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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-15

Bs5- The Kentucky Whig KnOwNothing organ,
undertakes to relieve Mr. Fillmore from the sin of
having approved alien suffrage, in affxing his sig
nature to the Washington bill. "The Oregon BILL :"
says the Wing, approved by James K. Polk, con-
tanned the provision for alien suffrage, and as
Washington was part Of Oregon, only created into
a separate organization, this vice was retained" We
don't see what the Wing means, lift means anything;
if the fact it is stated respecting the Oregon
bill But the truth is, the Oregon bill approved
by James X Polk, does not allow alien suffrage.
Voting in that Territory is confrel to citizens Of
the United States. 1t is of the few Territories
where the right of suffrage has been restricted.
Fillmore Co., divided the Territory and organized
q part of it under the name Of the Washington
Territory and established alien suffrage contrary
to the provisions of the original Oregon bill approx
ed by Jas. K. Polk. Know-NOthing organs are very
unfortunate in their efforts Their informatian dates
back no further than the birth of Sam. They ought
to say that Fillmore Co., established the Washing
ton Territory before their conversions and hence
alien suffrage there.-LoUisUHIs Democrat
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THE ZEAL OF A New CONvERT.-That zeal which
is very rarely according TO knowledge is strik
ngy exhibited in the late issues of the Nss, in its
very fierce and denuncatory articles, excommunica-
ting all Wings who will not jump with its 'Ameri-
cam humOrs. The writer of these articles is a
the-wool lOcofOco, who all his political life
long Welded true faith and allegiance to the Demo-
cratic Party, until Know Nothingism sprang up
Hepitched into this, and became very bell-Wether
of the Order, thinking doubtless thereby to get
ahead little faster than he had done as high
private" in the Democratic Party. Having all his
life warred against whigsm, and feeling that if he
attempts to subside back into Democracy, he will be
turned out and rejected, he is very much 'dOwn OF"
the restoration of the Wing Party, and terribly ex
ercsed the prospect of disbanding of the Ameri
can organization. Hence his fury upon the Bulletin
1t IS a bad fix to be in, and we sympathise with,
rather than feel resentment at the founderings of
our lOcOfOcO- know-nothing contemporary. With the
passing away Of the summer elections, the glory of
Ichabod will have departed and the editorial bell
wether of the new party will be ranged along with
the lost sheep of the Democratic fold. We give him
notice now that although out of our great personal
regard. we old Wings may be willing hereafter to
take him into political association-after ne shall
have been thoroughly scrubbed and fumgaled, and
thereby save him from the ignominious execution
that awaits him for his desertiOn, should he attempt
10 get back into the Democratic ranks from which he
fed to be made a bell-wether in the new party-it
must be on probation, and as the occupant of back
seat.-Msnsphis Bulletin, (0Id line Whig.)
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GOV. Johnson IN Shelley.

In reply to the letter Of the Committee of Invita-
ton asking Gov. johnson to address the people OF
Shelby county at Raleigh, at such time as might
suit his convenience he says: If it will suit the
Committee and the people of Shelby county, I will
address them at Raleigh the oath instant, which
will be Friday"
This will begratifying to Ourfriends in Shell
by and the adj lining counties. OF course our Dem
ocratic friends in and about Raleigh will go to work
at once and make preparations for the accommod-
alton of the thousands who will assemble there to
hear the Governor on the political question of the
day.
We would suggest that the Democracy of Memphis
also take steps for securing speech from Gov. john
son in this city.-Memphis appeal.
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WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE

The Knoxville Register announces to its readers
and to the people of East Tennessee generally that
a plot has been formed among the democracy west
of the mountains to defeat the election of ANDREW
JOHNSON to the Senate! The Register does not ex-
actly advise the democracy of East Tennessee to
defeat this plot by voting the Know Nothing ticket
but if this the object Of its argument, we look
in vain for any object. We shall be very glad to
welcome the Register to the ranks of Gov. JOHNSON 5
supporters and defenders If any plot has been form
ed to prejudice him. shall heartily join the friends
of the Governor in thwarting it. But the Register
must permit us to advise that Gov. JOHNSON will be
quite as safe in the hands of the democracy OF West
Tennessee as in those of the Know Nothings OF East
Tennessee. And we advise that paper, in its very
praise-worthy zeal for the Governor, to begin Its
labors at home Let us divide the work! The Reg
lister doubtless has more influence with the East
Tennessee Know Nothings than is welded with that
class bv the UNION AND AMERICAN. But on the 9TH
er hand, we may perhaps, without much vanity,
claim to have rather more influence with the demo-
cracy of West Tennessee than is just at this moment
possessed by the Register. If the Register, then,
will bring up to the support of Gov. JOHNSON the
Know Nothings of East Tennessee, we engage to see
that he has fair play with the democracy of the
west Surely, if the Register is in earnest in its
zeal for the Governor it ask nothing farer than
this!
But, seriously, who would have thought that East
Tennessee Know Nothingism would ever have got to
this srait!-to the seeking of votes for its cause by
pretended affectinn for ANDREW JOHNSON! The
scriptures tell us that the devil sometimes trans
forms himself into angel of light; but, then, the
same scriptures tell that the devil was liar from
the beginning.
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Excellent Land For sale.

AN WEDNESDAY,, JULY IS, will offer for sale 70 the
- highest bidder liberal CREDITS OF he most fer
tile Tracts If Land in Davidson CuuGty containing about 4O
ing the road leading Franklin Lebanon,
miles sou of he Nashville and chattanooga Railroad, and
twelve mile, from Nashville.
Ii is bot desire puff Overrste what have 20
SELL but we desire 20 just and true conception
OF the property, but Il desire different, It wound be
difficult to ONerAte the qualities and ad antages of this
tract 81 land II has dark loose and virgin sol Oihe most
ductve quality about 200 cared and IN high
state Of cultivation, and 2OJ in splendid tin Der, all
under excellent fences, built almost entirety of Cedar
WA TEX or SUPERIOR QUAIL FY-SEVEN OR MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
afordUg to ne fields, woods and pastures constant supply
OF water heavily mbered with poplar OAK ash sUgErTet,
lynn Dox=uer black locust and suaclen cedAro keep up
the fences
The DWELLING is a very neat and comfortable wool
building hebOOTted. and tinted outside, and ceed
lathe plaered papeTed inside, with gOOd and
cOmmOdiOus rooms two poTrhes and dry and airy cellar
uHderrearh, good dOu kcnn negro houses carriage
house large granay Eeddei round good tobacco
bans, Stables cribs, and ~pended garden, select
young orchard with 30 bearing trees full
orchard OF peache and gpe trees, with many other fruit
spring house, good horse mill, mill sgOnes best French
burr and sup Thne bong chest CLOTH with many other
cOnveniences to- tea iOus 10 mention.
Taken all Ogeher, this Is OF the richest, most desira
bic and productive acs Of land IN Davidson county, and
will be sOldin
Five LOTES,
Varying in size from 60 $40 Or WOud sell all
together In suit purchasers and would make OF the
the plan will call SOLOMAN G.. MORTON, the
misses, the desiged At No. o. Cherry street.
TeTmS-A credL third till first January, 1858,
third JInndry 1852 and balsce fret January, 1860
Notes well secured wit out interests required and lien
retained.
Omnbuses and COLLATION. free usual Those desiring
seats will please meet aIthe Post ace BY oclocs NJ.
NAME q WOODWARD,
iune24-eod A. eBts
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Cherokee Springs for Sale

WILL be sod at RIngOd, Georgia, arss day Sep
W TENDER nvE privately disposed Of before. 70 the
highest bidder 32O Of land embracing the Cherokee
Springs. This valuable beau nj place should BE- known
TO appreciate The waters hi ecacOus,
esPe ally female diseases, dispeDis kidney adsccns
eTupures Of the skim The analysis made by eminent
Pro- Means proves them similar Cdeltng Springs
of England. The thriving village G RRguld Oay and
quarter miles, and the state Railroad Ouy 800 yards Tn
open land very FERTILE including orchard Of l5
OF the select fruit such peaches apples, peers
pumbs, cherries, aPrcots and grapes, very promi-
sing. The balance Of the ,rSct is well tim0ere1.
TERMsone third cash, the balance in sad two years
with nteres-me given gather the present crop. sale
positive. ALSO,
The place known the tract containing 40 acres
adIoiniDg the Spring This is handsome and des
BILE residence, the Improvements all good the dwelling
large, out houses, orchard yard, ane prng e50
90 Of open land very fertile. Possession given
before Christmas week. Sale positive.
ALSO,
One hundred acres Of Land Rngold, on TayloF's
Fidge-ferle not too steep 70 cultivate. Eight scres
cleared balance heavily mOered An excellent freesone
spring this tract.
Terms for The latter tracts-ha cash. balance in
l6 months Titles guaranteed to all the above The owner
of SAID lands reside 10 Louisiana.
J.G. PENSION, Agent.
July4, ls7-tds.
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THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER ENDORSES
WALKER

The fact that the National LntslSgsneer endorses
Walkers conduct occasions considerable exultation
among his apologists. Without intending any Of
fensive imputation upon the character of our res
pected cotemporary, must be allowed to say that
its appreciation of any policy affecting the interests
Recollecting the Ineligeneers Federal antecedents
and its repugnance to the prosavery party, nobody
need affect surprise at its sympathy with Walkers
abolition operations in Kansas. The only surprise
is, that any Southern paper should avOw satisfac-
ton with the assocaton.-Richmond South.
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CARTER AND THOMAS, STAGE LINE.

A New York gentleman, who lately travelled by
this line from Nashville to Louisville writes to his
friend here as follows:
.'My journey from Nashville to Louisville by
Stage was very pleasant. l think have never
found so fine Stage line that Of Messrs- CARTER
& THOMAS Their drivers are very gentlemanly and
attentive-their carriages easy, and horses OF the
finest kind. l enjoyed the trip very much
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STATE of Tennessee,
Bradley county.
Personally appeared Tho. H. Galloway and Tho.
J. Campbell, President and Cashier of the Ocoee
Bank, and being duly sworn make oath that the
foregoing is a true statement of the condition of
said Bank to the best of their knowledge and belief
THO H. CALLAWAY, Pres't.
THO. J. CAMPBELL, Cashr.
Sworn to and subscribed this lst July, 1857.
WM J. CAMPBELL, J. P.
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ao! for the West.

n IL Ike CaAANCE.
FARM FOR SALE, containing 2O9 acres, 100 1t il rich
n rolling prairie, and 20 Of best hte oak and
black walnut timber, A. der fence and in cultivation,
Of this land last year raised h bushels Of
the acre land situated 10 miles from KsOsuk Iowa. direct
wes5 On the road for all travel falling spring
the land. For particulars apply to ELLIS MOORE,
Marx street, nth Of Broad.
Juv I-57
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

N the day August the books subscr ptiOn
~ at place for the above road will De finally closed
All subscribe for III stock allotted TO THIS place
40 shaIes) must do before that day As the
company have for all present VENTS approved aeep
New Orleans win be received equal 10 eash ma
turing within eight months, the usual of diseouLt
charged by city Banks.
am Informed tHa seventy miles Of the road are row
der provided 10 meet inc
aud demands OF the contractors, M'ssfs 1ohh
Grant q Co. OF Cenga Their ability experience in
addition 70 the foregoing acts give OF the ensr
getc construction Of this great enterprise The ron no"
d. lvsrei u mues Of lad with grsde oi ~ mics
Aitbe rigbts frsrchi es &C. OF The Comp Shen 70
miles be com Deed are p beyond forfeiture o. eonun-
gepcy kind Tue lime within Enich 70 hsh - ihes
Is the 10th OF February, 1888. - mo ~. -.
Julyi0
DURB HOLLAND Gas sale Dy - $500,
ApTlO h'OAANA.
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sHERIFF,S SALE

VIRTUE Of an Execution, 10 me directed from the
ID Circuit Court OF DeKab county, Tennessee, the
April term A. D. 1857 will expose to public sale, at the
house door the Of Smi hv0 in ssd county,
highest dder for cash. in hand, the Sd Monday 10
August ali the rght title claim interest and demand
Joshua Taylor has In and to certain tract parcel Of
land lying DeKlb eOuuy, Tennessee, in District No TO-
the HEAD WAfERS of Indian Creek, the whersOn
VIM. Trsmme formerly lived, and died, and NJ. T
Zer vts and lying to the right hand Of the road
l aiding smith lille to hsnnahs Branch, containing
maOn $50 acres, less evd the property
Of Joshua the instance of The state Of Teesses
Sale in Lawful hOn-s. JOHN DONNEL,
July Is w3t prs. lee 81 Sheriff.
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$4,000 Reward !!

will pay reward two thou. and dOars for the spprs-
. henson aHd delivery 10 Jail, MurfreesbOrOugh
Tennessee, of JOHN FLY murdered my David B.
Thompson, on the 29h Of June, loj1.
John Fly is about twenty years OF age about five feet
two tire inches high and weighs about hundred and
twenty pounds tie is Of rather delicate eGeminato
appeara complexion rather saOw, high cheek bones,
large mOu for Of his ze short nose, features
generally dalsened IN appearance, dsrk hair and es,
Though neither Olack) he l. lieved to handed
aud 10 have small mole black mark his He Is
well educated and conveTses easily and readily his voice
rather etminate; has but Little beard, aud generally
dvesses neatly. JOHN THOMPSON,
July 9Th, Is57-d&W2m Oci5eha county, Miss.
II One Thousand Dollars will be paid FOR any Informal
ton that will lead TO be arrest Of John Fly.
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WATER COOLERS,

OF all sizes and most elegant patterns. Chamber Sets
" great variety; preserving Kettles, brass and French
amelsd OF all sizes; Enameed and Bright French
Pans from the smallest tn largest stew Pans POr-
ringers Fish Kettles POrce ain and Iron spec MorIars.
larger stock aud varetg of above articles
han before brought the city, and will be cold
low for cash. juyI5 MChENZlE & WILSON.
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HAITIAN CHAIRS.

OCKING, sewing and arm charts, chdrens chairs O1c
IL de rock chairs rattan market Da kets; clOths
baskets and OvR; clothes hampers three siZ5s; ke
aud willow wagons wooden bowls and tray
plain and patent clothes pins; pal tcruO brushes; WHIT
brushes and all other suitable for
ers, for sale cheap for casu by
July Is. MCKENZIE q WILSON.
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no EXCUSE FOR A DOWDY BONNET,
- 8ENWWsE . vi "
AS WE ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMNER
EONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices.
Stock at Great Reduction.

STOCK at Great heuuCilOns
LitsCiss E4glqs Gipssys and Pie-Nie Hats
WROM the unprecedented patronage have received this
Il will warrant in selling balance as
above. Toe great this season, mas fully estab
lshed Rich aud Superior BOnHets and Low Prices,
which has increased es considerably, and stimulated
order large add ton 10 stock. And now our
Stock larger, if possible and select than a. any
time this The Flowers Ladies, beautiful and
please you. Call be they ali sold OFT.
The balance of Stock will DO sold great deduction
in prices. We have
Rich Paris, Hair and bugal Blond,
English straw other plain styles;
Misses BOnnets, Children's Hats, Gipsey and Flats;
Paris Flowers BOnneIs, Parties and Bridal oCeasiOns
Just received dne lot Of Pink Ribbons;
Hoop skirts Misses and Chldren's dllO;
Paris and Spanish Fans 800 boxes RushAs
PSrssOs, all qualities.
Likewise Embroideries consisting OF Rich
Maes Sets 10 Lace JacOnet, Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets, Sleeves, Of every description, Collars etc.; Rich
Lace, Rich Embroidered Hand Sorcbies Trimmings
Bdg and Rich Paris Blond Laees, fine line OF Pans
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine Medium Cabbas
Port Monies, fine stock Combs aud Fancy Articles for
the toilet.
Nov ladies call and get bargains want room for
extensive Fall stock - 600 dollars worth of rich
Millinery Goods direct Imp from Paris
open 18Th September next. Competition must be
with large stock and low prices, keep up life Of
trade. Call soon, Ladies.
f. WISE, agent,
juIyI4 No 49, Union Street, door state Bank.
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State Of Tennessee,

Knox county.
Personally appeared before me this day, W. T.
Wheless, Cashier of the Farmers Bank of Tennes-
see, and made oath that the foregoing is a true
statement of said Bank from January lst, 1857, to
July lst, 1851
GEO. NJ. WHITE,
Justice of the Peace
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ESTRAY'S-DICKSON COUNTY.

TAKEN up b. Geo W. Brown, living in 9TH District Dick
I county, near the mouth OF Jones creek, TWO
MULES. One Bay Horse Mule, years old, lax hands
high bears signs Of having worked in Wagon his
Tai swabbed and Name ed, and has been shJd but
shoes of. AppTls dtO SIS. she Ohersa brown Mare
Mule years old shed before about IA hands high white
eOlred about the nose, gear marks Ap.
THOMAS C. MORRIS,
fuI-
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IAPANNED TINS.

OF various Sizes for signs black yellow and various fancy
~ c11rs Brass Candestcks, Lamps, Heca Coffee Pots,
French COFFEE Machines, Pc cake and Pate Pans, large
variety of patterns bread, tea aud Boxes
lobe and egg L4uers tin Pocket DarE Lantecs;
FOsJ-tubs, Egg 6liCers, Flesh Forks. Spoons etc.
For sale BY liuyI5l MCKENZIE " WILSON.
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LARGE TIMESALE OF GROCERIES
AT Auction
BY
HART. MACREA d co.

WE will sell on Thursday de 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
w front OF Warehouse, No Market street, large
assorted stock Of or csries, insisting Of
SIS binds SuRar. IA Ia choice;
50 bbIs Crushed AID Powdered Sugars;
Is packages MOla-ses;
Us bags hiD Coffee;
2S LaguyrA and Gov. lava Coffee;
$50 kegs sssored Nails, best brands;
$50 bOXas p Candles;
25 summer Mould do;
20 % Starch;
50 = Ex. Family Soap;
IS . Care - Scrtch snuff;
IS I" Tobacco, choice brands;
$1,000 Cigars; Of all grades;
cases SaTdinesi
2j boxes Ia L.
25 - Smoking Tobacco,
cases Wood Box Matches;
81 gro. Backing;
20 box Clare
40 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
s. IS CheLOweth5 d.;
40 " Orange Va ley DO;
IS " Wilkins bite do;
so " Old Whisk, assorted brands.
Also Pepper, Spice Soda RIcsr Indigo, wooden ware,
Demj hns, assorted Glassware sc &c.
The goods viii sold freely and without reserve IN
lots 10 suit puTchJsers.
$500 sixty days time approved endorse npes payable in
Ban hAhl, mACREh & w.
Nashville, July 9, Is55-td
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Eonse for Rent.
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
REMOV VAL.

HAVE closed up Stable Market street, not for the
purpose Of going but u attend to Sta
be- Church and Front streets, where have
moved Stock and will be pleas TO receive the patron
Of my old customers and the riding public generally
July G. W. SUMNER.
P. 81 wish hire good Carriage driver. For good
q w =.
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oPINIoNs on ne PREss.

Ths work will bring 70 the attention Of present gen
Grafton multitude things connected with the govern
ment which long lain in fOrgssfulnsss-s YSrk n
dependent.
This work will prove OF immense value to public men,
and to Every American citizen who aims the civil
history Of his CoUntryNsD YOrk Courier and Enquirer
Col Bsnton's qualifications for bis dis
pute His name upon the title page inspires conf
denee its Statements and faith its imP4raty aud
tire faltnfalnsss.-BostOS TrsUsiir.
tits surprising how many q the subjects which
are still before were discussed By the fathers very
infancy Ofthe confederation We shall welcome each
eessve volume Of this work very valuable addition
the history Of the eounIry-BOstOH Daily 9dUsrtissr
The Abrdgsmen Of the Debates Congress- BY Mr..
ton, are made with much and syeeenl judgment-
Iris will almOs complete history Of the United
States snee adoption Of sdeIal constitution, and
will be invaluable work Of reiersnee-NsD York Gem
zsreGI.
The theory of Institutions tie and working Ot
the parts be correctly understood By those Hh0
will troubs study and The Of this iuOr
will be- in these Debates, within the reach q every
citizen The indexes at the end Of render
easy any particular subisct-BESalO rsrtsr,
An enterprise Ike this interesting invsuabls and
tonaI deserves the ample encourage nsut Ths
ho says prs<ss that the work will be 70 ain labor
o. love pride sciang the Palf tic dead-nO
skipped each in his place. with the best Of his works in
haBd.-BOstoR Post.
This sbrdgemsn considering the uestmable value Of the
Debates complete political history Of the country, forms
ledge which should possessed b. every
citizen who can AFFORD land there eWWhO not able,
coming out, will, ssraly-COHaereiGi BalLstia NsD
ORLEANS.
This Judgements not to be restricted to the speeches s
&c orators, will extend the bus men, and
Painsst speakers who spoke n give info ma
subjects of Surviving interest DAILY PayUA' 'p
Orleans.
By these Debases a1d the ss business introduced into
OF Representatives After the inausuTaon was
bill collect Duties Imports and curious and inter
esnz eaturs OF The debate that every Psker seemed
regard the protection OF home industry one Of the OBJ
ects matter Of course in project for
rasnz We shall probably receive The asen OF
every readsr saying, that living person combines
Of qualities necessary for the proper execution Of
this the Senator who has undertaken
4 ft-NatozaI IatsIigssesr, Warrington.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION

ON TUESDAY. July 9ltt inst. at IL OcOck, the Pre-
" Misses will sell Public Sale four desirable
side of North Market Street. and Lick Branch
part of them having comfortable dwellings them. No
Humbug, il will ne sold,
TEsM-Oue years credit, payable in Bank
with ctOry Endorsement BEARING Interest ant lien
tanned NJ. J. CROCkETT,
(. +. GLAsscOCK, W. LLOYD.
AucuOneer. juy l3-d
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MEMORANDUM BOOA LOST,

OST Monday evening, the 18Th inst. between Nashville
IL and StOn . River, the LssbnOn road, black Mem
orandum Book, made after the fashion OF DOcketbOOk,
naming number of made payable 10 the order OF
the Undersigned aRd hundred and sixty 10 lars In
bank notes, enclosed envelope and seed 10 Al
fred Hunt. The finder will be Literally rewarded BY leaV
ing it al the Office Of the Union and American.
July I'D W2W K. MARTIN.