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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-07

Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
A drawing VIII be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
Es- All ORDERS for Schemes or Tickets to be ad
dressed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care of City PostO
Charleston So. Ca mara I'd
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s9eriG,sa sales.
sIIERfFF,s SALE,

pY virtue of vendtioni exponas 10 me directed and
u delivered from the honorable Circuit Court of Da-
wilson county Tenn, its january term 1852 will
expose 10 public sale TO the highest bidder for cash
al the courthouse yard gate in the city Nashville,
on SATURDAY, THE 23RD DAY OF APRIL, 1853,
AL the rght title claim, interest and estate which
henry kubley then h or may have since acquired
In and 70 the following described Lot OF Ground, sit
uated IN Davidson county and State OF Tennessee,
being Lot No. 20 in ID. T. McGayocks plan OF lots ad-
joining Nashville commencing al stake on Summer
street the OF Lot No H. running thence along
Summer street ninetyhve feet to the corner OF Lot
one 6l2 feet to a stake, thence al right angles with
the line of Lot No. 81 ninety-hve feet TO a stake,
thence al right angles one hundred and eighty one
o-l2 feet to- the beginning. For other particulai s
reference il made 10 registration OF deed in the Regis
ter's office OF Davidson county, Book No. 10, pages
ar and 37s &c being levied the property Of
Henry Kubley, satisfy judgme Mt rendered in IA.
yor OF Jacob McGavock against Henry Kubey and
John Manned March 21st, 1859.
J. N. HINTON, Sheriff.
mar22-td BY Z. Z. DRAKE d. Sheriff
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80 $40 prizes amounting to.............S 81 -O2 goo
Tickets so, Halves $40 Quarters IS 90 Eghths 81 SO
A Package OF % Whole Tickets, at $50 costs . sS2C
There ara IL drawn ballots, ard each ballet be-
iug worth so, makes. $40
is per cent Oh, scng Observation-Disclosures. 30
Leaves het..-...a--.-. .-....-..-..... 2o4
Leaving risk b the purchaser ,.......... ssla
Persons Sho desire need only remit the risk a
Package tor which Ne sal sead CeTtlnc4te, Is fol-
loNs
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NAagnIncent Scheme
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
5485 Prizes amounting to ............ $500, 900
Whole Tickets SO; HalvesS5; QuartersS2 SO
Certificates of PACKAGES will be sold at II
TO BE DRAWN
EACH sSA1URDA I IN APRIL.

HH-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receivingit.
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~ ~ 0FNFf7 a7-'ll 80 y =. = TIT
.eeFs baltimore Nd will meet with prompt Attsn
ton and the printed onlciA drawings sent
sxer FRANCE CO.,
feb2s-tA Managers, Maryland state Lotteries
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Shirt Collars,
Canes! Canes!

DECEIVED this day every variety of Shirt Collars
II OF TIRE best quality.
mars j. n. AcGIII.
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whole TicketsS2O; Haivess o; Quar-.
Iers S..

Approximations to the 500, 600, of 5000 each 4
of4Oo 90 so 900 of 400 to 80 600 of40Oto 900
4 OF O SIO 600.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
Demonstrations Of the SympathizerS Cd
Browns Execution.

Boston, Dec. 2.-The colored popp' ..;o,
are holding meetings, keeping thu. dow Iaa'; ~
memory Of Brown. Most of y Jay ,oa ~
Grape on the arm, and their r',.oas ~ h "esi
ness are closed. A mass mast; , - e. .h.
citizens is called for this evening at the T re-
mont Temple. A mo-. Ion was introduced
in both branches of the Legislature to adj
!ourn' out 1t was Legatived by large ma
jority The bells were tolled in the vari-
GUS towns adjoining, flags placed at half
mast, and other tokens of spect manifest
ed by tie fanatics on all hands.
Albany, Dec. 2.-One hundred minute
guns were fired to-day, commencing at half
past II o'clock. in commemoration of the
execution Of John Brown, at Charlestown.
A negro prayer meeting was held in
Shiloh Presbyterian Church Grew. Fl II.
Garnett) corner of Prime and Marion streets
New York city; also, in DR.. Cbeever's
Church, and other places in Now York citv.
A sympathetic meeting was held at svra-
cuse, the City Hall bill tolled 60 times .
corresponding with Browns age.
A meeting was also held at Nat;ona, Hall,
on Friday last; and addresses delivered bv,
Lueresia Mott, Mary Green, DR.. Furness
and others.
r, Prayer meetlrg s were also held at Boston
plymouth, New Bedford, Worcester and
other places in Massachusetts, addresses of
sympathy and bells tolled, &C., in memory j,
of John Brown.
At Concord, N H., the bells were to- od
for Brown.
At sympathizing meeting in Gle ,e,,nd
last Friday night. 5000 people ass mhlad
The hall was dressed in mourn; no and
several addresses were made. s' ""o
At Montreal (Canadal larg e meeting
was held. Friday morning; as ermon was
preached by negro preacher. and collec.
ton taken up for Browns fam lily. On Sat-
u'roay anot1or pnbi!c meessr g was held at
the same place, at which sneeelss ~ az
A'"N' " OA' 'A'"e' " A'~S' on, and others.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

done my part, according to the best of my ability
and it remains only for me to offer myself, all that
am and all that have, to the Commonwealth,
wherever she may order me mine, in any SER
vice, when the term of my present office closes.
submit detailed recomm endations in another
message. l am, most respectfully and devotediy,
your obedient servant,
HENRY A. WISE
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
EXECUTION OF JOHN BROWN.
+ correspondence of the Baltimore American. ]
CHARIEsTowN Va Dor 1
THE INTERVIEW.

LAEOU llUN UT JVHN DkUWN.
CHARLEsrowN, Dec. 2, ?. M.-The dis
patch sent at noon to-day has already put
the public in possession of the main fea-
lures of the execution of Capt. John Brown
for his reasonable and insure ctionarv do
ings at Harper's Ferry. The following en-
braces all the particulars of the me morable
event that seem worthy of recording.
At an early hour the town was in more
than usual stir, even for the stirring times
that have fallen upon this neighborhood -
Soon the movements of the military drew all
the citizens of the place and all others :, 10
had been able to gain admittance to the
town to the vicinity Of the place assigned for
the execution.
The prisoner was brought out of Jail at
IL o'clock. Before leaving he bid adieu to
all his fellow prisoners, and was very affec-
tionate to ali except Cook. He charged
Cook with having deceived and mislcd him
in relation to the support be was to receive
from the slaves. He said he was led by him
to believe they were ripe for insurrection.
but be had found that his representation
were false. Cook denied the charge and
made but little reply to Brown. The nriso-
ner then told the sheriff he was ready. when
bis arms We're pinioned, and he walked to the
door, apparently calm and cheerful. He
wore black SLOUGH hat and the sama cloth
es worn during his trial. As he came out
go was taken under guard of the military
Six companies Of Infantry and one troop of
horse, with Gen. Taliaferro and his entire
staff, were deploying in front of the Jail.
At the door of the Jail an open wagon,
with pine box in which was a fine oak cot.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09


Now to revert to the 4th section of the 4th
article:
In this section, there are two things against
which the United States guarantees protection
1st. against "iuvasion" Not one kind of in
yasion or another, but simply 'ivo0saoas" of all
kinds from every quarter; and no application
for protection is required against "lnvaslons. =
Whenever it comes, however 1t comes, iC IS 10
be protected against. The word itself imports
force from aojthout-any force from without the
State invaded, whether from foreign country, Or
alien enemies or Indian tribes; 1t IS conhned TO
M particular invasion. And against this the
President has the means, provided by Congress
in the laws raising and providing standing ar
nv and navy-the land and naval forces OF the
Tinted States which need not be ''called forth"
but are armies already raised and standing, and
navy already ''provided and maintained" The
President is commander in-chef OF these, and
NAV order them to repel actual invasion, as they
are already in actual service without being
SCALED forth" And he is surely as much bound
to execute the Constitution as the statutes OF
Congress ssThe laws" to be executed, embrace
both. and he has the means to execute both pro,
vided IN the statutes for raising a'naaes and
providimg Macy, as soel1 as ~ the taos csSt'ng
forth the militia.
But to proceed;
and. The second thing that every State is to
be protected against is, 'donaestic vlolence. =
These words import force from within-a go
naestic force, acting in rebellion or lnsurrectlon
or obstruction of the laws, against the State
To interpose against this, there must Dc an"aP-
plication of the Legislature, or OF the Executive
of the State when the Legislature cannot DO
convened.
And under this clause of this section, special
acts of February 28th, 1895, and of March 3d..
1907, have been passed. They are wholly dis
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.gatt t afns bp GItprapb.

Arrival 81 Steamship North BrItoE,
NEwIoRK. June line steamship Kern Brtoi
sriv< ousoe to-dss. vim Livsrpoa sd4sas uf ~
lei IND ne nsvs mis arrival isssusrauy uHiu'
poriua4 ne steamship EisEaas = neachei Lir
erpol p ms - iust "a =. D. naFsns'. savi
oes reaAsd Liverpool IN the
Tie sardinians lad forced ! q ms r.seT sesi'
nader TIE immsdists eonmand o. TIrio Emanasi. an.
suraeeded in capturing Paisstro and ahins many Of M
Ausirians pH-neu
ne rrnor that sasfsaiai bad been drfestsd Iucts co..
amsuan. Dspstdhes received Hoa Fuin Estimate
that he Is making further prusFes IN Lent rdT uva,
pnuoaay erbusd tbas BE- had been fepaised-
L Nspoieun b nhout b change his hea6ausriefs from
Alcs..udria b csssis.
Il vas reported u Paris hat rs son Is lhs Frenrh en-
trf NHsn, Ennsua md Prussia win make joiut strenuous
snsrts % tormiuais the Whr by nreoiisuun-
kaEat had occurred 1t Florsnos between q party ~
Eusiish snd American s~iiors. beosuse TIE latter wurs
uioolor foseffes
yERoEA. Nay n-ne Rmperor Of Austria. ne
~Afraause Charles ana General Hes. suived here. ~
Toufs for ne hsadqasrtsu q ne army.
Ar. Dennison vas reelected speaker q
Parliament On the sist ut
Il was rumared hst Napoleon would return &c Paris In
Aspst. after TIE hrsi series o. military o-peruions
@AN - 49,
cndnue
M German net shave approved q ne aatioa iopisos
a army ca he Rhins
The Paris B0une vas bu9yanL Il a. sdruaoa Of over I
frsns. nree per esuis closed At sos frsBes.
Arrival Of the Steamship Jasper.
NEW ORLEaNs, June u.-rhs steamship Jasper has
arrived beiov frup Niniitsu Vim san Franruu dates
q ths 2sh nit. she lea Mininuan en- tie sh ind.
ne steamship stsphsns lsn ssn Frsacizn Cor
Pmama On the2oh M thug sLso.o0o in specie and
90 passcnEFrs.
Busines ct san Franaoo vas brisk The mining uas
SD, there being plenfy o. water. CoGre-taies q DARK
ltlac-, fos other quaiues the marts; uas uBehaged
ne adsioes from Fuzsr river were disoorraginE.
The shiu Lecket Som King and Derby. frumNev Tork;
The Golden Rocket and y ~shaaEsIe. fou Boston n
GerEiana- from Mslboune and the James Brown. ssaia
Claus and Bla1k Prince from Hons Kong. have arrived.
he sioop o. war Deatuss was a. Rssleo.
The steamship New York Outward
Bound
NEw YORK, June IL-The steamship Eew Tork saii-
Cd Cor Bremen to-day win sf0oooo in 4oee.
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mOnftarp and fiHantlal
NENPHTs DAnT 1PPrAL oFTIcE,


NEW oA~LEASs-Fr0n he Picayuns. Junes TX
change dan clear sirrlilg foeNGlloh ban % iadinE
drafts 1oskGioe francs rnnge from s 1os g. days
On Ne~ Tork kels PEt dis asht sold Al from A8A
Ht preuium.
NEw T~oRK--From he Herald, June 7 he bank
statement for he wcek thoEs q tesrease In loans o.
s1isoss&, In pecie q s5ai ST., in deposits o. ASA
SIS in the circuiation there l. an Increase q s2ef- 81.
specie olmn Is concerned ne sexual nIpmeni q
specie which told against The statement to-day vas over
tkres miniouxi yet ne banks only show a loss a
e5lbu. WAN TIE psst fortnight EIGHT minlons bava
heea shipned q Euupe. but he hanks have uulv lost
ahout . uinioa and = half.
us Tines o. tie sah reports ne freisn exchanges
for TIE steamer ASIA, sailing 70 morroE, closed, aner a
fair amount q business al Iio9IfOE A. 90 DAYS on
Lsldon, and iios less a sixteentha a. siEht o. Paris
ne Eehf rate vas also reduced TO % OK stand 5 nat
Ftf2Afa a. 80 dsys. he export temard for zoli b. fur
her re1aced from the mgremeut a. last Week. and for
this racke viii scarcely exceed uue-half ne Persias
shipment two weeks aro- The hank Statement aG1rds
sststEcfian On The street, and Is n1t witanof is inhuenoe
IN ~Eteatying ne market for money, vhich We report
guiet, thought a. he full advance made In rates last
vsek Demand loans are generaliy placed At = cent
and Mercantile balls within oday date, att cent
rcunessee bonds soid 500 a. % and 1000 a. Sc.
ST LOuIs--From the Democrat June Nouey q
bec0ming quite close in this city, and eastern eEchanEe
more scare sight drafts On he east al I premium fcr
h1nkahle funds Exchange on EeW Orleans Is easier,
md sells Al sAH premium Currency b less shun-
dant. me buying rates cuutiuue % lkGlH y cent
dIsnount- Tine bills ca New York and New orleans we
gu0ie o. follows % day dfafs, namlnany \ p csnt.
tiscouni o. day, ~ 90 day, AZ tnonths 5NasH.
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DY virtue - two orders q sale to ne direciei frou
ID the Lsw Side - The Cuum1n law md ChancerT Cour
o. the cifv o. Memphis. acainst J. l. Sadarraas IN.
Isaac sadsrraus. D.. nm q John I. SaTsrrani
a Co. 7 yin on an DAY o. Iuiy next. In roui o.
the CUuft Hruae IN ne city 81 Memphis. 81
g. he hiEhesf hiiier. fr cash. bots fs3. Ia. 10, 1ai
Ifa. 1ss.IGG Ifs. Isl IeS. Is6. Is7 res. Iss. 100 IsI. Iss
Ig9 20eI. 9O2. ga, eof. 25. 20 ca ga. 2sf. 2B. 2ss
~. fs- 10. $40 ant 2t. hinr IN the county q Shelby
Tennessee. On a plan 81 safaiiVislan % fhe rruperfy O. "
B. Greeulaw 4 Ca.J T. Santrans A. Co. R. p. LconFy
=. z EeeI aud dfhHrs- nertt q E1vou Gnyusa aud east q
KAN street, .in The city 81 Memphis, levied On a. proper
~ 81 said J. L. Safarrans A. O. e satisfy judgments reu
dsred before Hunr 2. Hill Esl- q Jusucc 81 ne Peac
q SD counfy, On 81 JAY. ISIS, IN tavor % Sfccklry
Wsiaan A. C.. r.. J + Ssdarrns a Cone fer SSH
HnET- T.. MI
June 4 1873. ges-Iauf1 shsrin sbrnr Comfy
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RECEIVED FEH soHrH BHTros.
LIvEAPOoL. Junsi-ns ales ~ caian far three
DAYS have smouuisd 70 5000 bales, o. rhieh Spectator,
took 100, and exporters soo bales n markethas al
vauced i-Is5s PAR and Nidning ~quaiues have in
proved mast. ne market Generally eiasiug vim 40 -
vsneing ~tensency at ne foIsvins quoatsu Midniug
Orleaas 81. MAILING Uplahis CO.
TIE sdrioes from Manchester are hsofaaie. and ths
market dosed setivs. ne uesthsr being iavorsbis ~ ne
dops.
M market fr Bresdstun. ssnsusy doa with q
aeclining teuasueN sua P~roTsians eiossd ssesiy. Flour
eiosed VIA ~eeriiniuE ~tenisary. ~ qusiiues havins
hiEhny declined
BiElsna. Anhya A Coz Circular quoisa Plrk dossd
Arm. and Barou closed quiet. Lard closed dull ~ eosG
90 O.. Sugar dosed steady. c re- generally dssed
quiet.
~LossoS-BaEius Buahers A Co qaaie Whist dssd
Win a declining tendency, having declined a8h slsar
dased quiet
American siOts are am cOnsos sr Money dossa
At NHHN"Am
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SHERIFF,s saLE.

ID NTTI' q u Il-IlNIlH EI07II0ls l7sl0I o. IIe
ID Clerk cf DE Law side - he emma Law ard
ChrnoTy Coau q the ely a. Msmphis cne In aror q
Geo T ". ~shephard vs. J. l. Sahlrrans n Co, s. P.
Wulker sudJme Wickersham, jutgmeut IN Dee, 1855,
fr sl,l1S s. costs slof two tn favor q RdhL ".
sanford - J. l. Ssnsrrens a Co. Curtis 4 Enapp.
GWFuue 4 Glts1u and IT. n. Iushfr, iudrmcut I2Ih
July, lsl6s for Siho 3 each. curt cost slf IS each
oue in favor q GETune 4 Gihsn Va J. L. SAT-
arrsus a. Co. Judgement ssh Narch. 1883. for eEe
81 cuurt cost - 81 7 VIII On Nonday, an dsy % July,
Ia fruut o. TIE Court Huuse 10 theciy q Nemphis.T Team. b,
sril for cash o. the highest bidder. ire following real es-
tate Doe No. 10 b. subiirisiau OBJ q The A. B. Carr
TRACT IN ne 1th evil district, Shelby county. Teun-
o. per plan = said fubiiviEion made 10 the case q Joan
p. Carr rs Nancy J. Carr anduhFrs IN The Cancsur
size q the camuun Law snd chanoeTy Court % he cry
o. Hrurhis UEffuinE Isa acres, rs Afhs a-~ea. -
ne rupsrty cfJonn n safanans& Co
sale 10 LEGAL hcurs.
ROBT L s urH, sheriff.
~ GEO y POWEL, Deputy S. s. c.
jane q 1850 icta
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--latest Novelty.
snrs.a . ..,....
FAMILY SEWING MACHISESI

INGER new letter A Transverse shuttle Family
y aud Plantation EeWlng Machine 4 Constructed upun
A. entirely new uiucinle- whereby ne faults n al
other fsnily Erulug mschiues have been rcmedlcd
and aFoi1ed. hlssuperh piece ~ ~fnrnlture D. deo8ratef
10 fhehiEhrsf style a. art
he machipo j. rapid and nearly noHselcss. While d
Is extremely EASY % operate. b. capable q The heaFi-
80 o. well As The duest kind o. work seEirz the strong
81 unen CT Sax thread with the saEe facility as ne very
fnea oubWeb. cgttan or aE- IN TIE tanEuaEe % q New
York oriiir. " n oumhines beauty. lEhfnesss strength.
siurilcitr and Durability with IRE most cumurrheuslre
utility. r~olii1inr for the drst tine our idea q q PR
FECT EWING MACHINE" T. D., without DOUBT,
he very BEST a. well as The CHEAPEST hnry SEWING
machine ever yet invented.
70 Send for q drcuar.
EDWIN DIAN. Prupretor.
MISS REBECCA o Agent
10. 100 and le2 Main street Memphis, next DOR and
1aunectinE with Messrs. Mckinney a Co.'S extensive
furniture ware icons.
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Domosne MaTEe1s. 6T TeIerraph.

EEw 0hLEAzs, Juao u-cottsn-saiss q 400 hsies,
prsfiy bsfass TIE reception q The stssmsr's nevs-ths
uarkst more am- Frsishu 90 Cottan 70 Liverpooi ere
SIS.
NEW T0HE, Sune n -Cgtoa-ns rsrEFi cosel
buoyaBt and saive. having advahoed y sses % 600
bales Middiing UPiands al uk. F1ur-he market
dcsed arm Vim q advuueuE tsndsacy. having 3D.
vaned Zoe sales q foo bris. Corn closed buoyani-
sales q 2s.eo bushels q TeihE a slGs1s PurE olassd
seady Al ST.. carolina Nice eiosei dsn 81 uHeuEc.
suzar-Nusaovaao 5Has.
CTScISSATI. Jane u-Four-ns mHTtei eosee
vim an advancing isndenVy sales Il $50 brs Il 81. 90
es7. Cora dO-sd vifhan adFsBeiaE tsnassJ. hsving
sdvaneedsas Oats closed nrm-quotef a. 81, belus
sn aavanos ofsQG WHISKY gssg
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DT virtue q varuus orters o. sale 20 ne directed
ID fum tn Law side Il he Comma law aud ChancsrI
Ccurf 81 TIE city q Memphis, szainst J. I. Safarrani
sui Isaac sanlrranss B. nrm q IL Sadarrnus A c.,
yin. on an July naEt, IN front q TIE Court Ho1se. II
ne oy q MemFhis sell 70 The highest bidder. Ter cash
LEs Ne. G6 aud &7. IN Whaf a. called the Greerlaw
srlauans sG Lqunry plvisiuu, nurh ~ ne q y q
Memphis, upan uhich there a. q huct house. and h N
sane up1n which 7. l. Sanarraus resided on 5h Mnrch
1858. levied On a. properly q said ,. A. Sadsruus a O.
b satisfy iutrmfuis reufered b. J. Hurne, Esa. 4 Ils-
uce % he Peace q SheIty cuunfv, hh % June 1873. ii
favor o. Tohne1n. Meader q CO. e.. IL szGarans a Co.
me for sEQ - and Costs che % sE1l - oue for 41Ie d
snd costs, and oze sar s12s IS md costs.
RoB L. sHITH,
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city. town. a. Flars. Wherea newspaper ahauhe printed.
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81 clrcuiaucu uifhln ne raare 81 delivery a. said cnce,
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sHERTFF,s III.

n rtrtus q Two orders o. sale 10 me drecfoa r-m
- ne Law SIDE af t1a ccmuon Low rnf Ch1n1cry
C5rrr 81 no city % Mcmphi-le against W C. C1rcs
4 Ea. i1 taVcr Of " < P1sfou. fal $50 ca and cots.
oailufuusrt rendered byJ H1rue a Ja-rce CT Pg1ca
q shelly county On lIh April las sri Che ottar IN
favor Ell p " Lana ard " B. Guif arm 90 r1ra q
anild. aralru M G. Cave. fr etE7 d rrf rc-a 90
14zEsnr-cnfsrcd hy saeI Horne. on I0ta a1rI. lsF-
Z uIi On ~ So ~ Of Juiv. 1850 ln f9rt ~ en- o Co-lf
Hause dor ln ne civ 81 Memphis. sell Co -le hiF1el-
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