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SI,eriT,s SaIes--COdee County.

virtue Of two executions directed to me from the circuit
c,rt n Coffee county, wherein N. NJ. Henderson planth
NJ q Mn defendant will sell at the court house door IN hs
town Of Manchester the 18th day Of August next tract OF
% IN the 9Th civil district OF Coffee county, on the waters Of
Cnpton creek adjoining the lands Of F. NJ Boyd NJ Hal and
William sutton; levied the property Of said Hill
prs fee 50 r 'ANAs A. OAiADA' l'lA
the same time and place, viii sell another tract Of land
In the 18th district Of Coffee county adjoining he lane Oh
n two executions directed from the circuit court OF Conee
county In one case j. NJ Burroughs is plaintiff and e r and I
;ls are defendants and the other james H Young is
and The m E. p and T. A Wiley defendantsi levied
on as the property Of 7. A. Wiley = = ,,,,,,,- e.
iyl-W4t prs fee So JAMES A OAhDEN, oneilu'
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The Ticket Once Is in the Passenger Depot ard Is open one
hour before the starting Of Tain which allows ample time
for the purchase OF Tickets Il open q other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Time to Richmond - hours Washing days Philadelphia
two and half and New YORK three days This he cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 80 P h. Train, arriving
at Memphis in time for New Orleans the evening Of
the next day, aud go through without detention at Memphis
Those for Mcinnve SPARTA and Beersheba Springs leave
Nashville the 20 NJ Train. which connects directly az Iul
lahoma With the Train for Meanwhile Persons leaving Nc
Minnye in the morning arrive at Nashville at 100 P. n
At Nashville, there boats which leave daily for Smithds
and connect with boats Tor different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
/ every morning on the arrival Of the night express
By this change Of Schedule the Train Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson With aud down day Trains causing
delay 70 Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour Is gained
the former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
c. i. ANDERSON,
| iuly10 1853 General Ticket Agrnt-
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NJ Mr.. DUazNeTOS, Of this paper, is enjoying
himself in the still and quiet town Of Columbia,
and Mr. POIEDExTER is in rural felicity at Clarks-
Vile They are much the better half Of the con-
cern, so far as writing IS a requisite; but eve"
who are left can make pretty good newspaper With
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CITY HOsPITAL,

L0T1eF Or BT01d dnd TiH5 I7I5sE3l
NaShViIles Tenn
FVE large and commOdious buildings situated as above men
tOns having been lately adapted for College and hospital
purposes equipped with every convenience open
for the reception Of patients.
The internal Is c0nied experienced Matron
and nurses, and the establishment Ee supplied with servants
Patients viii be administered b. DTs Ford X C. h Martin,
Maddin and Calender.
Paying patients win be furnished with any Of accOmmOdar
ton desired.
TERNs.-s4, Sc, and Ssper week.
For admission apply on the premises Small Pox not as
mitted. is27-ln-
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.-A Kansas cores
pOndent of the St. Louis Democrat says that 'af-
fairs in Kansas are becoming quiet. and that men
of both parties are beginning to see that the su-
premacy Of the law is better than every man being
his own svenger. This is the best news We have
had from Kansas Territory for long time.
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IN CHANCERY All LEWIsBURG, TENN.
JULY RULES, 1858.

JULY RULES, 1905.
Niles Ball and wife Mary A. John c. Rogers and Others
1T appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk and MASTER from
the allegations in the complainan bill, that the defendants,
John c. Rogers William Rogers David Rogers, Jackson Rogers
George Rogers, Richard Rogers Ptman Rogers George Glenn
and wife Melissa Glenn John King, William King and Martha
King nOnresdens Of the State Of Tennessee 50 that the
ordinary Of the law cannot be served on them III e
that publication made for four successive weeks,
In Nashville Weekly Union and American, newspaper pub
lished the city Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said John
Rogers and each Of the other defendants above named to
pear the next term Of the Chancey at Lewbu to be hello at
the Court in the Lewsbur, the first wednesday after
third Monday in August next and Plead answer or du to
the companants BILL win be taken for confessed as
to hem and for hearing ee at the next term Of said
Court.
A true copy r. 4. KERCHBIAL,
fyI3-V4w Clerk and Master.
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W Fitzpatrick g. Elizabeth Johnson Robert johnson e. ais
ON motion and Il appearing the Clerk and Master that 10
bert G. johnson nonresident Of this State Il Is there
ordered publication be made for thirty days IN the Uno
and American, requiring the said Robert G. Johnson % appear
the Court House. in the Of Carthage, on the I'd Monday
August then and there to plead answer denau to cOmPan
BILL IN default thereof said bill viii Be taken Tor con
fesssd aud down FOX hearing ex parte as % him
prs Zee s3 A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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description OF George Milton.

DescriptiOn OF tSeOrse lutItVH'
A.o Is wears Of age weighs 100 40 pounds
and feet or high; dark hair, hazel eyes short chin
itb r had scar upon Chin running up 70 or near
he ar spDosed to Of seld, which is so severe
that II Is dif6cult for him 70 close his mouth
y s.i tF--i,rs. TfdCa In fbat state, jy13-d
TTbe Meph Appeal and Avalanche give the above hTe IN
sosstfors and forward bill to this Office.
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1 sR1IsE STOCK FART ron SALE.

TWyHE subscriber wishes sell the tract Of land -
which be resides lying both sides Of the Solens-
vile and bennington Turnpike in williamson county,
miles from Nashville containing about so acres all or
which good fence about @ cleared the balance
we'll act With poplar and other valuable timber; there l. more
than dozen falling springs the premises with plenty
OF lasting all ars Of the farm. There also
Young Oard Of several hundred choice fruit The lands
are rich and productive the location healthy and desirable
e on account o. the morality and intelligence Of 10 citizens
and the schools churches that surround it. Poplar Grove
Male High school located within mile Of the above lands,
Owen Ii Female Academy = miles, and J0uan store POST
Once within one mile It is also convenient TO The Methodist
BaDts and Presbyterian Churches
viii se the reasonable terms viii sell IL
ali tgefer or divide purchasers For further nf0rma-
lion address the subscriber Joran Store P o., apply TO
me on the premises. JAMES D uNALfAh'
Toilet -rffF
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IN CHANCERK AT CARTHAGE.
lime Rmneas 1883.

June kuless 1885,
John p Chandsrand others John Ivey and vie, Elaehs
and others.
N motion and It appearing to the Clerk and Master Of 'd
court that John Ivy and wife, Elizabeth are non
OF this State therefore ordered that publication be made for
thirty DAYS il the Union and American, published in Nashville
Tennessee requiring said DEFENDANTS appear az the Cor
House. in town OF Carthage, the Cd Monday in August
merit then and ters 10 Plead answer demur to compainan
BILL and IL default thereof said bill win be taken Tor confessed
DIS fee e. A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE.

c. e Harris, Adms &c. William GrOve.-Attachment.
I'm this cause appearing Jas D. FOresee Justice Of the
Peace county Of Humphreys ard State Of Tenn before
whom the above entitled suits pending that the defendant
resident OF said State served with the ordinary
cesof law s therefore ordered that all further proOceeds inn
said cause be stayed by law until the first Monday in
January 1859 which day for the hearing Of said cause, at
Office Of Wavery, and that the plaintiff give
publication four successive weeks in the Union and
American newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
Quiring the defendant to appear and defend said suit
iuDeI4-w4t DIS. fee 50 c. E HARRIS, AdmT, &c.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage to New York $50.
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON sde-whesI Q. s. Mail
i Steam Ships, through in As 70 so hours.
steam Ship C0tnb5Q, $500 tons n. Berry Commander.
4dshOils, l500 tons,L- III. hurry, Commander.
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h-<t$N LEAVE Adger's Whsrves every Wednesday
<<EZ8E'3 and Saturday at high water.
These Steamships all built expressly FOR
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unrivaed tie Coast.
Tables supplied with luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders, will insure travellers By this line every possible
comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage, $50
Storage passage,
/ For freight or passage, apply to p
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
July10-R Charleston, s. G.
VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE
r AM Offering for sale tina. convenient and EeknoEn
IL perry, at the Of Cedar and Cherry Streets owned By
the Sisters Of Charity.
holding against Sisters the Rev. J. Schsch
will please file them with me for payment.
For further particulars call on A. V. S. LINDsLEY.
julylO-lm 80 College street.
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Charles T. Burton and others rs JamesB Condit and others
ON motion and appearing the Clerk and Master OF said
court, VIM. Vaden LOdreh Walden, Fanny aden m
H. Vaan Samuel Walden, LOdreh Walden, French taden james
Condt Yaden residents OF TINS oaie II
Is therefore that publication be made for thirty days IA me
Union American in Nashville, Tennessee requiring
ssd Defendants to appear the Court House the town or Car
age on the Sd Monday August next then and there TO plead
answer or eur to lainant bill and amended bill and fn
default thereof bills will be taken for confessed and set ior
hearing paTte as to them. -
prs fee 50 A MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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VWTKLL opened FOR the Summer season Of l5 on Ne Isl
w June for the reception Of visitors. The subscriber viii 10
red % receive Boarders and furnish the best accommodation
Al de rates Of 81 per day, Sc % per week. $50 90 per month
Servants and children under y years Of half price, band
Of music will be attendance passenger Carrage wall
regularly leaving Noel Co.'S, College street, every Tussay
me- IS.sSS IS,-i7 z. J. KREIDER, Agent.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Tuesday Morning, J July l3ths at 10 O'eloseEs
DILLON a. CO., rs, College st.
50 BAGS RIO COFFEE; 10 kegs best Holland Gins
90 bills Choice Sugar. IS bbls J. II. Smith Alabama
Is bbls double Refined Sugur; Whisky;
40 bxs Tobacco 100pkg French Brandy;
Is bys Leslie Ginger Wine; . Dbl Domestic Brandy;
10 bxs stomach Bitters; so bbs sweet Malaga Vine
20 = bbls Robertson o.. Whisky;
ADDITIONAL.
The following VIII be on sixty days time for all
$50 dollars:
so bbls J. IL Smiths Old so q casks French Brandy;
Whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Bounce
so bbls Malaga Wine; 6 bbs Miieanam Louisiana
100 bxs French Brandy Rum
10 kegs Jamaica Rum; DILLON < co.
julylO-td.-
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Mamny'S Combined Reaper and
-------- MnNnP.

Mamny'S Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS -This
wv celebrated Machnet eceved the first premium OF Grand
MEDAI combined Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
KY, in September, 1857. The trial OF near Syracuse New
York. in July, where all the prApal Machines IN me Cntl
States thoroughly tested The committee made the- awards
hrSIgh Marshal P. Wilder President United States Acultural
Society, at Louisville, KY.
It also received the award the best Reapersand as the best
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
in July 1857, most Of the machines in use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season. every Aachinei in America
The above machines are for sale By the undersigned,
b. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WIEELEs & CO.,
feb27-d&wR Nashville, Tenn.
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browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.

FIR r. ID r R X q X o " N
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
n. r, Corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street,
philadelphia,
sole Manufacturer Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica uger
which recognized and prescribed BY the Medical Faculty
and has become Standard Family Medicine Of the United
States.
This Essence preparation Of unusual excellence In ord
nary darrha ncpent cholera in Short in all cases OF pFo
ton Of the digestive functions il is Of nemahe Talue Du
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
children, it peculiarly ecacousi nc hmi iniVlna or
traveller should be without it.
NTOTICE.--To prTenE this valuable Essence from being
counterfeitel steel Engraving, executed Al great
cost, will be found the outside Of the wrapper, IN order 20
guard purchaser against being imposed upon BY worthless i
tarions. 1859
Prepared only by Frederick Brn, and for sale at his Drug and
Chemical store n E. coruer Of Fifth Chestnut Streets Phil
adelpha. $50
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in Nashville and
in he United States juns27-3ni.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
CSEYDER & FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Boots and Shoes suitable to The season. and prices 10 cor
respond with the times. Consisting in part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
.. . Patent Leather - and Oxford Ties,
- g Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting =. -
. g Cloth and Lasting Caters,
I" GO Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
&" Slippers -
" Zine Toilet Slippers,
g White Kid and Satin slippers,
CATERS,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
81 Kid Boots, - ..
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF The above, something very for May Day. Also
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of ali knds-
Gail at No. q Public Square
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rEw PUBLICATIONs.


POpe's TIomer's MAD Fia1aH7n illuiiraiions-
Pope,s ETomerss Odyssey Fis2msn's I'D siEaioia.
FDoresS life and Letters liuatratai-
yi1evah and its Palaces go engEar7gs-
7assoss JsrusaleEa DoliTeFeass g llusiratelI-
DuDass Lives OF michael angefo aslsl b.
pheaf, Illustrated with II the snsfa7ings.
VErfghtss Dante, with Hazmars IllastTzioas-
KITES Scriptf3rc Lands, vita Maps and sngaTngs
walkers MANLY Exercises iilusisatel
China and siam, with 100 flusratious,
Life OF Wellington. b. al dld soldier lliriratl
NioOIiui's History Of the Jesuitss VIII fts--lii.
India, from the Earlier Times. 100 illHstrtiQns-
Rome, in the Isth century, % iliustrafons-r
BOhnss Guide %; Enozsdgs q Pottery, Poresia and
other objects Of YeFta. Engravings a.I ata
DidrOnss Christian IeunOgraPhy VIA Dc ai
tory q Christian Art tie Middle Ayes ilutrt
lions. a -A ct =
Aliens Battles Of the British Navy. Portraits
Fo-ss,-bv W. Il. BERRY & Co.. -
PTBIIC SoUARE.
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DR. KINGS DESPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly ofNsF York, for tie last f5uE
SS-SS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has a.
tirtT yea aatsers himself having attended 70 pre ICE fo- =
many years. andture many thousands, be Is enabled 70
from idudicous mgdc teatment from negdct q thsi
Dr.. Kings Dispesary No @ Deieriek street. hctee
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases Or vats
GoSoEHzA cured without uaueous msdiens or fhtsfnes
sTBCE0EI Of old OF recent dase, sGseuay cured IN few
DAYS by an operation which causes no pain Where Structure
exists health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and ulde7nes the constitution 50 much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out 81 neg
ect bad treatment sEeoualIy cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKN, particular attention having been gven %
in By the destructive habits Of aco1shats
19aIa. ana ezSese aaassHSe o me PASSIONS, neses q
which viii undermine me rendering ne c1i ai
Tor business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be a5orns Eta any delly Of The homb
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their ease, via
fee enclosed. directed 10 Dr. A. King, No. De.rfct sst
Nashville, Tennessee viii have the Necessary medicine
their address with necessary dEeelions strict secrecy oseryei
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning unI9in he evening.
may s3-dIy
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIESs
tisrees sugar lurai ilanls-
Beef.
IS bags Jsya CoGss- ..-.-.---,-
Mocha.
30 Baltimore Rio DO.
hhds strictly choice La Sugar f
10 bbls. Baltimore Refined Codes do.
50 DOz. Assd Brooms
100 bags Extra White Wheat Flour.
500 Bus. Corn Meal.
Just received and for sale at market prices BY
FREEMAN 4 BROS.
Rock CITY Mills--J. q. BAUAAlY e co. FroTri-
tors. J. E. BAUMAN CO., Manufaet8rsrs q ROcKCETY
FLOUR will pay the highest price an lines for Waand Corn
their Mills, corner Of Line and cherry Streets NasTils, Tenn.
Prices OF FI0urs-Fr0n and date, unHl furier
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, 50 . Zine Bran, 50
Fine Flour, IS Mixed Bran -
Unbolted, . Coarse Bran, -
hiddiings, 3 Corn Neal, per bushtl -
Shorts,
= articles sold BY the undersigned deliverable any place in
the city Of chagc. When selling the quantity their
discount 10 per cent from retail prices
aprll-ly. J.. &. BAUMAN 4 co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &C. from Rock Ci 1ls,.
viii ind Orsr Box BE Post O1ce and az ". II. Gordon 4
Co. warehouse where lie calls four times ey
J. E. BAUMAN 4 co.
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Z. J. KREIDER, Agent.

RTOTICEsWhereas the Legislature Of Tennessee, az its
last session passed Act makng theduy Of the various
sH Of said State, open and hold an election at each pre
In their respective counties, in order to ascertain the Of the
reople whether convention shall be called to amend,
wise or form Constitution Of said State, therefore, l. liar
RS Bell sheriff Of Grundy county, do hereby give notice the
rs Of aid county that will the lt Thursday Of September
next open hold election ct the various precincts q said
county purpose Of taking said vote Given under hand
Al oeice this f2th day Of june 1855. HARRIS BELL,
ig22-gRm Sheriff Of Grundy county.
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FIR CTS co ,
0TR SPRTYG ISSUE FOR rs

OUR SPRING ISSUE FOR 1855,
rs NOW READY FOR THE INSPECs
ton Of the elite at Franciscos Hat Emporium, No .
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee. ~
E7 NEAT, DESIRABLE AND CHOICE a
Styles Of superfne Soft Hats, Of various coors and
A. J. FRANCISCO,
f.b97 Fashionable Halter, 3 Public Square
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MTOTTCEs-.Where t6e Le5satnre d Iennes5ea, at lt5
last session, passed Act making Il duty Of the various
ds Of said State open and hold election each precinct
in their respective counties in order TO ascertain the Of the
eope as 70 whsa convention shall called amend
wise Constitution Of said State, therefore, l. s. D
Gunner Sheriff Of Campbell county. do hereby give notice 70 the
voters Of said county, that wiz the 1st THURSDAY Of see
open and hold an election At the various prc q
said county for the purpose Of taking said vote 6sa gnder ny
band once, this sth day Of June, 1s5s s. D. QJlMEh
eI4-F9n Sheriff Campbell county
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
RADSHAW & r TLANDs
NO. 30, UNION STREET,
- HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS d.
a and SHOES, which will be sold at the very low l
EN est prices Y ~
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole Booees, heels and no heesi
do Front Laced Lasting Gsitersi
do French embroidered slippers, something nleei
do White Kid slippers and kosettsi
Kid Slippers, plain and trmme neeled ana no heeis
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thin Sole Gid and Goat BsOtee heeled;
do Black Lasting Caters a-..
Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrsns kid ad goat Bootes, thick and thin SOLE
Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes
do Ankle Ties andS Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN s...
GentlemensI extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
dc do Pump do -......
do do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress CATERS
do do P. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Tesi
do D. S. do do dc
do Cloth Congress Caters
DO Lasting Ties.
ali articles kept Shoe Store which invite the at
teDtion Of all wanting articles in our line.
j. ms - 6hADo1A. & RO1LAND.
TSgTraY, HumPhFeys COunIys-sTaken up By
HI Benjamin EppesOn, living in Humphreys county, Dis No 8,
% mare supposed be nine old, with white in her
ace valued SO, by VIM. c. Fan and WA d. Meadow, on TIE
f5th June, 1853 W.WHlTE,
Ey5ESts - - @ Rangss'
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NTOEACl. hereas he Iessaasa Ct Iern's, q -
last session. passed making he duty q inc Y2ous
shcrGs Of said State open and hold election AZ each pIeet
IN their respective ooune In order b assfah me - q
people as 10 W2ther convention shall Be called 70
rise form new Consilu6on e aid States !, Va
Cannon Sheriff OF Oyeon county, do hereby give n9uce y @
voters 81 sad county that wiz, the frst THURSDAY o.
ehsr no and hold election at The various ~
said sounty for TIE purpose Of taking said vote otYn UNDER ny
hand, at Office, this Isl day Of july 1853. ~.
iyI4-Wtd WAI. CANNON, Sheriff Overtoo County