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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-21
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

A DIVIDEND of EIGHT this day do
N cared the Capital Stock Othe Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company, out Of the profits for the
ending this day JAMES WALKER, See'y.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3, 1856. G& P. nOvf--alm.
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THE SURSCRIRERi

HAvE just opened q very handsome assortment Of
III Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety Of
Gloves Suspeuders Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and MuHlers &c, &c, all oil
which will be sold ut fair prices
septlO-n CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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Harvey in Nashville.

THE eminent HARVEY" well known to every gen.
tleman in Philadephia the most successful Gutter
of garments, is establishment, No. Is Cedar
street and prepared 10 take measures aud to exhibit
fine an assortment Of Cloths Cassmers and Vestings
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, both geDtlemens and youth is full,
and Furnish ng Department contains every article
comprised under that head. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-21
NEW YORK
MILLINERY and Trimming
EN- pOriu nm,
BOnnets, BOnnets,
For the Million.

Every popular Style that IS graceful and rch IN Shennea
Velvet and Plush Bonnet Materials rich and deliberately
trimmed with rich French flowers of inconceavable beauty
and Bird of Paradise and other styles of Feathers thst
need only to he seen TO be admired.
Also Childrens' Embroidered Hoods Hats and Turbans,
Ladies' Dress Caps and Headdresses and every gem and
novelty which art and ingenuity could design or the
World Of Fashion produce.
Embroderies Of every style that possibly could be
found and Collars Sleeves and Sets Caps
Skirts Boards Edgings and InsertiDgs
Also Cloaks and Mantas Of every STYLE that has been
pronounced most fashionable in Cloth trimmed with MORE
antique and MORE Antique trimmed with Cloth and Vel
vet with rich Fringe Buttons, and Tassels, with
variety of the the other styles which would be superuous
TO detail.
Also, Ladies' OOrsetts Of every popular improvement
will be found in this stock. octl0-d8m
TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS.-(Gberts
make -The subscriber has two fine new Pianos for
sale on good TERMS BENZ. +. SHIELDS, for Trustees,
septI AZ Public Square.
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ALL THE PREMIUMS AGAIN AWARD.
ED TO
waterfieId & Walker !:

Waterdeld & Walker /:
GREEABLE with their usual custom Watsrfeid &
IA Walker again swept the board ali the Premiums
enered al the late Fairs for the finest specimens in
Department IL should be borne In mind very
moderate price Of five dollars elegant Hats can
be procured lnovil WATBRFiELD & WALKER.
NEW DESIGNS OF SOFT HATS.
Hk largest and most select son Fur afs
Il will be found AZ Waterfsld & Walker's-they have All
the new eolors OF the -
noyl wATERFILD q WALKER
LADIES' RIDEIN6: HATS
THE Ladies will and WateFaeId & WaIkerAs .ons
handsou styles OF Riding Hats Of richest texture
and most appropriate designs Also fan assoften1 Of
Fancy Hats and Caps for children.
FURS FURS FURS
WE have received part of Winter stock Of Fursl
w and will sell them at moderate prices
WATERFIELD& WALKER.
City Hat and Fur store.
novl 2s Puoiie square.
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GLOVER q CO.
CITY EXPRESS-PACKAGES
NoTICET0 PoIICY HOLM

MR.. (. D. FARNSWORTH has been duly elected Marine
WI and Fire Inspector for the Issuance Offices and Agen-
cies of this city, and such Inspectors authorised to
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices,
JOSEPH VAULX, Pres't.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Prest.
oct3l-n Ed .s.E.s.E JOS. NASH, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-21

WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--Western Africa lis
History, Condition, and Prospects By Rev. ]. Leighton
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary Africa, and one
OF of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
sion. With numerous Engravings. l2mo., Muslin.
Mr. Wilson's book on Western Africa" contains the
complete and creumsantia report that has appeared
the present coalition Of this part Of the WoTdL0ndoA
Literary Gazette.
Eara ola A HI,c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-21

SINAI AND PALESTINE, in connection with their His
tory By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley N. Aone Volume with
Maps &c. H .HI Haa 1-s
THE GENIUS OF CHRISTIANITY the Spirit and
Beauty of the Christian Religion. By Vscount De Chateau
BRAND. -4 tt t.. 2
COM. PERRY'S EXPEDITION TO JAPAN AND TIE
HINA SEAS. For sale by HAGAN & BRO,
noVll Market street.
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~ oDEY's LADY'S BOOK.-Godey's Ladys Book for No
VI vember just received and for sale at
Octol HAGAN,S. Market sfraat-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-21

A LARGE and superior assortment Of Writing Inks il
"A store and for sale by HAGAN q BRO.
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Chicago May l, 1854.
l have used Professor Woods Restorative to decided
advantage. 1t prevents the hair from coming out and
gives gloss and soness very desirable. The few gray
hairs had, have entirely disappeared. Others OF my
family have used and with in pTOnouncing
it all it processes to be-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10
MATHEW MON ABB,

DEAIER n
GROCERIES. FLOUR, MILL
Feed, Conn., Cats and baled Hay
Cosfsrc Wheeling.
t The highest price paid in Cash ieF Country Produce
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10
Or. q. G. WINCHELI.,

DEyTlSt,
suit or splendid in Hcrnbrooks new
II block. fiss Main ST.. directly over O. p Hroens Jew
ery store where he hopes establish himself entity
~ close attention to his busncss
faithful work always warranted, he hopes 10 secure
share Of patronage
DR.. NJ is familiar vh all The modes OF inserting
Teeth lncludIng .continnous Gam" work Filling.
cleaning extracting, the best and most faithful
manner.
the once rry2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10

Sundr1es.
I1I0 SACKS OF RIO Coffee;
1lO :ierces Rice;
bbls. Pnlverized Sugar,
q Crushed
:. Soft Crushed Sugar;
hhds. n. o. Sugar;
10 boxes Chocolate;
49V lbs Race Ginger,
10 boxes White Pipes.
20 bbls- No. 3fnedium Sackere1.
20 4 bbis
25 boxes No. Herring;
70 bblz. Prime Eastern Hcrrnr.
Just received and for sale BY
ALEX TURNER,
fez9 u Neodeo Buildings. Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10
Change of Tirna

" Trains vii be follows fsafarsiays exceped
GOING SOUTH.
SAIL EXP. ExrhEss.
Leave Sandnsky, II 30 A. 81. ego P. NJ
Huron June 30 GO -
Mpnroey yie. 12-t5 p. n RIO
Centre .l9.95 7-b5
Ply mouth, =. :. s-15
shelby juno ....1-2o $40
aianstIsia Jane isss 'sr. eio "
Frederick, B,27 p nj 20
Mt Vernon. s.42 500
Utica. :. 6.s5
Reach Newark "a e.io
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RARE CHANGE FOR B4ReiAI INsf +
SAVINGS BANK STORE

TUE proprietor Tie sayngs Baliie
= ket and Monroe ets Wheeling, VA Wishing "a cfs,se
Ms and 7 being bisiress
anrin the present cltirc soct of Ioofs
snoes Hats Caps &c At Whoies orable ms
mt continue % sell AZ retail W otherwise sposs of1
the best bargains city. -. ~
thaye just received ane assortment OF strr ~ MT
ladies' and gents Shoes Caters and would
say TO all those dsposed 10 patrorIse nd NY Y
solt, aad ~ilib sold regardless or prodt. -
Come and ali al have value for ~o,i-
have niany Goods-I viii sen AZ tcosi ,S'-ss-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10
Iust ReceiVed.

ssToREsc0TTs, Philip 4he Second ? vois.
1 sSquisr's Notes on Central America,
Life and Corres nonderee OF Lord Jedreys'
Letters OF Lady Wortiy Montague"
Table IaIk"
CONFIDENTIAL ofNaqoeon fol
THE Alaciic in Afadrd.n
s'1fltlasne Pfclncr-s Round the Norid-
ssfss Sfurray's Letters from United States &C."
.IIIstoricai and Literary CuriosIties Of london,''
~AfarT Hopitt's Ballads and other Poems
Hoods Whims aud 0iditcz-''
Rejected Addrts<cz.n
s'Iafe OF Hon. James buchanan
Life OF Col J. c. FREMONT kr e For sale al The CoFne-
'GSa.:''' aus WILDE BKo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-10
NUMBER a
CITY BUSINESS.
ENooURAGE AMERICAS MANuFAoTUIsEss
BUrLEl.sa HOOIK * eeRlsEsfy1ss
Writinnr F'Il4id n

/ : 7 q.
iNcE this superior Fluid beer, before he rtbiIc
- nov nearly two II has been constantly gaining IL
mold Fluid. = - = - - s--s% -
Daring the past tNeuy thousand quart and mint bot-
Ties ogehcr with smaller frve been sold
e bankers and merchants 10 Cincinnati, Lcrsye Pitts
1lrn suialo Cleyelsrd- Detroit Terre Hai.e Laayes4e
indianapolis. EyausFie, Frankfort, lexington
Na5syiiie St Lcnis Ycishnrs Jaeksoi, Matches
4nu SeW oreas 1t lasa also been adopted state
pastnents q kentnek tennessee Aiisslzsss Ii as
thTee ntst class Diplomas at the Ne
slncinnat and Louisville and four Diplomas Prize Nc
and Illinois. - - :" E" -' ~''-' --'---A-
tofore using trnodis Iil have tzrclss IL i nut
lrr,s Book Keepers Writing Fluid: = -
Bank Of Frglna; Merchants Mechanics,
nensof Nheehne Bank Of Wheelir annflcts-
rug County Clerk Of Ohio County, National Tele-
graph oice Baltimore Railroad Ofice. seIre
House; X els. Hoc,say CO.. Russell & nefets q esis
Matthews CO.. T. Sweeney Som Doane Coz siil: 5s, =
tosg oyd Ott Oliver Pryor Jas. Il stout Co.. Lamb
din Siiheraon 4 Co.; Press. - -
For sale At manufactures prices By
oe30 LAAIBDiN- (1Ir.ppRsnv a IN
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= = = '''s'F@. :. g =. - -. -
ME PRoPRIEToRs great pleasure in expressing
4 their thanks for the gratifying aud unprecedented
which have marked their Institution since
ITS Establishment at the Capital, stimulates them to
TO meet ~ tie most Dfcfent manner,
Increasing demand for rdeficui and reis,i-
sgs course e .Asrcate trdtiig The great practical
experience of the Prncpd heavy Banking and CONNER
eai HOUSES, assisted b educated and accomplished gente-
men has enabled him 70 bring 10 degree perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM by oral
NOT ATTAINED By ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, by This drilled the DESK indfci
.stis step by ,l.l he has the
OF an Aeeountant's sufies1s torou0lv though Hsfd
setped as ulpreafsccAtp il lfsQe eonasercioi
hots and thus m aEkwardness; f.lterng egregious
blulders are In great measure, dissipated.
In addition accomplished Assist
services OF some OF The
most eminent Lecturers in ohcito lecture commercial
topics.
Our couree OF Instruction Is parficnarze
here but i embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK kEEplNus with free full discussion OF
It's Scieftihc Prnr upon
and History of Eminent eonnereai Men,
osraph5, Gominercal Products, Coinercnl
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Trade, Part
uershp, &c.
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eoINa NoRTIl

GOING SoUTfI-The viii connect at SAN
dqsky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroey
Chicago Express the Southern Division C. T. Road; At
SHELBY Junction With Cincinnati Express rom ceye and; a.
niansheid Junction with Day Express from Pitt3bF
Railroad.
The 5soP NJ rairi,sllr connect at anauslv with steam
r Bay city from Detroit At sionroeyle with Train
O. 4 n r. RI at Shelby Junction II NJ with
Train g. G. o. r. for Columbus CINCINNATI az Mans
1eld Junction st '55 P NJ With Fast o. p. r. r.
for pittsburgh, and at Newark with East West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. II.
GOING SORTH-The 3 90 Train make close con-
nectcn t Newark with Man Train from Beair G.
r.; at Mansfield Junction Exqr.ss Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at IL 10 with Cincinnati Express
eyeiand, Bnfalc and New York, Monroese with
Mail Train on O. T. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
LOO Train VIII Newark Express from
The East Genital Ohio Road Mansded Junction with
Vast Train for pitishurgh Shelby 5ef ii
With Cincinnati Mall eieveiand Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago sandusky
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
). ". wEDB sup't
sandusky, Aug. 4, lso5- ssp15-d
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1lYE -LdDIEs, IlEl, 4 z2rllz,ar1


THE LADZES' DEP4RTHENT
Is for the reception Institution 10
The Union nparts thorough interesting course Ia
this Department.
lneoneusion, would add, that shan put forth our
tering reception with which enterprise
ptedge ottlSefres 70 lnpdft thorough, practical
eeufe Q ercufsfkt t1fl at any
ckier similar Mercantile colfeJe
Among the ndatious, give follow
ing:-
I'VE, the undersigned, take pleasure tesfying that we
are personally acquainted with Mr.. Grangers ability
Accountant, and Teacher OF Boo Keeping which the
highest order He has had great experience
counant, In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in inparting Frdctfcdl
l. j ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmers' College
L0RIN ANDREWS,
To young who wish acquire a''Bisi,sss Educd-
foR, think II affords facilities very eqnalsd
Mr. GRANGER has tr Of WI
edge and aptness 10 Teachings added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates
his College will be fully competent TO keep the con
Gated set or Rooks.
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JASNEY Sec'y Board OF Control Bank Of o.
:. + PARM Book Keeper at D. T. woodburys
y 0YEHDIER, Eook Keeper at Clinton Bait
H. z MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coketso.
@. u, MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley 4 Co.'s.
sB-For full particulars, send for circular
GR4NGER q ARMSTRONG,
fes-,y Propriefors..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

NEwspApAR CHASGE.--We learn by Thursday
mornings Gazette that Mr.. D. Steward, of the
Fairfield Sentinel, succeeds Mr. Tizzard in the
proprietorship of that Journal 1t is hereafter
to be under the joint editor and propritorship
of Thompson & Steward.
JUSTICE IN THE BY.WAYS: Tale Of
Life, by r. CoIBuRN ADAMS. LvERMoRE & RUpD, Ne1o
York CoRsR SoN, Barlinytoa
Since the example of Harriet Beecher Stowe,
in the production of Uncle Tom and Dred, our
Novelists have been seized with mania for re.
forming our Southern neighbors through works
Of fiction The author of the work in hand, at
least, has followed her lead, although upon q
different head. The author resided, for the
time being, at Charlestown, $. G., where he
learned something of the peculiar vices of the
Capitol of the Palmetto State, and where be
lays the scenes of his .'tale of lfe.n The book,
as work of fiction, will doubtless be read by
many with considerable interest, but it is not to
our liking. We can see no way its publication
is likely to be productive of good, either te
the society which he caricatures, or to the
public at large who read the book. 2
- y ~ z
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49,
Iowa PEN1rENr1ARY.-The editor Of the Fort
Madison Plaindealer has lately visited the Peni-
tentiary and presents anything but flattering
picture of the "Institution. We don't wonder
the convicts SO frequently conclude not to stay:
9s 1--WE understand that it is proposed to make
several important additions and improvements,
and we hope the legislature will, during its coin.
ing session, make such appropriations as may be
necessary to make the establishment more Sc
cure than at present. 1t is proposed 10 construct
high stone wall to surround the workshop and
yard, in place of the board fence which at pres
ent guards it. 1t is also proposed to make adj
ditions sufficiently large to give room pom for q Hos
pital, female department, dining room and kitch-
en-, all OF which are badly needed-the present
room used as hospital not being secure nor
convenient, and the place occupied as kitchen
being the cellar Of a workshop. Aside from the
.internal improvements" the exterior of the
building presents nothing but shapeless mass,
utterly devoid of architectural beauty and, ia
ken as whole, the concern is disreputable to
the State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
How to Prevent Colds.

DR.. William A. Alcott, author Of "'House
Live In" and well known as lecturer on the
laws of health, has in press work on Hygiene,
which will probably be Of great practical value.
From chapter on colds we take the following
advice, which is now quite seasonable: ,D.
4a, Those who would avoid colds must not mufile
themselves, especially their faces and throats,
every time they 60 into the open air. l do not
say that none Of the vast number already dig
eased should be allowed to break the force OF a
stream of air lowered in temperature to zero, or
fifteen to twenty deg. below it, either by a res
pirator or muffler / am writing for those who
as yet deem themselves healthy.
After brisk walking or other exercise during
which we have worn more than needful amount
Of clothing, we must beware Of throwing off a
part of it, and sitting down in temperature
which is very low, or in air which is damp, es-
pecially if we have been in a free perspiration.
Better to Keep on our clothing till we see how
matters are going with us. II would be safer to
add clothing under such circumstances than to
diminish it. -s.y $50 at.ss. s,,,z.szs., -, =
Those who would be perfect in this matter
should avoid sitting with wet feet after exercise,
GA sleeping in damp clothing While person
is exercising in the open air, if not over heated
or over fatigued, it may be safe for him to have
wet feet. Indeed some will 60 forth with their
feet wet all the forenoon without injury If they
keep in motion, but the philosopher, Locke
who recommended that children should have
holes in their shoes, would hardly have justified
the practice of sitting with, wet feet. -,s
Those who are accustomed to warm clothing
should not exchange it for that which is ex-
tremely thin, when they are about to go abroad
in the openiair, unless they are to walk. Thou-l
sands of young people, especially females, might
trace the consumption, neuralgia, or fever,
which destroyed them, to some act of reckless,
like that which is implied by the foregoing ID 1.
In general, We are quite too much afraid of
the sun and rain to enjoy that hardihood which
is indispensable in q climate as much exposed to
colds and consumption as that of the United
States. The hte Gen. Dearborne, of Massachu-
setts, would have no such thing as an umbrella
in his family, If he could help it, He thought
it safer on the whole, to be occasionally wet,
than to exclude ourselves from every drop of
rain-nineteen times in twenty, with the almost
entire certainty Of being some time. caught
without one, and Of suffering severely as the
consequence. ia t"fo ""'- 's't7s "a
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LAwRExcx Dec, fst

l - 80 - ~ AAWbkSC4s Oec.* AL, 900,
4 The remaining prisoners connected With Is,
Hickory Point affair have had their trial me
were acquitted, during t..s past week al Tc
eamseh. Those condemned for assault and bat
tery with intent 10 Kill are still in Lecoinptou
and hare the privilege 81 doing pretty lich q
they please, being about the town at ycrk 4,
their trades, out on their parole 81 honor. 8
Their keepers found that vas me only way they
were 70 be kept without making frequ q. e..
cares. = z : sFe.sissas se l'ssas - :
The Grand Jdrs j. Tecainssh indicted qui.s .
number 81 Free State men for certain rohsery
in that place, and by sonic means ascel4 saaifiei
that, the goods were in the house Of 4 fro1sla.a
very man, Zone of the Grand Juf6rs.1 had hin,
indicted for the robbery and before they had
finished their sessions indicsed . out 81 the. ~
Grand Jurors for robbery, horse stealing md
various other. .misdemeanors. BY some mistake
of the officers several Free State men were en- 4
paneled on the Jury and they thwarted tte de- i
signs of the others This is the way that I'LL
sessions Of every Grand Jury that has been EN-.
paneled in the Territory would have turned ou.
had there been any just men among their nnni
bers. ~
Every thing is now quiet and there is a fair |
prospect Of good time coming. Grafy has
the Companies Of Militia he formed I
upon his frst arrival and the Free State men
have about come to the conclusion that they win
ny and work upon him by aattery, believing
'hatto be the most powerful engine that can be
brought to bear. f'Ai s1ss fSits ~ a34s1
The citizens of this place have once more re.
apsed into security, the beat Of the drum Is no
onger heard every morning calling the Military
out on parade and II Is the earnest
wish of all that we may not need again to hear
he command Of s'shoulder arms, Forward
march," &c. - = - = 's'' ~ q
Business is again brisk and we can slready see
he good effects OF peace. The goods sent out
" Northern Aid Associations are doing much
,ood and relieving much actual suffering, and
tthough some complaint Is made by those who
eel that their case should be the first attended
o, still, as general thing, all are we'll satisfied
nd thankful for the bounties bestowed by form.
II friends. From present Appearances there will
e enough. andto spare suaEiiT 3s6 %. b. Il 4
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\ New; see,xria4rx..

Il Now 3e1fae1fYs ~
Anew Territorial gcsefnmeat bas been ins,i
tuted, anda representative has made his appear
anee q Washington, claiming bis seat in the
House - I delegate from Arisoisa. What
next, and where Is Arisoinat viii our readers
ask They uill III remember that 4 great deal
has been said II Congress, and IN the papers,
about the Gadsden purchase in Mexico. neg0-
tiated by Col. Gadsden, n three million Of dol
lara: and nov that purchase turns upas vcri-
tabls member ia the family Of States and Ter
fitories, and adelegate is on hand 10 attend to
it, interest This embryo State. lying some
where in Mexico, Is said TO coatain II, 900 to
Ii, 600 inhabitants, but our informant does NOT
say whether they are Camanches, Aphoes, HALF
breeds, Or Aexicans, but enough Of blood and
muscle j. seems, to give il some claim on Uncle
lam for il paternity. Verify, the old gentle
men has to own some bantlings of rather .doubt-
tui origin