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RAMAGE & CHURCH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots and Shoes
COlI.k1fE 81 NASuNIIIE.

WE again in receipt of large assorted stock OF
. w Boots, Shoes, and BrOgans, direct from the
nlanuactory Ladies Misses and Chdrens hne Caters,
Boots Exceors Slippers and Paris Ties of every descrP-
tOn; Gents superior Calf WATERPROOF d. ). Boots, super
fine Calf Stitched and Pump Sole Dress Boots; Walking
Shoes Oxford Ties Patent Leather and Congress Cloth Gar
Gers Boys and Youths Boots Shoes and Brogans Over Shoes
for Men Women and Children, and Cork SOes, DC, &c
WeASk merchants and planters to examine stock We
give Bargains Tor cash. RAMAGE x CHURCH
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ID. TRIGG.

Grocer, Commission Receiving Forwarding Merchant
dec 50 BROAD STREET NASHVILLE. TESN.
" TRlGG, has opened his large and cOmmO- -,
IL. dious Ware House Broad Street, be 80
tween College and Cherry streets, North side, -
where he is prepared STORE goods of almost any KIND
and quantity reasonable terms. He will also attend TO
Receiving and Forwarding Having one ofthe largest and
convennt house IN the city, located at intermediate
point between tine upper River Landing and Railroad De-
mot
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list EECEiVED.-T. J. Hough is now receiving
81 and opening his Spring and Summer stock consisting Of
Cloths Casiefes TestiEys, DC, m great variety and Of
lasts STYLES Also superior LOT of Ready Made Cloth
thing and Gentlemen Furnishing GOodsto all ofwhich
he invites the attention Of his friends aud the public gener
ally. lmr5l J. v AopIA'
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TENNESSEE HOUSE IN GEORGIA.
W. p HARRIS. shpNOhE EARi'lS.
HARRIS ~ co. ...r
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

NiJ -iNAiA ID,
Forward with care and dispatch aud from the Eastern
cities, or to any point desired, GOODS PRODUCE AND
MERCH NNnlSE Of all descriptions and sell on comniS-
sion, PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE. They also pur-
chase To order GROCERIES, which can be bought on
favorable terms in the Savannah market They solicit
your patronage aud pledge their utmost exerionS to give
satisfaction. dec3Q-6m
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RNMAGE AND CHURCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes Trunks
Vallises and Carpet Bags.

No AZ, C5l3cge Street, AtsbytIte, Thaessee
RE constantly receiving direct from the best Eastern
N Manufactures great variety OF L1dteS and Gentle
mems Boots and SOes of the Ldtest SyAes-suabe for
either Cty CoHntry T1, which offered yerg 1r by
he ptckdge JO3ea single pair. C0H5try NTctaat and
6ayer are invited examine Stock before purchaS
nv 1marrb1g1 RANAGE X CHURCH.
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NEW FURNITURE. &C.
VNTE are receiving, and will con- Sc = " ~
w tinue receive for some time, a ~ gZssE2ss1S
large stock of FURNITURE, consisting OF a..
splendid Rosewood and Mahogany Paror ses Wnica VIII
be finished to order in Bocael and Plush or liar Clohi
also plain SETS also splendid Rosewood ana Mahogany
Chamber sets Together with q great variety OF SIDE
Roarrs Bedsleads, Ward Robes, ash Stands. Tables,
Chairs &c 6c Which will be sold at the very lowest
rates. for cash or good notes drawing Interest
apr29 ". ~ q !, IL ~ oI1I-L-,r IEI-D & - ".
NVEGROES FOR SALE Women with one child
~ eaeh Two Women without children. Four Boys
fm to I3 years old. One Girl IL years old One Girl
10 wears old.
We wish to buy Immediately seven young Women, four
plough boys and two young men, for widow lady IN the
Country. DABBS q POKTEK,
fabz4-e0Ew No. SO Cedar street
WF, HARRIS CO.
G. o m m q ion M er C a N I,
MACON, Ga,
Receiveou consignment and sell all kinds ofPRoDUcE
dec30-6m
| apso R.&J.N NIX0S
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Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the first
mails after the lotteries drawn
Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor of those purchasers
who order bv the Package and the chances of drawing four
OF the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Of Packages of Tickets in every IN
stance
ey bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
sight, will be promptly remed to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PI FER cos.
:-4F 7Remember-A PACKAGE of TIcKETs, draw -FOUR
of the most splendid prizes in scheme
- In order Fortune, and the cash immediate
" after the result is known the readers Of this paper have
only to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets the Old Esab
shed far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers ... PYFER & co,
april 2Q-lm No hight street, Baltimore, Md
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-" y: Z. ALLOWAY 4 co, Nashville, 'Tenn are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances ship
ueutS 10 Is sepl6
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THOU HAST A cHARMED CUP o! FAME ,

THOU HAST CHARMED CUP FAME ~
Like to the Pontic sea- +. f-.7-
Whose icy current and connpusve course
Neer feels retiring ebb, but keeps due
To the Propont;ck and the Helespont"
So the undyng fame bright the baze of sunset haos
Ger the laurel browd" deservey accorded to those Truly
Fortunate and well known Exchange aud Lottery Brokers,
PYFER 81 CO., Baltimore, Md.
VIII keep due until their popularity extends from the
icy Cae OF Labradore to the searching sands Of Nubas
Desert and until the Hosanns of Universe exol their
in prolonged shout that shall frhen the reign OF
chaos and srtle scared echo from her caverned sleep "ln
lazy apathy let stoics boast"
The grateful praise duly received from every section Of
the country from those who have been snaced from the
brink of despair by the untirng efforts of these fared and
popular Lottery Agents. is the only reward they covet iOr
devotng their energies TO the public service them praises
wages" The immense amount of good that PYfER
CO. the Truly Lucky aud Far-fmed Lottery Agents No
Light Street, Baltimore Md Have accomplished by PIE
senting TO the public monthly schedule OF unsurpassed
schemes of Legal and ResDof.siJlc Lotteries.
In presenting correspondents throughout
the country very brilliant and elegant schemes for the
month of May enjon those whose expectations
faLy realized in April in the Language OF the Poet
attempt the end and never stand to doubt:
Nothing's SO hard, but search will find it out"
READ THE RESULT OF PERSEVERANCE
In package of Whole Tickets the Brilliant Prize of $780,
2l0, Grand Conso Lottery Of Maryland Glass No was
sent per mail to AN old correspondent in Virginia
s26,O00 package Of Halves sent to South Carolina.
$4,000 IN package OF Whole Tickets 10 Penns, yania
Sl.O00, in package of Whoes Tickets sent TO Georgia
$4,000, III package of Halves sent to South Carolina.
100000 ia package of Curriers' sent to Tennessee.
$4,000, in package of Half Tickets sent to Ohio.
ssO00in package Of quarters sent to North Carolina
$4,000, in package of Wholes sent to North Carolina.
20 BE sure to address for handsome Prize,
PYFER Il CO.
No. l Ligit street, Baltimore, NITHIaHi.
Splendid Schemes for May, 1853.
The Certificate Prices of packages of quarter tickets
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w. Il. A. RAMSEY,
Secretary of State.

Proposed gReadneatsto Tie Constitution Of he >q qf Tj-
ssste ad2ptsd by tie present GoHeraS 1sse", md 10 be
acted UPON BY the pefIe
The third section OF the 9th article of the Constitution
shall be so amended aS TO read as follows:
SECTION 3 The Judges of the Supreme Court shall be
elected by the qualified voters of the State at large and the
Judges OF such inferior courts the Legislature may esab-
lish shall be elected by the quaei voters residing within
the bounds of any district circuit to w such inferior
Judge judges either OF Law or Equity may be assigned
br ballot in the that nbers of the General
Assembly eecteL Courts mag b. established 10 be
holden BY justices Of the peace Judges of the Supreme
Court shall be- thrye of age, and shall be elected
for the fern of eight years.
The fifth section of the sixth article of the Constitution
shall be 20 amended aS read Is follows:
SEC An Attorney General for the State shall be elect
ed by the qualified voters of the State large and the At
tcrney for State 0r any circuit district to which
Judge OF infer court may be assigned shall be elected
by the qualified voters within the bounds Of such district
circuit the that members to the General
Assembly elected all said attorneys both for the State
and circuit district shall hold their offices for the term of
six years In all where the Attorney for any district
fails refuses attend and prosecute according tc law
the Court shall have power appoint Attorney pro
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CHARLES ". SMITH,
BOOKSEL AND STATIONER

No. 81, COLLEGE STREET.
. CH00I- Law Medical Religious and Miscellaneous
= Books, Also Blank Books and Stationery, at lowest
prices.
Country Merchants and School Teachers supplied on
the most favorable TERMS Nashville, Tenn, feb ..
lust RECEIY YED.-A superior assortment Of sea
81 sonabe Ready Made Clothing, consisting of
Black Cloth FrOck Coats Black DrIp d Etat Sacks;
Colored d" " pants;
Sacks; Fancy Cashmere do;
Buff white and figured Mlrsciles Vest
And variety of other clothing embracing fine and
elegant assortment L. J. H0UGH
mr. , Cedar street.
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ILrNrsvILLE, Sept. %. 1s5.

Dr. BLEDSoE- Having the publication Of your Alter
alive Compound think my duty the public, that
had been for wears subject spells of Cramp Collie in
form that had tried almost every thing that is q
bv physicians and found any thing that would
any relieve me- until tried the above medicine, which
relieved me III every attack in less than an hour.
WM. b. LLOYD.
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LIF e nv SUR Am G 4
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,


Hartford, Connecticut.
JAMES DIXON. Prest HENgY L MILLER. Ssc'y.
Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
INSURANCE on lives of white persons the joint stock
Il and mutual pan.
Persons wishing insure cannot find responsible
Company.
REFER To-W. B. Shepard Co, Krkman & Ellis. Phil
lps& Hart, liudsey Croeket Morgan 10, N S. PHI
cher, Esq.
az Pamphlets showing the advantages offered By this
Company will be furnished upon application to the under
signed, who has been appointed agent for The Company
5. ii. LOOMS, Agent.
Northeast corner of the Pebble Square, Nashville Tenn.
DR.. r. C. I'm x. hAzrrs' Medical Examiners.
s-insurance on the lives Of NEGROES On the most .s
sonable terms april l2-2m.
l. H MORTON
Dealer in Furniture and Panos Window SHADES Lcok-
ing Glasses, Mattresses, Ss,
TciOn Street. negr Cherry Ba1trIls Tsan>sue
a LII kinds of FURNITURE made TO Order or Repairei
N at the shortest notice. and warranted. aprl7srn
DOY'S HALF HOSE.-we have lust rece,vsd a rot
ID Of Cotton half hose for Boys.
mayS MYERS McGILL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL & CUNNINGHAM,

No. A., CoLLgGE SrREEr, NASHVILLE TEsy
RE in receipt of their entire stock of ARD RE
IA aud CUTLERY for the Spring Trade and in calling
the attention Of the merchants Of Middle and East Tenre
see Kentucky and North Alabama their large and varied
bly, with that oil House any country, and when the
item OF Transportation is considered it viii be found that
satere should prompt all dealers in this section of the
country to encourage heme market rt
They also invite the attention of BlacksEit Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville to their assortment of Tools
Farming Implements &c, large stock of which they always
keep ON haad. -t
Feaers Ginseng and BesTar taken at the highest
ket prices in exchange for goods, in payment of debts
Feb ", 1888. - g -a. .l..
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JORDAN STOKES.
Speaker q tie Louys ef R.pryeatstirss.
NJ r. HILL,
N,a,i D.. - n I .,y-

Adopted November % 1o5l,
.T The Union and American Nashville and the Regis
ter and Statesman Knoxville aud the Eagle aud Enquirer
and Appeal Memphis will publish until the day Of election
and send accounts this ofice.-Tq, Win nay2 ii
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CARDS, &C.

EAD. sTRArTON. G. SMITH. A. W. JOHNSON
a.'--.'s SfRkTT0E, SMITH & Co..
wholesaIe Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Corner Of Brogd and Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN, -
HAVING disposed Of interest in the Grocery depart
ment of our business 10 Mr.. MADISON SrRATToN, the
viii hor this date be conducted under the style oi
STRATT0N, SMITH Co, al old stand ON the
of Market and Broad streets.
Our stock now ample win be kept by large aceeSsions
every few days, 10 which We invite the attention and So
lcit an from merchants in the country well as city
dealers being determined 10 sell low any house the
city Our terms cash and cash only.
aDr / 1852. JOHNSON & SMITH.
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I T NATuURsT

ROOFER IND 4N4NEF4CTLRER
Of Udryen's Fire and JIdtgr PIo9f Golqpasition.
DEEM il unnecessary for say ANYTHING in favor of
this mode of Roofing; the constant increase OF It's popu
arty orhe last seven wears that has been tested in hear
~ all pars OF the Unon is the best evidence Of its utility
aud vane The roof shows for itself
sOfce Spruce Street, second door from Cedar St,
i'm Moore ; block teb2-ly
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SCHEDULE TO AMENDMENTS.

SEC. J. And that incOBy yenience arise from the
proposed amendments should the be adopted by the
people il is declared that all judges Of the Courts and Al
iorBeys contemplated in the proposed amendments shall
continue 10 hold their Offices aud exercise the duties aud
functions thereof according the true existing Laws and
Constitution until the election Of their by the
people 10 be held and made under law 10 be passed bY
the General Assembly, next eleoed after the ratification
Of the rropnsed amendments by the people which law
shall prescribe the tunes and places Of holding said ee
tunS and which shall be passed without delay and ia
strict pursuance OF said amendments gOri5dd The Lr-
isatue shall appoint day lorh0ldns the election of Judges
aud Attorneys General separate and apart from the days al
ready prescribed, hereafter Ia be prescribed by the Leg
isatue for holding the elections for State and county
hcers. JORDAN STOKES,
SpeaktrJ the A0vse II Rlpr6@tataiyss
NJ X. Hill.
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PROCLAMATION.
Executive 0FF.CE,
NASHVILLE, May %, 1858.

NASIvILLa, May sj. 1888.
DY the act of tia General Assem- ria @E
I'D bly,, passed February %, 1852, >ASss<S~S.sA
am required TO publish 10 the peo- Aas4Iss1s<[
pie of the State that the amendments proposed 10 the Con-
sthion, being Resolution No $ passed Nov p 1901, en-
titled proposed amendments 10 the Constitution of the
State OF Tennessee adopted b The present General Assem-
by and to be acted by the people, and Resolution No.
IL adopted Now 20 1851, eatied a resolution To aier
the tenth article OF the Constitution Of the State Of Tenncs
sce and which are hereto appended were pas ed by
iority of the General Assembly at the session d iS4y;
and that at the regular session. said resolutions
passed by twohirds Of all the members elected TO eac!
House in accordance with the provisions of the Cosu-
tiOn and that the general election to be held the first
Thursday August S52 said amendments 10 be sub
mued to the people Tor their approval The attention Of
the voters of the state Is hereby called 10 the proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution, and the SheIis of the
several counties referred to the act of the I'd February
1852, in regard to their duties.
- H. Testimony whereof have hereto set my
IS hand aud caused the Great Seal of the State to
- be affixed. W. B. CAMPBELL.
By the Governor:
W. b. A. RAMSEY
Secretary OF State
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JOSEPH F. DUNT0N,
Fancy and Staple DRY Goods House,

40. 81, PuJlic Square, NashriAe, Tenn.
TAS in large aud well assorted Stock of the
most desirable goods of the season. embracing every
description and quality French Manlas, Ribbons, Silk
Drap Goods White Goods Of all kinds laces and Ebrode
res French Jaconeits, Lawns and CanbrcS, bareges,
Bareye de LANES Briantincs variety Of other Dress
Goods Hosiery of all kinds Hats of all descriptions, Hard
ware etc Looking Glasses large variety OF Guns and Pts
tolls besides great variety Of Trimmings and every descr
ton of Goods 10 which he now submits the inspection Of
Merchants of the city and country trade TO which stock will
be added daily desirable goods from the East Merchants
generally invited TO examine my stock and compare
prices with that q ether houses in the trade.
feb 23 j. +. DUNTON
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ISAAC ABBOTT SIC cY..............J COLLINS, PRESr
HENRY II. HYDE TRAvELISC AGEST
+ IFE INSURANCE is simply setting aside and investing
yearly, with certainty Of sale return with ac
cunulaOnS whereas other investments with profitable
and return not easily found and citen end in an
entire loss.
Its an association formed by individuals who unite to-
gether under contract 20 support each oilers families 10
case of death. In order 10 accomplish th>u becomes ne
cessarv TO establish fund, which is done by yearly
tribuon iuyapportioned among them according Ia their
expectations Of life and the 10 be received by the
family az each Ones decease.
Suppose person at p years OF age, whose premium on
81 goo would be $50 90 year, should put this sum out al
interest the end of wear be should decease, hIs
family barely gets $40 90 with interest added making 30
only Whcress from life policy ieg would get $1,000
with his proportions Of the accumulation.
Further information can be obtained by calling on
.- p. 7. fECh, Agent
Ra BR, p " y n,m, nnaI,D Medical Examiners.
aprSn-tf.
PENNSy ANA X aIA. ROAD
NOTICE To EASTERN TRAVELLERS
Continuous rail road f ON Cincinnati levr,and Woo
A to- Wsssi,I,n sii-,ncs q aEd Chicago m 10 ph
adepha, via Pennsy railroad, from PsbuFs 10 FA
Throagh from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, in p h.
= - Cleveland 10 >
" Psburg TO g 10 -
Being the shortest quickest roue from the treat West
Fare from cincio6a,i to Phil by Railroad, slgao
Cleveland 1000.
Piu.hurg $50.
Cincinnati to phIiaIelphia. [Cin-
cinnatitO Pius5ur% by Steamboat II Uo
Tickets from Cincinnati 10 Phladepha, ha tmcve by
Rail Road, be purchased Of Srader Ret agent
Cincinnati And Packet Line 10 PtistCry. and
By ai road Philadelphia. lron the Captains GA
boards. And from Cleveland, the Cleveland and Pis
burg rail road, and Ohio aud PENS Nata rail road ol
Horton tick agent NJ ddlc House in Cev land Ohio
the middle Of February the road viii be open
ed Crrsne Wooster, and Time between Cincinnati
and Philadelphia reducedt1 - hours
NoTICE-in case Of loss the Company viii hold ,hemsel
esorsbe for personal only fr amount
not eAcredns SlU1. THOS. MOORE,
Passenger Agent. Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
NH. I6-tf Passenger agent, Ptsburg.
LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT.
JAMES DIxov Pres. Henry l.. MILLER, Sec'y.
Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
INSURANCE ON lives of while persons the joint stock
and mutual plsn.
ALso-Inslrance the lives Of Negroes reasonable
terms >. ii. LOOAl5,
ian I5-rm Agent.
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THOMAS W. FLEMING,
Comm issi iOn Merc'h ant,

CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILL receive censignmeuts of COTTON, CORN, BA-
w con, OATS, BUTTER, FEATHERS; DC. His bu
sineSs in AUGUSTA will be continued heretofore under
his direction.
REFERS To-Hon. JoHy p KIEG President, Georgia Rail
road Company. IL. W. Conner Esq President South Ca
rona Railroad Company.
P.S.-Major ARSsrEAD WALL is my General Agent IN
Tennessee and North Alabama. deel6-9mdw
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MARiHSo MAMMOTH

MaRihTV dAMWUII.
UNHE thor ueh bred ,a'k. NARiNGO NAM h>
4 MOTH. .ire from keI Hchv Will make yh
his lrst season Tennessee al Ca Spring asazZS.
Marshall cauu f. miles be low tie fishing ford IN Duck
River at rhtf.c dollars Insurance AID htv cents groom
fec. Jeuuc> sent tom distance vii be pasuIed sau>.
and gram fed. If ICQute1 lty ceuts per week lie
full fifteen haa5s ia.. inches a. good honest
netsu,e, u.nsaalrl bone. and hcayr; black, with
ncllv nose lie las the form, SIZE color and blood To- re-
commend him highly 10 iose who wish improve then
stock We consider him the master JACK OF Tennessee.
For further particulars see hand bills
lnarcl, San Knight & WILSON.
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JOUN MATTHEWS.

CORNER OF FIRST AVENUE ASDi'', REET,
Opposite Bellevue, NEw FORK
The ONLY establishment devoted exclusively To the
fact,Ire of SODA WATER MACHINERY Ec in the United
Sa'es and where may be found large of every
article connected with the business including Materials &c
ion 97-9m ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
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LIEE INSURANCE.
TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS

TRUNKS, VALIsE5, and CARPET BAGS
WE have just received large anu iine as l;Nlfl
w sGrtmeutof Trunks, Carpet Bags and E-5tfy Is
Xal-es, consisting of Sole, Bag and Zip - u I u
Leather Tra tju Trunks aud NaseS, also OF SaNonr Brue
s.i, " IL ~ aud common Carpet Bags which wl sell 1T
hNy ~ "a. RS. HOLLlNS co,
"a Corner of COLLEGE aud Union SIS Nashville.
Ii InD REV ARD Will pay theuboyc reward
n .UDD 10 any person or Iersons, as premium
above the ke price or thousand Land Warrants.
re denominations OF .5n and VIII puI-
clt.Sc single warrants OF either denomination.
4. II. BkOCkWAG
Room Oak Hail. east side Public Iuare % door
sut,lf d. Hf Z ,ttI Nashville. oCtl4-m2I.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE No. II, DEADERlcK STREET,

the WEEKLY UNI0Nr-ls furnished to subscribers al
the following rates. Single copies wear in advance
81 5o within the year s. 0e AT le cad OF the year "a oa
CLuss-Ot five and upwards-S2 90 ps copy fr one
Clubs of subscribers will be received or siN months
at the foregoing rates. q rH.rs.
The TRlWEEkLI is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday at s. per in advance; If not paid Z
advance, IS. -..- al. s...--. e.-.. ...s.. .-
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
sSy- THE MONEY IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 ...
Remitanecs OF subscriptions may be made by mail at our
risk. -
No paper viii be sent cut of the State unless The order is
conpan;ed with the cash. ..-Ht.
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vISrRAY.-BENrON C0UNTY.-Taksn up by d
T. F. Rushing living in Civil District No 3 six miles
North of Camden, one BAY HORSE, l418 or Is hands
high eight or ten years old left eye white saddle spots
on his back and marks of gears his LEFT shoulder left
hind DOT white Valued at $40. Ii. c. CAMP,
mayl6--3tw Ranger OF Benton county.