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Nh. CHoATE's CERTIP1cArE.-Mr. Choate write

Mr.. CHoATE's CERTIF1cATE.-Mr. Choate writes
a scrawl that is almost ~illegible. 1t has its ad-
vantages. The Boston Herald says:
Several days since, a gentleman passing
through Massachusetts,, called on Mr.. Choate and
desired q letter from him in behalf of his friend.
Mr.. Choate wrote the letter, read it to his friend,
who considered it to the point, and in due course of
time it went up to the President. A Senator
looked at it, and told the President he thought it
was all right. Mr.. Buchanan examined it with
out an interpreter. laughed about it, and concur
red in the opinion that it was all right. Secretary
Cobb, to whom the letter was referred, concurs In
that opinion, though he says it will take him three
weeks to read it."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

Col. Fremont BEATEN.-The Supreme Court
of California hos decided the case of Biddle Boggs
rs. the MERGED Mining Company-reversing the
judgment of the Court below. The question in
wolves the title of Fremont to the mineral wealth
of his Mariposa claim. The Court decides against
Fremont, and that a fee simple to land does not
carry with it the title to the gold extracted there
from. This is considered a great triumph for the
miners.
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THE SoRGHo MoLAssEs.- Gen. Daniel Wallace

The SoRGHo MoLAssEs.-Gen. Daniel wallace
writes to the UnionpiMe Journal:
Its known to the public, I believe, that during
the last summer I made several hundred gallons Of
molasses from the juice of the Chinese Sugar Cane.
I understand a report is abroad that my crop of
molasses has become sour, and is therefore worth
less. So far as myself am concerned, | care no.
thing for the said report. Knowing from expert
ence, however, that the Chinese Sugar Cane plant
is a very valuable one to every class of our people,
l deem it due to the public interest to say that the
said report is untrue in every particular.
My molasses were of the most superior quality
when first made, and so far from having dcterior-
ated in quality from any cause, they appear to
have improved from the effects of time, until
feel warranted in saying, they are now equal, II
not superior to any syrupmanufactured in Amerl-
ca. D. WALLACE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

Administration of James Buchanan, believing it to
be marked by ability, impaTtially, and devotion to
the constitutional rights of all sections Of the
country; and more especially do we endorse his
position in favor of the immediate admission Of
Kansas with the L%ecompton Constitution; and re-
gard that measure as essential to the quiet OF the
country, and an actof simple justice, the REJECTION
of which can only be viewed as q blow aimed q.
the equality of the States in the Union.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

my We have been busy, this week, with the
affairs and men of Court-week; and Of course
our editorial pen has been idle. The publisher
occupies the chair, and will certainly supply the
reader with interesting selections, more than c.
nough to compensate for our remisSness.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

Jury would not refrain of expressing the opinion
That these provisions are utterly unequal to the
great ends to be desired in respect Of public
education. That our free-school system needs an
entire reconstruction, must be apparent to ALL
As to the particular line Of reform, the jury
would leave the public interest, confidently, in
the hands of the Legislature.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
T. D. FULTON, Foreman.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-22

death, the latter having as our readers know, his
sentenced committed. Another was confined on
charge Of forgery, and another awaiting the requi-
sition of the Governor of North Carolina, on q
charge of negro aling.-Clum5ia Guardian.
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tIates OF AdVeFtIsIns'
TEN LINES on IEss 10 CONSTITUTE A seUAEE.
aENEwAnEr Az PLrAsuR.s.


One square, year, s30Bach additional square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fOrs will be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
Il viii save great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
rsods in writing Us, viii bear mind ths following
rules:
Always give the das post once, county, and Stats u the
bodT Of ycRI letter.
yOuvish The PsPer changed from onsomes to another,
give both Offices In fuu.
II you write business, and other matters write
separate ahs or paper, different leaves Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon al such
ae and subjects may be Of Information Interest 70
be public
Anonymous communications Of EhstsTsr character, win
ecoiVe no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the
paper.
We cannot undertake rejected communications
al letters business should be drestsd 20 hessra G. G
foRnETT Co., and personally either Of the PEoph
etorE.
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soHuLELLEETT.
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Ne are authorised 70 nource A. CULLOM, ST, OF Over
tou Oun candidate Cor Judge Of the Sixteenth Judic
Circuit composed ar the counties OF OTert0n FeRress
Morgan, Scott Cumberland, ssquatche, White, BledsOe
and Marion election, Thursday, Nay n, 1853.
april 2l-td.
We are authorised 70 announce E. q 6ARDENHIRE .
candidate Judge Of she sisenth Circuit cOmpOSsd Of
the counties Of OFer0n, Fentress Morgan Scott Gambler
Thursday, Day 81, 1853. maf2s-te
We authorized 10 announce A. A. sWoPB q candid
Attorney GeneFa Of The Sixteenth Judicial Crenit
Election, ThuFsday, HAY q7th, 1855 mars
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NEW BOOKS.

Tbs Life sad Work. Of Isaac Watts.
1he lhfe Of SirHsoEy Hamiosk X 9 B.
e. Ihs Communion Tabls BY Dr. Cn1aming. ~
fhs Intszt Salvation By Dr. Cumming.
tbs Bayhsmal FOunt 5y Dr. Cumming.
Chriatouf Psss0Tsr bT Dr Cunning
Iholgots On the Ihhasncs Of the dolly Spirit b. Dr.
Cumming.
The Finger Il God By Dr. Cumming.
The Great secret by Dr. CumminR
The ProIinats signs Of the close Of hs Dispensatiou
by DR. Cunning.
Signs Of The Tines 81 Dr. Cumming
Philosophy Of the Planet SzlvatiOn--W Walker
Philosophy Of Skspteism and Ulsraism-Walksr.
Alexander Fleiehefs ssrm0ns-oomplssa.
signs Of the Times By Bunssn.
The hethcuist Preacher
Here and Hereafter By Athern.
The Prince OF the House Of David.
Dr cummings Daily Family Devotion
Life Of DR. Kane BY Elder.
Dr. KRne's arctic Explorations
Dr LiTingstone's Ressaic lob Is in Africa
Discoveries m North and Central Africa by Barb.
Partcns Lie Of Aaron Burr
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1855.
Haad B3Ok Of Household Seienes-Youmau
Literary Attractions Of the Bible-Halsev
Wostnen 3 Cyclopedia Of D raWing.
The Pitts-Sirsst Church Lectures -T-
For aisby JOHN YORK CO.
maya No. IS Union street.
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"THE Cay Is STILL THEY CouE,"-Se5, 900
DRAWN but few days since we mentioned the
large prizes sold in s. swan Cas- Lottery, 10 per
sous in Charleston and savannah. We now have TO
chronicle another OF SE,y fire Tdou3lRd Dollars
sold by them on a whole ticket, Nos. 4, 20, 80, in
their Three Number Lottery, Class 1898, drawn Sat
uriay, April 2llh The fortunate holder is a veal
thy merchant Of Philadelphia, and though we are
not at liberty TO mention his name we know who he
is, aud his place of business For rich schemes,
honorable dealing, aud prompt payment Of prizes,
Swan Co.'S Georgia Lottery takes the lead in this
country and their Immense business is the result
Of close application and upright conduct in the
management 0lit.-Aagul1 gs0 C0HsttutiOHalIst
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By reference to our advertising columns it will be
seen that those world renowned artists THALBERG and
YIEUxTEMPs, will give three Of their Grand Concerts
in this city commencing Monday, May Oath. In
addition to the above named artists, they will be
assisted by Madam CARRIDoEI, the celebrated Prima
Donna from the Academy Of Music, New York, and
Miss JULIAEEA MAY, the young American Prima
Donna; who has created such profound sensation
wherever she has appeared. This promises to be
one Of the most elegant affairs that has ever been
given in This city. To hear THALBERG and VmUx-
TEMPS alone is worth double the price of admission,
but when we have them combined with two such ar
fists as CARmDoRI and Miss MAY, it is unprece-
denied
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

supply OF this wonderful Medicine FOR the OF Rheu
mGlsm Deafress, Piles Corns and all diseases
Headaches Pains, has been received BY EWN, PIN
DLErON q CO., and by 10. g. BROWN, Nashville, Team
where be obtalBed The suffering should purchase
bOtte Immediately. See advertisement In another column
PRoF HAsKELL-The following testimony 10 favor Of DR.,
HaskeIrs Electric Oh is furnished for publication,
PROF. HAsKRLL.Dear Sir; feel il TO be my duty TO IN
form the public through you What yOUT wonderful Eec-
orr has my family. My vile has been alarm
ngy troubled with ng Of the womb and pains IN the back
breast. bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday and
to-day sHIrsy free from pSR, aud Sends her wamesI
respects your and prosperity haye had rheu-
matte pain IN my thOu deTs and ioF long Tine and
ten minutes the time applied your OIL, pain vas
all gone It strHy wonderful remedy for eli pains, such
have been suffering with, and cheeuly give this
testimonial Of its effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day, 2th Of July,
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
such testimony tells O'eT true tale" worth columns Of
made certificates al the land, and great way Of.
Try t. ye suffering and afflicted. See advertise met In
another column. maIldGly.
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HoEsEs MULEs.-ThOusands Of these valu able ami
masare lost every yei from their not knowing how
trsatths various diseases they suffering with
from usBg inferior remedies. This is peculiarly in
gard to diseases sprnghslt SPAWN pole. evil and
AL such the result OF spains bruises, CALLS
All these diseases readily durable by tho
penetrating inment, which s absorbed BY the pores
skin and at once drive of the bad humors that feed
and keep disease. Among all the Lnimsns have
been invented possess the Preventative and dI.
svs Principle such degree Or. BragGs Arctic Lnia
menI, article which is rapidly driving all similar prepare
Il cut the market For sale by Druggists generally
mus-d&wIm
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HIGHLANDER.

rIHIS very Superior and famous Horse is located -
L for the season Of 1858, al my farm, Ed joining
Nashville. Mares will be received from lOth % go
March toIOh July, 81 $50 each and 81 70 the groom
Uh July in al Of failure hey may bb returned gratis
next year.
HIGHLANDER bred BY Thos. Taylor, Of s. G. in '49,
he get Glencoe, imp bis dam Cast knet, winner
all distances by Monarch impt. &C. his pedigree is H
fashionable, and ike the horse hi nse sEees tue
zu mi ration % the mOst critical observers.
HIGHLANDBR is q rich CHESTNUT OF eU SILENT eOnstiu
temper measuring 6 hands In b Bght aRd has
and or frame coup LED s9Tpass-
beauty Of form and action As great hose high
anders reputation throughout the Union, was, for
u hardly equaed having beaten in ae best Style all q
many competitors In sOuh Carolina Rhd Georgia, Sail
years old when he sold for $1,000 and at
meet other formidable rivals wherever
TO be found.
In this extremely trying earssF Highlander gained
large share atten led any horses
under ike travelling and TuR-
Ming al distances he did whether in good BAD health
40 condition,
An who have syaminsd HIGHLANDER and his colts,
freely express the Opnion that breeder Of superior
stock, for s5rg Ess be will take rank mOns the most re-
putabs horses of the country.
march De- H H409AWODAp
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Bs- With their appearance to night the Opera
Troupe close their brilliant engagement at the
Gaisty. They certainly have cause to congratulate
themselves that they came to Nashville at this time
for their engagement has been series Of triumpbs
before highly intelligent and discriminating audi
ences, Of which any troupe might well be proud
The Opera selected for to night is the Daughter Of
tls Regiment, one Of the finest in which they ap-
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UsE TThs folio ing is the voluntary test-
Of worthy and well known physician, relsve 10 his
experience Of the ecacy Of B. A. Fahnestock's ces-
bIated Vsruiuge during practice OF twenty-five years.
GRENADA, Miss, May sd, 1858.
Nessrs. B. 4. FahHsstoek 4 Co.:
GEETLENEE-l OF those individuals back
ward IN giving csrdoltss but in the present uace
deTt Cue humanity to say hat have been engaged
the practice OF medicine for years have
never met with say rsm-5y edsctua Tor your
Fermluge. In adults even In OF Fever, sometimes
10 carry Of CllOme taken the previous night and
often h0d bilious excavations and worms 10 follow
no ether Vermiiuge my praCncs snd desire better
Respectfully, W. N. HAWKINS, v. D.
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal druggis
and country merchants throughout the United States.
may6-ddCWIm
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SpRING ST0GK

AN noW FscsiVnE direct from the bestand most fashion
able manuaoursrs large and complete assortment OF
BOOIs and SHOES 70 which respectfully invite ne aen
ZION OF purchasers, eOnndsnt that suit ALI In quality
sVls an pFies Wholesale and Fsai The stock il 700 large
go an VsIises A. B. ROBBR son,
S111tI1J -dandFIu No. As College st.
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NAsHvILLE.

NJ No advertisement Is inserted IN this
paper, exCePt From there vgIO have regu-
lar contracts and except legal notices,
unless paid ser al me slme Of assertion.
ian I-IF.
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NorIcB.-The BUILDINGS belonging to the UNION
AND AMERICAN Office, on the corner Of Cherry and
Spring streets, are to be removed. Any person
wishing to make contract for removing then, will
apply forthwith at our Office
May II, 1858.
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OsTop 70 esh o. april, between ths ar5t gate the
- Whom ampike and my house ths Pranhlin and
Liberty rad! medium pocket book. containing about
four hundred dollars bin Of $780, the remainder sos
a1d los; win dollar In gold, and silver. and IS
postage stamI ., also Few plpsrS The hndsF win BE- lib
GsyI-In JoHNW. HARVKY.
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Land Tor sale.

R snbscrber offers for aas seventy aeres Of land on
the Middle Fraaklln Turnpike, four miles ron nass-
villa Sdopn9 ne iuet on hch be resides and the lands
NJ apt John 1ohpS Thsland equal 70 the best villa
5undencs OF excellent, falling water win ne most
aatiful building site IN tie county, ana II mo ias o.
u Sa9s1 hSl nOOi'oO0 EAFHANIEL BA XTsR.
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ES5~ The following statement from LIVINGSTONE
Africa, makes q sad void in our practical knovl
edge. If there was anything we did have faith in,
1t was in the majestic roar Of the lion:
1.-The silly ostrich makes a noise as loud las the
the roar Of a Eon,) vet he never was feared by
man. To talk Of the majestic roar Of the lion, is
mere majestic twaddie. On my mentioning this
fact some years ago the assertion was doubted, So
have been careful since, 10 inquire the opin-
ions Of Europeans who have heard both, if they
could detect any difference between the roar Of a
lion and that Of an ostrich the invarable answer
was, that they could not when the animal was at
any distance The natives assert that they can
de s,t a variation between the commencement Of the
noise Of each"
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PnRLIC ACTS

We have on hand g few copies Of the Public Acts
Of the last Legislature, well bound, which we will
send to gentlemen wishing to procure copies free of
postage, on receipt Of One Dollar.
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Buena Vista Springs,
T.noaD noy,r,+z YorErnl,v,

WILL again be open The reception OF visitors The
w let Of June, and 20 pans viii be spared 70 render
heir stay pleasant and agrseabs.
Mrs. Burgess, formerly Of the FoFli House, Russsyie
Ky, will preside over the Ladies' department. goOd
Band OF Music viii be IN attendance. The Bowling Alleys
good order and those in search Of pleasure health
will And both Buena Vista. The stage wiz ever
other day direct 70 the Springs from Nashville, and daily
from ClaFkavlle HopkRsFis and B0WNngr88n Y Russell.
vile, whore eonVsyanees can always be had.
may5--d&tWim ID. JgFFRIks, Proprietor
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UNION Pic NIo.-The members Of Union and
Washington Dancing Associations are notified that
there will be Pic Mic on board the steamboat Rock
City, on Thursday, May 18th.
The members are respectfully requested to call on
the committee fer tickets.
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Steam EnWfneS.
PnCKET R00E IOST-

OK spk ndid stsam Engines and Boilers, from ten 60
y thriy power all complete, and guaranteed % be
inside Of n very best material a1e ioi safe cheap Gall
rgSvi ~ ANDERSON & ROMANS,
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RIvER REws.-River slightly the rise, with
six and half feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
usettled with occasional showers.
Arrived. C Cline. from Memphis; Acoacia
Cottage, from ports above; Ella with V. K Stephen
son in TOW from Davis Rifle
Departed-Cline, for Memphis; Blanche Lewis,
and Umpire, for ports above.
Boats Leavipg--The popular packet s. P. Hib
bard, being una .by detained will leave this day
al 10 A. NJ. for Pttsburg steamer SalHe West, for
ST. Louis, at ? o'clock L. Howard, for New Orleans
at 8 o'clock p. NJ; steamer Ella, the next up river
boat.
Boats Ezpeoted-Steamer Tempest, from Louis,
Vile; Poland, from Cincinnati, and City of Hunts
vile, from Memphis.
Business at the laniing rather slack for this sea-
III
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Prof. HnskeIl,e EIectrIc On.

my one Wautag Flour Bran Meal, &C, IRON Rock City
Mills will dad Order Box tbs Post Office and as W.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, whsre the calls four
times each dav. RAUMAN q co.
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ATTENTION, FIRE PoLICE.-YOu are hereby noti-
fed to meet a. the Commercial Insurance Office
this evening st o'clock.
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re- The Memphis Appeal predicts that half
crop Of cotton will not be raised in the immediate
Valley Of the Mississippi, on account Of the great
foods.
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IA We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
iucements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are an object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
a lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Duoas and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose of imme-
latey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
J. c. NICHOLSON s. Co,
apr7-tf No. % Public Square.
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Fresh Arrivals.
FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 y and 4 boxes do
so dUzsn best KY Mustard;
20 cases " I'D cherry Randy;
10 d. Raspberry DO
80 barrels and 4 b5ls S. Lou Crackers;
80 bags Black sppe';
10 do AspIcs;
10 do kace Ginger;
100 boxes, \ and 4 5oKss Layer Rasins;
200 20 SelecIsd Flgs;
20 do LenOnE
IS barrels 5 AiIOldE
10 90 PscsnS
do Fllbsrts;
co Ergish Walnuis;
do Cream Nuts
IS boxes P ssrl Sarch;
100 barrels best Simmer Ale
20 casks London Porter;
20 de English and SEQ ca Ale, quarts and pntg.
$50 gross Percussion Matches;
50 barrels super American andy;
20 do DO do Gin;
50 60 old BOurbO and MO1oagahsla Whisky
Fine fHnna
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Land and Negroes fOr Sale.

DY virtue OF decree Of the Couhy Court OF Stewart
county, In the Of j. W. Parker, administrator
eIhsr against George W. Daniel and olhsrs viii
URDAY the 29th DAY Of May next, sell tho highest bid
der credit Of twelve and eighteen months three tracts
of and toned In the peading in the above cause and
90 tWO negroes, Boy and ne other Man. al the Ete
sidence OF David DRBisl deceased, in Stewart county
april 2I-WA JOHN W, PARKER, Spec. Com.
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~. The Committee on Post-ofices and Post
roads have reported unfavorably to the policy of
electing p0st-masters by the people
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" z CORFELIUs, Agent fog the sale Of Fisks Coia
w bratad patent Metallic Burial Cases.
avar aTsd 10 attend ali Funerals heEeofoEs, when
80 49, T s. required. Oeoat The Phsnx WaFsroon,
No spTne street, near Cherry. Residence no. l2 Vim
Efras ;, between Spring and Broad
n VIII also attend 70 rec forwarding bodies
-
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Gold Pen Mandatory.
FFEszEIEs -
r. H HOsKINs.

T. H. HOsKINs,
IS Third &c, between Market & JeffersOn'
LOUIsVILLE, Ky,
FFRRs 70 the public Cold Pens Of bis manufacture
~ At Wholesale retail warranted equal 70 any made In
the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED & REPOINTED,
OLD PEGS sent BY mail, accompanied with 50 cents IN
- 9l p Z ~ p = -Ifab lA--daERlT
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Land Warrant Lost.

T HAVE lost Land Warrant Issued 70 ne under ne
eel Of 1888 Ter nv gsrVces in the var Of 1919, ior
eighty acres 1907 in Capaia Joseph aorans CON o.
Georgia Militia, and have this day nlsd ea'iAb IN o.
der 70 make application for Duplicate weren't oCv
mayA--W6t JANIS ASSA-
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ng- Bishop FEEEwAS, Of the Protestant EpiscO-
pal church, died at his residence in Little Rock
Arkansas. on the 29lh ult.