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November ~, 1855
Soc. a. hereby yivep 10 holder. Of Of
tinted States, NAT department win purchase The same until
the "a next Of 81 1900 shan Be Pss
ousy obtainsd and win pay n sddon % 'he n's
from annual dividend Of Interest her'on
or-het with days additional interest for the money 70 saeh
Inc vendor me following Of p'smum said s'oeks
For the stock o. Iss2, premium OF 10 per cent
"a, M ,ocs or is sod Is4s premium Of 10 per cent? and
commonly called Ters' indemnU soesa
premium of6 per cent
tce assigned Uned ~ The psry duly snn
lied 70 proceeds dae heeoi ana ne
lat day Of January nsr the current hafy.nf Gse'' mus =
assigned stocshoder, OF d VIII be pAysb
and corresponding deduction be made from me
able Cor the stock
Payment for the assigned viii be made
BY dsas Bosos, New Yors, %
Phindeph. at option psri.s ented scesvs the
money which should be expressed IN ne letter. sesersy' ne
ceruhcncsL JAMES eoihhh,
Nov 2s-dedMsrcbff Secretary Of The Treasury.
cEaMOSs. ny the Rsv. wii,,.m Archer Busier. A
Az scenery and o,h, Paper. ny Wallace,
vol $50,
Dr. Kane. Arctic rspsddon. volts. nls.gs,sd
Adventure. in whds q Amehcs BY Charles Lsoman
psha. Manual q Fuqueus in wsuson and Other Cities IN tbs
UT psS, rRAscx TAYLOR.
watches. ysweIry, SILVER Ware, Sc
WE ,loes Of Ladies. ..d sens
reh swey prrs ware, Plated Alhsa soos ts' e"'
A,o rod sr sndhns steel spectacle, ard eve sIa-s ofsr
ss ss,ve sopr.ns the arres,
oyrcd customers, ~ ss sOd q prices low 70 'Hy
city n country =. -
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s,.s y S ssa Inc Rre% s.t srn IN ~
81 ever Description Sunny ~
knowledge q rn hsech, ~ whtch srtct PEI
,tsuon guarantees satisfaction 70 ihcss haVs nne
rsrrsvnr y al w branches, including euuirr Of AIMS,
crssts, notices, stone, done IN the hest
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
No. aof Penn. sy, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
kIo AND wARn GLOVES, a,
Also, Tnbury driving gloves.
SILN UNDEHGARuENTs--Ins addition o very full and
aawer. Isrses,
SILK UsDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
offered in this market
Buying exclusively for Offer the best sood in Inc largest
variety a. hs lowest and nnifor" pro-, :, -, -
Dec leo Browns Hotel
oyror or rHp cHrs,rraKr ouIo C.s.L Co.
washington, Nov. 10, 1850.
PROPOSALS viii received at day o.
canal the o. dnm 5,
ioT miles shove Georgetown, q. g.
specifications win Be- furnished application the once ofthe
The contractor win rsausd proceed with construction
q the dam with due diligence, and eopete early pa
Payments win ho made monthly on ss,aie. sar ~ an ocr
n INC company ressrving twenty sa completion q
the work.
VS. RIvecoLp
Clerk Chesapeake Ohio Cans Co
Union, Frederick Hsse.own Mail, and Cumberland AnsEa.
Z week tg
Nov ll-leodt9per
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lsieTesftHJ IRON AoAsds.
CHIcAo Dee. 4-Later Adyces from Kansas have bee
received Cor Geary had taken to reeapturs II
prisoners who recently escaped from Leoompton.
The grand jury having found bills Of indictment Agans
several pro-sayery men, public meeting had been held
(Surveyor General Calhoun presdng At which Goyerno
Gesry and his "nquisi,oriA court" repudiated an
denounced and call issued for the Law order
hold another meeting at LeayenwOrh on he Ist December
NaViyatiOn ef As Western Rissrs.
CrScNSArI, Dee. 4.Heavy rains have fallen, and tn
Ohio rising rapidly with feet water in the channel
All Of the rivers rising. Forty steamers load
ing for ports above and below.
Wreck Of TIE Schooner Hsp York.
New YoRK, Dec 4.-The schooner New York, of Rich
moad Virginia. Ia ashore Squam inlet. Crew saved He
cargo consists OF -four and tobacco The vessel is tight
Later from Hapdna.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3-The steamer Cahawba arrived her,
tonight in three days and twenty-five hours from Havana
being the shortest time yet made.
The rumored reappoinment of General Concha captain
general is confirmed. IL is believed that efforts TO intro
duce African apprentices will prove unsuccessful
Sugars firm and stock reduced. Exchange in demand.
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

Since last issue have received second despatch
from Halifax giving further details Of the European news
by the Arabia Subjoined is the despatch
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British has at the request Of Cyrus W.
Field eco, Of New York ordered steamer to be fitted ou,
under efficient officers to examine thoroughly the coast of
Ireland and Newfoundland and sound the Allan
tic between these parts TO ascertain the best place for lay
ing and landing the submarine telegraph cable The gov
eminent has further agreed to guaranty four per cent in
terest per the whole capital required TO
cure and lay down the cable between Newfoundland and
Ireland Contracts for the full extent Of the Atlantic cable
were signed in London Tuesday the 2sh ult half
TO be manufactured by Aessrs w. kuper, Glass Co. OF
London, and the other by r s. NOVEL; Co. of Liverpool
IL all TO be completed and placed board Of two
ers ready for sea before the 3lst Of May neI and
by the 4th Of July next II is confidently expected that
Great Britain and the United States will be in Geographic
communication.
Mr.. Field and Mr. Brett Of London were received on
Thursday morning by the Chamber Of Commerce At Man
chester and the afternoon Of the day by the Com
mcrciAl Association Of that city.
SICILY.
The governor Of Palermo has ordered strict survei-
lance to be exercised upon all the French and English
mercial vessels.
II probable that within day or two the Heapol-
tsn question, which has remained In state Of stsgna-
ton for long time, would advance stage way or
the other.
DENMARK
The Prussian correspondence Of Berlin says
We learn from good source that the last notes sent
Copenhagen by Prussia and Austria x the 10th Of De-
cember the period when those powers will bring the
question Of the Sound dues before the Germanc Diet In
the event OF either representations being unattended BY the
Danish government II is announced that England has
agreed to pay TO Denmark the price Of redeeng the
Sound dues capital sum- calculated on an annual rev
enue Of $4,000 The British at present pay 10000 year.
ly as passing tolls"
PORTUGAL
The elections at Lisbon bad not been favorable to the
governmen-s majority being obtained by the candidates
Of the Regeneration
TIE BLACK SRA
The Paris Pays contains the following explanation res-
tive to the firing on the English gun-boat at Yeniksle
ave believe the affair has been explained 10 the sa,is-
faction Of both parties The gun-bost being about 10
the Straits gun loaded with powder fred ACCORDING
to common usage, as signal The captain explained 10
the oommandAnt Of the forts his for being In these
waters The FIRST shot not having been heard second
fred, and subsequently, third-aer which the
English vessel answered and accepted The required parey
The two commanding officers Russisn and English having
exchanged explanations agreed 10 refer the matter TO the
two embassies at Constantnople and this course having
been taken, It was we understand smicaby arranged
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g Il N L II AL NEW s..

FIRES IN NovKxBER--Fires very de-
strucve in the United States last month There "a
in which the loss exceeded Sloooo the total amounting
to S2445,Ooo. The principal follows In SYRIA
cuse, 100000; St. Louis 100000; New York city,
$550ooo
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NKw OPERA THE AcADEMY.--Before Madame Lagrange
closes her engagements says the New York Commercial
Adverser and takes flight with the rest of the troupe for
Havana to have few performances of Yerdis
opera La Travata This opera said to have had the
most brilliant in Europe and win probably make
a sensation in musical circles here.
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" 4. DEXTER
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IDANTED--A copy OF the Madison Papers. Apply writ
stating price J. w. Webb, 43a Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5-3ls
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National Theatre.

On MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1855,
First night Of the re-ensagemento OF Mr. L. BOOTH,
The gifted young American agedan. He win appear Coman
great play of
THE IRON CHEST.
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Since last issue have received second despatch
from Halifax giving further details OF the European news
by the Arabia Subjoned is the despatch:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
A CARD.
ToPEKA, Kansas, Aug. -, Il

TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. Is, 1856.
We. the undersigned, conductors of Company of
Emgrants into Kansas, would hereby inform the pub
lie that we have succeeded in achieving safe and
peaceful passage through Iowa and Nebraks, and on
a new road, which we with our company have opened,
have arrived, and ara now encamped in Topeka the
seat of Goyernmt Mt Of Kansas.
Alorg the road we have established colonies and
towns tor greater convenience TO emigration, viz:
Plymouth, situate three miles from The line between
Kansas and Nebre.ka which will be importan. to
immigrants in crossing the frontier ss post for sup.
plies; Le xnston about twelve mules from Plymouth,
and at convenient distance therefrom for protective
purposes and the remission of supplies for immigrants;
ard Hoton, on Elk Greek, three miles from Skin
nersviile.
The roads between Nebraska City and Topeka are
generally excellent and where not 50, small expense,
now in process of incurrenc', will render them cafe
ard easy, ard we would hereby invite all emigrans
to Kansas to adopt ia the Transmission hither of
their families and effects.
&C. DICKEY. Conductors sof
CALVIN CUTTERS Emlsrant Train.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
ELI MOORE or KANSAS.

r, "a, Tdifor ef TIE n. y. T. bu,e:
SIR: observe in your DAILY Of the 27th the denial
Of one Ely Moore of Kansas that he was ever guilty of
tarirg and feather ng, Of firing ps o at any ind
yiGual durirg bis residence in that Territory thereby
iupugnDg the veracity of your CORES oondent.
will now state that, the Goth Of May lsst was
at the LeAveLworth Hotel in Kansas and while
a,ndipc rear gentleman by the name Of Riddle.
vrh whom bad Just been converting a man by the
,ape of Eli Moore without any apparent provoc sti )n
.t.ppe6 up ord sher nsing profane -p bet, dis
o. ced tsto at Mr Riddle unque-tiora Dig ~ith an
;,t,,iiop of taking his life. The shot how, ver did
rot .,iike him, bnt ht the hou and fell to tn floor.
The bal was pickec up and b4nded 10 me, and is
i, nv posst ssior This Mr. Moore after staggering
ahon, npn, Tested at length wert b. fore the Mayor of
Ieay,pworth, wbe berg, like Mr.. Moore, Pro-
S'ave,v pentl.man-tis Honor c1nceiving il TO De au
homo Able Kansas affair OF ." Ldr-and. Order'-this
Eli Moore was hoDo'ably discharged A palmer cAse
~ ...sun with intent TO kill canrot be found.
Thee facts were known TO the Cor gressional Com
Mite then sitting at Lesvenworth, an no douoi to
every citizen in tie place
You ore ot Liberty to use tie above statement as
you see proper -
Va-en Warren Co., Pa Sept. J, 1885,
The simple explanation of this conflict is,
that Ely Moore, formerly Of this city, is no, the
Eli Moore referred to above. They are two differ
eft uep. both ing in Kansas, and both sym
pa,b zipq with the Pro Slavery party there; but
orr El, is not the rufsn and would.be assassin of
whom our correspondents have spoken. This gen
tleman will find his portra' taken in the evidence
accompanying the Report of the Kansas Iaves!i-
gazing Committee, page 963. Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
THE SAN FRANCISCO VIGILANCE CON-
MITTEE.
To the Editor OF The n. y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The " u Tribune.
SIR. The Vigilance Committee of san Francisco
m d its dopgs seem to interest people hereabout as
much a. anything could be expec'ed TO that comes in
the midst of such excitement, and that has to cross
continent before It reaches us The general sympathy
n, 4 approval one hears expressed very satsiac
tory to Cslfcnans; but they are often qualified by
su,b needless dIead of the ultimate results, that |
hone you will allow me short space in your coun
IN remove these apprehensons. IL already too well
upoerstoa to need repetition by me that the Vigilance
Counttee was formed for tn purpose of rdoins th'
G nmutiiy, of which il was part, OF class ot Heo
pLcse preseIce was ut'er'Y Incompatible with its
safety | have lived in Caliio nI seven years, AMI
kIow The truth Of what ray. but those who have
he,n there half that ler 9Th CT time will adult l..
Tie yig'lauce Goa nmttee, go far, have removed no
nan wio was not dangerous to the community. |.
Las peither ccted banished any mao whose acts
lac not proved that be cOuc no longer oe rus'ed With
li libery in TIE coutty whence they have discharged
him.
They lave not iisr rceLded it in single particular.
They have the conf 1tnce aud grateful aec ion OF the
people Of the whole State because they prescribed
this limit to their action from the rs and have aith.
ful cOLfptd ihemseve 20 it The people regard
then 3 their bepetsctors atd are resoy to def.nf
them if need be in any way. Is not evicen, to any
king ptr'on tba; It must be tol II this were .
su all factioD Of mer II It were even body oe'rn-
~ u luity lofh' hutrtst, "nicn n1u IL" - L..,a
OF eSstence out Of San Francifco, could t'ey na'e
eCI on for this length Of time holdg IN e'ors Gus
tody or of the livh It ucical officers OF the os.e
bsns'irg every week and executing ,tners ntI II'
out the pre.clibeo Lgal fornai les! imPo.eIa s.nuIa
Fiom end OF NJ Safe TO the o'DeI % tue'. ~ e.
bs protect against their proceedineSi ." - ,hs
rbir ost+ here ould have been c"li-on oe. I u1
Committee and its opposeis Cpod . Pun., go.
Lo, orsble Supreme judge b. token reo n,hs wbor.
Jude TfiIy tss b. en- and held Two moh,us ~rn"e'
tie r.ere5,op of The people if they eisspproved 1t,
nay, viii out their poaivs srd rer3u's tn.en-feooe
~ is tety' The e:Ory tell. itssif i, BODY Of men
who car DO uch ling and tuch oher things as hey
have cone deliberately, throuso pen0e VI more
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
GRAND hOW IN TAMdfhNY.

The Democratic Republican General Committee
met in Tammany Hall last evening to make arrange
meIts for holdn the primary elections. There was
large ATTENDANCE Of ,ce-holders and Office seeken on
the outside, warmly interested in the contest which
was being was ed in the Committee between Fernando
Wed and his opponents, and the mos; ac-
rmoIious language was used on both sides.
oeed the war OF words ragged 80 ferc.ly that it
threatened on several occasions TO result 10 general
fight Inside of the Comui tee-roOm very similar
state of THU e prevailed Recorder Smith opened the
ball by presenting preamble and resolutions calling
for Committee of five to ascertain whether q mem
Der OF the Committee Low seeking denomination is
not member OF the Know Nothing party, aud il 80,
that he be expelled from the Committee forth
with. The resolution was warmly supported
by Messrs. Smith, l.. b. Shepard, Horace Clark,
Mayor with teiDg a member Of q Know Nothing
Locge, and tbst he bad entered into secret compact
with the KLOw NothlDgs to obtain bis election st
all hazaIds ard Independent OF the Democratic psry;
aso that he had made uhwairaLtable of his nsue
to appoint depose octrs and for other purposes,
TO favor his political ends. After long aod fierce
bate it is sad that the resolution tabled by Nc.
Wuoos friends, by a vote Of e. to A.. Mr.. Wood u
ssd to have carried 81! his points by the same decisive
msjoriy, and his repomDaiion Is now considered
certain Up to the tine Of going TO press the Com
mttee was still engaged in stormy discussions.
Among tie crowd in rammaLy Hall were some forty
OF fifty policemen in citizens dress to preserve
.td.Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
SIXTH kAIIChBL WOMAh'S RIGHTo
COhVENTION.

hi, ,roch Of Political aud sccseci~Dent tho sdvocsss
Of tide EQUAL Righ.s Of hrd ne~ reason 70 Pfocm
sssn tber const demand consistent sppsso" o. oe"
oc,ate Prees for emancipation no. alone Of oHe csS~
or o. rsiicD but OF one halt the hun'h race
An ho bev. ibst Government derives m just wsn fiom
tie cou,ent Of The soy'rr.di
believe that Taxation and Representation should 90
togetberi
teeve In the light Of a to trial b. Jury Of their
Peers;
All wto believe in fair ds,s wsges for fair dsys Work;
Anvho believe IN the equal right Of all Children in the
ecnimuuil, 10 IIs Public Proyis Oh. for Education,
To IN Cor veBon at the Bfoadwsy Tsbernaos fsv
Yok, the 9Th 9th ard 10Th of October nest - dd.r
whether these rights and principles shall con,Hus to b
IoLuisrly nusd 10 half the members o community
PAULINA uRIGHT DAVIS, President.
eTosy b. Herrst.rv
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Lrcy sTosx BLscxwrLL. Secretary.

SrAAPTDE oY SLAVES IN VRcIsIA Nine slaves,
belorg:pg Cyrus Rose of ShiIpstead, Va recestly
possessed tLen selves Of many horses belonging to
their owner, and started for Canada. They were
punutd, srd overtsken on the edge Of Pennsylvania
by koss spd company Of men, and after desperate
struggle beat them CT and continued thsx journey.
Wien ls,t heard from they were fairly On their roAA
sgan 10 Liberty, with evc,y prospect 81 s''sn~S"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
I'll, u,Iy. P,ci,f,y incidentally saws

The MoJis Register incidentally says
"Greely's TRIBUNE should never be perlnnted ~
cross Mason and D1on's line."
We can oily give effect to The Registers views 70
The extent Of stopping the copy Of our daily issue
hitherto sent to that pager. The Democratic Mem
he's Of Congress aud other eminsnt citizens VINO IT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

civc THr frprsr, have psid for it, and We are uoder
oblie ,ion to fulfill the contract thus made When
they indicate desire 70 receive it no longer. Il Gil
Geese 10 be ttnt. Our mail director is Instructed 70
erase The Rtei,hr from our exchange list
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

PrrEsBURd, Nov. l, River, feet 10 inches
Pect of a rise, At Louisville and Cincnnatl thu
river is rising
CnsoIEEATr. Nov Flour firm at 30a5 80
Whisky 25a25t. Green Hams ~. ,slIE'EEzEz
CHICAGO, Nov %. kansas dates are to the 2Ist
Judge Cale refused habedus corpus for Hayes, the
murderer of Buffim rss.lyss
The PRO slavery men were considerably excited.
Iowa, official: Fremont A; 1875; Buchanan 36,
24l; Fillmore 9,444.
WASHINGTON, Nov LIN the House to day,
when Whitfield presents himself to be sworn ss a
delegate from Kausas Mr.. Grow will offer reso-
luton to reject him. because the law is unconstitu-
tionsl under which he was elected. This will
probably cause debate of several days
The Presidents Message viii not be sent in till
tomorrow. The Postmasters of Baltimore. Phih-
delphia. New York. Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati Chicago, Boston. Portland.
Pittsburg Richmond and Charleston have receiv.
ed advance copies, to be delivered 20 the pre-.
simultaneously with its reading.
Ga Saturday night last an accident occurred on
the Gap Rsi!road The engine and Eve cars were
precipsted 45 feet fron bridge over the Shenan-
doak, at river station, Warren county, Va. The
engineer, fireman and conductor were killed. J..
G T. Buck, passenger, was also fatally injured.
CINCINNATI, Nov % Flour, extra 5 35; Suoer-
fine 80. Whisky 244a24s Lird l0k Coffee
ll3. Corn and wheat unchanged. 0a,s brisk t
40. The Ohio ami KAnswhs rivers are rising. No
news
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
PROFESSOR HALE.

This gentleman commences course Of lectures
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. He brings high
reputation, and the subjects on which be lectures
are of great interest We trust he will have q
house full tonight. We copy the following no.
Iice from the Clarksvile Chronicle:
"Prof Hale's course of lectures will close to-
morrow night, and we feel safe in saying that no
Eeries OF lectures, on any subject, ever gave more
satisfaction. dis lectures are expressed in Ian
gusga easily understood by every one and are
therefore Interesting to all of his hearers. The
experiments demonsIative of the science treated,
hKvs been series of the most brilliant successes,
and tie manner in which they were received by
the sEdeLcs testified their high appreciation of
them.
'By the singular power of the operator over his
subjects they completely sdbject to his control
ana in tina condition. present TO the audiences some
OF the most singular aud wonderful phenomena
ever witnessed; alfordng incontest ble evidence of
the truth Of the scencs. These lectures have been
attended by large audiences of ladies' ard gentle
men from our very best cie;y, wLo have all ex.
pressed the highest sr4lidcstion We have no
time now 10 pursue this subject any further, but
can earnestly commend Prof. Hsle ID other com.
mlnities that he may visit SIS gentleman worthy
of their attention and courtesy; and his lectures
and demonstrators deserving in the highest de-
gree OF earnest and honest hearings ard investiga
Jions"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
NASHVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING. DEG 2, 1886
JOB PRINTING-To OUR CITY FRIENDS

We have lately rpenished JobbIng Materials and Sc
cured the services of W. p FIskE Of the most skill
full and paesed Printers the country, and formerly fore
man OF one ofthe frsclass Jobo in New York, 10
supeFinend printing establishment We can, there
FORE promise public do ell kind of JobWok, from
the most Fancy largest Poster 10 good style,
or as snort notice and good terms any other
nsHment in the South South West We shall devote par
tlcuar attention this department of office with the
view ofmakine leading feature in business We
pect our friends try before giving their work
elsewhere G. C. ToRBETT & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
CHRISTMAS ADDRESS.

We viii give our daily paper one year and H..
brary edition Of the British Poets to the writer
who will furnish our carriers with the best Christ
mas Address. All authors cOntending for the pre-
MUM viii please have their productions at Of.
fee, ready for inspection, by the 10th instant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02

THEATRE -Nr. NEAFIE played Jack Cade to an
excellent house las. light. We have not time to
speak of the play at leugth, but all viii recosct
what 3 fsvorte Mr.. n was when here before, and
when we say HAT he has wonderfully improved
ished Tonight he appears as VUgiaias. char
acter in which be ta7 NJ superior. There will
certainly be la-gs house ami we would sdgiss
those wishing good seats to apply st the box Of
ice early.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
&EOO Reward.

r PURCHASED negro man BY the name Of HEsRY IA
some time September last, Of Mr. John Thompson -
of this neghborhood, carried him TO Tensaw Parrish, @
La and cold him to Mr. Harris of that Parish. Since 49,
which boy Henry has made his escape We suppose he
will either try make his back TO this County or TO
StSte He 40 sold, rather black
pexion abous feet inches high very intelligent, weighs
about l65 lbs rather impedment In his speech when
little excited quick and active has sm hands and feet,
wears Shoes. understand, since he OF, that he
roads very we'll He is good Black Smith, We will give
the appoYe reward for his apprehension and safe eoBhGe
ment until get him. Address
J. W. DA BIS, Nashville, Tenn.
poy2atf. p. II. MILLER, Waterproof, La.
a Louisville Journal copy the amount Of SIS and send
account TO this office.