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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

.SS2,TS4 81
THO MAS LAYTON, Cashier.
New Orleans June 80, 1852
A fair business has been done in uncurrent money
during the week. The issues of the Illinois banks
have declined, also have Georgia and other South
ern bank notes. Many of the free banks of the West
regarded with more less distrust Most of the
Tennessee banks in good repute, particularly the
old banks.
In foreign bullion and coin the transactions have
been very limited. The receipts of foreign silver for
the week have been only 900. The semi,monthly
supply from the Brazos ST. Iago has been detained by
the low stage of water on the Brazos ST. Iago bar.
The supply of American silver coin continues free,
though in small sums. The brokers purchase over
the counter at i3ct. dis and sell at the best figure
they can up to 999.
Land warrants are inactive, with decline of 100
acre warrants to low figures.
The demand for Mexican coin and silver bullion
has rather fallen off under the European advices.
Buyers of dollars are offering l06
The following were the quotations of the London
Bullion market on the 18th June:
The bullion market has been amply supplied this
week by imports from Russia, America and Australia
principally in gold. There is fair demand for the
continent but not sufficient to clear the market :;
several parcels have, therefore. gone to the bank
There has been only limited inquiry for silver, and
l,ar is nuOtpd III al ~ lower
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ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
Odd Fellows Hail. opposite Lafayette Square.
This establishment has changed hands, thoroughly
paired and for the reception Of its old
the public The Confectionery has been
stocked with every variety, consisting Of
Crystalized Fruits, Sweetmeats1
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream, Strawberries fancy Candies snd
Cakes of every description
Also, general of French Wines
Champagne, Sparkling Caiawba,
Madeira Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors, Soda aud Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Raisins, Figs Grapes, 4s'
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, Bananas, ETC., etc.
Orders received for private parties dinners suppes and
weddings.
The of this house
will be first having services
OF OF the best workme in the city, No pains will be
spared the accommodate render class
saloon-a favorite resort for families. my q Am
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
.5f09

During Continuance the
gers will BIO transported between New Orleans and Pans Man
chac Bridge Thirty. miles from New Oreans by the
trains Of the RAILROAD the Lake. thence safe
and conmodous Manchsc Bridge beyond which
there isno interruption. .
Passengers win leave New Orleans from the Carroon Rail
twenty past the afternoon and returning to New
Orleans will arrive the Depot Circle eight O'Clock
In the M lIng, the hour In the evening.
The trains Kenne will leave the depot at the foot Of CAL
Hope A. NJ and r. NJ Returning, will leave Ken
nef at 85 A. M and 4A5 NJ Freight for this station will
b received the depot from p NJ. until $50 r NJ
Fare, 40 each way.
Freight Manchac stations above will be received daily
1t the old warehouse the south bank Of the New Canal be-
tween Liberty and Howard streets, until bP. NJ.
No freight will be received unless consigned parties red
Ing the established stations the line Of
ncctions.
Il will be by the foregoing that passengers and freight
will be transported without interruption and that connections
with other roads will be made regularly heretofore.
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Children three years old and under those three
md yesrs old hapce all twelve old,
fullfare.
once Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square who reside city have
residence line Of road procure
tickets in twenty for their personal
duced rate.
Tbs Company prepared forward Goods Pack
all kinds 10 place with which they
don receiving and delivering the Of the CITY,
T. 8. WILLIAMS
) ~ II Master Of Transportation
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CATTLE nARxKr.

JEFFERSON CITY. July !. 1889
The market closed with but few Sheep and Hogs,
with about 80 Western Beeves and heavy stock of
Texas Cattle.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
tofice Railroad Building Camp street. opposite
hJete sqnare will deliver in any Of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie, Bank Notes Jewelry etc. received
blythe Railroad otherwise. may be entrusted their
sarge; forward the same with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pur
either at the Express Office at the residences Offices of
Individuals.
On approaching New Orleans Baggage Master will go
through the Train receive the Checks address
wishing their Baggage sent to their hotel residence
HThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
b charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES. IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
~ NJ
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uscURREsf sASk NOTES.
8tbism Of tbt 1larktts far 1ast @stk
CRESCENT ory1cs, No. 70 Ca

CRsscEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, I
Saturday. July !. 1853. !
Business In our general market has been Of a mode
rate character during the past week, though more
favorable accounts from Europe have given some i'm
pulse to the demand for Cotton the prices for which
nave been firmly maintained. In Tobacco the opera
lions nave been quite limited. Sugar and Molasses
arrive slowly and meet with a moderate demand at
previous rates. Flour continues dull and prices have
been Still more in favor of buyers. In Corn only a
moderate business has been done at easier rates.
Provisions of most kinds continue dull with but little
alteration in prices. Freights have been inactive
but generally frmer.
On Wednesday evening, we published the Arabia's
advces, embracing dates from Liverpool to June 49,
and reporting an improved feeling in the Cotton
market, with an advance Of 3D. on the Fair and Mid
ding qualities. The sales Of the week were stated at
$1,000 bales, including 5000 speculation and 5000
for export the market closing firm at SID for Fair to
Orleans, and 6 15-l6d. for Middling Orleans. The
stock on hand was estimated at 63l 900 bales nclu
ping 557 900 American. At Manchester there was
more demand for Goods and Yarns, and holders
asked higher prices. At Havre the sales of the week
amounted to $500 bales, with an advance of franc
in prices. The stock on hand was Sc 200 bales.
CoTToN.. The market was very inactive during
the early part of the week, and up to Tuesday even
ing the sales were confined to about 1900 bales prices
however, showing no alteration of any consequence
as the stock offering was light and not pressing on
the market. On Wednesday, however, with the
more favorable accounts by the Arabia, some 1000
bales changed hands at the range Of our previous
figures, but Thursday the business fell off to 1000
bales without any material alteration in the rates.
Yesterday about 1900 bales were sold, making the
entire business of the week 1900 bales the market
closing at the following ranpa Of nnotatinns
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Stock on naoo NOT 81 o29
TOBACCO. The demand has been confined to
few parties during the past week. and the market has
now very quiet appearance, with sales of only
about 500 hhds., including so at 43c, % at 64 at
g, 36 at g. IL at s. 40 at and "a Inferior Refused
at &c. y ID. We hear of no material change in prices
and nuote as before
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PONTCHANTRAIN RAIL-
~ ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Sunday, May ], 1855:
-DEfARfuRH OF CARS
From City, From Lake,

which VIII The last regular tfh1H
On Sundays the train will make the o'clock morning
TRIP and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until IL
O'clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be half hour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will at GENTLY Station, when notified
mail trips and after O'Clock p NJ Sundays Fare
each cents and conductors must have timely notice to
vtop. AGO If
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We give our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood &
Co., corner of Camp and Common streets:
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Ea GREAT SOUTHWESTERN

Eu q GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
E 1MAIL ROUTE.
.A-=.I--- Through to New York in -Four Days
and Nineteen Hours-Avoidng all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis Louis Chicago Cincinnati
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved !-ony Seventy Miles staging-via
Few Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILROA
y Canton thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Bins, Sutton Dudeys treble daily line Horse Post
Coaches 10 Grand Junction Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis New York had the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
cow become good and close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Is pro-
crossing rapidly, and the staging will reduce accordingly.
a7-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
az I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
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DOMRALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
ID EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds Of packages and
freight Hayans Metanz Csrdenas Villa Clara saeua Ia
Cuba Trinidad Cisnfuegos etc. in connection with the Ex
presses Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co.. United States
Express Company American European Express and E1
change Company the United States California and Europe
Agents in New Orleans, REDDTNG CO.,
fels If st. Charles st. under st. Charles Hotel.
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r OST- YESTERDAY MORNING. 18th inst, in the Ram
Il part omnibus on Canal street between nauphn
and Chartres Streets enameled GOLD BRACELET. 1he
finder will he suitably rewarded and confer favor leaving
it at This office jeS
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BALTIMORE.

MURRAY.
FINHOS. MURRAY & CO., SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs Pooley Ncol Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cear aud Julia Streets New Basn Hunts old
Yard.
We have constantly hand of every descrp
ton of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and description Of
Scartng Timber Shingles Lahs and every quality of
fe26t 's f THos. MURRAY CO.
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BIO 8 N.

To sail in few days.
NE FOR BOSTON-DISPATCH LINE-THE
AIN\ very fast sailing regular packet ship John and
&&A Albert, Capt Thacher Gorham. having the greater
Of her engaged will sail above balance of
freight, apply to S. JONES l. CO.. 81 Gravier st.
For passage apply to the captain board Post 49, First
District. ie29
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW YORK.
Sails on Tuesday, InIy s; ats 4 NJ, precisely.
HNtE1@ The y s. NAL Steamship Company's steamer
leave the wharf opposite ST. Marys Market puncnay
above, with the u s. mails and passengers For freight
PASSAGE apply the office of the Company No. Magazine
street. s. DE WISER 4 CO.,
je27 Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

10 quarter casks Vineyard Projectors, for
s. WOLFE,
cor Gfavier and New Levee SITS.
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FORNIA.

To sail on SUNDAY. July 8, at 8 A. N.
FOR GALVESTON-U. s. Mail Line
NIlal Southern s E, Company For CALVES
copper and copper fastened steamship Texas, H WILSON,
Mails For freight PASSAGE having superior accommoda
tons, apply on board, or to
C. B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and
DAY morningfor the above ports je30
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V E R A CRUZ,

To sail on SUNDAY. Sd July. at ga. NJ
~ rh Fo snRsr VERA I9 MAILISE
s.ssssE. ship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes, commander
will leave for Vera Cruz above punctuay carrying the u
s. Mails For freight having elegant accommoda-
tions for cabin and Storage passengers, apply to
jyl G B. PAYNE 81 Camp street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

Destructive AND DANGEROUS FBE.--Yeser-
dsy morning about four O'clock a fire broke out in
the Livery Stable of Mr.. EUBASKs, On Deaderiek
street, between Cherry and Summer, and in q few
minutes the upper portion of the building was en-
vsloped in flames. Tbe fire spread spidly TO an
adjoining building occupied by NIr-P. P PECK as an
addition to his carriage mandatory. The fremen
I were promptly on the ground and by extraordinary
e1erions ,onfoed the fire TO the two buildings men
toned which we're entirely consumed.
Mr.. EUBANKs succeeded in removing his horses
busgi :, sni nearly every article of value except
qua thy # " feed" of various kinds. His loss,
boEev,r will re comparatively light
Mr. PACK remove q number Of carriages, finish
ed aud p ruy 20, ,ough he loses q great deal q
WORK AID m srisl, estmqtsd at 5000 to $500
The Livery stable b4idizg belonged to MIR. E L.
WOODS upon VI CD there was no insurance, and his
loss viii be Iret heavy.
Tae building occupied by Mr.. PEcK belonged to
Mir, JOHN E GLEAvEs upon which he hal an insu
rance which viii, sc pr sumo, indemnify HIM.
The rigiu Of the IRE Is at known supposed tC
be accidental was in a very dangerous locality
add aad the flames once got the mastery of the Ere
men destructive eoBAs. ration would have
been the result There vas no wind stirringg
otherwise it would have been more difficult to have
KEEP ne flames in check. Property owners in tn,
immediate vicinity have made fortunate escape
for which Trey ought to thank our gallant fremen
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TIE CRoPs.-The Memphis appeal Of the 9Th
says: "Iu our own neighbOrhoOd, the cotton, dur
ing the four five last days, has been suerug from
a spell of weather of cOldness very unusual here
n the month Of June. In some places the plants
we're dropping on Saturday from this cause the
vitality of the plant is in many places weakened,
which sets it backward, and encourages insects.
We fear there will be considerable complaint next
week. The crop, ezcep. where afectsd by the cold,
is generally doing we'll; there is Injury from
lice but it is not serous-rsin would be acceptable.
We saw gentleman just from the 81. Fran els river
sOuntry, Arkansas, yesterday, who informed that
no iejury from the Geld had been experienced in
that region. Corn is generally 10 fine condition
but in some spots tits looking yellow-prObably in
consequences Of the wet weather in the spring hav-
ing Obsyructed thorough plOWi0g"
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

M DR.. King, formerly cfEew York for the
$e%S years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de
voted his senct 20 the treatment Of private for
thirty years. hatter hnself having attended to
ancured thousands, he enabled care
all diseases Of private nature, thgY re
from idjudcous ngdca treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Nspensary is No. 3 Esadeck street between
Cherry and the Square, where b all diseases private
4 nature.
GoxORHE4 without Hazcozs medicine or interfen
fron. business.
Of old recent date efectuslly cured IN few
avs operation which pain Where Strietp
exists, health cannot DO enjoyed Perhaps no disease
more mischief and UndeTmnes the constituOn SO much
sYFHLs with all the diseases Of the skin growing out CT neg
lec bad treatment be edeCtualy davs
WEAKNESS, particular attention having bean gxan IN
disease and all the consequences growing out Of H. brought
in many oses by the destructive habits
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitutions ren4engthe saes unfit
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be laboFng with any difficulty Of the Wor
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their case
fec enclosed directed 70 Dr. 4. King - Deadck street
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine st tr
their address, with directions secrecy observed
Office hours from in the morning until Gin evenrg
! mavQ1, lS59-d&uly o.
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= COunterfeiters, BewareI--

Rd~~ COunterfeiters, BeWareI--
tN~@ reward Is offered fOE the detection Of Ir-
counefsng Initiating, the VsadSr Of such counter
felt imitation Of BGRHAT Es'S HOLLAND BIFTRRS. Tue
genuine highly concentrated Holland Bss is put mp in Aa
ff bots Os having the Of the proprietor, B. PAGE,
ia, blown in them, and his signature around tie neck CT sh
and every bottle.
hsdelightul aroma popular remedy for Fever ard
Agus weakness Of ali kinds Dyspepss Indigestion Headache
cSsivsnss and Piles be obtained from OF respects
tie Dugsis:s. msE29-d&EIg
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New Orleans Marker.

NGw ORLEANS, June lO.-COtton. sales 10 day
200 bales; Middlings lOssll; sales Of the week
1880 bales; receipts Of ths week 270O
ba es, sgsinst 1850 bales last year; exports Of
the week 1850 bales; total exports Of the season
l,e72 OeO bses receipts at this port ahead of last
year l2z 500 bales at all southern ports GG4, 500
bales; stock at New Orleans "a 600 bales, Coffee
steady, ll}allk sa!as Of the week $500 bags; iEn-
ports Of the week $500 bags; stock al New Orleans
10000 bags, against 81 900 bags last year. Ex-
change on London 9$alOs; New York 50 days q
discount; sight premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

AN practical and scientific prinepleshe best and most
yenent article ia for cooling and preserving meats,
milk busr fruit, vines, ETC. They arranged that the ice
water slowly through each Shelf and, being confined from
the effects Of the hot air keeps them the coolest point causing
the regerang influence to he the throughout the whole
psatus This elected by the drppngs from the which
lost by all other rgeato They open the front snd
topmake neat piece OF furnurecan placed in
and have water ar BY which perfectly cold all
times be had without additional ice. These r3erGTs
experiment They have been in successful operation
ward of years. the qualification Of those who them in
the ricerfcaes wall show and the approx
ed before the public The improvements recently added by which
the most perfect yenon insured saving OF ice has
bee obtained rigid air produced, and durability objected
certainly place them in advance Of thing offered for
public Galvanized has been substituted for d
sevn in lieu Of zinc thereby enabling offer them arc
entirely free from oNydzatOn and coTroson and consequently
void Of that sagrebe odor which has heretofore OBJ
jecOsle other regerators In addition to their being
vastly superior oth owing to the convenient
and unequslled principle they ser7cabe
conceded that galvanized iron Is durable than any other
METAL not affected by acid salt For sse by
f. W. MACDONALD,
nnEy2S-d&twlm No. 20 Fourth St Louisville XIV,
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Frnm 1YnsnInr-nn-

WAsHIxoTos, June l0.--In addition 10 twelve
army officers, Colonel Cook Of fhe Dragons, Col
Thayer of the corps Of Esgineers, have detained
leave Of absence. They 60 to Europe 10 obserss
the military operators
TIE steamers Fulton and Water Witch viii short
" be dispatched to the Gulf Of Mexico. the Home
Squadron will also be further increas5
WASHINGTON, June I0,-Ths Secretary of The
Treasury will receive proposals i'll the 2Otn Of June
foF Eve millions loan, not to exceed 6 per cent
Treasury receipts Of the week S263 600; drafts
issued 81, us, 900; subject to draft So ,574 OO0
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A~ virginia Testimony

R<nS Virginia Testimony
SSSA<AS AeSsrs. 3. 4. FdanestocE & o.. Gentlemen
Mr. James R. Radcliffe resident of Henrco county, the
city Of Richmond, Virginia made the following statement
negro boy years Old very SICK presume the
to be he became much prostaed that desed of
all hopes Of his recovery and TIE last resort concluded to
B. A. FdAnest0ss vernfuge and purchased OF o. A.
secksr VIAL OF viii Oh gave him spoonful, morning
and night for three days In continuation. In less than three
hours after had given him the hrst dose the child commenced
pass all Sizes inches long, the
tOnhng number % from four hundred boy is
perfectly well.
certify with pleasure the truth Of the above advertisement,
o. A. sTRBCKER.
Purchasers should look soey the wrap
per- that they buying B. A. FAHNETocKs YERSrUeE,
and no other. junel-d&wlm
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@NS Let no Nurse or Mother
ES~SS neglect the first symptoms of the presence Of
in the defeats vceTa Of child In nine cases
commissions the terrible desroyers of life end intel
proceed from This Avoid such consequences by the
prompt use Of WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, prepa-
without any mineral faint, and safe painless and infse
remedy for all forms Of the complaint.
BE particular and remember the name, W5Hers CgaGda8
TsrH1[sQs This is the only article that depended
Reemsr this. For sale New Orleans wholesale and retsis
by J. WRIGHT < CO, Sole PTOpTietOrs
For sale In Nashville By W, BERRY DEMOvHLE, and by
G BRowE. mayI7-d&WIm.
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aanSta uring Pharmaceufists and Chemists Pitsarg, Pa
5odin ashviils b. EEa- Psndletoh Co.. " " ser5y =
Ds1o,ile Dr. A. Roscoe Ja @. B0gn DsnoViIis Bells
e. " Hsaershott T. Wsls wells, Hooper Co. 5eerc
& Hunter, and Druggss generally tFouEhoutthe state
msgs .s-iiridL ElEins
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LEtvxxwoRTII, june lo--Ad e1tTess from Dem
yer City Of the Ist, reports rich Of gold found
on the north fork 81 Rasques Creek There IA crest
excitement an Indian company is mssink from
$3.50 10 $500 day. Denver is almost Appropriated,
the people having lett for the mountains. Rich
specimens are received BY this arrival.
Provisions continue scarce. Oar community Is
intensely excited
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5000 LeEhOrn and straw Flats Riding
Hats, and rs Gases of assorted Straw
Chfp and Fancy BOnnets,
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CANDIDATES.
rnR ArrnRNEv GENEKAn.

We are authorized announce JAMES 0. sHAoELFoRD,
Esq Of Montgomery county idate for Attorney Gener
al for the State Of Tennessee place Hon. J. T. sNERO
resigned uay2o
We ave Authorized to TIOs J. FREEMAN of the
county Of Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
State Tennessee place of qOn. J. srED resigned
june3.
We are authorized VIM. B. REESE, Jr., ESQ.,
the office OF Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june2
We are authorized JOHN ". HEAD, Esq, as
candidate for Attorney General for the State Of Tennessee in place
Of Hon. J. L. T. sSEED resigned