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DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT

Willis A and Mary A Wagner Joseph and Charlotte Tat
tersal and 0thers-Cross Bill
the Office of the Clerk and Master Of the County Court at
Nashville the 9th day July, 1858, motion Of Com
pnants, by counsel in the cause, and appearing the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that the following parties to
the above to wiz Joseph Tatea and Charlotte rat
Jacob Wagner Edward Carlisle and Malnda Carlisle
residents Of the State Tennessee citizens Of the State Of In
DIANA and that therefore, the ordinary this Court
not be served them, therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks in succession in
the Nashville Union and AHeric1 newspaper published in
the city Of Nashville requiring said defendants appear
the next term of the County Court be holden for the county OF
Davidson at the courthouse thereof in the city OF Nashville
the first Monday September and said bill, or the
viii be taken for confessed them, and set down for
hearing @ pd said petition being for the sale OF land and ne
groes and for partition among the heirs Of said estate
T. r. CHEATHAM
july29-w4t mrs. fee S51 Clerk.
GUm ARABIC.--An extra fne article received and fol-
u sale by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
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Nnnce q WoodWard,s lis


EETE Offering good bargains in desirable places in
w and near the city Of Nashville.
One lot in Harngs addition 100 feet square, on corner
handsomely nclosed Cottage Building five good two
piazas and front porco, house, carriage house. stable i'm
provements all and neatly finished. very desirable
place.
One lot Of 60 feet front Broad street, the
High and Broad streets, good business stand. Prices very
low.
One large brick dwelling on Broad street. opposite the Tenn
and Ala r. R. Depot good and proper build
ings good shade in front. Very cheap.
with 2 feet front Maple street, brick
dwelling, 10 good smoke house. servants rooms
good eseTn and handsome hrubbey the yard with large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small the city varying size from to so
acre with good mprovement-some unimproved
liberal rates.
Several large tracts with good proportion Of timber
cleared land.
One with lsO0 mostly tmbered, which splendid
set Of Water Mills and lee Houses splendid chance for tim
Der and lumber dealers
Some 30 40 unimproed lots in different parts the city,
such time and prices suit who able
that they purchase and for home and longer.
Persons desiring to purchase will please call ONCE Oppo-
site to the Republican Banner, Deaderick street
juy292W NANCE & WOODWARD.
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T. vi. BRENNAN
Nashville Foundry q Machine Shop,

% OOLLENE eIhshhlS NASH 'AALlNf
ANUFACTCRES Steam Engines, Flour, Grtst and Saw
I'VE Mills and Mil Machinery Of every description water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery Tor max
ing syrup from Chinese
Railroad and Contractors, WORK. Mule
Powers for Dsrs, Bridge Castings and Bolts, Switches Frogs
Turn tables, Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
for Store Fronts Dwellings, Verandahs Balconies Cemetery
closures Vaults Doors for and Business Houses, all
OF the newest style of patterns and well
finished, at Eastern prices. The trade supplied
with Andirons Kettles and Wagonboxes favorable terms.
July 27-d3m
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IN CHANCERY AT LEwISBURG.

Willis G. and John s. Davis ". R. Davis and others.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from
the allegations in the c. till that the defendants
". R. Davis D. l. Davis, John w. Davis James T. Da-
Wis residents Of the State Of Tennessee that the O
Of the law them II therefore
ordered that publication four weekse made the
Ma hve Union and american, newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring the defendants Da
Wis, D. Davis, John Davis and james T. Davis to ap
pear at the next term Of the Chany Court at LeWbu to be
he held at the Courthouse in the of LeWsbuFg the first
Wednesday after the third Monday August plead,
demur to the Compliments bill, the viii be
taken for confessed them down hearing PdTte
at the next term Of said Court
A true copy, Attest +. X. KERCH VAL,
iuly29 W4t PRS fee 81 CLERK and Master.
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FROM KANsAs.-The Kansas Herald states that
Mr.. CALHOUN has issued certificates of election to
all those elected under the LecOmpOn Constitution.
The free State members from LeavenWOrth county
receive certificates, and this gives that party
iOrity in both branches of the Legislature. The
returns of the State officers will be made to the Le-
gislature, with whom the whole subject rests.
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OFFER FOR SALE my Farm, upon which now reside, on
the Iron Banks road three miles from the Memphis and ONO
Railroad, and three half from Paris. 1t contains 900
Of we'll improved land, 225 in high state OF cutyaton
with good frame residence good barns stables and other out
buildings The place finely waterd, and has an excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing purchase the place. or address
me at Paris. IivaI-w3f JOHN NJ CLARK.
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RETAINING LETTERs.-The people of New Orleans
have initiated important movement by cireulat-
ing a memorial to Congress asking for an act to
punish people who deliberately retain letters taken
frOmthe Post Office by mistake, who get possession
Of those belonging to others through similarity of
name. The memorial cites cases where great
damage has resulted by this abuse Of privilege
There is not city in the country perhaps in which
we do not find duplicated names without number
aud those who are so unfortunate as to bear name
common to others are sometimes greatly annoyed
by the loss Of letters delay returning them to
the Post Office after they have been taken out by
mistake. penalty is required to enforce the return
Of all such letters
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NTOTTCE.-Wheeas, the Legislature Of Tennessee at its
session. passed Act making the duty Of the various
sherHs Of State open and hold election precinct
respective counties in order to ascertain the Of the
people whether convention shall be called to amend,
wise Constitution Of said State therefore, I, Wm.
S. Scott Sheriff Oon county do hereby give notice to the
voters Of county that will the lst THURSDAY Of Sepm
open and hold election the precincts Of
county purpose taking Give uHder my
hand Office this 18th day Of june 1858. WM. s SCOTT,
june23-w2m Sheriff Of 0bion county.
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heas, the Legislature Of Tennessee at las
session, passed Act making it the duty OF the various
shes Of said state open and hold election AZ each pre-
cinct in their respective counties in order to ascertain the sense o.
the people 70 whether convention shall be called % amend,
revise form Constitution Of said State, therefore, l. s.
George Sheriff Of Hickman county do hereby give notice % the
Of sad county, thatI will the Isl THURSDAY OF ste
next open and hold election at the various pecn Of said
county for the purpose Of taking said vote Given under ny hand
at Office this 18th day Of June, 1855. 3 J. 6hOhs6h,
je22-Wsm sheriff Of Hickman county.
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aAn Historical add Statistical Ac.sunt
the Cutei statesr
Royal ocaVo pp. 1900 double columns, strongly bound
THIS WORK d A COEPENDTUM OF CO3r1ERCIAL
kno"edse including articles upon trade every Important
maritime country city in the world eor91s and rsbls sta
uses upon he staple productions Of every climate Essays up
commercial subjects SYNOPSIS Of the laws istnr CON.
merce and generally iniormaon ana satisfies upou every
Important commercial subject
The want Of comprehensive commercial work a. M tirs has
long been h in the United satsa exhhitns sonsi-
ton and resources Of the Unitei states and Tie separate s
we'll as Of foreign nations. The only attempt hth ma. In
country supply the Of such vas the rsurnt
twenty-five years ago, fAlcCuIochs Dictionary q Clasrss
ld Commercial Saega0a This work probably az com
plee reference the commercial statistics q fo7n cunrs
could be made al the time a is compilation, very dsfe
et statistics relating this continent particularly the Uni
much matter ofan obsolete local character, in which the
rcan reader feels but little ntere; while many subjects Of great
Importance commercial ills country are In the English
work, either omitted entirely mentioned only incidentally
The extensive and important changes that have taken pace
within The past years In commercial aars-e establishment
crease the OF the United States, the Development
and the record q the great industrial resources Of Uni
Sates-all require distinct work. uth 9
place before commercial readers ample Of the
progress throughout the vor TIE present volume
has been prepared With yeF supply this uaut; and while
nal AMI foreign commerce the staple products Of each state
have the time a.aersi together the latest stss in
reference te products and the commercial relations Of 6rgn
nations especially Of those EL whom DE CnitsI states have the
mostiatmate intercourse.
We have enaeayored present. CONDENSED and
from reliable sources, historical and statistical leIs in rscne
great staples Of the Union those Important products
whose export foreign countries has largely the
prosperity OF States whose production In future yeas
calculated give control Of the world,
and thus greatly the material wealth Of the Union.
This is Tie arst attempt United States 10 collect the
torca Statistical facts in rseence these important sub
scts into single In collecting these materials and
condensing them within moderate compass have been aiei
by the valuable ocai reports issuelh The treasury department.
and BY ne patent once Of The United States for years
and by highly valuable reports Of Department.
OF State ou TIE Commercial rEfiaus ne Tqisl Snfss
Much Of the varied and important information contained ia those
Official documents brought together in the present work under
its appropriate heads that the aisr. instead labor q
consulting some fy sixty volumes, may find every subject
discussed under It's alphabetcal order
For sale By ". t. BERRY a Co.,
juyss PUBLIC SQUARE.
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TEVHERE can be had R. D. BLUs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishmdnt ses for Mas0ns J. o. o. p,
Sons Of Temperance, N0taes Pub Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies. Courts, States &c, Also, Steam
boats Post Once Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved order for
Blacsmit and Silversms, in fact for all those Mauucsurers
who wish TO stamp their hands and address upon er
These stamps warranted % stamp Silver Gold, Bs Iron
and untepered Steel without the slightest injury % e stamp
ITSELF
Stencils ola kinds made to order. Jewsy made and
paired. r. D. BLUM,
Dederick street, doors from Public square opposite The
Republican Banne Once. aprl0-dtvm3
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

WITH WOODS AuEKOFENENIs--T
w celebrated Machner eceiyed the first premium Of Grand
0LD MEDAL, the best combined Reapin and Moving Machine
at Tie great United States Agricultural F8r held ri Louisville
Ky In September 1861. The trial OF Syracuse,
York July, where all the prpal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made the- awards
thr5agh Marshal p. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, az Louisville Ky.
also received the award the best Reaper, and the best
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Presi
dent Of tie Davidson County Agricultural Society," Nashville,
In july 1857 over most u the machines in In Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season. every Machine in America
The above machines are for sale BY the undersigneds
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS Coz
st27-dkWG NashVil,s, Tenn
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Important as this island may be TO US in 4 com
mercal it lie still more important in political view.
From its position, it commands the entrance Of the
Cults both of Mexico and Florida The report Of cur
Committee of Foreign Relations truly says 'Thai the
Moro may be regarded as a fortress al the mouth
OF the Mississippi" Any Power in possession Of
this Island, even with a small naval force, could
Theoretically seal the mouth Of the Mississippi.
Thus, the vast agricultural productions Of that val
ley which IS drained by the father of rivers, might
be dreprlved Of the channel which nature intended
for their passage.
There is still another Sew Of the subject in rela-
hon to this island, viii h demands particular stten
ton Let US for moment look st the spectacle
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TsHAI G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall these prentsreetng: Whereas IL has
been made me- that certain F.N.W. BURTON, csrg
ed with having committed the offence Of embeeme and has
led from justice, and { running at large:
Now, therefore, l. Isham G. Harris Governor as Aforesaid BY
virtue Of the power and authority vested, do hereby oer
reward Of $500 any person persons who nay append
the said p n. W. Burton, and deliver him 70 the sheriff Jaor
OF county Of Davidson, order that justice in that beAf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
T. caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed az Nash
lL-s.j vile, The 3lst day OF May, 1888. -
- IsIIAM @. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
J. +. r. Ray, Secretary Of State.
iunel9-G
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~ The editor Of the Louisville Journal claims
that the anti Leccmpton the only advocates
Of popular sovereignty" He grows eloquent in
praise Of that principle, because he desires to
tify with its sacred name the factious andlawless
attempts Of the abolitionists in Kansas, TO defeat
pro-slayery constitution. When true and genuine
popular sovereignty was announced in the Kansas
Nebraska bill, aud established by the action of
Congress, PRENTICE was fierce aud furious in his
opposition that principle He foresaH that popular
sovereignty, thus applied would lead TO the admis
sion Of Slave States into the Union and he there
fore denounced it. When in the exercise Of their
legal rights, and in pursuance of this great prine
pie, the people Of Kansas adopt q constitution re-
cognzing slavery the abolition editor of the Journal
joins with the Black Republicans in opposing its
admission and denounoes the measure as a violation
of the doctrine of popular sovereignty" Ameris
cans Of the South, beg you to observe the treaeh
ersus iusincerity, the hypoOritical dupIcity of
your organ. When the doctrine of popular sover>
eighty promises benefits to the slave States and
advantages to the South she Journal repudistes and
condemns it. But when the doctrine is perverted
to suit the purposes of the abOtionsts and adopted
as their wstchword, the Journal becomes suddenly
and ardently its advocate If Abolitionism should
steal the name of Democracy, to conceal its wicked
purposes and conseerste its crimes the old traitor
of the Journal would sat once claim to be Demo
crst.
He cares not under what name the rights of the
South are assaulted, he is always found among its
enemies We defy the Warmest admrer of PRENTIoE
and the most constant reader of his paper, to point
to one single instance when he has been found de-
Tending the interests of slavery against its assa
ants He does not openly profess abOlitiOnism, but
he has constantly though oOverty aided in dissemin
ating its principles Sometimes when public senti-
meut seemed to favor the enunciation of his real
views he has uttered them more openly. He has
spoken of slavery at such times "deadly
vampire draining the life blood Of the Republic,
as a curse which should be exterminated. These
opinions are the finger boards which have directed
his course, and all his acts aud efforts are cOnsis.
tent with these sentiments.
RETAINING LETTERs.-The people of New Orleans
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NTOTICE.--Wheas, the Legislature Of Tennessee at Its
session. passed Act making ii the duty Of the various
sherhs open and hold election at each precinct
respective countless in order to ascertain the sense Of the
peope whether convention shall be called 10 amend,
wise or form Constitution Of said state therefore, i VIM.
Cannon Sheriff county, do hereby give notice the
voters Of said county will the first Thursday Of Sep
em next open and hold election at the various precincts Of
said county purpose Of taking said vote Given under
hand, at Office this lst day Of July, 1873.
iyi4-wtd WIN. CANNON, Sheriff Overton County.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, ART AND POLITICS
II August Number for sale by
july29 JOHN YORK & co.
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PROPOSALS viii e received by the undersigned Eclipse
Mills for building furHpiSe Road from Linton, the
Cumberland river NeTstead-5lf milesunt Wednesday,
18th August which time the road will be publicly let.
Any Information ny obtained by application DR.. J. c.
WmTLoCK Address Newstead Christian county. Ky.
JOSEPH A. BREWER,
iuly29 d6cw President of L. n. & H. I. p. Co.
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A YOUNG LADY whose present term of engasemeut
n will terminate and who has had much experience, is
Of tanning position GOyernes OF young children.
line addressed to this office will receive attention, aud satac-
tory prelimilarieS arranged iuy29d3wl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ANEW
CYCLOPBDIA OF COMMERCE
And
COMMERCIAL NAVIGATION.
Of the Foreign Commerce Of
the Cnitei states.

oTrpondng Secretary d le Chamber d Coeroe he City
Of New York, and EDITOR Of she 8suilels Mag1zias 20
and By j. SMITH H0NANs, Jr-, BIS, Auth0r n
An Historical ald Statistical Ac-aunt
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FOR SALE Ar A BARGAIN.

Raspberry Peach and Orang Extracts for avoriDg Der
muda Arrow Root, Inglass, Gloves Nuegs al
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN.
A RECFuYING ESTABLISHMENT, with Tubs and Appar.
"A atus in complete order, capable Of turning out 20 to 3
barrels OF LIQUOR per day. Ihs E o y 0T s
featuring all kinds Of Liquors will be given to the purchaser
This good opportunity investing small capital, with
! certainty OF its paying very large profit
Address RECTIFIER, box 554 P o. Nashville jy4-sW
ID ARE CHANCE have a No. Blacksmith, % years
| likely negro men [iy2g WILL L. BOYD, JE.
TrOtting Race.
SATURDAY, JULY slih.-TrOtiHg Club Purse $50. Miles
- heats, three hest in fve-four entries
W. T. Wright names h, yeG Hyde
]. Brown eh, New York
z. R,g'EdI. = R %5i Gaa@Pi0n'
Race to come .,, on at , o'elsck. CARTER,
jy2Id. Proprietor.
NACKERELI mACKEREL 80 bbIs lIacksreI
w 100 hf bols Aaek sT1i -, rpo1rr
so bb salman Trout: 100 hf bbs saman Trout Just
days For sale by Gysll CARTER MCKAY & CO.
CbaIybeate Springs,
Formerly known sPriee's,' & sWhite's.'
Tenn and miles from EIkon having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by thsuscber open
beate south West and the best Of locality
high and the atmosphere cool and healthy and altogether the
Extensive mprOv have been made the building and
ground, give accommodation to 600 visitors and
elegant Alley and extensive Stables have built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia, Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week by Stage, and after the 4h
Of July every day.
Rates of Charges.
Board per Day 81
do do Week, 90
do do Month, 90 %
Children under 10 Of age, and servants half price
Horses, by the feel . cts.--per week, 50 so.
iyl-2ma W. E. E0DINS, Proprietor.
E7-eFght Reduced On Wheat IN savannah.
ON and after this date, the freight Wheat from Atlanta
Savannah Will he 6 per bue instead Of 20 cents
heretofore. This reduction viii make the rate about % cents
bushel from Nashville 70 Savannah. ALFRED L. TYLER.
iylS-d4tS-W6t. Supt. NJ. & ". r. X.
ROckaWayss
LARGE and complete assortment, which win eel at
"A great bargains Lyl5-ihl P. PECK
BmZgiess
OF and eastern manufacture, which cannot be
" passed Tor style and service. yls-itfl p P PECK
Graham's Magazine for August.
NRAHANrs illustrated Magazine, splendid number just
III resolved and for sale BY =. HAGANs
JuIyI7 Market street.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY CARTER, MCKAY & co.
an THURSDAY, July 29h, will offer for sale in front
Warehouse, No % Public Square, large and complete
assortment Groceries, consisting part follows
50 hhds \. 0. Sugar. 100 65Is old Kye and Bourbon
3 b 55is Powdered sugar; 50 bbls n J. Brandy,
25 bbis Loaf Sugar; . bbls n. Y. Gin;
IS bbIs Molasses; 25 hf bbls ''Aeiius Ras' NAL
5 kegs Golden syrup Is IBIS Sweet Malaga Wine
200 bags Bait Coffee; 100 eighth casks Heenesssy'
Is bags SPICE; 100 bis Rsetifed WHISKY;
so doz Brooms 100 bbls Memphis Vinegar;
30 doz Was1boards 100 bbs Cincinnati do.
$50 doz Painted Buckets 5Obaskets Champagne Wine;
25 nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
800 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout;
100 boxes Tallow Candles 20 casks Ale;
50 boxes CSC baTs) Soap: 100 boxes Glassware;
so casks English Soda so doz Ground Mustard;
Macker, 50 dOz Ground Pepper,
fresh. 50 dOZ Lemon Syrup
80 half bbs Mackerel; % dOz Strawberry and Pine APP
20 bbls Lake Fish, fresh; pie Syrup;
sob do do do; ~ boxes quart PICKLES
500 kegs Nails; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
20 boxes Mani Tobacco; 50 doz Cotton Lines
50 bales Smoking do; so doz Jute Lines.
The above with many other articles will be put up sold In
in quantities to suit purchasers.
Rock City Mills T. B4U1lAY6 co., Proprs
etors J. E. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-FrOm and after this date, until further
notice. the price Of
Extra Family Flour, - % tine Bran DC
Fine Flour, ~ Mixed Bran, JOc
Inhibited, SO Coarse Bran, 4Oc
Middlings, . Corn Meal, p bushel, Coo
shorts, IS
All articles sold by undersigned deliverable any place in
the city charge When selling by the quantity, their rate
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. Il. BAUMAN & co.
ANY one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mills will find an Box at the Post Office and W. II.
Gordon Co.'S wnehouse where the calls four times
each day. Gulya5l J. 4 BAUMAM CO.
Auction Sale of Groceries.
THURSDAY MORNING, July 81 at 10 ocock. by
DILLON & CO.,
JuIva5-td Is College street.
Godeyss Ladyss hook fox August.
VERY number splendily illustrated, and with all the
a Fashions. Just received, and for sale by F. HAGAN,
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SALE OF GROCERIES
GARTER Mckay & 70

NOR SALE.--A good house carpenter, also well
IT qualified pastry cook, cheap for cash at
jy21-d. II. HAYNES & co.
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New Books.
OsCE0LA, THE SEMINOLE; or, The Red FaWn Of the
Flower Land By Capt Beautifully illustrated with eri
ginal designs.
OLD NELLi or The Days Of the IrOnsiders. By William
Henry HerFert.
WILD FLOWERS. "A novel that will not easily be
passed. r-LozdOa ObSeTTer.
TIE FRENCH INCESDIARY. By Eugene Sue.
THE MODERN OTHELLO. Author Of Ellen Grant.
DUYAL AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. By "Life the
Road" Just received by [tuy27l JOHN YORK.