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TO "JUsrUs, Jr"-Your article is well written,
but its publication would effect no good purpose,
aud might do mischief No harm has been done
BY the publication you refer to.---Ep.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Directors Of the Cen
trail Railroad have determined to expend all the
means and energies of the company towards the
completion of he.road to point beyond Clifton
Forge, nine miles this side of Covington, and to
suspend the remainder Of the line. Another Sec
ton of eight miles, extending to Milborough, win
be opened by the 18th of June next, which will
enable passengers to reach the Warm Springs by
sunset on the first day from Richmond, and, after
nights rest, to reach the White Sulphur the fol-
lowing day to dinner.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

We sincerely commend, says the New York Ex-
press, these suggestive statistics to the Hibernian
orator, above alluded to. He should study them
out and lay them to heart They viii help him
to wonderfully illustrate his next lecture on the
Blessings of Pauperism, and impress the American
heart with renewed gratitude to the European
governments, ior sending over to US 30 much in
telligence, morality, patriotism and the like
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

JUST RECEIVED.
hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
~ 10 bbs. Syrup and New Orleans Molasses
1000 lbs. Shoulders 8 e
100 Maryland sugar-cured Hams
cases VOLTS Schiedsm Aromatic Schnapps
Brown Stout, doz., Barclay, Perkins, Co.'s
Do doz. n. b. Byass's
Do doz. f. a g. Hibberts
Do don. w. Younger's Edinburgh
Ale
For sale at low prices by
WM. H. BRERET0N .
No. 4e4, Seventh street corner Of +.
mar 24-eod2w
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THE "CRUcIFIxIoN" SUPPREssED.--We are re-
joiced to have it in power, this evening to an
nounce the withdrawal of the impious spectacle of
the Crucihxion from the boards of the Broadway
Theatre. Rome" has capitulated thus for once
to public opinion, and mankind everywhere are
given to understand, once for all, we trust, that
the imported blasphemies of Popery will never,
never, be tolerated in Republican, Protestant,
America. Mr.. Keller's "Crucifxion" came here
with the Pontifcal certificate that it was all right
but the summary suppression of it, after but three
nights exhibition, shows that the American people
think it is all wrong. This thing may do very well
in Rome, in Madrid or in Paris, but it will never
do in New York. Mr.. Keller having withdrawn
his shocking profanity from the stage of a New
York Theatre, if he is not above taking the advice
OF the Now York Express, he will, in the language
OF Archbishop Hughes, who believes In such m on
strosities, "pack up and go home J" for, be sure,
II the spectacle is too immoral for metropolitan
atdience, 1t will never be tolerated or endured in
the country. The moral sense Of the American
people, 1t is clear Notwithstanding the unremttent
infusion of European ideas and European vices,
into our system, has not yet degenerated to point
that can contemplate with complacency such
wretched caricatures of the Christian religion.
Rome, with It's "winking Madonnas," its ssHoly
Coat of Treves" and its multitudinous impostures,
Of similar character, may give countenance to
these Keller abominations but it it gratifying 70
have practical assurance that it will never be
suffered here.--N. Y Express orr
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
,B- Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor


There has been discovery made in Matera Medca
whereby pain be quickly aayed, and where parts
in high state Of Inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural where wounds
thoroughly and rapidly healed, and decayed parts
stored without either defect than with DALLEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, Wounds, Sprans, and Bruises, Casualties to
which children constantly subject the action Of the
genuine Dalleys Pain Extractor Is the same How
much pain and suffering not thus be prevented More
over life itself often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer to printed pamphlets for the truth of
which hold myself responsible. as
No of burns and scad, matter how severe, has
yet any instance resisted the apowerfu pain
subduing and healing qualities Of the Daleys Pain Ex
tractor.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures Of c. "
Cckener Co., propretors, and Henry Daley, manufac-
turer Price 25 cents per box.
49, All orders should be addressed to
@ @. " CLICKENER & CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles sott and Nairn Palmer, and all
Druggists ap S--eod
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
ny- why will you suffer Read the testi

. Why will yOu suffer f-Read the testi-
Of Dr. H. p Leonard Druggist Fayete Court House,
Alabama, January is, 1858:
DEAR Sir Hoohand's German Bitters have done
ders in this section youth, Of G. M Hubert Esq,
Of this county had been for several months under the
of best practitioners without relief and the report
ed doubu and the young although scarcely able to
get about commenced with the Btters He found much
relief from the first bottle he continued to take until
plete cure Was effected He is perfectly well and
stout" &
All who use the Bitters satisfied with them.
Chauncey Fowler said
TUsKEGEE, ALA, January ], 1851.
The Bitters selling WELL and think they viii con-
tnue ashey give good satisfaction to those who have
used them"
See advertisement. ap Tim
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

tW- 1t was purely accidental that we had
no reporters at the City Hall, on Monday night
last to note the proceedings. 1t is our pur-
pose to note the "sayings and doings" of our
city fathers regularly.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

IHs NAVAL MEDICAL Board, which convened at
Philadelphia on the LIST of March last, have con-
ciuded their examinations, and reported the fol-
lowing Assistant Surgeons in the Navy for promo
ton:
VIM. Y. Darlington, James Suddards, James +.
Heustis, Arthur Lynah, Samuel f. Coues, Charles
r. fahs, Jacob s. DUNCAN, George Peck, jerks
Harris Otis, and Frederick Horner, jr.
The following named gentlemen, arranged in
the order of their relative merit were found quail
fed for the Office of Assistant Surgeon of the Navy:
No. l. HvA. +. Washington, of Virginia.
No. 2. Richard G. Dean, of Pennsylvania.
No. 3. ii. Lawrence Sheldon, of Connecticut
No. 4. Philip s. Wales, of Maryland.
No. 8. Albert O. Gorgas, of Pennsylvania
No. 6. Alexander N. vedder, of New York.
No. 7. Delavan Bloodgood, of New York.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

NATIONAL PRINTERS UNIoN.-At meeting of
the New York Printers Union, held on Saturday
evening, the following gentlemen were elected del
egates to attend the annual meeting of the Nation
al Union, which convenes at Philadelphia in the
early part of May Messrs. T. Walsh, William B.
McManus, and Robert D. Dack.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

"Mr. Springes, you say that Mr.. Jacocks was
your tutor. Does the court understand from this
that you received your education from himgp
"No, sir. BY tutor mean that he learnt me
to play on the French horn. He taught me to
toot hence call him my tutor
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

In book, entitled Men of the Time" recently
printed in London, singular misprint occurs, by
which Samuel Wilberforce, present Bishop Of Ok
ford, is spoken Of "a more kind hearted and
truly benevolent man does not exist skeptic
as regards religious revelation, he is, netherthe-
less, an outand,out believer in spirit movements
In lifting" as the printers call it. bit of Robert
Owen got tackled on to Samuel Wilberforce, and
the Bishop at once became an infidel and spirit
rspper." The whole edition had to be DESTROYED
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
Facts for the People.

An anti American orator at New Haven, the
other day, stated that every Irish, or other pau
per- that came to the United States from Europe,
was substantial gain to the country, ry,-morally,
materially, and physically. We have striking
corroboration of this novel truth, at hand in the
following statistics, taken from the books of the
Recorders court, st. Louis, vouched for as true
and reliable in every particular
Total number of arrests made by the Day Police
from July nth, 1855, to March Let, 1856 1866
OF which there were:
Irish sol
Germans $50 239
Americans I02
Negroes ,,tu- sT3
All other nations 151
Total number of arrests made by the Night Pc.
lice from April Is, 1865, to March /, 1856 2,1l3
OF which there were:
Irish - 49, 1,le2
Germans - 473
Americans = l43
Negroes 15l
All other nations I54
Total number of arrests 3479
GRAND AGGREGATE.
Total number of Foreigners arrested a,2a4
:" Americans 245
y 4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.sY- A Letter from Rev. DIR. McCabe, of
Virginia. VA, October 16th 1885, Having had
occasion TO Bakers Premium Bers In my family with
in the last years. in OF Dyspepsia and Nervous
Headache, safely have used any remedy
for these distressing maades with signal this
have carefully avoided recommending any Of the
various nostrums with which the country is flooded because
believe In majority Of cases, they do harm than
good but, Bakers Bltters have been tried under my
Immediate observation and produced such beneficial
suits, do not feel at liberty withhold my humble testi
monial to their value.
JOHN O. McCABE
We would advise the public 10 be mindful Bakers
Premium Btters medicine OF great IL gained
lasting reputation wherever II has been used Is gen
orally recommended by the most eminent physicians in
Virginia.
To be had Of Charles sot Washington D. c. and Messrs
Candy Hatch, Baltimore, Maryland, Druggists.
29-
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

REMARKs.--We made arrangements some
time ago, to obtain and publish Stock and
Land Warrant quotations, from the Banking
House Of Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT, & Co.,
of this city, since which, this firm has furnish
cd quotations weekly under their names, and
for the correctness of which they are response
BILE to the public Having no reason to doubt
the fairness of their reports, we see no cause
to change the arrangements made with this
firm. We trust that dealers in stocks and
warrants have too much sense to suppose that
we can take any part pro or con, in the jeal
ousies and rivalries of dealers in these articles
If at any time any responsible party chooses
to publish the rates of stocks and warrants,
with the ayowed purpose of correcting any
supposed error in our quotations, they will be
allowed to do so, upon furnishing us with their
name. Our sole object in publishing the prices
of these articles, is to give correct information
to the public, and we shall keep this object in
view at all times in whatever we may publish
on the subject, except advertisements, which
dealers will frame to suit the facts they desire
to present.-ED.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

.aB Religious Notice.--There will be preach
ing in the basement room of Island Hall tomorrow,
(Sunday,) at IL o'clock, A. NJ, by Mr. Clayton, and
Bible Class will be held at the same place., at
o'clock p. NJ All persons interested in the study of
Prophetic Scripture requested to be present
Bring your Bibles. ap l2--t
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

The ANNAPOLIS ELEcrroN.--At the November
Election in Maryland the Democrats carried An
napolis by FIVE or six majority. This is about the
majority they had at the late charter election.
At the charter election last April, the American
party had not been thoroughly organized. And,
although Mayor Was elected by the votes of the
Wings and Americans, it was not strictly an Ame-
rican triumph.
After the detection Of Governor Pratt last sum-
mer--a numberof his Whig friends followed him
into the Sag NIGHTS camp, and thus gave to that
party the numerical superiority which 1t st holds
AT late Sag NIGHTS meeting in this city, a for
mer Wing postmaster at Annapolis, removed by
John Tyler, and not reapponted, as he desired
to be, by General Taylor--and now one of the
scavengers of Sag Nichtism, congratulated the
Democracy of Annapolis on their recent victory,
as though it was the first they had ever obtained.
This doughty sycophant of the administration
seems to have totally forgotten tho result of the
November election. Why so oblivioas, Mac?
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

~ Holloway's Pills.--Wherever civilization
has penetrated these Pills in demand. The stomach,
the lungs and the ntesnes the organs most assaabe
by disease in all climates, and upon these the remedial
action Of this medicine is rapid thorough, and nvarabe
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No 2 Strand London and by all druggists at
25 cents 62L cents and 81 per box. ap 12--
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

- Religious Notice. The Rev. DR.. Teas
dale will finish the discussion on Fanaticsm, which
was commenced on last Sunday night, tomorrow
morning, at IL o'clock, in the new Baptist Church,
Thirteenth street. and administer the rite of Chris
tian Baptism at the close of the sermon at night.
l0-lt go
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

ICY Horace Mann says, "People who
shudder at flesh wound and trcke of blood will conne
children like convcts and compel them to breathe quanti
ties poison" Dunos Snuff in all such is the ready
remedy to counteract such poisonous Influences.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

THE SUPREME CoURr.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the Tribune makes the following state
ment ~
At the consultation of the Judges of the Supreme
Court last night on the Missouri case, the majority
declared in favor of jurisdiction. 1t is understood
that they stand Judges Mclean, Curtis, Grier
Campbell, and Catron, in the affirmative and
Judges Taney, Wayne, Nelson, and Daniel, in the
negative.
Another conference is ordered for Saturday
night, to determine how the Judges denying the
jurisdiction give opinions on the merits Of the
case. This difficulty will be solved by Judge Ca
tron or Judge Campbell, who while affirming the
Jurisdiction will agree with the dissentents in de-
nying the right Of freedom claimed by the colored
plaintiff. Others can acquiescs, or each deliver a
separate opinion.
The decree will be rendered next week, Judges
Mclean and Curtis sustaining the constitutonality
of the Missouri Compromise and Judge Grier con-
curing.
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70 the Editor of the Amsrscan orsan:
w WAsBINaTos CIrY AnriI


Sir; AS Mercury" the Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun, when referring to
land warrants, happens accidentally, always TO
use the name OF the house in this city as quo
ting warrants at such and such prices, we thought
1t incumbent on US, as duty we owe to the pub.
lic but more especially to holders of land warrants
being ourselves considered among the heaviest
dealers In the United States to say that If full
meeting Of oil the dealers in land warrants in this
city was held, resolution would pass unanimous
ly that the quotations Of land warrants by any
single house in this any other city has no more
to do with regulating the market price of warrants
than the twisting Of pigs tail has to do with the
changes of the moon.
The following are some of the dealers in land
warrants in this sity
Pairo & Nourse, w. T. Smithson,
Chubb Brothers, j. s. & r. H. Gallaher,
Keller Il McKenny, NJ. Snyder Il Son,
A. l.. Yerby Il Co., j. w. Webb & Co.,
Lewis johnson, Sweeney, Rittenhouse,
Suter, Lea, Co., Fant h Co., and
Your obedient Servants,
j. M. CLARKE & co.
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.Y Rev. Daniel Waldo, the venerable
Chaplain to the House of Representatives, will preach
in the Assembly's Church, corner of Massachusetts
avenue and Fifth street Tomorrow Sabbath, at II
A. NJ Preaching at night quarter before o'clock,
by the Pastor. ap 12--1t
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WILL arrive I'M, in few isN days the sSh9on5 nS
White Ash Coal.
Persons wanting Coal are requested to leave their
orders at the office, at p j. Steers No. 4Ss Sew.
enth street Immediately, will sell for less de
livered from the vessel.
Also, on hand, stock Of Oak and Pine Wood, all
Of which we will sell at the lowest market prices
G, MYERS a SON,
No. 81, Water street, Georgetown, ID. G.
ap 12-d4t
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eay- NOTICE.--An Ordination and In
stallaton of two additional Elders to the Session of
the Western Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr. Has
kells,) will take place Sunday afternoon at 81S
o'clock. Rev. DIR. Sunderland IS expected to assist
on the occasion. ap 12--lt
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A Fabrication.
Io1he Editor of the Union:

7oths Editor Of the Union
Having but little desire to appear in print upon
any subject but particularly in regard to politics.
it may well be supposed that was surprised in no
small degree at finding my humble name given in
the Union of this date, under a fabricated letter
addressed to the editor, stating my withdrawal
from the "Know-N Nothings" ] am still Wing,
attached to the cherished principles of the party
and am also member of the American party
As yet have seen nothing in either antagonstical
to the constitution of the country" nor anything
in the Democratic party its principles variegated
according to the latitude in which it is located to
command my respect or to secure my affiliation
To the forger of the note to you, wish no other
harm than the compunctious vsitiDgs of his own
conscience, if he has any left, and to you, in re-
turn for your good wishes, pray an early escape
from the darkness and bondage" of Locofocoism.
In the zeal Of your party for proselytes, hope
they may find somebody more pliable and useful
than myself
JOHN 7. HALLECK.
WAsHNGroN, April IL, 1855.
NorE.-The above was sent to the Union for
publication, but refused insertion.--ED. ORGAN.
I + u
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eV A CARD.--The JOHN II. BAILEY,
Constable who is under arrest for supposed par
ticipation in the late robbery, is not ROBERT
BAILISS, County Constable, now doing business by
virtue Of his office.
an 12-2tif* lStarl
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nR. SAMUEL j. RADCLIFFE has
- moved his office to southeast corner Of Seventh
and T Streets entrance on either street.
ap 12-1t Star
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Special Notice to Mem
ISa6 6AsvN bers of the Third Ward Council
~sKsYEN2 only.-It will be important for
every member to be present on
THURSDAY next 18th instant there viii be an cleo
ton Of five delegates to the Mayoralty Nominating
Convention.
BY order of the Council ap 12-5t
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Nm Attention, National Greys l-You are
q thereby notified to attend special meeting OF
ll III the company, at the Armory, on Monday even
ing 14th instant at 13 o'clock. Business OF
the utmost importance to the Company claims your
special attention. You will not fail in attending this
meeting.
BY order: LEN. TOWERS, Captain.
JAMES SroNE, Secretary ap l2--2t
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-15

ID and delivered, the honorsbls rcnt Court Of DA
wilson county Tennessee at its January fern 1885
sxPsss public sale, the highest bidder IA Al The
eouai7u door 10 the civ Il ahTr the titd DAY u
Mar ls5, all the right title oam. estate which
W. acN airy then had may since have ACQUIRES and
to thsfolow9g erit ei prorerty o-ii: Al tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the Davidson
and Saie Of Tennessee Bro~n's Cees, aiio ming
dOnaI hne made he Dtsi3 Mitchell and gag-n Tenn
below, and Sam Burton ab)ve beginning red and
f1rked topped oak SAD u tons Hne ruuing nth
" Eve deg. st seventy tEO poles & mnb-rry themes
east one hundred sud ,wsnty i've p 70 ak reing
concit ona line tween a r and said Mi'c ei &c
south two huadred eight poles a hney lOcl and
elm and De black locust 1frys corner there, with
his line two bundrd pses iiigEons Bart MS cutner
north with lis line 70 tRe eenuirg contnieg f0f aees
being levied uICn s he property 0 IL. AicNA ~
isy Judgment rendered IN tdvOr OfS.R. HausloD Adm
agsin-t MeNaiTy Hum ton
) I'm K. EDMCNDSOS, Sheriff
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NItEIsIFIs~ SALE.

DY virtue Of writ of FsEdisHi Erponds ONE directed
ID and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Conrt of DA
Vdson county, Tennessee az i luay Term. lS6 will
exp public sale the As hest bfder cash. at The
cut houe door in the cy o' Nashville, The Srd day
May, lSS6 al .hercht tile ca interest estate which
Lanirr faS q ha since have acquired in and
a. the 70 low Ded peIty, 20 piece parce
uland situate N Day ny Tennessee part of the
land the saiI Charles Love rssideF on and bSurded
follows; btgnniug al stake Wm. Kings north
GER 10 william b. ews south boundary line, runnnr north
s& degrees east with ss le flrty pOes 70 stake In
and hue thence south 1l degrees hundred and
tNeny polts stasr John Rlirs' north boundary
iae WITH the agreeable It's bearing south SaH deg
vest u poles to aStake R Kin = Outh
he lives thence north with ngs line liS
poles O. the beginning aiming 42 pOles Being
levied The pI0p-Tt o LauiDT Fails satisfy jngd
rendered in iAyor ~ Esing Williams. E1rs
marhlT-t' JOHN X D. MONUeON. sheriff
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Hiahlander.

THIS nobie sad msco slmiFed Race Here has a
4 bsrn uilhdrsgu FROM the Furt aaa wiu naAks n EM
The srssa bF 1875 Al ihs NssAsl'e Race CoaFse Ri
In cAaFge q Mr. Phpa He sf b. iiasited ay
t13 eset Hfoons fe tlsrass = eommsncr TIE isg0
FrbFnAry ard eios the l0h u Jay Mars uhicA 81
70 prove Ia foal may Ap Frturnsd tres srxt yssr.
hIsuLkNpsa reh cissnr1 ytas cd Eprins *
sut ~ 6isneoe iEp hs dan Casasnrs. - MsnsFch
mp Fog fs peiisres sud psrfsFnshsss. tst s4tA
80 ferazsh he neasaFrs Eissa hans a heAFk1 and
brss sfh FRA o. feua abs plus and beass ts serl
naTslasa.ls MeGAvocK.
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Dropping Buds.

NHE best remedy bab-s, are for all the diseas
l. Of children, from one hour 10 ave years old, 10
THE CIfILDKENss PANACEA,
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To ALL WEoM IT uAY coNcEF

Iy HEREAs, John Chea.wood Of the courty Bedford
w in he State OF Virginia died, 5ed and possessed
tract Of isni which he esde the time Of hs death
AMI By lis last viii and tr tment, ch q ord in the
Clerks office OF the nfurea county Of Bedford hequeahrd
The said r CT Of land to his nephew James Free0n Pend,e
ton, VII So rdencs NsnowH 10 me, ard from the hes
Information am induced 90 believe that he moved man
asn from TIE state of Virgin the S,ate reunes
see. am 1esrous that he or hs hrirs any, hill obtain
The 'or,F0 informal and take pos csson e the proper
~. Any communication adle sed 10 b. undcrs guud and
rccted to lynChbuTP, Va, viii be attended TO
HIRAM He ,TWOOD, Var
.-.s In Of T.h, fl a. ~
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DY virtue OF writ ~ directed andeliverrd
- from the honorable Circuit Court q Davidson county
Tennessee 4 its Jauuary Tenn s56 will expase public
sale 10 the highest bidder cash, at he door
in the ety OF NaShvi on the 81 day Of 1855 all the
right, title claim, interest and estate which Joseph Nc
Even then had or inc have quiTed and he iul
lowing described p'ope TO wit: lot Gf land
AVID county IN the Of Nashville fronting on Vine
street h. tween Sp RLd osd strees beginning at the
southwest rdfe of founda for fence
properv Of the sA Boyd To- occupied BY l. rtones,
the We,' side - Vine sweet snd running with said street
orthNariy sNt ret les 10 plan, e diVd
said sxty feet 1t ir0m Mrs Boyd's property the
ley thence with sail alley TX feet more OF less,
right hns ote HrsinH Hr thence ct "a the
beginning Conveyed J II Mes wen - tliz beth Boyd
by ed registered BOA p Isge iI6 being levied ~ on
the property Of Joseph McEweu satisfy judgas ut
RENDERED in favor Of Trui Bro hers a Go.
maLct1I-td j EDMONDSON. Sheriff