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NEW BOOKS.


HARPER's STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF THE w0RbD-Particulary describing the
United States of America Canada New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia nlusI"ed b. Seven Maps. 1882 roy al oc-
tavo pages
Physical Geography Of the Sea- By Murray.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. By LamGrtire.
Welferts Roos,. By Washington Irving
Wikoff's CourtShip and Its Consequences
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Heutz.
Alone: A Novel. By Marian Harland-
Life of Sam Eouston-nlusirated.
Inez: A Tale of the Alamo
Sens of the Sres: History OF the Rise, Progress and
Destiny of The American Party.
Stanhope Burleigh: The Jesuits in Our Homes
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. By Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile of Israel Potter. By Herman Melville
Men of Character. BY Douglas Jerrold.
Kate Aylesford: A Story of the Refugees
Coopers Novels. Revised EditiOn-complete.
Forsaebv Imayl7I JOHN YORK co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR & co. have for sale the best
article of PENS in this market.
)r. SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
POCKET KNIVES-.-2O kinds-.-the best
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK * CO.,
mayI7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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Cotton is King: Or. the Culture Of Cotton and its
relation Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce to
the free ccoed people, and to those who hold that Slavery
is in itself sinful. By an American Consigned 10 and
for sale by may22 F HAGAN & co.
The Country Neighborhood. By Miss E. A. Du-
puy author of "The Conspiraor" &C. vol Price soc.
Ellen Norbury; Or The Adventures of an Orphan
By Emerson Bennett. One vol. Price SIC
Robert Graham.-A sequel to LINDA" By Caro-
line Lee Heniz One vol. Paper, price SOC
With Others just received By
maya HAGAN BRO.
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..BoOKs THAT ARE BOOKS"

ssBOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.
X REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
VI FLooD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SAWS FARM FENCE;
NORM 20 STARS THE New WORLD;
FIFrY YEARS II BOTH HEMIsPHEREs;
NoSANPTUM AND NAIIcK;
IlYss OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND;
TaE PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAN;
HILLS, LAKES AsD FOREST STREAMS;
THE MOSsY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
TES NIGHTS A BAR ROOM
TABLES FOR Carries;
FERN LEAvFs-SecODd Series
MEMORIES THE WATER;
TENNEssEAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY;
THE HERMIT DgLL;
HoNEY Moon and other Comieaites;
Miss LRsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS THAT AND The OTHER
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE @. p. CHURCH.
REPORTED FOR THR UNION AND AMERICANA
SIXTH OAR.

! Monday, 2lst inst
After religions services, the minutes were read
and approved nsa
The Board of Mission read their report, which
was for the present. laid on the table.
A Memorials from the Faculty of Bethel college
and from Anderson Presbytery were received and
referred TO the committee on overtures
The committee on the state of religion made a
report showing that many reyiyals of religion had
been enjoyed during the last year, with many other
encouraging circumstances, as great unanimity in
doctrine and practice among the ministers of the
church. the increase of the church in members, and
the prevailing influence of experimental religion
and benevolence. The report was adopted.
The committee on Ways and Means made a
partial report, which was recommitted to the
committee.
The committee on Ohio Synod made q report
which was concurred IT,
The Judiciary committee having no business be-
fore it, was at its request discharged.
The committees On the minutes of Brazos, Green
River, Illinois, McAdoo, Ozark, Wachita, Ken
lucky, fernando and Texas Synods reported, no
minutes came to hand, and were discharged.
The committee on Mississippi Synod reported
which report was CONQUERED in.
The committee on the minutes of East Tenn,
whose report had been recommitted, again reported
which after some debate, was again recommitted
with instructions.
EEThe report of the committee on Missions was
taken from the table, and after discussion it was
recommitted with Instructions.
A motion was then made to rescind the vote
fixing the location of the next General Assembly
at Lexington, Mo-, which was carried. Louisville,
XIV, and Lebanon, Ohio, were then put in nom-
nation and on the vote being taken, Louisville,
Ky, was decided to be the place for the next As
sembly.
A resolution of Hon. Judge Howry recommend
ing that each Presbytery pay to the Board of Pub
LEGATION during the present year, twenty-five dol
lars for every FIVE hundred of its communicates.
The committee on Over lures made report on
memorial from Anderson Presbytery praying a
union of Green River and Kentucky Synods, ad-
verse to the prayer of the memorialists, which
was concurred in.
A resolution was offered by Rev. W. NJ. Reed,
providing for meeting of Green River Synod,
as Madisnovile, Ky, on Wednesday before the
the third Sabbath in June next, which was adop-
ted.
The committee on east Tennessee Synod, made
a report, according to former instructions, which
was under discu ssion at the hour of adjournment.
AT night missionary meeting was held, which
resulted in raising between seven and eight hun
dred dollars for missions.
SEVENTH DAY.
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Thursday, % inst.

After religious services for the usual half hour.
The committee on missions. reported according
to instructions, recommending the sending Of one
or more missionaries to California before any 9TH
er place.
The committee on church extension, reported
recommending the raising of S $4,000 for the pur-
pose of building church houses, after discussion the
recommendation was last
A resolution was then passed authorizing the
Board of missions, to have the care of all moneys
donated to the building of churches in or out Of
the missionary field
The committee on the minutes OF East Tennessee
Synod made report according to previous instruc-
tions which was concurred in.
Rev. DR.. Burney moved the raising of COM
mittee to prepare an enlarged edition of the Hymn
Books for the use of churches, which was car
ried, and Rev. S. G. Burney, D. D.: Rev. n. J. Fox
and Rev W. B. Gillian were made said commit
tee.
Rev. VIM. Ralston offered resolution which
was passed. providing for the 4th day of each Feb
ruary to be kept as day of thanksgiving, &c, it
being the day on which the Cumberland Presby-
teriau church was organized in 1910
A vote of thanks to the citizens of Lebanon was
then passed, and the assembly YVES dissolved.
The concluding prayer was made by Rev. R.
Burrow, d. d.
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~ sterling democrat from an adjoining
county writes US: ave have but one thing to
fight, an that is federalwhiggery resuscitsted and
named kow nothingism. The hotter the contest,
thepurerhe party viii hereafter be. The dross win
be consumed and I have reason to hope that we
will not reduced in the weight of numbers"
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Storm There was quite storm in this city and
vicinity Of last Wednesday night between and
8 o'clock. The wind blew with great violence, but
did but little damage except to tear w good ma
ny trees AID infringing several signs from business
houses Tears are entertained of great loss in the
western PORTION of the county, where it ragged
most violently.
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CooPER's NovEIs.-We have heretofore, on sew
eral occasions, referred to the uniform edition Of
Cooper's Novels, now in course of publication By
5TRNGER & TOWNSEND Of New York. In acknowl-
dying the receipt of four volumes of the series
Lionel Lincoln, /" The Chain Bearer" The Wa
r. Witch" and "Home as Found, through
DIN York e. Co, we again remind those wishing
standard edition of the works OF the great A
nrican Novelist, that no better opportunity viii
e.r occur The present edition contains the au-
tlr's last corrections, and is afforded at price
web places it within the reach Of all.
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Ew BooKs.-TemptatiOn or the UnknoWn Heir
esi is the title of a very readable novel, by the
ator of StsnGeld HAIL. for sale by HAeAN.
legends and Stories of Ireland" by SAMUEL
Lov,.-The inimitabe author of Handy Andy"
has ven the public, in this volume, collection
Of Ith Stories Of rare humor. We commend the
book all melancholy persons. For sale by IA
GAN.
" r. Wonderful and Amusing Doings, on Land
and Sc of Oscar Shanghai" is a story mostly told
by woo cuts, as full of fun as clown at the Cir
Gus. F. sale by HAGAN.
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FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIs1RIcr-We are authorized
10 Col JOpN H. SAVAGE candidate to renre
sent the Fourth District in the Congress othe United
States.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1855.

.zy-V. D PALxERs American Newspaper Agency is re-
moved from n W. corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
o Browns New Iron Building n E. corner Of Fifth aud
Chestnut Philadelphia
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~ At 10 o'clock last night, DR.. LINDSEY
was alive, but his death momentariIy expected.
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~ We are authorized and requested to announce DR.
Thomas ANDERSON OF Coffee County, candidate 70
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
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GAS FITTING.
WYE still continue insert Gas Pipes at The usual low
w prices, and are prepared TO make Alterations do
any kind Of work in line and warrant well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We Offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they can be brought fron the last after paying freight &c
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices of large lots OF Globes aud Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect b. first boats
from Pittsbur. and will sell them very low Apply TO
JAS. KENDKiCk, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry st.
nchS 55-1y f l.. DAVIS co,
FXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
Il lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well to
purchase their supply at STKETCHS DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has Just received the
finest article ever brought to this city. Tmchs
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- We authorized TO announce B. CLENoSs IS
Cand safe represent Davidson county in the next House
Ol Representatives.
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Ga the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr. Lyon, DR..
JosrPH BosrcK, of Franklin, Teun., to Miss MARY
l. HUSr, of Columbus. Miss
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For THE COUNTING HOUSE.

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
- BLANK COP YING BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLO7TLNG BOARD;
Bills OF LADING-RALLR0AD RECEIPTS
C0UN7YNG-HOUSE RACKS-POST BO1ES;
ARNOLD'S FLUID-ARNOLDS CARHfNE;
GOLD PENS-STEEL PENS -LNRSTANIlSj
BILL READS-LETTER CLLPS-POUNCB;
CHECK TZE.S--PEE RACKS-ENEELOPES;
BANK BOOKS, DC, &c. For sale by
anil CHARLES W SMITH.
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MARRIED.-On Tuesday evening, the 22d inst !,
ty Rev. J. y. Ferguson, Mr.. SAMUEL CLARK, OF
this city, to Miss MARY L. MrLLs late of Atlanta,
GEORGIA
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Southern Forwarding House
w. H GORDON CO,
4 - .

W. H GORDON CO,
Agents in Nashville for
YOUNG. WYATT 4 co, WYATT co,
Savannah. Ga, Charleston. South Carolina.
FORWARDING AGENTS GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
NIE would respectfully announce to the Merchants of
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
services OF the well known house Of Messrs W b. COR
DoS CO whose pleasure will be to present our for
warning bills Tor collection the counters Of patrons
IN Nashville Our bills being made payable in NashziEe
VIII enecuay do away with an the sunoyance and incon
ve1ence heretofore arising from having to purchase drafts
make remittances. leave deposits &c &C
Goods consigned to care are iarqriaVy forwarded
the same day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel az
yer ne aoad depot Is closed for the when this
ana coeerst 6y insurance at no cost our
would again return grateful thanks to merchants
generally IN Tennessee for the patronage heretofore 40 m
orally bestowed upon and at the time respectfully
solicit their busine so long they find it their inter-
est to patronze our houses
YOUNG, WYATT q CO,
Savannah, Ga.
WYATT Co.
maylu Charleston. & q
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GENERAL AssrMDLr.-The Assembly was en-

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The Assembly was en-
gagged yesterday morning in the discussion of the
subject Of Church Extension, the report of the
committee on the subject being before the Assem-
bly,, with motion pending to recommit with in
structions to report place for the establishment
of Board of Church Erection. The discussion
was to the point of the mode of carrying out the
project Of Church Extension, all agreeing as to its
importance The hour of adjournment arrived be-
fore the question was reached.
In the evening, the reports of committees upon
Synodcal Records occupied greater part Of the
session. The committee on Foreign Correspond
ence also reported, and nominated delegates to For
eign bodies which report was adopted
WooD AND CHR1srY's MIssrREIs This truly
talented band gave their fourth entertainment last
evening to large and discriminating audience.
We have seldom seen more enthusiasm manifested
at any place of amusement than was displayed on
this occasion. We have already alluded to the
merit of a portion Of the company, and our opinion
then expressed gains GROUND on better acquain-
lance. Where so many excel, it is difficult to dis
tingush, but among the various acts that struck
our fancy the brilliant performance on the
Guitar by Mr.. GOULD. We find we had never
properly appreciated this instrument; the tones
produced "soh as fecces of descending snow
still ring in ears and in future it will be diff
cult for US to acknowledge this gentleman's supe-
rcr. Mr. Henry, the Baritone" of the troupe,
possesses a voice of unusual sweetness and fexibil-
ity; lis song Of "Good old hut at home" was sung
handsomely and brought down thunders Of ap-
plause. Ben. MALLORY, the dancer, came in for his
share Of appreciation; his style, finish, taste and
execution certainly surpass any we have seen in 1
this city. HUNrINGToN's solo on the Banjo gave
great satisfaction this gentleman is gaining very
envisble position among Banjoists Take them
Individually they equalaHy Of the numerous bands
in the country, as a whole they certainly excel
Tonight Is set apart for the benefit of our old
friend JOE MURPHY, and we trust that a crowded
house may greet him. It must be borne in mind
that this is the last night, and years may elapse
before the plaintive and sweet tones of his voice
may be heard again. The programme as will be |
seen is replete with gems. Again we say give |
him bumper.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NASHVILLE AND NORTH WESTERN RAILRok


DROPOSALS will be received addressed the subscr-
Il bers at their Office in Dresden. Weaklsy county,
Tenn until Monday, the 18th day OF June for the grub
bing and clearing grading, masonry, cross s &c. OF
miles Of the Western division Of the above road
cling l3% miles from tle city of Hickman, XIV, at the
point of junction with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Obion county to Huntington.
Proposals will also be received addressed 10 Nashville
until Tuesday, the 10th day II July for the grbhng and
clearing grading and Masonry, ties &c, OF 50 niles
OF the Eastern division of said road commencing Il Nash
vile.
The work is divided into sections cs about mile EACH
and proposals will embrace more sections. The
Middle division Of eighty miles will be ready for contract
about the lst Of September Of which due notice will be
gwen This line OF road passes through fine productive
ana neahy country well watered and where supplies
De procured readily along TIE line and cheap any
point In me North wes:. The work the essern div
sion IS principally earth work. and the material is light and
exceedingly easy of excavation The Eastern division is
heavy WORK. embracing about yards rock excsva-
ton, and . zoo yards masonry The whole line aSy Of
access by good roads, the country is rolling and beahy
The usual monthly payments will be made in sash the
work progresses and bids proposing take prlon Of
payments in the capital stock Of he company VIII be ia
vorably considered.
fans and prohes Of the work be seeE and speei-
neanons baEk forms OF proposals. and all other inorma-
uon obtained By applying addressing the subscribers
AZ Dreden or Nashville 10 DAYS previous the letting
myiI-lm BECKER x RUST Gent Contractors
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.T We authorized 10 announce Col. JANEs VI.
NHEID candidate TO represent the counties of Coffee
Warren, Cannon, Van Buren, and Grundy in the next
State Senate.
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EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTIONS SALE.
G virtue of the authority conferred on me bv the will
ID Of Sarah Ewing deceased. will expose 10 sale bv
public auction, Saturday, 27ih May ls55 on credit of
and two years with Interest from date pieces Of
property situate Vine StTeetvz The house and lot IN
which Aber Geayes resides bel about forty front
aud hundred and eighty feet in deptt also piece of
the lot which Geo w. Smith resides. containing sixty
feet 'front.' and one hundred and eighty feet in depth
Al the same time and place, will sell, credit of six
months unless previously disposed Of several likely
groes, embracing men. women and children. Notes IN
bank, with good security, required.
ulgyltd ANDREW EWING
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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TJAS in store HrInkleys Ky Premium and two horse
Steel Ploughs Subsoil Ploue rs ""iivators Harrows,
COru Shelters Corn aud Cob CrusiA-s Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles classA Agrcutura I'M
plemenis Any article which he way not have baud,
win be ordered and cost OF transportation and exchange
only added to the manufacturers prices He expects by
the first of May superior Hay RAKE VIII ch he wishes
to submit to those interested for examination.
LabdIeth's seeds.
Just arrived, additional supply Of Cornfeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity of the finest Onion
Sets, and q variety u all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety of Flower Seeds hand, and will be in
receipt Of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot Of Gavns and Iowa Potatoes at 81 soc.
per bushel by tbs barrel.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds, such as Clover
Timothy, Orchard, Herds aud Blue Grass and in q few
days will be in receipt Of Barley, Beckwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also fine lot Of Oats.
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
VILLA II TASRFR

COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,
IN PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, invites the attention
Us of Southern and Western Merchants to his stock
of Fans Combs Hair Tooth aud Nail Brushes Ladies Ret-
cues Perfumery, Soaps Porte Monaies, Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax, Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces &C. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
aud TOYS of every description Scissors Razors and Cut
ery Gold and Gilt Jewery, Accordeops and Victims, in
Guiding general and very large stock OF English French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for CASH OF APPROVED PAPER.
~ Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner WILLIAM TASKER,
mv4-lvd 10, PARK PLACE, New YoRK.
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

GAIL at WATERFIELD & WALKERS on the Square.
The new styles thev have introduced for the Spring
are considered the handsOmest Hats of the while
the ertrene gness of ertars and super5, tsr0as finish
render them highly desirable all who wish hat of the
most popular style and of the finest quality
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE most becoming Hats for young men viii be found
in great variety at Waterield Walkers. They have
all the new and popular designs in all the fashionable col
ors for the season 1t is also said that their prices are
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
APT WATERtlEbD MALhEk-
SOFT FELT HATS
OFF all the new designs in Black White and Pearl SON
J Cassmere-the most desirable Hats OF the season
Just introduced by WATERFIELD WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
NfERCH ANTS who wish selection of Hats that t0lA
WI SELL and who have the cash TO paw for them or are
rerv pyo7apt to make payment when due should call at
Wakefield Walkers. They have very desirable varie
ty and sell at low and uniform prices.
WATEREIELD WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters,
ap7-tf 26 Public Square, next to Cowboys.
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURER.
SYLVAN NILS

GAELBYNILLE, TENNESSEE.
{ lLLhLAND co, Manufacturers Of all kinds Of
VI COsIOAAbEN. apron CHECKS PLALDS
AND SIRASEN IIChLNGS STRLpD ONr4BCRGS
for servants THYME DC
large and ul line OF the above Goods can always be
found at MeSsTs. TRABUE & LUCUS' No - PnhIte
Square, Nashville, Tennessee our factory ricas WHICH
have recently been reduced e. fully cnrsta Win INV
manumc'oTv either North south We -, c,f,lT,- -
guest city and country merchants TO call on Ness Tb
Lucus-our ony agents at Nashvilie-and qxs,nina i
Goods GILLFI. AMI 4 40
~ We the agents for the shove Goods ana ~.
specially request city and country merchants IN r. n an.
examine them. We have just received large lot
mavl7 TRABUE 4 ITClvS
BgGG-Es AND ANTHRACITE COAL AT AUCTvCx.
addition Regular Grocery Sale ADVERTISED Tor.
1 this morning, Will sell for cash
10 handsome New Ruggies;
% casks Anthracite Coal
The latter received this spring and is ordsrs to Co
closed. mAvI5 DAVIS h SWAMI
= STRAIGHT: M S. DENING. H. MBoUGAI.
STRAIGHT. DEMISC Il CO.,
Commission Merchants for the Purchase and
sale of Western Reserve Cheese N Butter
Sugars hUlasses Rice, Coffee Brooms Seeds SaIeratus
and all kinds OF Western Produce and
Manufactured Articles,
No. 81 SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI
~. Particular attention given to the Forwarding BUSH
ness. (dec2s-6ms
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NICE hOMES.-We are offering for sale eigh, de-
SraDie Lots containing about acres EACH some of
then handsomely situated about mile from the city,
Murtreesooro and Noensve Turnpkes Persons wishing
TO purchase site for comfortable bone would do wei
TO call on 10, mySo LlSDSLEY l. CROCKETT.