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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
TUIRTEENTH WARD.

The Metropolitan Police force Of this Ward, yester-
day afternoon took possession of Onderdonks Hall,
corner Of Clinton and Grand streets their headquar
teis and almost imne lately citizens Of all political
cretds Americans, Democrats aud Wings, hocked
there to express their good feelings toward them aud
give them a hearty welcome. They also raised flag
from the top of the building, and at the hour of calling
the evening roll upward Of 200 citizens assembled at
the hall and demonstrated in unmistakable language
their approval of the new law and conviction of is
necessity; and very large number of respectable
and we'll known residents of the Ward volunteered to
patrol the district with the policemenf desired. The
new force of the Ward consists of Thomas Steers,
frst sergeant, 10 command; Richard Cornwe, Thomas
n. Thorne, Abraham Van Tas.eu, Jonathan Osborne
Daniel Foils, Daniel Acker, Henry Bedell, John G..
Abbott, John Nelson William jenkins and James
Parish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

MAsoNlc-The Grand Lodge Of FreemasOns are
It'll in session. The most important topic thai has
exercised them during their meeting has been nm at
tempt TO reconcile the differences that have existed
for the last eight years between the Grand Lodge Of
New.YoIk and a body OF Masons over which Mordecai
Myers il Grand Master. A committee had been ap-
potted from both bodies, who had unanimously
agreed to certain articles basia OF union. These
articles have caused exciting debate an the Grand
Lodge the city portion of the body being in favor,
while the county portion violently oppose the arti-
clcs On the vote being taken, there appeared ~
Lodges in favor aud - Lodges against. The city
Lodges appeared feel the defeat very keeny TOR the
Myer. Lodge. have voted 10 favor Of the union IMAM
inou.y. substitute Is proposed to be offered ny
the country hut those who in favor OF the UNION
aueur that the terms proposed will be Of such tenor
a. III preclude Il being received. division OF the
State is being 0eitsted by the leaders. The names
Of the Grand officer. elect for the Masonic year
follows:
NJ W John l. Levitt. =. O. "; R. w. Robert haeqy
n g. 81; " Fulsv 81. King : g. W. r. W BENZ n
lrstIn j. q " r. ". JAMES NJ. Austin q. s. k-~
C.srio. l. Church, G. T. D. Van Size q. Pur''t; ss~a
The candidates for Office were unusually eager
Robert Macoy led Daniel Wsldron, Of Anglo-Saxon
Lodge. 80 votes +. NJ. Kitg tnumphed over three
opDonents after a severe contest, b. bare majority
The Grand Secretary, for the first time, had an oppo'
ing candidate who received 80 votes while the old
veteran Fix trumphed over his opponent, Fitzgerald
G. TisdsI by 500 majority. They expec: 10 close
iher labors On the 9Th inst. when the Grand Master
viii announce Iii, appointments. Al eulogiuIn was
announced to be given on the memory Of DR.. Kane
or Friday evening at the church Of the Rev. f. IL.
CT suin. Bio. NJ j. Drummond has been instructed
by tbe Committee to drape the interior with the
funeral habiliments of s0rrow. very large attend
anee is expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
nMSON Su1LL GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The members of this Committee met last evening at
Tammany Hall and adopted the following resolutions:
Roired That in the gng in ;his country
between the higher law doctrine of Seward and ttea
Constitutions have fun faith IN the ability Of the Demo- attic
successfully these written Constitutions. aGt
Ioicsl liberty aud priy.tc ights We have h in any
Thing the Democratic party u protect the IL Is the Gully
hch 70 lave understood tie true pri.C
Ms purposes and limitations OF the Constitutions. Who be
Con siuiiun Of the United States endedl Who believes nat
Tho hsheraw doctrine which tcschcs and breaches diJbe
d,uc. 10 Constitution and hatred Of slavery d. 30
b., xivtn upl Who has not plain tendency IN STATE
LEGISLATORS only EXPRESS coustitu mai
ratious but in the Punishment of Prirat sii Pgbc
brloGi OBJECT aud limits OF oil civ,
si,atiu Witness the las, Legislature o; tais
acts in Tatlon 20 tins city tnt its
e,ines in reference the Drtd Scott decision and the
$500 That while this confidence in the
sentative hc,ucy uf The Dcuocrate party geneIaN ani
while U know that TIE National Democrats Of the City aud
County only waiting Tor an opportunity sls
ua fnd cg7lv rcbuke this PLAIN tencency N lex station
and these Infamous in relation T. the CITY OF Ne ok N
Particular tht cannot ~ too strong rh' Pres
unqualified nhhoucr uad conformation oi tAc Iie pro-
edues Of thu Sae thst self qcPetusinS secret cor
rt. Corporation called THE Society OF Iamui.ny OF %
u- an Order by which they have attempted aud inead -
- aside this Committee the only regular organ o. tH parry
bri", and g. put III the place Oh this COMMITTEE oMIs
Their that through thty perpctustc tnl pow" ~
cf'Ee 20 rir dictate and to rum and uso' aiu
pcfylt he Dcmo,ra party here its priuc!Pts anu VsH'
tion. for THEN selfish purposes.
hctrcd Ilat hover bad any confidence IA theu op
reform. started IN Iauusny here. transferred 70 'f i.e
IN Nsshinston, coming back bere aud resulting N thM p
:" but could have believed that the imPudence Of
political corpofstion would p INIT ths 50
cs,d Reform Convention 10 adopt plan 10 continue tue
sakes Of the sscaems % the pemoesey Of New SoSk ~
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bold and oOn.unsey b.d oe the propp.cd 10 sai
adopted BY this riscslied Reform Convention niht
Reseed That. relying the conservative boAey and
intelligence Of the The Demo " the City
County Of EewYoTk and Of the State upon the knoweds q
The tics Clique which have for Hrd th- TsHmsuy
Society and s machinery Of ssoheu Lee to Get Office and
ktep Who have sofens9 AGrcene4 contracted s~eei
pIor;' ard Aouhed according % tie political thermometer
and upon the honest citizens Of al pae who hsye regard
for he oonstntona and chartered rghts Of the CITY hs
continue spesk for the Democracy q the City and
County Of Only regular 9rgohisatr Until
reign tfust the hands q the People from whom
car upon the Dement'S II every ward % rally
oEenzs and enroll thomseyes hA' thev may % p'f the
sianav 70 rebuke Fall only the combustion 0f
Black Republican, and Democrats that fastened the AetFO0
bill upon this City but Ase 20 rehke his Ia.
a. the Ssce. Of Tauauy BY which they have enes70red
sci you satisfy their purposes and the political
erseuncc Of political clique.
Rr,olred Tina: Committee q FIVE be appointed By che
Altman drift and report address 20 the National Dem
ocrEts Of this State.
A Committee of persons from each ward was ap-
pointed, of which Mr. RswiiDs Of the Eleventh Ward
il Chairman TO prepare plan Of organizing the party
throughout the city, and to report it at the next
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

THE DASyiLLE PolsOsINC CAsEs.--We have al
ready published the fact that VIM j. Clark and Mrs.
Mary Twiggs have been committed for trial at Dan
vile, Pa, for the murder, by poison Of Catharne Aon
Clark ard David Twggs, the wife and husband Of the
deceased parties. The evidence that both died by
arsebic administered by the committed parties, Is very
strorg. The trial will take place in September The
DonrAe Deoqoot of June gives the following sketch
Of the suspected murderers:
William John Clark was born in the town Of Morass,
in Donegal County in the northern part II Ireland.
the st day Of August. 1894 and is therefore, only -
yeurs Of age. His parents, one Of whom-the father
is still living and resides in Sugar Creek Township,
Armstrong County, in his State, belonged to the Pres
bYteiian Church in which percussion the prisoner Yas
brought up In the Spring cf 1851, he came to this
country his parents having gone before MIN aDOst
two YEAR and landed in New York, where he worked
at brick yard during the eay part OF the summer.
In the Fall he went To Philadelphia drove cart LOT
1hos Bronson a coal merchant on Broad street ana
married his late wife who was poisonedI on The 2'th
Of August, 1851. With her be had three children,
two Of whom are dead. The Oldest, now about nve
years Old l. still living and in charge OF bls brother,
Henry Clark in Philadelphia. In March, iS5S be went
10 Armstrong county and worked at the rolling mill OF
Brown, Philips Co., at klttaDng, where be re-
af cd for about and three mO1ths and then
returned 10 Philadelphia residing there for sbOat two
yrar. gain part Of which time he worked as pudder
OF the keIsihgton Iron Works. On the l4th Noyefn-
Der 1859 lie came TO Danye and was employed at
The Ml ItOur holiJDk az a puuu4tlf hl heo
worked ever stree He has three brothers living la
Philadelphia. In stature Clark ia about feet OF
tohes in hight, has dark luxuIiBnt crop OF hair.
heavy black eyebrows very low oIehead small mouth
tlatk eyes aud pale though fair complexion. lie "a
rather Intelligent, wears dowBcast look, and has
hitherto bone good character far aswe can learu.
He was prominent member Of the Protestant Asso-
cation Of tbs place. To the chaTge laid against him
lie pic ads innocent
Mary TWigg., the other prisoner, whose maiden.
name cClintOcX, was born in irelsod, Of Prot
estapt parents about bali mile from the tgbf Il
Conway. and is now - years 0f age. She srnfej IN
tbi. country the 18th ofJHiy, 1870 RESIDED lof ey-
era wears in Philadelphia and lived m Danrne rc9
August 1856. She married to her tate NJ .-bsad
David Twiggs, before she came to Amefies, ard had
4 ur Children two of uhom dead and ~ O still liv
inc with her father and brother, who res' e 10 Rudy
aGdt,n 70 the Borough Of DaDyille She /. Of nedLr
b..obt has black hair low hat l0teheS 4 blue eve.
eouise estu,e, ARD 1 SlSss'' 'I to wpssoU IA
against her, Protecting hn'''D'e and profess = n
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
THE RACES.
FASHION COURSE. l.. |.

Yesterday was the "Spring meeting or fret day Of
the season with tie races upon Long Island, and a
most brilliant occasion il was in every particular. The
weather was unexcep,ionable, the attendance NUM-
bored by thousands and the sport rst class for that OF
its kind Nes-York City aud vicinity sent all It's lovers
tf fast horses tn the Fashion COur,e yesterday aud
eNou Vrgiia South Carolina and Louisiana were nR-
nercusy represented, not only in Men, but in horses
t. compete for the stakes Southern horse-aesb, how
ever was at discount after the race, for the horses
winning both stakes were of Nor;bern birth and
brought n up The hour appointed for the starting
Of tie horses was clock, and for three hours prior
TO this one might Nave seen-if indeed be could see
through Tie clouds OF dus;-an almost unbT0ken hne
81 vehicles upon every leading to the track;
and It i safe TO say, that by O'Clock there were SVU
people within the walls of the track many hundreds nj
whom were ladies' and 800 to 100 carriages. Probably
twohrds OF tbs throug Of people bought an entrance
to the quarer.siretch and grand stand a. - per
/, ad while the remainder paid q apiece for adnis-
sion to Il field, which viii give the resder some idea
Of the receipts at the Projectors Of the rae course
The first race Wss a Sweep;take FOX iour-yeaT-ods
four mile heats, 5000 entrance, 500 forfeit, with
81 SEQ added. Nine entries were made. but only three
Sue Washington, Nicholas l. aud TOler-came to
the post. The track in excellent order, and when
the word given the horses got of together in fine
style, Sue taking the lead aud maintaining Il 1u tas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

a. protests have been received by the COMMITTEE
against the Julia, Favorita, Minnie and Luckey, the
final decisions necessarily reserved until these
cases are considered.
In behalf Of the Regatta Committee,
NcnYo,k. June s. 1851. CHAS. H. HASWELL.
Protests have been lodged against the Favorita
Julia, Una, Minnie, Luckey and Island Fawn for run
ming to the windward Of a buoy on the west bank,
which, by the sailing directions, should have been
passed to the eastward. II is denied by these vessels
that the buoy referred 10 is on the west bank. The
Committee are to have a meeting on Monday to settle
the question. The presumption to-day seems to be
that the Widgeon takes both the irst-class prizes
On the Eth the Haze and Una will sail for purse
Of $500 from the anchorage ground OFF the Elysian
Fields down to tie S. w. Spit and back. This match
made up some days ago.
We understand that a grand regatta for 81 900
prize will be shortly sailed for by the yachts of the
irst class the to be- around Long Island. Such
rscc would show pretty corclusively the sailing
qualities Of the vessels engaged in it.
FOR AsPINwALL.
The steamer Illinois, Capt Boggs sale yesterday
afternoon for Aspnpal with the mails and passengers
for California Senator Gwn was among the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06


last half of the fourth mile, when she most bead
iifully overtaken by Nicholas, and beaten home BY
about neck, in minutes and 10 second .--Toer
being distaDeed. So in the seecad hest Mis- Sue
took the lesd and kept II evidently with the consent
Of Nicholas, however, until coming down the back
stretch on the last mile, when she was again cularrd
and beaten 70 the score by sbou leng,h, making the
mile in rs. The following ia
SvNNkVY.
J. Hunter n. Nichols. l. By imp Gls-cop out
al Mamie Rhoscs BY Wagner ......-.............
T. 4 l. Do-VtL 81 h sue Nashingtou. By Rove
uue # sarah Washington Lngarre ..............
O. ?. HsTc names D. c. T0er by ChilGe Harold on
Msrehoue-s BY fup Row dis
Tine....7:iO -
After the above race, the Westchester stake was
run for-$250 entrance $50 forfeit. two mile heats
For this stake there We're nine nominations bu. only
five cane to the post. We present the following
SUMMARY
= Morris h. Etiquette, BY Mariner. dam Fashion By
Trustee.
A. Malard. blk. c. By Mariner, dam Patsy Anthony by
PriAr1
r Morris. b. Margaret Norris By imp Glencoe. out
OF the dam Of Wild Irishman.
How and ch RoIana BY imp Trustee dam by Pram Dis
H. J. lloyd b. c. Docletisn. by Umpire, OF Bud BY
HelTy.' dis
Nak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
THE BROOKLYN POLICE.

The Fourth District Police have shown their hands,
individually, as TO the new Metropolitan law. Ser
eeant Wright read orders from the Police Commits
sioneis on Thursday evening at rolcal, and 10 men
reported themselves willing to obey all orders OF the
Deputy Superintendent, while Il men reported them
selves as willing to act only by orders of the Mayor
Tie First District men unanimously in favor of the
new law, and tie Second District with the exception
Of the two Sergeants) in favor of the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

Mr.. Spicer policeman of the 18th Ward under the
old Board, yesterday delivered his "dar,' ~c, NJ to
Capt. Mansfield, aud accepted of apostion as detailed
officer in the Court of Sessions under the metropolitan
Police Commits toner's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
ELEVENTH WARD.

States NJ. Dykeman and Augustus G. Van Arsdale,
Policemen of the Eleventh Ward, yesterday went over
TO the metropolitan Police force, and several Others
are expected to follow suit at early day. The new
Commissioners have employed carpenters to put the
Station. Houses in proper order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Masonic HoSoRs Is MEHoRr or DIR. KANE.-The
fraternity Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the sts:e Of
New-York held grand Lodge OF Sorrow last evening
at DIR. Chapins Church, in honor of the memory OF
DIR. Elisha X. Kane. The church was nearly hled'
and the services Of highly impressive character.
Over the pulpit, WHICH was sbrppded u Grape, nsaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

SCBKsEcrADr teNlty mas granted eighteen Sore
aud feny-iour raven t1eeY es to se Rum wls.ch e
a, the rate Of neary twof o., every hundred voter. in
the county. Net receipt into the County Treasury.
81 $50. Probable eost to the county in judicial ard
Poor-Heuse expense :, $4,000. We should think
smaller stroke OF asne.s advisable where the profits
ere ~ clearly o. he wrong side Of tho bsaacs sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
THE POLICE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE COMMIS
SIONFRS
meeting.


At the session Of the Board yesterday 60 Policemen
of the Fifth Ninth and Thirteenth Districts those who
have failed to recognize the authority of the Commis-
sioners, notified to appear on Tuesday next, to
answers charges Of characterization.
In response to an application from the Board of
Health of Brooklyn, nine patromen were detailed to
perform the duty Of Health Wsrdens in that city.
Recorder Smith sent in request that eight patrol
men be detailed to attend on the Court Of Sessions:
they were accordingly sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Fanny Kcmble and daughter are at the Revere

-Fstny Kemble and daughter are at the Revere
House. Boston.
A grand, aushtyr Of Henry Clay was manied in
Pawree Valley, Ky, Thursday evening, the 2ist
ult., 10 Heury {. Mcdowell. She is the daughter OF
Col. Henry Clay. who A. killed in Mexico.
The Hen. Robert G. Siauard OF Richmond Va,
died in that ~ Tuesday last in the 1874 year OF
his age. Mr. S,arGrd before the adoption Of the pres
ent Constitution. rep'cseu'ed the Richmond Snatorial
Distinct IN the Senate and more recently the city IN
the Htuse Of Delegate He was also member OF
the Convention Tor the revision of the present Constr
tAs. ss kn each and all Of these public trusts he
stood Peemihent for ability, fidelity and devotion TO
'he interests committed TO his hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
REGATTA or THE " Y. YATCH GLIB.

To n. Edito, Of The N. y. Trisvre
SIR The following table exhibits the results of the
race in the different classes tar a the areas Of
canvas set and the time of sailing are alone con-
cerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

The Express broadly intimates that Manson j.
Lockwood Of Sing Sing has been removed 10y Gov
King from the office of Brgader General because OF
his politics. The Express can hardly fail to know
that VIM. W. Scrugham of Yonkers, who has been
appointed in his stead is at least thorough and con-
,stent Buchanan Democrat as Lockwood. Nh
Lockwood is he,d-how justly let the Courts decide
TO be heavy dcfauor to the state; and We presume
this is The ground Of bis removal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

ExCIrrMiSr IN A TRE,rEE.-The large fire which
occurred lat night in Mercer street, Immediately in
the rear Of Nallack's Theater, the occasion Of
slight change in the dramatic programme. In the mid
die Of the last piece Mr.. Lester forward and said
that although there was nc immediate danger to the
heOtcr or s inmates, it perhaps bette that they
should dispe5se a, before any unfor seen event
should create panic. These iudicicus remarks calm
ed the eNcencnt which rapidly increasing, and
the audience left the house quietly and without the
slightest accident or confusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

NORTH CARoLiNA.-Below we give correct list OF
the Democratic Congressional nominations in North
Carolina. Il will be seen that no nomination has yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Mr.. Shaw was in the Thiuy-third Congress- all Tue
others, except Scales, were in the last Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-26
AYERS

rOH THE HGLlErW "DpaauarIlfE FAllAAl-
IN ADVANCED GrAGEs OF Z DISEASE.
WE ned Dot sp-ak 10 the p bic o. 20 Virtues.
w rhrughout every . W. al aincst ever hamet
o. ~ American state, 10 wonderful curea o. puu1us-
re mtIsfat- have INSIDE 10 ar 3D. known Nay, nE
ars fh- families On any clslized ON ~ on this e n lnfIi
uthsut cone prrso al ezpetiene % is tfactss and
feuer 30 th- oammuniiis any uhere slich hage Dot
am nr her sme living trophy o. rs victory Over t1e
subur and dangerous DISEASES % the thruaf ana lungs.
VI lie DC is the most ? Werfu antidoia yct IN N 10 ma
Tor the mttahIs sndda zerous m es : Of The puluo-
Eay organ-. 90 L. also tue pleas nfest and af - rem-y
that can b. employed nrinfaats and yglnE PIT ons Pa
p uts shouId have g. o. starr rga1nst ere llsiflous enen ,
razt steals up q them mp epa "a We base aplndanl
srsuufs % b-t " tn CHERRY pictorial s1res mo
lives ~ The consumpti9us d prevsf Is han tncss u cures.
Keep Il b. you. AID rure your Gods 70 D. they are cura-
81. o. d lect then uutu no human sEm ca mastertrf
iueHor Lle eaak Z that fassen-d on The vhaisi Eats yon'
ur aWsF.
An NOV The d-saefui fstslfty o. lung disorders, ard
za they moz TO- the virtues o. this rem d. We need n'
a. more than as-ure thtn b. l. stll mad the beet g ear
- We spare no 81 ~ care, ~ tCl 20 produce Do ~
mot perf,ct po@tidl md thu- an q those Ebo ri sn
h ne sest AGENT v1ich our skin can flFaah for theii
cure. Prepared By
Practical and A~nslytical Chemist LoErns Has.
SD ~ r. ?. EAENEsNOkIh = 60
IaniT-daU1y
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For Sale :

OFFER for safe I've hunired snd 49,
~.~-eru - F.ul fourteen uucs NOrfheasf q Son
t4ervile. on sha Jscks5n resas kagSn As+he
- resil-1ce O. STEPHEN Jtrri1a. Lke place p w.
f-.rovea - ! 500 q amel dEsiunE house and ezoahehi
- houses r-fn-house. via g. snd n eshe3- ic-n1hss
sc. There Is on the premise an extensive ea1-i4-
~ kiads a. frEiis q va IN he colutI LHes
t--s-sl ~ sstv scrss q land IN cultivation and the
remaining portion wei tiuberud AppE % ~ snoH
- - $1,000 R.F JAKM0Ns
-.-z-vens Black Oak Grove, Tenn-
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ESQ Reward

- RtEARA AZ from the undersigned. ahout the
~ lastof 1une.a ago man nErurd.SIEPHE aged
q ahcut IS o. 40 Trars, rather atove nu-5iun
- height, brad shcuicend. stoons forward. one Il.
Goosei, siving him the sppezrznc- q teiug knock-
knea= nsrk co-npiexi7n tboueh not biack; intelf-ant.
sndof rather Bleasaut e7uufsnaree De ca wrie .
70 ershiy eocdhsni and probably has = n e Pas
Hfakea IN III. county. Or ~depo-ffei IN srF ssh - thai
, can get him Tpil nav SIS rWari Tor hun or H. fat~n
cute . the countg ain baouzut g. ~ ] vii nav ese for
bsm. many rfruaxTs
susIs-Sw IN $3.50 a.
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PROM TIE s~ubscriber on tne rieht of
gNth- 5h inst e DARK c0LOaRDFM
ANHOEsEi hcaTs ST in soof orserf q
nafura a. D GER hsss star nhis furehesf tsndeasrAs
We thirk cre Write foot iodks rsther y fe tmmeai-
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l6 bands hith.
ASA DARK CnIORED MULE Ehite Ho-e and
barnes uarkel; sb7u. l5hards hiEh Tor s years nj
Arg pensan return ng be sane, or giFirg ianTmatiau
which vii lead 10 fheir rnc0yery vi Be ifheTeiy reward
"a By MRACHAN 4 G~ALBBATH.
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EOR SALE.

B subscriber oEers for sale he trE1 q ans
s0a which be nov resides. 10 HsTEeoa county.
eSTsunessee, through which TIE Aemplis 4l O-
- Railroad passes. -zi trzI contains shout teqi
fhons.nd scres. ne improvements consist q . uns
frame dWeiHzg. viii Ten rooms netrs sla-
house, STABLES. . fne stezl and grts BIN 800
can b. cnureuiently dsFii1d 1870 several smau ones 70
baslfh md fertility o. sl this place b unsurpes@ 2,
sur IL theosuntry. For further particulars apply 70 "a
saasT4her on ne rrsni'~ THos ssAPARD.