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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
LATL,R FROM INDIA and CHsNA
,rcpr ,<r,rrrrEs--sRrrIsH VICTORIES.
Cotton s,esay-Bradstuas Fim-consss 9S9S9S4'

w. 1,ov,l Mail steamship Psris, Capt. Jnikins,
h,h .i.d fr,,n, Liverpool u; o'clock on the after
,..,, ef the I6,b inst arrived here at O'Clock on
Tuesday morning
The screw steamship vigo which left Liverpool on
Yednssdsy O Z. 49, also srrie.d THes ay morning.
Ar ipcrcused demani fnr moneyhad been Observable
IN al the principal Continental markets.
The Banks Of Prussia lat Berliui and Frankfort haf
rnSed their rate of discount 10 5 per cent.
The French Government bad issued decree con-
timing to exempt from navigation dues cargoes Of
acur rice, vegetables, &c.
A Barore,cy bad bsen conferred on Sir James
Outran for his Indian services.
Mr.. .I,arbar the recently appointed British Consul
far ygnia has been removed 10 the ls0nd Of Gambia,
and Dir George Moore il appointed his successor.
The race for the CesaroN itch handicap at Newman
ket for which the American horse Priorsss was first
fsvonte, was won By Rocket by head only-Pnore's
ana the Brewer running dead heat for the second
place. Thiry.fve horses ran.
The n ip Ango-Saxon OF Boston was ct Ba'hurst on
ne 9th Sept with her captain and crew dead OF fever.
The American bark Antelope was lost near Hong
Kong.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived at Southampton on
the afternoon Of the l2th oct.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
BARNUM on MONEY MAKING.

very intere sting lecture the shortest ani surest
way Of makirg fortune was delivered IN tue Free
trade Hal. Manchester. on SATURDAY last, by of
the most famous masters Of this rather dineut an,
the renowned Phneas T. Barnum. very iNge suii,
erce, numbering probably upwards OF 80 assembled
at the appointed hour 10 see the great Snowman aud
10 hear from MS lips the results OF his extensive obser
yations and varied experience touching the important
matter on which he had engaged TO speak Like Taos;
Of the specuations Of which Mr. Barnum has had the
anagement the lecture was great suceess 1t
might have been supposed that gentleman VINO IS
bug Of the age. would have been rather unsound
teacher and guide, and that some Of the prnc-
pies Of action which he might recommend would De
such as rigd norahsi could not altogether approve
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
RUSSIA.
EXTRAORDINARY STATrvFyTs

TIE L0s DON Daiiy Aers If tie 10Th. contains let
ter from 81. Petersburg, which makes the following
remarkable disclosure:
The result Of the calculations lately made by the
wel-known Astronomer, Pruf. Struve Of the Univer-
sity Of Dorpat, relative 10 the true geographical posi-
tons oi St. Petersburg and Moscow ard the distance
between tie two capitals Of the empire, is that the
actual lcrgth Of the railroad H. by Astronomical obser
vstions 10 less than NJ werss about 90 niles shorter
than iis noninalength 0f 6os wcrss or other words
that the Government for whose account the railroad
was constructed has had 10 pay ubou. seventh of
the value or twelve millions OF roubes, more than il
ought to have paid. s. the rolling stock OF the 81,
Petersburg and Moscow Railway furnished By an
American company, who are paid for the same al 80
much per wers, L follows that III this quarter the
Government have been paying also most fearIu,
overcharge The poles erected along the line to de-
note the distances have been systematically fixed in
the wrong places, as to nsiead both the Govern
nent and the public.
"TLe Emperor was u the mos. vicer. state Of x.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Ftr PTrr1 LONDON Frifsy, U3t I1-1f,-.I
Jhe Colonial and Foreign PrCdros Ia.Tksis have 0ech
drIing the week but without animation. AosEY sou~t
. e ceft y CossOLs e4vs N Of ~ az x mo-,
81 aaes fof the account, Bar sfiyEs. u. hexNas
LAS, ~. American Eagles, 6 ?. DoIsLoo>'-'F
30 South ADsncaa, 1919 = ,ors,s
saic. a. foI low frsy 81 fr sood k IL et
too at e as for fsir Red IS bsxi DoHrica reaI
IA. Rsd. ..,,. .ol
COcHISE.LOf $40 bag, q, srcton st"1t tso a. or
HoudurAs dlver a. sdS 10 for fair bold and Sa'' -
end mid. Mexiean dark silver benz t1srn N a. "a
LEAD steady; common Pa 81 , a Al W; ,,~. ~
(oFtEr frr and i5r coory descriptions rlfh,r Cy
SELL. eo .is,ed Of Sa cssk. barrels l5 bag - NJ
lon "a. god Tor tne ordinary email mixed ~. g,5 e<r
ding 70 cod i6ilng Of253 BEG. Ss,ise Ceyion rs
With fir AZ at 20 d5I FOR good % He ordH.y - tssski
piek 45 Jam se. S.S
In s2t hsr. RIO were ais, bought IN, AZ 9. dS '''
diu.ry brswu aaa 45 ios kpe oscalsry pAae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
AUSTRIA.

panic was prevailing on Change at Vienna,
caused by the OF the spectators at the approach
ing resumption Of cash payments by the Bank.
Tie Imperis Lar G0.efe publishes prohibition
TO export into the principally of Serya suy arms or
ammunition except III small quantlties, aud with
Government permit.
The Cologne Ga=ctfe says that Austria will demand
explanations Tom the Pope respecting the augmeuta-
ton # the French igroes at Rome.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

'ieu'cn' o. 'esri' : 'hr shove srd cave irr,r., =
orders { The srci-t inv,.tigstio into -. &c..
he ca.s 20 be maze wi'h the WV to iufic, tb -, y
snTrmar' Punishment on ih" parties incHy .;.d IN 49,
D.fnT'hs IabsHci."ni bui ~ 80 many persDps N ~
ghes, rank zni impatai - are c,,nurn .e !. 20 as
affair, = - NJ likely trs' ihe fnvestiy ~ on ~ -
c, r'irusj, bot on the contrary the mater 49,
hpsbed np 20 preveli The pnrlic ,esndal Of tie -
den fuFms b-ifg exposed "ad made 10 saiI- ihe D.
taken in this s,Focioas framt. -s'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

syn st Te:usn, this outrage may ser'e a. pretr1t
s,r an expediti0u against the MoOrish Empire,
which is coveted BY Spain, as Wel ~ by France.
The Sultan, Abderrshman. ~ enieebted BY age. and
hated by bis subjects far hs grasping proPensite-
one-haf OF the population being Just now sctuaily
riscn in rebellion against his exaction'. What An
excellent opportunity for war, glory and anneAa-
tion II Godsend for both O'Donneil aud Ma
uo>Nu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
AUSTRALIA.

Tie Australian mail Of Augnst 10 had been ro-
ceived in England but the correspondence aud news
papers add nothing of Importance to the teegraphe
accounts
Trade was dull ~ Melbourne and the stock o goods
was large. The imports had been galnps upon Tue
exports.
The electric telegraph was in operation bttweH
Melbourne and Al. laide.
The largest nugget of gold ever ding out Of the eana
was tsiI.g exhibited at Gclbournc. II weighs 2lS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
PRUSSIA.

The establishment of the Regency hai been officially
notified to all foIe'gn Counts, and, IN reply to the
notiicaton tie four great powers 0. Europe idIle-
datey elegraphed their congratulations to the Prince
# Prussia.
The departure Of the King and Queen from Berlin
to Mersn II described having been most af citing
scene. An immense crowd greeted the King with
enthusiastic marks of sympathy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
PORTUGAL.

decree permits the free importation Of wheat, rye
and barley, in grain, hOur or bread, into Oporto.
Brega tiGna, Ns Real AID Bro ganza, until the eud
Of May, 1879.
The Queen Of Portugal is announced TO be pregnant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
TURKEY.

The Turk. in CsnG.A bal again made .nch s;.,,..
th,t = was feared the MASSACRE Of the Cbri-r',n.y
iltrrI'd' Crest excitement prevailed. Two -
Island. ~ )" tSs
REPORTS are revived that the Porte has re-s-e3 :,
cade The Island Of Perm. To- England.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

70 culsncipae th,,msalyes from Russian supremacy!
sud whether pubhc expectation ~Ili. therefore, not
be- disappointed on th. point as Well as oh l"''-
nom nf internal pocv.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
MOROCCO.

A dispatch from Tsiuan, Morocco, staes that the
N.ce-COIsuls Of Spain aud France have been assas-
sinated. No particulars given. 1t believed
that the two Governments would gd,p; energetic
measures to obtain satisfaction.
A Paris telegram says the two ships-of-war lately
sent 10 Lisbon would proceed TO 1uan 70 avenge the
u4le.dcr..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
SPAIN.

The Madrd journals are occupied almost exclusively
with election matters.
TIE Marquis de TWgot, ex.Mnister from France,
had taken leave OF the Queen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

Tse ATLANTIC rtltcapa COMPANY PROSECUTED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
FOUR DAYS lATf.'d FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF ~fBE PERSIA AND vIGo.
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ME- ~ u y H. - .

The City Of the Great King, by BARCLAY.
4. Life and Times Of Aaron Burr, by J. PARTON.
Debt and Credit. Translated from the German.
White Lies, by CHARLES KEADE-
Northern Travel, by BAYAKD TAYLOR.
Three Days in Memphis, by USIsAS.
Twin Roses, Narrative, by ANS Cora RTrcuE.
The Cousins, or the Captains Ward.
Salt Water or Sea Life, an Adventure.
Just received and for sale by
mar3-u CHARLES W. SMITH
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NEGRO MEcHANIcs.-A meeting of num-
Der of respectable mechanics citizens of
NashviIle-was held last Tuesday night, for
the purpose of devfsing some means to rid
themselves of the competition of slave me-
chancs. SAM'I. p. AMENr, Esq, accepted an
invitation to address the meeting. aud acquit-
ted himself in his usual forcible style. We
learn that the object of the meeting and the
speaker have been misconceivcd or misrepre-
sented-sOme persons believing or pretending
to believe that the movement was intended as
blow at negro labor, wherever and however
used. Such an idea as this has not been en-
tertained. In many of the mechanic trades
negroes have bee n intrusted, and taken places
in shops to the exclusion of free white labor
This evil is what the meeting was called to
devise "a remedy for, and what Mr.. AMENT
raised his voice against. Give the white me
chanic and his friend and advocate, their
duesi
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MEssRs. EDITORS: l take pleasure in making
the following statement:
had risk on my stock of goods in the
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford,
Conn, through their Agent at Nashville, Jos.
Nash, Esq, to the amount of $4,000 My
house and part of the stock was consumed by
fire Jan. y, 1850; after much labor. etc. 1t
was enabled to assert. invoice and have the
saved goods appraised and proof made, VIXEN
it was found that the portion of loss falling on
this Office amounted to S4407 81. which amount
has this day been paid me by Mr.. NASH, and
ii affords Inc great pleasure to state that it
has been paid cheerfully and without any
quibling on the part Of the company or their
Agent. Respectfully,
March Il, 1858. JOHN MORROW.
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The Proprietor Of this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily in Nashville respectfully invites
call from the Agrculturiss and Mechanics of David
county ,-preferring trial and thorough erdD'ind-
ton of the machine any description of its perform
ancc that he might give. \ leading feature Of this
shelter is its simplicity thing, which of itself,
above all others. 1t is plain, simple and sub
stantal in construction, not liable TO get out Of order
and will shell in the hands of person in perfect
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (what other shelter in the coun
try will do,) twenty bushels Of corn per hour. The
Proprietor is prepared to dispose of State County
Rights single machines, on the most reasonable
terms; and, in consequence of the unprecedented
'hard times will exchange the same for land, hors-
es mules or any kind Of grain farming produce at
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and can be had reasonably low Price of single Ma
chimes sI2 and Sl6. AS they going of rapidly
those who may wish TO purchase are invited to give
us an early call. Remember the place-No. ~ Public
Square-Shied's Auction Room. feb26-1m
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Medical Science.

The history of 'fHOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, y
the most remarkable Medicine of the day and the
ny cures that have been performed with it in of
Lirey Complaint Dyspepsia Nervous Debility; and dis
eases arising from disordered liver or stomach pla
among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world The diseases to
which these Btters applicable so universal
that but few of friends who may not test
their virtues their families circle Ofacquain
tances and prove their satisfaction that there
is al least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator. Itis
fact that, in the minds Of many persons, prejudice
exists against what are called Patent Medicines but
why should this prevent you resorting to article
that has such array of testimony tn support
Hollands German Bitters? Physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard it? Judges, usually consider
ed men of talent, have and do it in their own fam
lilies. Why should you reject it? Clergymen and
those the eminent, take it, why should not your
Let your prejudice usurp your reason, 10 the
everlasting injury Of your health if you sick and
require medicine try these Bitters.
These Bittcrs prepared and sold by DR.. c. N.
jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. and
by druggists and store keepers in every town and vii
agc in the United States, Canadas West Indies and S.
Americas at rs cents per bottle. See that the sigma
tre of C. NJ jackson the wrapper of each bottle
MARLIN
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SErrLED.-The personal difficulty which
was brewing last week between Mr.J. C..
BURcH, of the Senate, and Moses WHITE,
Esq, of the House, has been settled by the
Intervention of friends, who. after an investi-
cation of the causes which led to their es-
trangment,
Decide that there is no just cause why eth
er party should censure the other to be found
in the facts in this case. and that the contro-
versy must have originated in a misunder-
standing. We therefore decide that the cor
respondence between the parties be with
drawn, and that all personal remarks or re-
Elections heretofore INDUCED by either, be IN
a like manner withdrawn We consider this
fair and honorable settlement to both par
ties, and trust as the friends of both and low
ers of peace, that it may be SO regarded by
them. Respectfully,
NELL. S. BROWN,
ISHAN G. HARRIS.
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C0al Cooking Stoves.

vNTE have just received from Cincinnati supply Of
w Coal COOKING STOVES which can be recommen-
ded hrst-rate article Also, Coal RANGES, SINGLE
AND DOUBLE OVENS cheap for Cash.
WILLIAM STEWART.
feb22-1Dd II Market street.
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Dp Gflesrapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIIaL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.

H
NEW YoRK, March 2O-The Steamer Arabia
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 9th.
h FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sales of Cotton for the week is $4,000 bales
of which Spectators took 1000 and exporters
1.e00 bales. Middling qualities improved 1.
owing to the light stock. Estimated sales of
barely maintained. Holders offer freely but
show no disposition to press sales. Orleans
fair SD; Middling I'D; Mobile fair Sd; Mid
ding "a; Upland fair 15-l6th; Middling
2 ll-16th. Stock in port lS1 900 bales of
which $4,000 bales are American. The stock
is lower than at any time during twenty
years.
Manchester advices are favorable. Holders
demand an advance. New Orleans tres ordi-
naire at Havre l04 Francs. Sales of the week
10000 bales. Breadstuffs dull; Corn advan-
cling. all qualities slightly advanced; Provis-
ions dull; Consuls 96sG996a for money, and
968(G96I for account; Money market gener-
ally unchanged; Flour dull, nominal; Wheat,
red 6s(9 6s3d, white 7s(9 7s6d; Corn advanced
+ cd to Is; mixed yellow 34s( 34s6d, white Sos;
Beef heavy; Pork dull; Bacon quiet; Lard
firm 46C950; Sugar buoyant at slight de-
cline; Coffee quiet; Rice firm; Rosin 4s5d(9
4s6d; Spirits Turpentine 42(943s; Bullion in
the Bank has increased six thousand pounds;
American securities all unaltered.
SATURDAY NooN.-Cotton declining. ad-
vance OF the week lost; Breadstuffs and pro-
visions quiet.
MELBOURNE, January l6.-Markets dull
GENERAL NEWS
The French Conspirators have not been ex-
ecuted yet. Numerous arrests have been
made.
The French bourse was depressed.
The Danish Ministerial crisis is settled. The
Ministers have withdrawn their resignation.
An earthquake laid Corintt in ruins-3O
lives lost.
A fire at Constantinople burned 800 houses
The Political world is quiet. All the mem
bers of the Derby Cabinet will be reelected
to Parliament without opposition.
The Italian Conference in London resolved
to prepare an address to the various Powers
of Europe to consider the wants of Italy.
DIR. Livingstone and party are about embark
ing for Africa.
The faculties of the King of Prussia are
declining.
The steamer Hammonia is detained in Tur-
key.
Nicholas Ricordai has failed for a million
dollars.
Applications at the Bank of England have
decidedly increased, though the supply is
abundant
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he United States Benevolent Society for th
Diffusion of Useful knowledge.

TINHE following is a SCHEDULE OF Property which
l. viii be given to Purchasers OF Books at the time
Il. IL.
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Good Advice.

The thousands Of cripples whom Rheumatism has
left with stened joints whom Palsy has bereft Of
the use'of their limbs, advised to try BRAgG's
ARCTIC LINnEST which has yet falled to cure
single case OF the kind, in which fair trial has
made In using it, do not spare the friction, but
in well and briskly. It is also useful in relaxing
the muscles, contracted drawn mp from cramp; in
reducing and scattering tumors and white swellings
and healing ulcers, and in curing all of erup-
diseases of the skin Il sale all respeca
BILE Drug stores. MARLIN
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A CAR ID.
NASHVILLE, March 70.

NASHVILLE March 10 1853
MEssRs EDITORS: | deem it due to myself
that l should explain publicly, the reasons
why resigned my place as principal clerk of
the House of Representatives,
1t has been usual, heretofore, for the House
to give to the principal clerk the indexing and
copying of the unfinished Journal, although
they had the power to give it to whom they
pleased. 1t seemed on this occasion, the
crossing clerk, Mr.. CARLocK, in whose election
l assisted, became candidate, not publicly,
but secretly. at last noticed his very gra.
cious smiles towards the members, and partic-
ularly myself l however did not suspect
that he possessed 80 little pride and common
honesty, as to attempt to take advantage of
the principal clerk in this manner, n thing
unprecedented. If Mr.. CARLoCK had said to
me he was candidate for this job and his
intention was to give fair and open race,
and had beaten me, should not have said a
word, for it was his right to become candi-
date if he chose.
There were also some few members in the
House who bore me personal spite, and pos
engaged in this little conspiracy to revenge
themselves.
Having matured this little scheme the APP
preparation bill was brought up. The chair
man of the Committee on Finance had insert
ed my name on his own responsibility. MIR
DoBsoN moved 10 strike out my name and in
sert CARI.ocK. This took me by surprise for
4
said that even wanted it. Mr.. DAVIDSON, Ma
jor Polk, Major BULLOCK, and Judge KING Of
Memphis. rose aud protested against such an
unfair advantage.
The vote WAS taken. and the result was
against me. This determined my course. I'M
medately after this, and in the same bill,
majority of the House of Representatives so-
ted to allow themselves four dollars per day
during the Christmas holidays, bnt refused TO
pay the door-keepers and clerks one cent
did not know whether this was intended as u
reflection upon ali the officers, or the result
of an illiberal, ungenerous spirit.
then, in view Of the above facts, rendered
my resignation.
Before closing this explanation, must say
In compliment to Messrs,. BAYLEss aud GAM
MON Of East Tennessee. although an appeal
was made to them that CARLocK was an East
Tennessean, yet they were too high-toned
and too honorable 10 do me such injustice,
and voted against Mr.. CARLocK. | have writ
ten this merely that the pubiic may know why
resigned my place as principal Clerk, and
feel that my course win be approved by my
friends. Respectfully,
nv HAYWOOD.
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ia The members of the different Fire
Companies and the Hook and Ladder COmpa-
ny are requested to meet at their respective
engine houses, this evening, at l clock. for
the purpose of attending the funeral of their
deceased Brother Fireman Gro. w. MARLIN,
who departed this i fe yesterday morning.
The members of the first Regiment of Ten
nessee Volunteers in Mexico, are requested
TO attend the funeral
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E1- PURE brandy, sugar, ice, water and
fresh green peppermint, when united, COM
pose what the learned term julep. There
is a great deal in the hand that makes them,
and especially great deal in the quality Of
the brandy used Some one divided fiddle
playing inte two great parts, good playing
and bad playing That is the way we divide
juleps. One kind ethcrealizes, the other
produces headaches We now offer hand
some reward to any cnterprising gentleman
who will send US one of the latter kind from
CHARLEY HAYS establishment on Cedar street.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 9-HoUsE-The De-
fciency bill was taken up.
Mr.. Montgomery spoke against and Regain
in favor OF admitting Kansas with the Lee
compton Constitution.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Mr Phelps intro
duced Pacific Railroad bill for the route
through Albuquerque. Terulo village and
Tegow pass; Missouri to build one half the
road and California the other half. The Uni
ted States grants lands to aid and five per
cent for 80 years bonds to be issued for that
purpuse-the road to be completed in ten
years.
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AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred on Saturday
evening last on Deaderick street between
ROBT. S. PATTERSON and DAVID CANTRILL,
which resulted in the latter receiving several
wounds from the former, inflicted by a knife,
and the former being badly bruised in the
face. Tae parties were arrested and will have
hearing this morning before the Recorder.
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kr Bank Sases of soand BAhks en- nj par. Chocks
on New York rsfnissezi for prizes-
A2- Drawings - Large Classes ull be pahllzhea ln
Mes fesk and ses 0rieaaa s4naAy PAPERS snd
Chaxlesfan and s4y.ansh nailses
In oFarng fSckeIs CeTfi1eates enctszsa he mo-
ney ~ eur address isx the Tekess orsrea GA reesps
q wtaeh thry ~lil BE- forwarded b. arss mail Par
ehAsefs s@a have fsaknts snaias any agsre tAsy
may designate.
Tie - q drawn rHmbsfa ana sFazes wsll Dc
pafrhsssrs Immediately zltsr he araNias Furc1..
ssEz ~all pnssa wits lAer signatures plaza and give
thsir Posi- oi-1ce, eoants ard ssa11.
henasmosf tnzt every FEiss = ezzxa snd psysbls u
feli ~sttsnat 4ed acszea
Al FFtz<s ef 81 80 aat uneeF paid tunas1st<y asx
Us dsaNAstAcr prsxex a ne asasl sEae e - a4xs
Al eeHnn s1szsxeee1 ssxseslY saaoaents4I.
- Andfess orders for rxk<zx % C. n. SWAIN.
Nashville. rsza-. a. - ANpEzsos 4 son. A4szzsxs.
MAJ 60 >sxsz14es Ga E7rlA-trs-~4.tA.