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ENGINEERING.

TEVHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il plans specifications and estimates and to contract for
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machnist and having had
of the people, and can safely say that my facilities for fur;
nshng good Machinery at fair prices are unsurpassed:
in any part of the States of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c. &C.. N'N Ns0'''
All letters to receive HfsRT Gui B k EHsp'd
Consulting g, EInghIneSSr'
~ The Charlotte Democrat and Salisbury Banner will
please publish times and forward this office
for payment
EEMALE SCHOOL,. HILLsBoRoUGH, n. c.
It MIR Mrs BuRwELL Principals. Maj Frederick Zerr.
laut Professor of Music Drawing and Painting and Mod
SESSION, (2o wEEEs)
Music on Piano or Guitar 5000
Use of Instrument for practice, 5000
Modern Languages, each, 1000
The next session commences Wednesday the 18th of
Hisborough, June 6, 1854. 1o26-w6w.
EHOTEL IN HILLsBOROUGH FOR SALE.
4es as abs sale S a ySuasf in asbor
House The made to suit the s Con
given the first of January next
n. b. If not sold it will be rented usual.
LONG, WEBB CO.,
June Is, 1854. l0a6-w6W
ST. MARY,S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. C..
- REV. ALBERT SMEDES b. D. RECTOR The 9th
Term of this School will commence the 9Th July 1854
and continue five months. The following term will COM
mence on the 9th January, 1855.
tor. =, -.
June u, 1850. COLT
HAN RIVER INSTITUTE.-THE FALL SES-
of July.
A. c. LINDSEY
Yanceyrilie, June IS, 1854. ss-sw.
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W The Hon. Daniel Turner, of Warrenton, it is
stated, has declined the Office rendered him by the
President, of Naval Storekeeper at San Francisco,
California.
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dOur invite attention to the interesting letter
&a Il s.n Correspondent, in another col
" will well repay perussl.
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NE MARKETs
RALEIGH MARxFT


RALEIGH MARxET. 49,
+ .'. 81 VIZ q U d fi URch. 3 1s'
= Ff;ol1r. e ~ svss isss
n B ca N1 ,;1s5 e u &c. PEI lb:..
BUTTER I5io 80 cts. per b. asss
eeSGS fUkEss cts 1s.l pet "a. dozen s.
SSsN 8 9 & S s' s. per sssi barrel
. GoPPEs Z, = go q g % per 200 lbs
- "a !. so cts. pei i Ssish siss'
sT0Ch PEA5E Isss 80 cts. per b.ishsk
.,,pIr,,s nm, ~ hItej 81 90 9sssss
DEED RRFF lcEEs. per snshsi .,s scarce.
FRESH PORK q sets, per 1b.
@coTioN-e cts per n:
NORFOLK MARKEf.
kEr0kTED FOR TIE /" SoRTH s41xB1hbs
By A: NJ. MPHERTERS Coz -
Wholesale Grocers, F5,sOarSiir 6bssssO Msre1anss,
No. HUANokE SouAnE.
BREADsTUFFS- accounts per Niagara and Arctic
adverse breadstu continued to hold
S. w5 F SMR 'ss cSpP o
ly and no change from our last quotations.
sns s e s9 s
Common Rosin sls Fine and Eo:a 81 q Spirits T1il
.s STA hsis5s 20 sss 2 &. Z ss
since our last.
h Lar J q 1870:
LIME-Thorpaston SIS a SIX; W. +: 81 20 a sig;
Burnt Oyster shells 90 c. p busheI o's
GROCERlES-Are quiet without change sst
GUANo-ln good supply at prices befofa QUOTED.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET
The market is well supplied With B4C0N but no change
in price
The principal sales of COTTON were made at 81;
CORN IS scarce and wanted at 81 10 per bushel
The receipts of FLOUR are light, and demand rood.
Saes from wagons Thursday at So 25 for superfne
SPIRITS TURPENTINE is id better demand at i'm.
provement of ~ cts. per gallon.
RAW TURPENTINE change. Gtyolinian.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
June 10
TURPENTINE.-But little Tufpentine striving and we
note fair demand Further sdcs ySstarry lI6 bbls
So Is for virgin and 81 80 for yellow dip; ID $50 bs None
on market this morning that we know OF:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-In this article a
cline Of cent on Thursdays figure. Sales made during
yesterday OF 400 bbls at 80 cents per gallon No sales
this morning to the time of closing enquiries we
hear of and the market is qet offering 80 cents
RoSNConmoh hosin Is without change in price, and
we note fair demand stock light Sales yesterday of 700
balls. at 81 10 for large-szed bbls: (320 fbsj
TAR-No transactions Since yesterdays report Lest
sale at S. So p bb
aofon frroro fa e11/ o11faE N
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COMMENCEMENT AT WAKE FOREST. We had the
pleasure, on Thursday last, of witnessing the closing
exercises of Wake Forest College and spent pleas
ant morning in the midst of large concourse as
sembled for the same purpose. On Wednesday, we
learn that the address before the literary societies
was delivered by the Rev. T. G. Jones, of Norfolk
Va In the afternoon of the same day the Rev. Ba-
sill Manly, of Richmond, Va, delivered an address
on education, and the valedictory preach
cd at night by the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, of Alexandria.
The exercises on Thursday commenced about II
O'Clock, in the Chapel Of the Institution. A brass
band from Petersburg was in attendance, and the
procession of officers and students having formed
IN the campus in front, entered the building amid
the inspiring strains of instrumental music. Prof
Owen presiding, five young gentlemen the gradu-
atcs of the OCCASION delivered their addresses
der, and in style and manner that would have done
credit to any institution. The names of those who
received diplomas John III. Mills of Halifax Vr-
ginia Thomas H. PritchaId Davie County, North
Carolina; John c. Patterson, Orange Co., North Car
DINA Joseph j. Williams, of Pitt and Rufus P.
Jones, Of Wake. AT meeting of the Trustees du-
ring the commencement exercisee the Rev. Mr. Win
gate, agent for the College, and Prof Henson of
Murfreesboro' Institute appointed to fill two of
the vacant chairs An effort will be made to secure
the services of some well qualified gentleman for the
Presidency, and also to raise a handsome fund for
the more liberal endowment of the institution.
On Thursday evening the college grounds became
the scene of cheerful testvity, and many ladies and
gentlemen remained to participate in the pleasure of
the night. The weather delicious, and when
left by regular mail train, there every prospect
that the occasion would have brilliant close.
Weekiy Post.
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=
y ~ The folowin among other Resolutions was
adopted BY late needing Of the Fedcrasts Of Row
an 49, -
" Resslred That any attempt to rob Spain of the
Island of Cuba either by adopting that most iniqui-
OF authorizing the President in the of Cong
ress to suspend our neutrality laws or by making
war upon Spain to prevent her from giving freedom
to her slave population in that Island would dishon-
or the American name, and establish doctrine ut
tery destructive of the great fundamental principle
of Republican government the right of the people
to regulate their domestic concerns as they NAV
see fit uncontrolled by the feelings, wishes or in
stitutions of any other nation"
This Resolution was offered by Hon. Nathaniel
Boyden, and is every way worthy of the who
disgraccd the seat he occupied and reflected upon
the patriotism of his constituents by voting in Con-
gress in 1916 or 1847, to withdraw the American
troops from Mexico-to close the 6y backing out
before Santa Anna and the Nericans Of course
Mr.. Boyden is for Gen. Dockcry for Governor.
This Resolution presents certainly oery cordial
aceIcome to the Hon. Mr. Barringer the occasion
of his return to his home in that yicinity-Mr Bar
ringer, who, it is understood is warmly in favor of
the acquisition of Cuba and who would doubtless re-
gard the emancipation of the slaves there as afford
ing ample justification for this government to take
and hold the island. But neither Mr.. Barringer nor
the people of Rowan and the surrounding Counties
are to be judged of committed on this important
question by anything which emanates from Mr.. Boy
den. They will be found, at the proper time on the
side of their country and the peculiar institutions of
the South.
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METROPOLITAN SEMINARY. We had the pleasure
(says the Weekly PosD Of witnessing part of the
closing exercises of this institution under the
of the Rev. Mr. MDowelI, on Thursday last week,
and of observing the evidences afforded by the
animation of the fidelity of the teachers and the dill
igcnce of the pupils The Latin class translated
passages from Horace with case and readiness. The
young ladies equally proInpt in their responses
to the many questions propounded to them in vari-
Gus other studies. Two of them, constituting the
graduating class, received handsome diplomas. We
sincerely hope that Mr.. NJ Dowe may be encouraged
at his next session by large additions to his prom
sing school.
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~ oUTH LOWELL MALE AcADEM,

SoR4NGE c01INFY GARsE ~, y ~
N. A, Principal Rev. WIZ. w, Rux4 An AZ A. Associate.
The next session of this Institution wi commence on
Thursday, July 18th. Young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for of our Colleges, for ring business,
or for studying the Professions Especi attention will
be given to preparing those who intend become
Exercises will be required of all in Comp 5son, Decamd
ton and Extemporaneous Speaking. Vocal Music will be
taught free of charge to dill THAT desire It.
TUrr1oNIn the Classics SIS; in English e12 so in this
primary department. $40. Board including every thing
except lights, $32 50 ut the Boarding House
less in private families
Students come by public conveyaneeto HiIaborough,
IL miles west; Oxford miles north eas
Their place private conveyances can be obtained
Circulars; containing particulars; be had appIica
ton to the Principal the Executive Commits
Dr. A. w. Gay Col D. G. Parrish, ReysJ A. McManuen,
mittee.
south Lowell, Me-, June O. Issa so a.
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RELLAMY,s HOTEL, wARRENToN, e. g

HpELLAMY'S HOTEL, WARRENTON, n, c.
I'D The undersigned takes pleasure informing the pubs
lie that she has entirely reftted her house from cellar gar.
rett and is prepared to accommodate all who may pa
tronze her in the best style:
She has added twenty the house. all Of which,
together with the old Ones (Which h.fe aFbepn fefted
furnished with and comfortable fnrnltey AId
pleasant and airy. s2..9sa .
dining saloon is large and peasan and hsf table will
at all times be furnished with the best the market will af
ford, prepared by experienced coUhs.
No little attention has been paid fitting Up the stables
belonging to the house. which dry and furnished with
best provender and attentive ostlers.
The we'll trained and trusy, attentive
to the wants of guests. sss7pst 1870
Her Bar attached the House will oil times be nFs
nshed with the best of refreshments in tint He by
perienced barkeeper Who will all times be ready
guests suppress everything tending 10 bosers
BUSINESS rowdysm.
With all the advantages for comfort which the
proprietor Offer confident assuring
elng public that they will find her establishment equal 70
in the country and such entitle ef to liberal
share of public patronage.
ANN BEtLAMY.
June Is, 1854 1O26-Af6vr.z
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ID FAD AND PROFIT. WE HAVE oN HAND
1lrather more in the way Of summer than Nish
and do believe in keeping Goods beyond their
We will sell all Summer Goods at many others IL
the to be convinced of what say come an1
8 EVANS COOKE
No. 20, Cheap Piseess-
Raleigh, June IS, 1874. sc--=s
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NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO THE LEGAL
II heirs and representatives of William Garrett
Wife Jemma Garrett, formerly of Washington County, NJ
c. that Mary Garrett who died in said County in March
1852 in her last Will and Testamen left thsIn legacy
of $500, which will be paid over any time upon present.
ig themselves and legally identng their relationship
II. G. SPRUILL, Exc'r of Mary
A. F. GARRETT, Garrett
Plymouth, n. c., June ID, 1854. 6o-5tpd.
in Columbus. will
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NORFOLK MARKEaA

REF0kTED FOR /" SoHfH.cARoLrsx sT1SBlhba
By A: NJ: MPHERFERS q Co.. f
Wholesale Grccers, F0r0a,ad e srelanss,
No. H6ANokE SouAnE.
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SEA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL HAMP
= TON Va. will be re.opensd on Thursday June 1st
and the propreto having added large and commodous
House, Ball ROOM Bowling Alleys DC; &c., pledges hims
self make effort render the stay Of sits pea
ant and agreeable:
Its advantages Bathing Air. surpassed
by other Watering place. and the climate proverbia
fer health.
Boats, Fishing Tackle &C., in readiness for visitors.
Board per day % 90
:" week, i2 90
% !" ! month"; s5 90
90 90
Children Under yeats Of age half prce
r. G. BANKS.
June ~ 1854. lO26-w4w. ~
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TEVEE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il plans specifications and estimates and to contract for
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
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HERN
Conn ercial COLLEGE,

WRITING INSTTT UTE.
TINE first term of this College will COM
uleuce on MONDAY, Feb. 18, in the EzS~rr1
large and spacious room in Coopers block Ee@zxazzA
ON Cherry street. five doors above Deaderick =
The course Of instruction this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law Commercial Arithmetic
and Penmanshlp.
Nopupil Will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to dscharge the duties of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among ohes which dispenses with the use OF the Jour
nal greatly lessening the amount 9 labor and liability to
err and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superuOus and enables the bookkeeper to
post his personal daily, and his merchandise and
cash as often as may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the uss
of retail establishments
They will be taught simple process by which the mer-
chant all times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
resartng 70 the tedious process of taking inventory
This institution will be permanent, and has been estab
rshed TO meet tue already important and growing CON-
erca interests of the city Of Nashville and State OF Ten
uessee and Is designed TO place upon basis INFERIOR
10 in this country.
The importance to every business man, of knowledge
Of accounts be sufficiently obvious to all rehectn
minds
10 the man of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically, and without pecunisy loss
and the LAWYER often called upon, in the discharge OF
his professional duties to unrave the most intricate ac'
counts but the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood, II is invaluable. Hglyes him
position which nothing else can.
lie holds the post confidential clerk in his employers,
service. .
Tpconpecfion with this establishment department for
The bsneat OF those who wish to take lessons in writing
y where an elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
Who place themselves under the care OF the precepor
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number Of lessons but for specified price may continue
pv branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
M privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period free OF charge.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE O.
L FARM, situated in the county of Madison, 10 4;;.
miles northeast from Jackson, and some miles zaiss
east OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the same dis4 nee
from Spring Greek, and contains about 700
SAID Farm has been long esteemed of the very pest
in the county, and is located in healthy section, entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera. There 250
acres cleared land and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, commOdious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE, and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has a most fertile and productive SOIL
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made Of the best sOIkfarms in West Tennessee
being well watered with FIVE failing Springs, and
beautiful creek. .
Any person desrous purchasing is invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
as to TERMS &c. THOS. B. FENNER.
iy2-6mtrw&w%
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL
W q N ID T. OF W a II +, D!i

i covered. You cannot make one hair white or black
but Mr. Byron H. Robb length procured the truth
Of the great secret after much study toll and expense how
make the hair curl and in the most beautiful and
graceful for life The proprietor has travelled
through various parts Europe for upwards of nine years.
search of the celebrated chemist and physioogst NJ
Jaques and has length found him Italy, and purchased
of him the receipt for the OF COO. All persons hsv
ing the most uncouh and looking HAIR have it
rams formed into the beautiful and curling appear
ance that could be desired The composition Of which the
article composed will cost than 50 cents, and
but one application needed to the hair it to curl
and wave in the Uniform and perfect order for life and
thus improve the looks and appearance one hundred per
cent We now offer this wonderful discovery to the world,
for the sum of ST. Direct aletters to BYRON h. ROBB
Farmington Trambul county, Ohio and the receipt will
be forwarded Immediately to the person. All letters must
be postpaid to secure attention. lseptl S:dwSm
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl-l offer for -
n sale nv Farm lying in District No. 6, on Mill q
Creek ten miles from the city, Immediately the Nash
re and Chattanooga Rair oad, and half mile from An
aocn Depot The land fronts more than oneourth OF
1e on the Railroad The sell of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About Onehalf the tract IS
aeariiy tmbered and market for all the wood furnished
y the Railroad The contains aoout 240 acres well
atered and the of under good cedar fence The
Mia Greek Valley Turnpike is finished to within two or
three hundred yards of the land. To any person wishing
one Of the desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is offered. The Improvements
are good aud substantial CHAS. NJ. hAAo'
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~ beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,

csr Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,
and Sweet Breath.-All who desirous Of Obtain
ing those benefits should use
ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH
This delicious stcle combines many merItorous quail
tiles that it has become standard favOrte with the
citizens OF New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Dent
lists prescribe it in their practice most successfully and
from every the most atterng ardaons are award
ed it Inhamed and bleeding gums immediately ben
eted by its use; its action upon them mild soothing
AID effective IL ceanses the teeth thor Gughly thai they
are made rival pearl in whitenes aud duse through
tie mouth such delightful freshness that the breath
rendered extremely II dsiufects all mEuri
fss which tend produce decay; and Consequence
these relieved the teeth must always
snund
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggist aEd
Chemist PHILADELPHIA Sold wholesale and re. All by
W. f. GRAY, Nashville.
And by all Druggists, at only 25 'EentydIe cents per
bottle. iaugs-Sm
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ITNTTED STATES BDTFL-

CHRsNUT STRsET, ABOVE FOURTH, PHILADELPH1A, PA.
n J. MCCLELLAN, (ate of Jones Hotel has the "a
J. pleasure inform his friends and the travel
ling community that he has eased this House for
of years. and prepared for the reception of Guests
The Local advantages of this favorte establishment
too well known to need comment
The House and Furniture have been put in first rate
der; the large and well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that effort his part shall be wanting
to make the UNITED STATES equal in comforts to any
Hotel in the Quaker City. [jy7d3m
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cVE1V HARGAIN LAND.

= + immediate application is made great bargain wall
h. srap i'm The following tracts of land, viz: 500 acres
:; yyfras R nd fronting Hydes Ferry Turnpike and
,,,,5erland RIVER T@ miles from Nashville, 40 acres
,so-s4 balance well tmbered-soll mostly good. Also,
- as naIr the Noeusville Pike adjoining NOodsOn and
IA n Irras' ~ miles from Nashville Also 2l acres ad-
;inin lucas Apply to j. B. Moore in Whites Bend or
i7r JO0N l.. h K. w. BROWN, Cherrv-st
VVANTILLAS AND EMBRUIDEkIES.-A
beautiful assortment of Msutilas, Grape Shawls aud
ff.iias which we are offering very cheap for cash.
h'p.S mo- ''' THURST0N BERNARD.
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WOODEN WARE. &c.

WOODEN WARE, &c.
SUNDRIES JUST RECEIV
NEDAR Buckets, Pals, Tubs, Piggings &C.;
u Well Buckets, Half Bushel Measures;
Butter Tubs Rice Boxes Sugar Boxes &c;
Bread Trays Baskets, children's Cane Chairs;
Cocoa Nut Dppers, Grass Mats Mannlla do;
Churns, Cradles Floor Mops, &c.
Just received at the Variety and House Furnishing Store
of Taug2Ol MORRISON 4 co.
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A BRICK DWELLING, with six rooms, kitchen ,
and Cav streets The lot fronts Is feet on High and
1876 feet on Gay street. Apply at No 6s Cherry street
JOHN L. d R. W. BROWN,
ia7.tf Real Estate AGENTS
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CRUTCHER HOUSE,

THIS large and commodous Hoel situated the
Il Lerof SPRING AND SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, Ten
xEssEE now newly furnished throughout, and ready for
the reception of transient This is by the
est Hotel to the Depot and being in the centre OF the city
quite convenient to all the business houses.
10. W. BELL,
senf3-tf IrnnretOr.
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JNWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, for a man who
calls himself ORTvAL EvRETTE, who came to my house
in February last and set in work for me- and remained
with me until last Saturday evening; be then took my
horse saddle bride and blanket and made bis escape and
has not been heard of since He is small man. of rather
yellow compexion about five feet six inches high he
thin visaged man. with yelowsh hazel eye, and toers-
bic large nose; his hair is straight and black, with
few gray hairs he says that he is 25 years old be is
mild spoken with but few words; he said that he
raised in East Tennessee and his father lives in Roane
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried away
was young bay horse two years DID, about fifteen and
halt hands high with bald face and hind feet white lit
tie above the quarter oins be has black main and tall
and rather brown bay he is of the Tom Hall pacing
stock and pace very well; be is unaered, and shOd
before when he left.
will give the above reward to any person who will
bring me the and the horse either of them
either of them and gveme information that can
get them. s. J. KITTRELL.
Lebanon, Wilson county Tenn. jy6:f