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Kentucky

The gallant Democracy of Kentucky have won a
glorious victory. The Louisville District-the
Gibraltar of Know NOthingism-where crime and
rufRanism reigued supreme, has almost given away
before their charge. The Ashland District the tomb
of HENRY CLAY and the home of his noble and
patriotic son is still under the guardianship of the
friends of the constitution.
The people Of Kentucky will not submit to the do
miniOn of this mOngrel Opposition. They have
risen up in their strength, to vindicate the rights
of their section against the secret schemes and open
assaults of its enemies. They have given to the
Democratic ticket signal and complete triumph.
Freemen of Tennessee, let us emulate their noble
example Tomorrow. Let Tennessee send back a
joyful echo to the glad tidOgs which reach us from
Kentucky
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From East Tennessee.

SULLIVAN COUSTY, July so, 1859.
GENrLEMEN:-0ur county if it votes z, 900 (Which
it do very easily will increase Gov. HARRR'
majority TO near 1000. From present indications
it cannot be otherwise than q gain to him and
HAYNES. Our Democrats are aroused, and are
working TO get out our strength and to counteraot
the efforts Of the Opposition to swap votes, &c.
Gov HARRIs' speeches and Col. HAYNES must
tell upon the vote of this District. They both use
their opponents and their parties in sueh way
that it will certainly produce good result On ns1t
Thursday. Our friends in Washington, Carter,
johnson, Greene and Hawkins counties calculate
on gains in each. So far as We eau now see every
thing is doing well. We cannot see IS the Opposi
ton papers assert, that NETHERLAHD will make any
gains in East Tennessee whatever; but We believe
that HARRIS will gain over his vote two years ago
1 merely write to give you what We bslieve to be
the true condition of things in East Tennessee
Yours truly,
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ROOrbacks.

A certain Railroad ofia reported few Days
since in Columbia, that there were 800 foreign
voters in Davidson county, who are going 10 vote
with the deposition on Thursday next. Now, i:
is we'll known that ir Davidson county there are
only about 600 or 700 nsturalized citizens, and
that they are nearly unanimous for the Democrs-
cy. We see how such things are manufactured and
spread abroad for political effect The dose was
made too strong.
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SOUTHERN KENTUCKY.

Christian county gave a majority of
lss for Morehead for Governor, and
elected an Opposition Representative in
1857 by 81 majority.
The following dispatch was received at
this office late yesterday evening from
John Bryan, Clerk of the County Court,
of Christian:
HoPKINsyILLE, Aug 2.
EprroRs UNION AMERICAN: t- .H
Crest Democratic triumph Congressman, Sen
atOr, and Representative elected. Christian over
one hundred Democratic majority. Large Demo
cratic gains everywhere. FGll returns not yet in.
JOHN BRYAN.
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Nashville Female Academy.
0RNAmENTAI nEPAurmENT

KTEARLY all our Boarding Pupils than half
day pupils are interested in this department paint
Ing drawing and music have endeavOre pa
irons the very best talent In The country In large cities
suppose there may be found teachers better than ours
such d. not teach school girls We will
tons to our faculty OF that class Of Teachers WHO appear be
popular with our lovers of music anna
For the Piano. Harp, Guitar and Vocal Music shall
at the Academy ample supply Of Teachers not only for
pupils bat also for those Ladies in the city
school girls who may wish b take lessons here
Pec not Academy prices bat the prices they would
have pay to such teachers elsewhere.
Its very desirable know how many from the city
take here before the time Of Teachers fully occupied
by pupils Of the Academy.
aug2-f q. D. RLLI0TT.
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MORE FROM THE NINTH.

valued correspondent in HEsRT writes under
date Of July 28
''ATKINs' prospect Chseing as he could wish. He
has msde brilliant, glorious canVass,-surpassing
himself and the most ssDguine expectations Of
his friends. have heard them five times and four
times out Of the FIVE he has beaten the great jax
lebanon of the Opposition, and driven him from the
feld-out spoke him-out debated-him even out
funned him.
81 heard HARRIS and NErHERLAxD twice. It was
no conflict at ALL Il was like turning loose an
eagle upon some great, greasy. lubbsry domesticat-
ed, barn-yard fowl"
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NEW BOOKS.
Titcomb's Letters,
LOye-Frou the French o SHtchelet,
Irving Life Of washington-5th volume,
HarpOf 1910 Strings,
Love Ne Little, Love Ne Lsng,
Tsnnyson's POens-2 Emo, r.-'
Lady Of the Isle,
Virginia sprngs-DirectiOns to them.
The Berranis
The Bachelors Story,
New and 0ld-A Novel,
Walter ThOrnay,
Abbatt's History Of the French Revelation,
Lieut. Ives Map Of the War,
Art Of Extempors Speaking,
BryaBts Letters.
Autoeratof the Breakfast Table.
Ben. SylVester's Words. Just received By
july2O IOgN ToRr a "a 81
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Let every Democrat in the Fifth District remsm.
Der that the result for Congress in that district de-
ponds on the votes of the Democracy. Let them
remember this and choose between READY, the
tried friend of Southern Rights, and HATTOs, the
candidate of the piebald Opposition" organized
for the benefit of JOHN DEL1.
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REMEMBER,


The announc ement of the withdrawal Of Maj.
POLK from the canvass in the Sixth District, Las
very greatly disturbed the Know Nothings of this
vicinity. supposed chance for extensive swap
ping, which we do not believe really existed,
was one of their main hopes for gain in the State
There is nothing now to prevent maj ority for HAIR
RIs Of 4 200 in the district.
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REMEMBER,

That JOHN NETuERLAND voted against the law
securing to the husbandman his farming utensils,
his horse, his hoe, and his pillow, and that he now
says that man who would claim the protection of
that Law to save his wife and children from starva-
tiOn "wOuld refuse to pay for his mothers shrOud
He wants the vote of no such man.
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The election Of THOMPSON to the Senate from Sum
ner and Smith, and Of BARKsDALE, to the House
from Sumner, Smith, and Macon may Be necessary
to a Democratic majority in the Legislature. Let
Old Sumner remember this tomorrow. We draw
on her for eleven huadred minority. With this ma
jority, the skols ticket is secure.
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There is no need of saying word to The Demo-
crafts of Rutherford and Bedford. They are fully
awake. STILL We cannot refrain from word in ad-
vance of the joy which would pervsde the Democra-
CT of the whole State on hearing Of tie election of
WOODS, MARTIN, and DoAK.
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L A Il Il Il.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ., IS!

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ., 80.
To G. G.. PoNDEXTER
Gain in City and County of one Rep
resentative certain, probably two. Gain
in this District over Buchanan's vote not
less than
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It affords as great pleasure to call special atten
ten to the dental card of DR.. w. H. MORGAN for
merly predicting in partnership with DR.. HAML1N.
DR.. NJ is too well and fsvOrably know to the people
Of this city and county to need any word Of COM
mendation from us.
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REMEMBER,

That the Democracy propose to continue those
wholesome measures of reform which have proved
80 beneficial to the people, while the Opposition
would again plunge the country into that dangerous
and destructive system of wildcat banking from
which the Democracy have just rescued it.
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Balloon Ascension.

ST. LOUIS, July 9O.-Professor Wise made an
ascension from Washington Square, at IL o'clock,
with the intention of descending at or near La
fayette, Ind, where arrangements have been made
to re initiate, when he will again descend and pro-
coed eastward.
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ii HUNDRED,

Simms, Democrat, is elected in the Ash
land district, ]. Y Brown in the Fifth.
We will carry the State according to
present news by a largely increased vote
over Buchanan's. Will send you further
dispatches on further news.
p. B. PoNDExTER
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The followiRg dispatches were received last night
81 10 o'clock. after tae regular dispsichss to the
Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2, 1853.
G. G PoINDExTER:
Democratic gain of three Representatives in city
an1 county.
Cincinnati Commercial Gays Stsgensop's major
ty will average six hundred in each of his counties.
Harvey viii send particulars. Brilliant victory in
the State. Give US Forty Guns.
si P. B. PoIsDRXTER.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2, 1859.
EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN:
Thirty one counties heard frou show Democrat
10 gain cemoared with the 6ubernatorial election
IN 1856 of 1888,
The Democrats have carried the State by large
majority. probably 10000.
The Legislature is Democratic on joint ballot
CONTEXT between Simms aud Harlan very close in tbs
Ashland district-Simms probably elected
John Y. Brown, democrat, elected to Congress
from the Fifth district.
In this county the Democrats gain three Repre-
sentatives to the Legislature.
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PADucAH, August 2.

EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN:
So far as heard from the Democracy
have done well. In this end of Kentucky
they have gained on former elections.
JNo. C.. NOBLE.
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srnrrr1ILE. Allen oountr. X Anr L

ScoTTvILLE, Allen county, Ky, Aug. l.
EAsrMAH Cove have heard from nearly all
the precincts. Democratic gains very large. Ma
GOrf1N's majority will be three hundred or more
greater than CLARK's majority, which was only one
hundred.
We will send you official returns of this county by
next mail In haste,
DAVID WALKER, P. II.
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I our frien0,
EAST TENNESSEE.

A gentleman who has attended the discussions
between the candidates for Governor in several
counties of East Tennessee, confirms the favorable
accounts we had heard from that region 1t is uni
versally conceded that HERRIs is making most
brilliant canvass. He has been gaining q success
sion of victories over his competitor unsurpassed
in the history Of political warfare. NETHERLANDS
friends admit that he is beaten in debate, while the
enthusiasm Of the Democracy is mounting higher
and higher, as the evidences of HARRIS triumphs
and increasing strength multiply from day to day.
We clip from the Bristol NeWs the following &C.
count of the discussion at Kingsport:
We learn that Gov. Harris made the most brilliant
speech at KingspoIt ON Saturday last, that he has
made during the canvass. He demolished his COM
petitors limsy tissue Of sophistries, and admins
tered to him such a scathing rebuke for mis- class
legislation, (which is apparent in his past record,
and which he has the hsTdihood TO attempt to usti
fy,) that NeLherlsnd was an object of pity to his
political opponents, while his friends blushed for
him
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MECHANICS,

REMINDER, That JoHN NETHERLAND voted sgaius
the law of 1888, exempting your tools of trade from
execution.
REMEMBER,
That he voted afterwards to repeal SO much of the
exemption laws as secured to the mechanic his i'm
plements of industry and the means of Subsistence
for himself aud his family.
REMEMBER,
That this same JOHN NErGRLAED voted to EXEMPT
the property of the wealthy banker from all liabil
ity for his bank debts.
REMEMBER,
That he voted against taxing the capital of the sh
yer and the pleasure carriages of the rich, thus
throwing the expense of the government on the
laboring classes.
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I TO 10 THOUSAND!
EnnYrm.Lr August .. 1850.
ON AND AMERICAN:

EDIT's UNION AND AMERICAN:
Magoffin's majority is one hundred and
fifty-a gain of one hundred since last
Governors election. The majority for
Burnett, for Congress, in the district will
be from seven to eight thousand.
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REMEMBER,

That under the operation of this Democratic mess
ure the banks have been restored to sound and
healthy condition, and that the people are relieved
from the apprehension, uncertainty and losses,
which they had suffered under the banking syatem
Of the Opposition.
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WORKING MEN.
REMEMBER,

That JOHN NETHEREAND voted to repeal the law
requiring free negroes to be sent out of the State
thus seeking to iDict upon the white Inhabitants of
Tennessee, the most vicious and troublesome pOpu-
lation in the world snd cheaper and degrade white
labor by free negro competition.
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TYREE Springs.
LYNDON FOR SALE

TTNIS fyoTe watering lace will be conducted undQ the
troll an management Of 7. T. RssswURM, ESD, with
CARDINAL yisite from myself. D. 7. SCOTT.
fw
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THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
TCHANGE OF PROPRIETORS. N

lNOR the purpose Of settling all outstanding debts and
q former business have arranged with father Dr. d. T.
SCOTT the and proprietOrshp
Cloud HOTEL and from this day shall withdraw from the ara
business Of the house. HI. I. SCOTT.
assuming the control and management Of the Saint Cloud
Hotel hereby egde myself old friends patrons and
the public, entire and undivided attention the BUSH
and endesvor please and comfortable all
who may fall under the hospitsieso the Saint Cloud.
d 4. SCOTT.
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MAZE Sre Offering for sale the Mansion and m
w Farm OF A. B. Montgomery, situated szA
{; s5 ss;$ :5 :s u: g.
Ell for sale anywhere in the vicinity of Nashville.
1t contains altogether about go Onehird
balance under feneein cultivation deem II unnecesar
to say anything by Of commendaon the property
speak for itself ]. L. & X. W. BROWN.
aug2-dd Real Estate AGENTS.
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ashland District Democratic!

The tidings come in gloriously from
Kentucky. Returns from Louisville and
the northern counties, show large Dem
Ocratic gains over the last Governors
vote. Returns on way bills from Allen
and Barren, give enormous gains for the
Democracy in the southern tier of coun-
ties.
The following dispatch was receiv-
ed at this office, at 10 o'clock Tuesday
Morning.
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LOUISVILLE. August 2, 1859.

LOUISVILLE, August 2, 1859.
Louisville gives about one thousand
Opposition majority. Mallory is elected
by about 500. Thirteen counties heard
from including the City give Democratic
gains of Two Thousand Nine Hundred
over MoREHEAD's vote. Every county but
one shows a gain. MAGoFFN's majority
will range from
Z TO 10 THOUSAND!
We will also have a DECIDED MA
JORITY IN BOTH BRANCHES OF
THE LEGISLATURE. Ashland Dis
trict very cloes, SnMs probably elected.
Local dissensions have lost us several
counties and districts, but our victory on
the State ticket is signal and complete.
w. N. HALDEmAN.
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NOW or NEVER.

AM in the city and engaged in selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee fer the manufacture and sale Of
my Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
Of which have been testified by hundreds Of the most worthy and
eminent citizens Of country The construction Of Hive
simple, and promise it is the only Hive in the world known
which proof agsinst the bee mOe Persons desOus Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the best Bee Hive
world find few days at the Auction Rooms
Aers, Hardy Brothers, where will be happy 70 see them
july20-6 JOSEPH KENT.
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WHAT ARE GOOD mEnICiNESl

LM0ST every family in the country obliged depend,
IN agreat neasr popular patent medicines. More
business done with them by druggists than with all
their other articles together. In such matter;
what folly is committed and loss Of life incurred by using
known and dangerous remedies when reliable and autherca
ted medicine, like the ienberg Family remedies
taine3 in every town in the United staesl
BoLLOwING
n instance far long and
enables Judge, the Graeenberg Family Medicines
all that claimed for them (IAe Vegetable Pills. Efs
rse CottOtics and Green AoaRdiR Opeat cork miro
cLes)
O. A. FOX Pastor Presbyterian Church, Spencer, N Y.
WM. P IDE, Practicing Physician. Beverdam, n Y.
G. w BUSHNELL, NJ. D Hartford, Ohio.
JAMES WILSON, West Bedford, Ohio.
ALEX. MACK ENZIE,
Aug2 Aren't Na-nyiiIe
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pYsENTERY, CHOLERA, 80

DIARRIEEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, 80
NKTE have the GrdefsR1eTg Dysenery Syrup used in
Of bowel Opaints all their FORMS
simple looseness, to malignant cholera and
in the highest confidence.
er the is mild recent OF long stsnng
surely, and leaves o bad effects behind.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, n. Y City.
T. X. DE FSRRESr. NJ D. Board OF Health, I" g
7. R. HIBBARD, n. D.,
G. II. DISBR0W, Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk, Va.
II. W. BARST0W, o Pine Street, n. Y. City.
DAVID PITMAN, Court Street, Boston, Mass
GEO. ST0UDINGER, Board Of Aldermen, Newark, n. J.
A. W TAYLOR Captain U. s Army.
J. II. HART, Cleveland Plaindealer, Ohio.
W. M. FARLAND, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
aug2 Agent, Nashville.
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The Adams Express Company.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Inc Adams Express Company.
- g q -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TNYE AdamS Express Company beg announce
friends and the public OF Nashville that they copclud
With the Louisville and Nashville Rail
Company, under which they will operations
Express to the line Of that Road encng 1859
On the completion Of the Nashville Of the Bowling
Green, about thu 10Th Of August 1859, messengers
through between Nashville and Louisville
For particulars - to rates. time, &c apply to
aug2 dtf No. % Market Street, Nashville Tenn
SALE OF NEGRO.
ID virtue Of Circuit Court Of the United
States foI the District Of Middle Tennessee
William Brown and others, against Allen T. GOOch and others,
will the 9th day Of August he Court house
in the town Of MurreesbOro sell public sale NEGRO MAN
mentioned the Decree and ordered so for the
painants' debt. JACOB MoGAV0CK,
july29-dd, prs fee 81 @. & N. nf said Court.
Chancery sale of
TWENTY.THREE LIKELY NEGROES.
TNDEg authority Of decree pronounced at the July Term,
1882 OF the Chancery Court Lebanon in the of In
and others, Henry Smith and others, will to
public the house in Lebanon Tuesday, 9th
CT September the following slaves Judy, 30 DID,
Lewis Is Prince 49, BobS Basy CO. Jacob IS, Jane - Paalee
90 Tom 81 Hannah 49, Harriet 5 Jerry 10, Haby 49, John ~
Emeline g. Sally g. Martha 10 Hasy Della William l,
and Peter and Emeline,
Terms--0neArc cash, the balance in 70 months. Sale at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN K HOWARD.
juy30-td. Prs fee $40. Clerk & Ma ter.
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G. G. PoISDExTER, Esq.
! Dear Sr:-Messrs. QUARLEs and MENEEs spoke
here to-day to a crowd of about 100 persons Me-
NREs mad9 splendid speech, and clearly whipped
QJARLEs on every issue. QUARLEs opened the de-
bale 10 q speech of one hour He has evidently
let dosOn, and does not begin to make the speeches
he did in the opening of the canvass. MENEEs, on
the other hand, has improved surprisingly, and
made one Of the clesrest and most satisfactory
speeches have heard in long while. He made
the ablest speech, By far, have heard in this
vsss. QUARLEs is alarmed and very uneasy. His
friends are beginning to doubt his election openly
NAMES "has got him." and is pretty sure he will
be electedif the vote is gotten out.
LoCKHART will beat MARTIN in Stewart county
We will gain 90 to 70 votes in Stewart for MESEEs
and HARRIS. The folks around about this place say
VIC will gain so in this county. Montgomery will
hold her own, / think.
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ALEI ALEI Ale

D. BARRELS smiths Champagne Ale;
- % do do Kennett do
% do do Bottled do
The above Aes finest made and warranted For
Pittsburgh Wheeling prices, freight added, No.
juiy5I CARTER, WILsP0RD co.
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REMEMBER.

That the Democracy came into power two years
ago and found the currency of the State reduced
rotten and worthless condition, under the banking
policy of the Opposition; that The Democratic mem
bers Of the last Legislature passed bill to reform
and improve the currency of the State, and the
body Of the Opposition voted against this bill and
pre1ictediI would bring ruin upon the country.
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SALE OF NEGROEs.

fhomas Hsrrisand others, Celia Felts others
Ya OF the County Court Davidson county render
ed at the May term, 1852 in the above cause will sell al
he Court house in Nashville Saturday, day Juy
the following negrOes jim about % years OF age
Delia Of George Of Lissa years sf
age.
FERMSOns third viii be required neash and the balance on
months credit. Notes with good security payable
Pr CHEATHAM,
junel5 dm Clerk 4 Master.
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CROSs-TTES IYaNTEn-

IANHE Nashville and North Railroad Company wish q
Il contract Tor 4OsOOO Cedar CrOss-Ties, fsst
ihehes ck heEn 70 face place
man inches clear OF bark timber sound delivered
the grade line OF the road in Nashville.
The contractors contract fr sO.OOO White a.
FOst OAK Ties Of the above, be delivered
On me hne OF the road in piles from section Il % section "a
enough on each section 10 supply the sane. %
PERSONS Hshing 10 bid will direct the President and Direc
or o. the Nashville and North western Railroad Company
uf,lI
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Fine Hacks anS

POSTPONEMENT.
above sails is postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th Of
August next. RR.C
July laid. Fee s. 90
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Fire Insurance Agency.
City Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Connections.
ASSETS, JULY lst 1859 1928 695 %
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insuranes
Company, OF Hartford. Ct.
-..-.s- S54l boo %
POLICIES issued for these reisble Companies by
Il julyl9A. H. K P. r PECK.
70 ms TO Rent.
GENERAL handsome rent IN the second hiri
- stories Of the Uaion American Rlock, corner Ch
and Spring streets Apply TO j. o. Griffith, Union ana
American oheeio tnh9 VIZ c0oRkR.