc.
cret 10 him. Presently after, the one who
had the guinea called for The bill and on
receiving it, put up his hand and deIbe,
ra.ely took out the guinea; and with 40.
paren. surprise exclaimed, Il have been
robbed for had two guineas in The hood
Of my coat when came into the house.
and now have bu: one.' To which hi.
companion replied, : I saw that gentleman
pointing TO the officer just put his hand
into the hood of your coat Upon which
he Immediately challenged him for thief,
| in presence of all his companions. His
Britannia Msjes,y's officer finding the sit
ua,ion in which be was placed having two
Yankees 10 deal with, one 10 charge and
the other 10 prove the fact. after a few
flourishes, proposed compromise, and
actually paid him twenty guineas on the
spot 10 &c. rid Of so troublesome bar
gain.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

SILK FAcToRy.-A,silk factory has Just been
established at Newport, opposite Cincinnati.
by Jackson & Brothers, that 10 turning out
very substantial, handsome goods. We ex-
amined some silk handkerchiefs yesterday,
made at tina, place. from Ohio silk, raised near
Marietta, that will certainly exceed ia durabii-
i,y the COMMON imported. They ara re,aied
as fast as they can be made. at 81 ,25 each.
the only obstacle the manufacturers have, 10
the difficulty Of procuring the raw material 10
suficient quantity. Cincinnati Ahse, Of l6.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

PosrAee.--lf the reduction Of the English
postage from shilling to penny has led 10
such an increase Of correspondence a. to leave
surplus Of three millions Of dollars, why
will no, the same rule work ia This country !?
Why should public missionaries. who ought
to carry out the will VI the people, be al So
much pains TO oppose III Apart from the
matter Of revenue, the mere reduction Of Doa.
ssge will improve the miilios ia wsisinR ana
composiiion 10 the iDcrsased quantity Of cor.
soupsndapcs.--N. Y San. s. 80
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

Coz. BrHToN.-Col. Benton passed through
Cincinnati on Wednesday, the IL, on his way
TO Washington, TO resume hi. seal in the Sem
ale. lie is recovered. it is said, from the in
jnries inflicted by the bursting Of the gun on
beard the Princeton. with the exception Of the
entire loss Of hearing of the left ear.-St. Lou.
10 New Era.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

ANNEXATION CT TsxAs.--We learn from
gentlemen who have lately returned from be-
low, that it has been automatically announced,
that Treaty for the annexation of Texas TO
The United States, has been signed by the
proper officers Of both governments, and sent
10 the Senate for lis actor. thereon. We shall
soon learn is saie.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

1TField, the humorous editor Of the New
Orleans Picayune, associated with Charles
Keemle. is soon to commence the publication
Of daily penny paper in ST. Louis.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

RHoDc ISLAND ELrcrIoN.- Prov'oeus'
JournaE in summing up the results Of tho ! g =.
eral election for Governor and members o. c ".
Legislature, says there wilt be "a wing '' "A
ators and Democrats; in the House, In. ~
Wings and IL Democratic members nss% ~
majority Of sixty on joint ballot agsOs' u. u;I
latter. The Journal says, Rhode lslana has has
lesist.tha Investigation which, it Is sso' r .J
been authorized BY the committee Of Inc .rt
eral House Of Representatives on the pC' an.
Memorial, who have decided to send o.r !.
missioner 10 the State, TO take evidence y" III.
the fac,s 10 the matter Of the Peoples C0'''
tosion.-Ss. Louis Organ. 80.
. MILITARY ORnsa.-The President, we 's', +
has ordered some Of the U. s. Compare. a
Jefferson Barscks 70 leave imme0's''0 "
Fort Jssup, o. shs Tsxsn ffonIss.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

~ The Hons, a. G. and Henry Dodge.
Stephen A. Douglass, Jos. P. Hoge, Juo.
Wentworth, Of the House, and James Bu-
chanan Of the Senate. will accept our thanks
for late tavo5s.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

TEXAS ANNExATI0N-The u. s. Ga.
zct'e says: I'VE beg leave to say what,
indeed, we have had occasion TO say 10
few friends for sone days PAST, viz that
in our opinion. formed from information
that cannot be doubled. the treaty Of an
nexa.ion will not be ratified, unless there
should be a change in the opinions Of
members Of the Senate, which no reason.
able man would think probable.
I'VE give elsewhere the opinions of the
press on the propriety Of annexation; but
it is not worth while 10 trouble ones self
about the propriety Of an ;mpossibiliiy.' !.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

The notorious John A. Murell, VINO IVA: VA
been confined 10 the Penitentiary at Nasn.'is. h.
Tennessee, for the last ten years, and wn0, -
has acts Of daring and robbery, acquires AN
no doubt justly TO, the name Of the Ms s.,.o,
land pirate, was discharged from conhaeuIss ~.
short time since, and it is said that 10 -,
gone 10 Arkansas.