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Gz- A Nicaraguau, who had been sent as spy
from Fort San Carlos down the river San Juan, aud
who fell into the hands Of Anderson at Castillo, and
was brought down with him on the steamer, informs
a correspondent Of the New York Tribune, that the
news Of Walkers arrival in the country, and Ander
sons capture Of Castillo, reached Granada in good
time, and elected speedy settlement Of the difficult
ty between Costa Rica and Nicaragua Gen. Canas,
who was negotiating with President Martinez, and
who was clothed with full powers by Costa Rica, at
once agreed to withdraw all pretensions to the Forts
San Carlos and Castillo, and to the control of the
San Juan river. He likewise agreed that the De-
partment Of GuanacOsta should remain nOminally
belonging to Nicaragua though occupied by the
Government Of Costa Rica. This leaves everything
in the same position in which they have been for
MANY wears past. These matters adjusted General
Canas ordered the steamer San Carlos, which had
been blOckading Fort San Carlos for several months
70 San Jorge, and four hundred Ncaraguan soldiers
we're detached from the garrison at RiVas, under
General Oliver, and we're embarked and conveyed
10 Fort San Carlos, to reinforce that point
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principal opponents. We always told you that they
were iuauenced by motives quite diGsren. 70 what
Southern Democrats were; now it IS proven By your
own declarations Iau can't say that this Is con
test Of Black Repubhoanism against the South, for
il can not be denied that il IS tight between North
en- and Southern Democrats.
lou need not Aatter yourselves that yoH can scare
Southern men into the support Of the administration
By crying out that Buchanan is for the Lesompte
Constitution, and the said constitution has slavery
in it; and thai therefore Southern men are bound
to sustain it. The South don't want slavery in Kan
sas if it has to be established by sraagemby some
hook or crook when it cant be sustained after it is
established.
Sir, I am frank enough to say that am not for
the Lecompte Constitution if it has not been estab
lished fairly 1 would oppose it as quickly with
slavery in it. as would without slavery, if it is not
fairly adopted. But I understand this fuss as hav-
ing grown out Of different constructions Of the Kan
sas Nebraska Bill; and L for one, in favor Of the
authors and supporters Of the bill fighting it out
among themselves. l. for one, (American) will take
no part in your quarrel. Let the Democratic Party
agork Out is salraiion agith fsar and trembling"
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GAIRTY rEUR

MR.. ". p. CRlSP, his Nashville ands sew.
4A era COMMUNICATIONS nom gentlemen desirous Of Join
ing the Gsiey Cub Nesting 70 be Informed The length
Of the season, etc, &C.
Mr.. Crisp takes this public method OF answering:
Subscribers entitled 10 all privileges Of The Club
Room and free access to The Theatre for one year from he
time they become members
The Dramatic Season win continue from nine 70 ten months
each year. The Gaety viii now continue open tl July,
and the Fa Season commence the first OF September D-
ring the present Dramatic Season the following uupresden
ted attractions viii appear in continuous succession
Mr.. &. Murdoch Mr.. r. Booth, Ravsl Martnsd Troupe
Mlss a. Davenport Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss Eiza logan
Bliss Charlotte Cushman Mr. Couldook TIE Keller Troupe,
and New Orleans English Opera Troupe.
Mr. W. h. Crsp believes the establishment Of the GaetY
Club, the heightened basis, viii materially tend She
elevation and welfare Of the in this cy. The talent
secured by the manager he trusts win be esteemed con-
Tncing proof he Is In earnest In redeemng his promises
and respectfully calls bshed citizens % support
him in bic endeavors
Mr. Crisp viii be happy meet bis friends and patrons on
the evening Thursday, 2Is In the Gaiey Club Room
ianIe-dI
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"NEyER SAID Inn the congressional debate
touching the So, 600 matter, on Friday, Mr.. Bur
hngame is Geographically reported 30 have said
'.Ile took occasion TO say that he did not be-
isve ulat the hands Of any member Of this hous e
have been stained by the money Of Lawrence,
Stone 81 Co. The name Of the y-es0r Of che firm has
stood and stands to-day synonym of asrcaHts hoo
o- and integrity"
subsequently, Nr. Kunkle, ofPennsylvania, in re-
ply, said that she knew that these merchant princes
H. s. & CO.. had struck hands with the free trade
interests in the last congress to crush the industry
OF Pennsylvania" and asked-"Werc they to b.
ea6cizcd in congress because their books show they
spent So 900 to combat the industra, interests Df
tle country" The telegraph continues as 70 l.
uWs
Mr. Burlingame replied that the gentleman froua
PENNSYLVANIA was laboring under misapprehensoEr,
sBd after repeating what he had said added-li o. q
gentleman means that was a eulo-v on the scnia p
member Of the firm, let him make the most Of it. D
did NOT consider IL eulogy.
Mr. Kunkle-If the gentleman retracts, am sa. L.
isfed.
Mr.. Burlingame-I retract nothing. IHsrer sa d
a.
Nr KunEe-F the gentleman AYERS that he d. d
not pronounce a eulogy, am mistaken.
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Bay- The editor Of the Washington Star has turn
ed summerset on the Pacific Railroad question.
Having heretofore opposed it, he is now for it, on
che convenient plea that further opposition to 1t
being in our judgment futile
Itis amusing TO observe the facility with which
some men, like the weather-oock veer with every
breeze. We would be gratfed if the Star would
give the evidence which render further opposition
10 such measure futile. We have no doubt so
large enterprise, involving large capital will
he able to effect many equally wonderful changes
about Washington but we are 10th TO believe that
great violation Of established Democratic senti-
meut and policy viii be Perpetrated by the present
Congress.
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BY Authority.
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
AN ACT to amend an act passed January %, 1852
SECTION l. Be It enacted By the General Assembly Of
the State of Tennessee, That the act passed January
% 1852, chapter III, be so amended that the rail
road tax collectors be required to keep duplicates Of
all receipts issued by them, in such form as the
Railroad Company may furnish, which duplicates
shall be handed over to the President Of the Rail-
road Company, and that the collectors shall make
monthly settlements with the proper officer of the
Company, and pay over to him all moneys so col
lected.
SEC. 2. Be It further enacted, That the 18th Sec
ton of the above recited act, be so amended that
the County Court be required to take up and cancel
or deliver over to the Railroad Company, amount
of the receipts Of the collector, equal TO amount Of
the fees allowed him for collecting the tax.
Passed January 9, 1858.
DANIEL S. D0NELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN C. BURCH
Speaker Of the Senate
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BEsT REMEDY ZOE TOOTF-ACHE.

drop Of BRAsss ARCTIC L1NrnuuT put into the
hollow Of achng-OOth, viii quickly relieve the sufferers
agony. It's penstave properly so great that 1t instantly
reaches the seatof the palm and drives inflammation
from the throbbing II the face swollen one or
applications OF the Lniment viii remove the swelling
BY causing The pad humOr 70 be absorbed and driven o.
THERE'S longer any occasion for sufferers from tooth
ache passing seepess nights agony; BRAso's ARcrrc
LISHESr affords speedy relief and may be obtained a, any
respectable Drug store. -d&lmWI 3
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

We have on hand several ven prepared oommuni-
cations, embracing subjects Of leading Importance
most Of which We hsve to decline publishing for
want Of space. The legislative proceedings and the
current news, which must have precedence over
everything else have 80 crowded our columns Of late
Is not to leave us even space for our ordinary edi-
tOrial remarks. Such as we can find space for, and
shall regard as having the strongest claims upon our
columns wiz appear in due time.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.

UEUENILH IEHNT I00I.
Moses Ridley's administrator Us. Samuel Ridley
aad ais. Opinion by John Trimble special Judge,
affirming decree Of Chancellor.
WV Randolph and ais as. D D Wendle, executor,
&c Opinion by B Fogg, special Judge, affirming
decree Of Chancellor.
B Myers Us. Bank Of Tennessee. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers, affirming judgment.
Daniel Tucker and ais as. J Padett, Clerk, &c.
O opinion by Judge Caruthers affirming judgment.
A II Wood and ais Us. E II Mclean. Opinion hy
Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment.
Mary b Erwin rs James WHEEL. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, reversing judgment and remand
iug cause.
Mutual Protection Insurance Company rs. A Ham
iltou, administrator &c. Opinion by Judge Mchin-
ney, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
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Childe Harold.

THIS distinguished, thorough bred stallion Nill a
Il make the present season az my Stables SIX
miles South OF Nashville He sired By I'M pOr- -
Ted Sovereign out Of Maria " est--the dam Of -
Wagner Fanny Margaret Wood, and others Of distinction
His blood Is therefore OF the very best He was the BEST
racer Of hs day, never having lost heat His coils are me
largest and strongest have and are every year
ADDING renoWu o. his reputation ~ their distinguished sue
cess the ur ashera three year old son Of MS pas
been recently purchased BY Mr. Ten Brosck for the sun
s0l who intends taking him % bngand 70 contend WIN
Eng.and's best.
Chflde Harold Is rich brown, l6 hands high HlA
more bone and strength than any blood horse eFefte
Has taken all the premiums for beh he has been
In both STATE and county airs, ana although certainly
tie TO rank as h'gn any In the Union pl9ol =
the low price Of thirty dollars be paid 10 al cases before
the marc is removed. Mares sept 81 one dollar pr
% Il
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
gIR JANIS CLARKE'S
fq-7-7.--a-,z Tl,~-7.- T9s77-


F5spa7sa from ag7sserPtioa Of 81 = Clarke, n D,
Plysieian Eztraoraisary 70 The Queen.
Tasinvaluabls medicine e uniling IN The OF all
those panfal and dangerous dsasss which The female
constitution subject Il modsraesal excess and removes
all distractions and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited Il vii, in short time, brHg The
monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle price one dollar bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, TO prevent eountsrfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills shosld bstaksa ~ aIss daring ne First
Three Months Of Prsgnan, thsy bring On
ui5earriags, bat any ether tills ftey are sefs.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal selections, pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight sxeFon, PspitaOn orthe
hear Hyetsros and Whites, these pills viii effect cure
When all other have faed and although powerful
remedy, do not contain on csoms antmony, anything
hurtfll 70 the constitution.
Full diresllous accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Consda.
JOB MOSES,
Late I. c. Baldwin & CO,
Rochester, Wy.
N. B-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed any author
ICED gent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return nail
Sold wholesale and retail By Berry Demovile and G.
W. HeadershOtt, Agents for Nashville. deOd&WIY
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IN CHAFCtRY AT LEWISBURG.
NOVEMBER RULES 1857.

IT appearing The sas action OF The CLERK and Master
from The allegations In oHplanant sl that me uaien-
dant Rosson Is nonresident Of the state Of Tennes-
see so that ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon her B therefore ordered thaL puOcaLlon De made
in the Nashville MON and American wspdper published
in tbe city OF Nashville and Stale If Tennessee for four
weekstn succession requiring ne SAID Foson 10 appear al
re merit term Of Chancey Court, to be holden 10 the
Town 81 eWsburg the It wednesday ate the 30 Mon
day in February next and plead answer or demur % com
et for hearing pae. true copy. This 24h December,
1871 R.K. KERCHEVAL, Clerk and Master
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Auction Sale
OF
GBOCERIES!!
BIZ
e. S. French and Son.

ON TUESDAY, JAN &C. we will offer for sale in front
~ Of our warehouse CLARK street, at 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles Of which desire TO close out with
out reserve, viz:
80 hhds sugar, from fair tol5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime: 500 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags g. o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbs. Holland Gin;
1000 keys Nails choice brands so bbs julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full Reserve Whisky;
weight: 90 cases Matches;
1000 bills Whisky, yaFiousIOO boxes Corn Starch;
brands: 100 Whea ten Starch;
lOO boxes Tobacco: 100 @ CherOot Cigars;
1000 sacks cousre en- Salt;I5O g Tallow Candles;
$4,000 Cigars ass'd brands; so Backing large and
$50 dOZ. BTOOms; small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too to
mention. TACO q. S. FRENCH & son.
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So The telegraph has announced that Smiti b
vhe killed Garter, the guardian and seducer Of b 8
ifs at the 81. Lawrence Hotel, Philadelphia, he g
been ACQUITTED All who have read the testImon y
IN The case, sustain the PrOprietyo Of the verdict
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THE superior and light dFaught passenger GRlA b
4 am freight steamer, CUMBERLAND, LEa.=.<S
DURRILL, Master, will leave as above and S5s5iE-s
ali intern edste ports, on THURLDAY next, aezz1ss2s
the 2sth inst i2 O'Clock. For freight passage apply
board or 10
ian27-td H. B. HARRISON, Agent.
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Inlet Rambo, Elias r Rlm0o-PeItion fora Divorce
n appearing 70 the Clerk, OF Circuit Court Of Coffee
eouny, from the petition Of the complainant that the
defendant, Elias F. Ram0O, is non resident Of the saLs
not be served upon him, is therefore ordered 1y the
CLERK Of said Court that publication Do made In the Nash
Ne Union and American, newspaper published In the
city Of Nashville In the safe Of Tennessee for Jour sue
cessve weeks requiring said nouresdent defendant 10
apps AZ the nex term Of The Circuit Court for said county
to be held house, In the town OF Manchester on
the fourth MondayB February next then and there 70 Plead
nsWer or demur 10 said petition the will be taken
for confessed q u BREWER,
o-yv prs fee IS. Clerk.
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r 4 AZ o y al.

WE have moved into the New Ware House No. So
W Public square, Nashville, TeRn.s where
we PROPOSE todo business mpro plan. Ne have
FOR sale a nice assortment Of
IMPORT I'D AND DOMESTIC
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
Ana sOctta0 patronage Of our friends and Of buysn
generally.
ian t6-2m. DOUGLAS e. co.
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CODarfnershin.

HAVING sociated Jam Cavert with US in business the
- manufacture Of Furniture will hereafter be carried on
under the firm name OF GROOMES CAVERT & co.
We are manufacturing Furniture OF every description,
and stock is generally sufficient the demands Of the
trade. Those who have heretofore given their CUSTOM
and those who have not are invited 20 give call.
GROOMBS, CALVERT & CO.
No. 3, Lower College Street.
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January IEUIss, 1s5s::-ln ChanCeTy az Gem

treViRle, Tennessee.
THOMAS HAILY, ct al. vs. HIRAM bAlhDs e. al-O. l. B.
IN motion and it appearing unto the satisfaction the
Clerk and Master, thai Mary Crtenden, - Cuttsn-
den.- Conner and wife Bfza Conner, and Hsbuion
Bard Voney Baird Nancy Baird and Sarah Baird
residents Of the STATE Of Tennessee, that The ordinary
process Of law served upon them therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Union zricE,
newspaper published 10 the city Of Nashville, Tennessee,
recurring said parties 90 appear % the house TO the
town Of CsntraVe The Cd Mondy in March next then
and there plead, demuT TO eoupainants bill,
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eKparte 70 them.
Ianl5-Wft. prs fee 20. OkFiLLb A, NlAON, u om'
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A Receipt for Every Man.

w Fruit Trees By ii Won csg kcep. Jour Frlii Trees
from blooming an all The cold Weuiheris gcne ana a9aafo
YOUR fruit never 70 get killed By the ros ana = WIZ Keep
large, hne crop fruit send ana gel receipt mai
win ensure you one. Sent 70 any address on eoes % u
Address. S. d. DORRIS,
Jan 24-w2lt Tyre spdDgs, Tennessee,
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FOE CAIRo AND MEMPHIS.

'TNHB superior and light draught passenger fz1Rak
4 and freight steamer, CITY OF HUNTS. ss=s=sa9t
WILLIE, will Igave s above and all intsrme-=
diae poris Tomorrow, "WEDNESDAY The an Inst y
at O'Clock P NJ. For freight passage apply board
or to A. l. PAWS,
jGn25-2t Agent.
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AN ACT.
Requiring the superintendent OF Public Schools to report
70 the Recorder the names Of all Scholars at the high
Schools, &c.
SEC l. Be enacted by the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City Of Nashville That shall be the duty Of The Supenn-
endent Of the Public Schools furnish the Recorder with
list Of the names Of all the scholars attending the sad
Schools, With the OF their parents guardians and
tbs Ward they live in, and the Street live sometime
during the month OF Sepsmberin each and every year. as
also supplemental list Of each additional scholar that may
be entered during toe month ot February.
SEC. ?. Be enacted, That hereafter scholar shall De
admitted who shall remove from the country and board In
the city live with any friend relation for the purpose Of
receiving the benefit Of the City Public Schools those e1-
ceptsd that to the city with legal guardian.
SEC 3 Be it enacted That this Act shall be in force from
and after its % ssage.
Passed Aupust 81. 1857, Ildn2f-lW
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POP LA R G K +
MALE HIGH SCHOOL,

Will AWoUN UUUNAII NHl-NNa
THE first session or this Institution viii open on the hrs
Monday in February next, under the management Of
A Vim, A NJ, aud J. L, Cary a NJ late Professors Of
Mathematics ana Languages IN She6yV1lle University
The building IS large cOmmOdiOus, beng capable Of
two hundret sludeutsi II IS located the
Turnpike leading Tune 70 Jordans Store about two
miles north Of the latter place, in pleasant healthy, and
where neither groceries nor any other
influences tending lead young mel atay Tom honor aud
rectude can be found The Trustees expect 70 charter
this scboo ~ enoy none but the instructors and thus
build up permanent instat0n f high grades and well
worthy the patronage Of an enlightened public.
Tuition, from s. 10 so per session 81 I'VE mOntns.
Board, from So 70 S. per month
Students charged from the Of entrance. No deduc-
ton, except for sickness
For further particulars apply to tho teachers to W.
AIIisoD Sacretarv JAS p ALLISON,
ian IV-U9f President Board Trustees.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AVID CINCINNATI.

THE new light draught passenger and freight
L steamer PRINCESS. A. NJ. BRUrE, Master, elaGiG
leaves this day, TUESDAY, the eth instant, - -
p o'clock A. NJ above and II intermediate landings
For freight or passage apply on board, OF 10
ian27-it n n. HARRISON, Agent.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
DR.. LIVNeSTON'S Travel and Re
Serches in South Africa.
Just rseeivsdby
W. Z. Berry & CO.
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W. T, BERRY &COEPANY'S
NEW LIST OF
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
Choice Editions Of the best
English and American Prose Writers and Poets
lacalfand Morocco Bindings, viz.
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TuE NoRNoSs ABOUT TO LEAVE THE UNITE D
SrATLs-The National IHtsLiyWcsr Of saturda y
says: IAN accounts concur in saying that IL
Mormous will leave Utah Territory in the spring ;
and il is said that Colonel johnson is so firmly oi
this belief that be asks no increase Of the hume r
zeal iorcesof the army under his command althOug
supplies viii Of course have to be sent to him.
n.zF- The editors Of Kentucky recently in cor e.
veuiion at Frankfort agreed TO adopt the ezcusi7
cash system after the first OfJuly next A sensib.
move. Newspaper publishers in Tennessee voui d
act wisely to follow their example.
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Bandusia Seminary.

ION the Gaatin Turnpike, miles from Nsshville)
A DDITIONAL BOARDING PUPILS can be received into
a this Institution. Application should be made imme
datey The Session commences the LIST Of September and
will continue to the LIST Of July.
jan27-3w. NATH. CROSS.
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MeQrnes - Hira

FRANZ HOUSE, with two rooms, &C., and 4 acres Of
n Gardening Land about 2< miles from the city, near
the Galatin Pike. J. L. & R W Brown,
Jan 24-2W AK Cherry Street.
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BON G'S
City Bra SIS 3 a nd.
THIS BAND is NOW FULLY ORGANIZED, with
twelve lnstTu and its alter themselves
mat they are prepared 20 furnish good Music sany Band
IN the State They pectuV eatne attention Of Masons
Odd Fellows, and other societies, we'll private gentle
men, to their facilities furnishing music for Proeessiona
Celebrations, &c. Their terms shall be moderate.
Address, ]. P. BAKTHELL, Sec'y,or
K. P. CHAMP.
P. S-PrOF. BOmnImgss QuadrfIIe hand IA
prepared u make engagement for music Balls, Psrues
&C on very rsasonaols terms address as shore.
jan 22--dly
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Summer Institute for
YOU'VE LADIES,

GaIIatin, sumner County, tennessee.
WIN. MAGOFFIN, A. b., PPin.
TyyHIs Institution will be opened MONDAY FEB. Is
/ 1855 TIE pupils will be under moral cultivation, as
we'll as intellectual trimming, and Will have thorough and
efficient instruction in the various Departments OF FemRls
Education.
Ma MAsoFFrv, the Principal Is graduate; has expe-
rspce in teaching and is direct from the Female School Of
Csrksvle over which he has presided with great
aD 10 his patFons From his daOn we can say
of him that both scholar and high toned gentle
mau WIN. McMURRAY,
JOS. HARLAN,
p &. DRANE,
fanQ6-2tW }. J. BIBBlTT.