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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHINsTOH March 10 The majority of the Senats's
Judiciary committee have decided to report resolution for
taking testimony in Indiana in references 70 the CONTESTED
That COMMITTEES will it is said FeoOrt in favor Of Came
/ rons right toa seat Senator from Pennsyl7sRiss
The Senate in Executive session to-day ratified The COM
/ mercia treaties with Persia Venezuela and Chill.
The committee on foreign relations viii have meeting
tomorrow 10 consider the Clarendon and Dallas treaty
All the Ssuh Carolina delegation excepting Nj. Orr, Op-
posed the principle Of rotation in oce for eleven federal
Offices in The ate there only two applicants. The
present post master at Charleston is the econd ono who
has hsla that station since The Organization Of The federal
Ez President Pierce has gone 10 Virginia on aVst to
his personal friends.
The Cabinet bad another long session today.
The probability is that tho Senate will adjourn Saturday
size die.
The nominations sent 10 the Senate To-day embraced The
Marshalls for some Of the South Western States.
No removals have been made in Washington
Lord Napier has engaged rooms fer himself and suite at
Wizards Hotel and expects to reich Washington TO.
morrow.
LOUISVILLE March II The canal Is opened with feet
inches water In the pass at the falls feet 9inchesaud
falling. Weather clear Thermometer ct freezing point
New ORLzASs Mach II.-Tsmpiso papers to the 2lst.
Gen Moreno the new Governor reached the city on the
l9th Garss has been deserted By his followers. The
revolution has ended without blO0dshed
The steamer Black Wdrrt0T arrived at the Balizs
The Aspiuwa Carrier Of the Sd instant says LcckTdgs
has forced his way the river with but small loss cspur
ing much erus and amuniticns Of war
There is also another ste lme- in from Peru.
The rev1utioniss successful and more iaFOFa
bly, received By the new GFanadi8n Government
The Government however viii labor to throw the Amer
in the Panama riots
The Saratoga has sailed for Greytown.
WASHINGTON March 1.-THE following nominations for
New Orleans viii be sent to the Senate to day: F. n.
Hatch, Collectors J. Genos Naval Officer, W. Adams,
Surveyor; N. Msysny, Post Master; j. n Kennedy, Mar
shall; W. " King District Attorney.
SENATE-Mr. Benjamin. from the committee Judicial
~ made report asking to be discharged from further
consideration Of the protest Of the democratic members Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature against the right of Cameron
10 q sea:
Mr.. Pugh made the minority report
BosrOS, March II The steamer Niagara sailed to-day
for Liverpool with 100000 in specie.
NEw YoRK, March 11-Flour declined &c. Stale l5s |
80; Wheat 75 Corn 72a78 Best buoyant at lOal1 for
prime Pork quiet at % 90a24 90 for mess; Whisky
26L
C1SolSSATI March Il.-FlOur dull Bulk meats higher |
River stationary.
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AN ACT 10 amend the twenty eighth section Of The Of
Congress approved the thirtieh Of August thousand
eight hundred and forty two entitled An act to provide
revenue from imports and TO change and modify existing
sWsimposng duties Imports and for other purposes
prohibiting the Importation Of obscene and Indecent
articles esctu2y TO accomplish the purposes
ior which thatprOvsion was e0acted.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and Reuse Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the twenty eghh section Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved the Ihreth Of August thousand eight hun
bred and fCTy-tWO and entitled An act 10 provide Teve
from imports and 10 change and modify existing laws
imposing duties imports and for other purposes, be
amended follows The importation OF all Indecent or OBJ
scene articles prints paintings, Autographs engravings
images figures dsguerreOtypes Photographs, and trans
parences hereby bed and no invoice or package
whatever any part hereof, IN which auy such articles
contained shall be admitted to ent,y and all invoices
and packages whereof any such articles shall compose
part hereby declared be liable to be proceeded against
seized and forfeited by course Of law and the AID a.
tices shall be forthwith destroyed.
Approved March 2 1851.
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san RESULT OF A Pasr-M R7Ew ExAAuHArIoN.-

SAD REsUlT OF Pasr-M gRTEW ExAIuHATIoN-
DEATH FROM lg-CULATIg Sd. Samuel T.
Crampueg residing 10 Court street, opposite
Douglass, died yesterday morning, under ClrCum-
stances OF "a very single character Il will be re
collected that ca Monday last e post.mortem
examination was made upon The body OF John
Elders, who. So was proved on the CorOner's in
vesrigadon, subsequently held, died OF ldzmma-
tory Thsumst sun, suaeTIudu2ad BY exp 3-ure. It
appeared that deceased (EGersl reported that be
was knocked down ana robbed 10 GoTanus, some
two weeks since, but the evidence On the inquest
showed that he had aIiel upon the ice AID lsy
there exposed for some three hours from the effects
Of which lie wss aiken ajlS. a1d after lingering
week dei on SUNDAY mgrligg last. The ply !
Citus, who made the post NOR EN- examination be
came convinced t12. be was subject 10 iuhsmma-
tory rhelmagsm aud thai be aed &c consequence.
No iltrrasl u.F external evidences Q! violence
were peTggguo'5 upon his person The verdict
was in gcc-or6arCs Dr.. @ Rmyney assisted on
the pcs u0rtcl8, aud aCcielGiy cut the second
fager o. BIS .sl. Ha-d He psii no particular auen.
Jioc to T. n-ui next d y, when It began TO swell
and * ending uy biz as ,eaC ed ,G- hear and
tsrmiustei 10 e. fever arising from The absorption
ofpoison U hai the attention O.. saj lul pasicisns
but the poison iloc8red Eoca the Lody had taken
such firm hold that 81 remedies we're IA vaiu. He
died otJsr suEsriug for three dsys.-y0urHal Of
F0gfu7Fr-r
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Cor. FREM0ET's MARIFyzA TROUBLES Although
judicial decisions have confirmed the validity Of
his title, the PATRON o. 3sriposs does net appear
likely to derive much benefit from ais purchase.
His sgant having warned Cf the miners nOw ct
work upon the tract, the latter assembled IN pIo
lie meeting 70 organize gsGa.sl resistance against
any attempt TO dspossess them a number Of re-
solutions were PISSED with great uasnimity, deny
ing the ezcluive right Of Col Fremont to the
mineral lands wi hin the limits Of Lis purchase:
declaring the rights ald claims Of the settlers and
miners paramount 10 those Of the late candidate
Tor the Presidency, and pledging themselves TO
make comm 10 cause against Co. Fremont and bis
SCENTS in toe event Of their attemptins . inter
feTe with ullsst, or d aC any uunoer, or even one
miner settler or resident upon said land
From The it wuu0d app=sT that difficulties sualC-
gous to- the aut-Teut troubles in N. Y. threaten to
deprive the owner of Las MBriposa from deriving
that emolumenr from his land be had reason to au-
ticipate when tie validity OF hrs tile was finally
settled by the Gs Csiou OF the Courts What also
appears more Cminous slil is the fact that quite
number of members Of the State Legislature sym
pHthise wits the miners, and are disposed 10 pass
g law confirming them 10 possession OF their
claims We doubt whether any such enactment
would stand coed on an sppeal 10 the judiciary
but that Il would tend g-ss.ly 70 em0srrass mat.
sers and strengthen the leUd already existing, g
5ef~evidsnt From this state Of affairs, It would
seem as If the purchase Of the MarjpOsa estate
would not tuTn out so verv lucrative speculation
after ALL BC.HngOYe Patriot
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- Annnfs - Correspondents.

twill save US great deal Of unnecessary trouble if
our friends in hitting to us viii bear in mind the follow
0g rules;
Always give the date post Oos cOgnty, and State in
tbs body Of your letter
II you wish the paper changed from one Office to an.
other. give both Offices in fun.
II yoa write on business and other matters write on
separate sheets Of paper OF different leaves Of ons sheet
Attention 10 these matters will greatly obligs Us,
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

lPUBLIc No. 81
RESOLUTION to provide for aseertainiuQ de rslativs
value Of the coinage Of the United States and reat
Britain and the fixing the relative value Of the unary
coins Of the two countries.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVE
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary OF the Treasury BE- and he is hereby
auhorzed and directed to appoint some suitable person as
agsn % to confer with the proper uucona-
mes II 6reat Britain in relation 70 some plan CT plans
g mutually arranging the decimal basis the coinage Of
me Two countries that the respective units shall be-
easily and exactly commensuTable and 70 i'm.
body the result Of such conference in statement aud re-.
PoF 70 be laid before Congress as eay as practicable
Ano that the compensation Of said agent or commissioner
Snail net exceed i've thousand dollars in th for his serV-
ess and expenses
Approved Feb. g. 1857.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY

THE Directors of this Company announce 70 the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks and portion Of the ground
undivided into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be Q. the Office Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited to call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
money or pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville nav feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge Of q competent Super
ntsnden living the ground under whose direction in
tsrments viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus viii leave the office Of Linds
ley Croekstt, at O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
5h inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour Tie seats will be free.
Ladies' and Families DESTROYS Of visiting The grounds,
viii be called for ct their residences by sending their
cards 10 the President Of the Company.
A. Y. 8. LINDSEY, PTss't.
C ". NANCE. Ssc'y- iy6-d
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FACTS FOR PARENTS.

TIE oaly way 10 bss and overcome disease % begin
Toe undaon and remove tho Hence, patients
have been treated Tor great variety Of diseases where
worms have been the occasion the illness. B. A
Fahnestocss celebrated Vermifuge the mdss and most
s6esiual remedy lc5 Ibs disease.
NEwaEk y. }. March %, 1854.
MEssRs B. A. FlHsEaroCE & Co..
GEETLEUEN-On S0iuri lay last, gave a vial b. A.
Eahnestocss Nermuce 90 my three years old, and in
she 90 the day he passed largo number Of small
gTorms. should think there we're several thousand OF
hem. H has improved mis- health very much can
mend q Co the public az te best medicine Tor cSpsling
worms That know of CURlSTIANA COLES,
mTh5-lm, IS Broad street
II Sold wholesale and reiai by all the principal Drug
Els and country merchants throuEhouthe United Saes
Holloway Oiutment.-D.voERors SAWS
Beware Of mgeTa out1ents They drive external disease
into system. This unguents s entirely vegetable i
eKp0 Sic exciting % Inflammation and suppur alton
Under the Cczca losvPs behind, Tiers turks cover
poison.
IL SOLD al the manufactures, No 50 Maiden Lane New
York and No. "a Strand, London and BY al druggists a
asa 62Ko. sud 81 per pot
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TsE WHOLESALE TRADE OF NAsHULLE.-The business
Of Nashville has been steadily and rs2oly increasing for
some years past every department. but in has the
increase been more marked ann decided tan il the Whole
sale Dry Goods trade On yesterday morning business
called us 10 the Public Square where number Of our
Wholesale houses situated and found the Pavsments
literally covered with boxes filed with goods marked and
ready for shipment TO their various destinations The life
and energy exhibited truly cheering one not
Immediately interested.
We were particularly struck with the manner in which
things we're done at the large establishment Of BEASs
FORD, McWmRrEH Co., on the South. east side of the
Square at which we made short call and we're shown
through the different departments Of thar establishment,
by the very polite aad aentemaay clerks and prOpTetOrs
Their large stock OF goods consisting las seemed to u.s.
Of everything the dry goods line most beautifully
arranged. If felt competent to DO justice, would
attempt description Of at least some Of the beautiful spe
emens exhibited but as do not must content our
self with calling the attention of country merch ants and
sthsrs TO this establishment and ask them to examine and
Judge for themselves and if they not remarkably s.
tidious We have no doubt they will be ple}sed
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An ACT - establish Augusta IN tie Stale Of Georgia
port Of delivery.

An ACT - establish Augusta, Tue Stale of Georgia
port Of delivery
BE It enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tves Of the United States Of America Congress assem-
bled Thai Augusta in the State Ct Georgia within the col
lection district Of Savannah be- and the Is hereby,
declared to be port Of delivery within the said collection
district and there shall be appointed surveyor customs
to resdes said port Of Angus who shall peri0r similar
duties towards and in with, The collector at TIE
port Of eu prescribed for surveyors Of the ports
of Pttsburg, Wheeling Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis,
and Nashville By the act Of Congress approved second
March, eighteen hundred and thIryone being entitled
"An act allowing the duties on foreign merchandise i'm.
ported into Pttsburg, Wheeling Cincinnati, Louisville, St
Louis Nashville and Natchez TO be secured and paid al
r places the duties Of the collector Ut savannah in
reference to all foreign merchandise entered for the part Of
Augusta, and to be shipped from savannah 10 Augusta,
either b. the river Railroad shall be The those
prescribed for the coeCtOrst New Orleans in ference 10
merchandise entered BY importer or his egent there for
the ports above mentioned in said And ImpOTtaOnB
Of foreign merchandise e Augusta may be made through
the port Of Savannah in the way under like IN.
struCtOns penalties and Orleures by the said oct
they allowed be made the places above mentioned
through the port OF New Orleans
Approved March 9. 1857.
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~ Our numerous readers will doubtless reeos0t that
this afternoon at o'clock the great China and Papier
Mache distribution commences at No a. Public Square.
Thepresents arerch and various among which notice
lg splendid Tables, u fne TeA Trays large number OF
rich Tea Sets elegant China Vases etc, besides large
assortment Of Fancy articles Reoollec that the value
Of the money invested is fully given in The article pur
chased besides you receive present with it which may
be worth from 80 cezts to SIS.
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We woad call tie attention Of Merchants Business men,
snd Others our facilities for executing with promptnesS
and Ia superior manner, jos PuETEs IN all rs varieties,
quaes and eoios, and solicit share Of their patronage
having gone TO considerable expense In filing up our Job
bng Essablshsn are prepared 10 ezeoute all kinds Of
Plain and Ornamental work, such Ball Tickets Pro-
grammea Cards Of every description, Circulars all varieties
OF Pdntng In Gold Silver Bronze Color also Pamphlets,
Lawyers Briefs Checks, BIZ Heads, Bills Of Lading, Pro-
miasoTy Notes. Way Bills, Hand Bile, ete etc. with peai
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AN ACT making appropriations Tor he comp ison If mil
itaTy roads in Oregon TerritorT.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
7ss Of the United States Of America In Congress assem-
bled That the following Of money be- and the came
hereby appropriated for The completion Of military
roads 10 the OF ucou IN the Territory oil
Oregon to wit: for the completion Of the road from As0.
Salem the Of ten thousand dollars for the COM
plehon OF the road from Hyre creek to Camp Stewart
the OF tliry thousand dollars; Gad for the completion
Of the road IRON Myrtle creek Scotburg The sum Of
thirty dollars the be done under The d.
rsctIOn of the Secretary Of War,
Approved March 2 1851.
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No debts to Banks or individuals.
No losses adjusted or due.
No and notdue.
No acknowledged claims.
Losses uBadjusted, S29 500
:" in suspense IS OOO.
We do hereby certify the fore going is and
rate of the Farmers and Mechanics Insurance
Company TO TIE lst Of November, A. D , 1856.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD z. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Ciy Of Philadelphia,
l. John h. Frc, commissioner for the State OF Tonnes
sse appointed by the Governor thereof resident PeRnSy
vana heTrby certify that the day and date hereof the
above named Thos Florence President and Edward r.
HelmbOd Secretary Of the Farmers and Mechanics nsu
rance company subscribed TO the foregoing statement In my
presence and did seyey declare and affirm that the matters
therein set forth we're true.
In witness Whereof have hereUnt0 sstmy hand and aX
ed my official seal, this tweny-ninth day Of December, A
D., 1856 JOHN H. FRlCh,
Commissioner for Tennessee, No. y, Dock ST.
STATE or TENEEssEE, CORFTRoLLER's OBJECT
Nashville, March 5, 1857.
This Is 10 certify that Farmers and Mechanics Fire Ma
and Life Insurance Company Of Pennsylvania located
Philadelphia in State OF Pennsylvania, complied
with all the requirements Of passed by the General
Assembly the Stale Of Tennessee, March, 1885, entitled
can regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies
incorporated by the state Of Tennessee and that Joseph
Nash legally authorized Agent OF said Company in the
town Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee.
J. g. LUfIRELL, Comptroller.
Referring above the undersigned continues to issue
Policies Fire, Marine and Inland risks equitable terms.
JOSEPH NASH, agent,
No. %, College Street.
Nashville, March TO- lsS7.--3W.
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a p0SITIYE CTRE.

VETHAT is he use Of paying doctors bills when you
w can get so easily cured Of Darrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera and an of the other Summer bowel complaints
now so prevalent 0y using Lyons CHoLEEA MEDIGATED
BRANBY which is warranted sure and speedy and
which can be proved bY the many certificates Of well
known citizens Il be seen at store, and BY giving
far trial For sale BY the bottle dozen al the Sole
Agency and ProprietOrs in the United States
iy22 LYONS & CO., 10 Cedar ST.
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GOOD lot Of J0ist, Scantng, and two inch Plank
"A hand cheap cash good lot Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days 70 those wanting
them. My Mill cutting daily Agent for other Mills
will pay particular attention TO all orders Call At the
Savings Institution and leave your orders II you wish them
flsd fnOv25J J, Q. DARDEN.
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NASHVILLE:

II The UNION AND AMERICAN hns
much the largest circulation of any paper
An the state, except the religious journals.
At ORferss therefore, superior advantages
Co the advertising public.
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ARRUvED-Alids Cairo; ArkGnsBw Traveller, L0us7Usi
EstHe Miller, ports above; A l. Davis Psducah.
Observation-Disclosures Pi,tsburg; Aleonia, Memphis,
BoATs EEPzCTED Umpire, Cairo Princess, Cincinnati
BOATs LEAvNe-Ths day. all o'clock, the popular reg
uar packet boat Aida will leave for Cairo also the steam.
sr Ella, for st Louis.
BUSINESS Quite aotive.--The landing strewn with
freight.
WEATHER AND WATER-W Weather col and turning colder
Wafer four feet sclut on Harpeth Shoals.
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HARFERs MAs4uSE.-JEo YORK & Co on IN
ion St, have received this Magazine for March
It contains the contiousi1n Of Little Dorrit by
DICKENS, and North Carolina Illustrated, by
PORTE CRA70s, besides many other interesting
articles
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LOCAL NEWS.

- vs. are indebted to the officers Of The steamer
Ella for late St. Louis papers
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"a Boston Paper giving puff to a new minister
10 that city says: His prayer, at the close Of the SER
nOu was tsmost CLIQUE that gss addressed to
Rosfan al9isncs y
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SIXTH COUNTY AHEAD-The highest price paid for To-
bacco IN the last forty years was paid ct JOHNSON, HORNE
Cos yesterday. The Tobacco raised by TUSsTALL
BRIDaEwA7Ez, Smith county, and sold at SIC O5, the
hid netting 1924 =.
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- An editor, describing lecture to the fair sex, ez-
claims with enthusiasm Three thossud ladies hanging
on the lips Of one mauP
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BY EXPRESS.

HTE are Just iu receipt Of fresh supply Of the eele
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, manufactured especially for US
ou of very finest Tobacco and is superior any
brought TO this city, Give it a trial
sept9 LYONS s CO.. No. 10 Cedarst.
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~ very desirable lot situated on Cherry street,
near the Custom House lot is advertised for sale in our
paper Here san excellent chance for speculation.
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Com uErriQL

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE march II, y, 's'7.
COTTON.-We hear Of the sale OF Ehy bales al Ga
I2K.
TOBACCO-Sales at Johnson, Horne d Cos Of - hhds.
al O5; co. 20; IS; 10 % u s5i Il So; -; 50 "A 90
10 IS; IS OG Is Is, I6 O5.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
w. &, Gordon & 90,

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 18th Of March, 1857, we
~ viii ODER t Public Auction, in usual qualities:
900 hhd clmmon fsT prime 100 bbs Plant. Molasses,
and choite La. SugsT, 100 half bbls do do
300 bags and prime Rio 100 boxes Bong & GOdmens
Coffee, Tobacco,
100 bxs ennsrs Candles, 500 bxs Preseos Bar Soap,
500 kegs ShOenberger's Nails 500 barrels ChenoWeh's EE
all sizes, celsiOT Whisky.
With other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under $500, cash; all
$500 and under S2OOO 60 days; all S20OO 90
days credit for approved endorsed notes payable in Of
the city Banks Imrll-tdl W. GORDON q co.
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ron SvTTHLAND AND CAIRO,

rTvHE dne passenger steamer, Aida, Carr. -
L RY6AS, will leave above and all interme- slsIa
date landings on this day THURSDAY, 18th inst, $500
at 70 O'Clock For freight passage apply board
mTchI9-lt n n hAfAHtoON' agent.
IF the Heirs OF Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt.
Clement Hail, and Lieut. James Iatum, Of the Revolu
opsry War will call 81 the Office Of Ferguson Cox, No "a
Cedar street. Nashville, Tennessee, they viii hear some
Thing 70 theiT advantage. ltepl2-doWu