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back your invaders, shall be left 10 perish along The
pathway Of life, in poverty and want because they
were the ctizen-soIdiers of Republic Is this the
country that am called upon to love, defend, and
hoaor shalt We follow the advice of gentlemen,
and prove TO all mankind the truth Of that most in
famous charge that republics are ungrateful?
The gentleman from Aiabama Mr. Curry paid
that most faithful and able public sfeer, the Sec
reisry OF the Treasury, high cemplimebt, and
quotes from The Secretarys report to show that she
Treasury was empty, snd thst this not the time
to pass that measure. Far be it from me to accuse
the gentleman Of sinister motives in passing this
high eulogy but it does become me to exsmine my
side Of the question AID before proceeding ] viii
say that have my fears that neither the gentleman
nor the able Secretary" would ever find conven-
iea season for the passage OF this bill Sir, if the
Treasury is empty, how come II so the gentleman
did not inform us. If he had referred to the letter
OF this same Secretary da ed 10th Of February last
from which have slready quoted, he win find on
page 10 thereof these words and fgures 4" The
balance In the Treasury on The Both day of June.
1857. was SAG, 802, $685. and we know that in adj
dition TO the aecruing revenues this Congress has
already authorized loan of $40 900, 900. and The
Treasury is still bankrupt The overlooking mil
lions Of the last Congress have gone somewhere,
but
% Thou canst not say did it,
for the old soldier has not received dollar of it,
tits asserted that our Government has become dis
gracefully extravagant that our expenses hsve in
creased out OF all reason, and have run up to near
| ly eighty Millions but how logicisn impute
this extTsvsgance to measure that never had sn
existence, requires transcendenal sagscity to
discover. The recapituate and brand abuses with
out showing the cause Of the wrongs and the means
for the remedy, is no part Of statesmsnship. The
many political mazims quoted by gentlemen do not
bear upon this ril but only prove the truth Of that
saying of the first Napoleon, that % II an empire
of granite were submitted to the dogmas OF political
economists, they weuld grind it to powder" The
real economist is a practical man-msking liberal,
| wise, and necessary expenditures-not an eternal
| fault>fnding penny wise and pond>feolish' OBJ
| jeetionist yield precedence to man in my op
position TO unnecessary and exravagant appropris-
tions but the friends Of This bill urge its adoption
upon the ground that viii he nation countess
millions by avoiding the otherwise unavoidable ne
cessity Of large standing army in time of peace.
| The gentleman Mr. Curry] win find this view of
the question wholly unanswered in the speech of his
Z" illustriOus predecessor" Mr. Davis; nor can be
now, any other gentleman, in my opinion, an
| swer ii successfully.
|
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DT virtue Of deed Of executed b n PaisIer
asd Mary Patterson. which is o. record 10 ne k
Office of Davidson county. No IS. eos md ST.
viii expose to public sale, the court house rate.
the 18th day Of January. 1852 70 the hghest bidder, or $50 r.
following sazes 70 wit: Philip. yellow boy aged
years; MaTah yellow azsd sbort tEent 3
Martha aeei about u Sale within LEGAL -
drc95-dtd JESSE col IINfli, DRESSES.
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~ VIE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER -
"A oIkosss Master, viii leave for the above and
al nterraediate landings Wednesday the 5th, at -
O'Clock r NJ For feget passage apply board Or %
Jahl-u A. HAMILTON, Agent
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD r GLLO W y HALL
STRAKOSCH,S
Grand Combined Italian
Opera and Concert Company,
INCLUDING the most extraordinary constellation Of Musea
celebrities who have appeared together in America
Debut of the Countess
CORA DE WILHORST,
The Young and Fascinating Prims Donna in Nashville.
On Monday, January Sd, 1859,
First Grand Musical Festival,
Unprecedented Combination of Musical stars.
The public are respectfully informed that
Mile. PARoD, Madame DE- WHHoRsr,
Madame STRAEOsCH. Mr. SQUREs,
Sig. EToREE BARALI, Sig AAoDIo
MAURICE SRAKOsCH, SIC, Nicola,
VIII appear three brilliant Musical Festivals Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
January Sd, 4th and 18th, 1853.
Mr. strakosch respectfully informs his the public
that encouraged and stimulated by the very reception and
the liberal patronage which has invariably perform
concluded combine all the principal voeasts Of his
CONCERT COMPANY,
and let them appear together in the above named
Musical Festival.
Mr. strakoeh feels particularly yated instrumental
presenting the music loving citizens Of Nashville,
inent Prima Donnas as
1,Ine De WILHORST.
Of Ladies Europe, we'll in America
reputation
Two of the Greatest Living VocaIists,
brilliant umphs in Paris, London, New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, &C.
The Price Of AdmssOn including seats, has
seats for the first may secured at present
Of Mr.. james Mcclure No. 49, Union street The sale
the and th musical festival, viii commence Mon
day morning, January 3D. There will he most positively only
three musical festivals.
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NNHE fine passenger steamer MINNETONKA.
DAsHIELL Master, will leave Monday the ~ -
Slstinsant at 70 O'Clock, NJ. For freight OF pas
sage apply board or to
Iani-h A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Less@A LsEee
steamer w. Il. Terry
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN
Steamer EdmOmia.
CAPTAIN +. G. MOORE,
FAVE Passport Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays al 8
O'Clock, M connecting with ae Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad at Iuka Eight miles styng to Passport
Arrives Paducah Saturdays Moys and Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock, A n.
Leaves Psducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at clock
P NJ. Connecting Aurora with daily line Of Stages and Iri
Weekly Line Of Stages at the mouth Of Sandy, RenOdsours
Clifton Savannah for Nashdle. Through in forty eight
hours. For freight passage apayto
Il. II. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-6m No. Brosi street, Nashville, Tennessee.
or II H HARRISON, Agent
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PLANTERS Rank OF TENNESSEE,


TEyHE Of Directors Rave this day declared dividend Of
IS per share, payable the Stockholders aud After the
LIST o. January, 1883. Ldec3e-lml D. WEAVER. Cash.
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TgNHE regular packet boat HUDSON, Ridenheur --u-
Il Master, will leave sa6ove and all intermediate &
landings this day, Saturday the LIST instant at u
o'clock NJ For freight passage apply on board or to
iahl-h II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

II VIE 1ne passenger packet sALLIE WEsT,J J.
n CoRBErr, Master, will leave for the above sta1
ana al intermediate ports, Sunday, Cd at y o'clock
d. FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Jant-it or II Fl HARRISON, Agent
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FOR ALE.
A FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
Situated on MGaVOck street,

In west Ma vile.
4 WILL sell al private sale, that beautiful and Al
4 comuodious residence OF Mr.. CHARLES ". - =fA
AEDERsOs, Mcavock street. and adjacent 70 that
Mr. Reed, and close % the residence OF
Mr. Bayless The lot fronts 100 feet McGayOek
and back 1898 feet TO u foot alley. and
is enclosed with cedar picket fence. The house
story brick containing in the main building with store
rooms, chna-cose together with vegetable and coal cellars,
carriage house. There also the premises splen-
did The house entirely with all the modern i'm
provements finished in the superb Of architecture,
with eye comfort and convenience. An examination Of
premises will convince the most astdOus that il is Of the
complete residences that has been offered to the public
well established fact that that portion Of West Nashville
desirable Of any OhsT account Of society, lat
easy approach city besides the other advantages that il
presents The fact that the corp0raOntx .
heavy should be nducement 10 those wishing TO purchase
give this passing notice. tits ali il is represented 70
BE- will SELL desired, 100 adjoining the above aud
that Of Mr.. Reed.
HOuston the present occupant will take pleasure
showing the premises any that wish 20 examine
u If sold privately before Monday, the Sd Of January
1859 public sale at the court house gate to tine
highest bidder.
Terms of SsaIes--A credit OF and tire years,
bearing veil endorsed payable in BanA and
lien retained. Z. R. GLAsCOCK.
dec22-td Real Estate agent
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We publish to-day the Speech Of Hon. JOIN
SAVAGE on the Old Soldiers Pension Bill, which was
introduced by him into the House of Representatives
The speech is an able one and will be read with
interest. The remarks Of Hon. JOHN v WRIGHT
and Hon. WIN. s. AVERY on the same subject which
we published on yesterday, though limited to FIVE
minutes time, present the merits of the Bill in q
strong and forcible light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
Great Exc eIsior ShingIe Will.

ls The Mill is the most simple, complete comprehensive
and durable machine for making Shingles Of No l. quaou
of any and all kinds Of timber.
3D. This Mill makes superior single to all others, whether
shared saved and will make from third TO fourth
mere shingles from given amount Of timber than any other ma
chine, and they command better price.
3d This Mill win Is % 600 perfect and smooth
shingles hours the kept in order, and properly at
tended to.
4t This cumbersome occupies less space
convenient requires less power than any other mill exant
This Mill is composed entirely Of iron and STEEL and when
sent from the mandatory is ready for the belt.
Any person make perfect singles the first trial.
and well the experienced and with equal facility in
fact it Is the NJ plus ultra Of single machines
subscriber having purchased the Letters Patent for the
State of Tennessee Of this invention will most positively
vent any infringement Of the and will dispose Of State
County, individual rights terms remuneatvs % the pur
chaser. L. GILLIAN.
Letters inquiry ORDERS addressed E. Gillian Of
Mr. NJ. Mr.. John Morrow, MessTs. Furman q Co.,
Nashville, Tennessee, will with prompt attention.
Having had OF these machines exhibition Messrs-
Vannoy, Turbvie Co.'s Of this city for several months
would refer to all builders and carpenters to its merits
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE December ., 1853.
will also agent for machines in
Kentucky. Indiana, Arkansas uneis Mississippi and Texas
dec25-dd E. GILLIAN.
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ROATs DEPARTING THIS DAY.
FOR CATRO AVN en- TorgS

We splendie passenger steamer B. n. PUNYAN
II ,LEs master, viii leave for the above and
1,.S IA landings, Tuesday, the 9Th inst, at
Z n For freight passage apply board OF 70
Jani-h z II. HARRISON. Agent.
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CRISP,s GAIETY,

Last night Of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. w. He
Crisp's Benefit. Saturday. January LIST, 1884, which
occasion will be presented the grand romantic drama, rams
TIED from Sir Walter Scots Poems entitled The Lady
of the Lake. James Fitjames, (Knight Of snewden)-
Mr. W. b. Crisp. Ellen, 1.-THE Lady Of the LakeMrs. W H
Crisp Roderck Dhu Mr. John Davis Overture by the Or
chestra with with the great tragedy Of Lucre
tia BOrgias Lucreta Borgia Mrs ". H.. Onsp-Duke
Mr. W. II, Crisp.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROE
FOR ALE.
puruane, Of decree in Chsncery, will SELL the
4 First of February, 1859,

First of FebruarYs 1852
on premises, public auction, valuable cotton plantation
situated Greek, Washington county Mississippi ana
owned by j. W. Percy and known the Percy Place SAID
plantation contains fifteen hundred and seventy i've u the
finest cotton hundred in the highest
cultivation Il in delightful neghborood twelve
Greenvie, the shipping pontit Is perfectly indie
pendent the highest water. The entire tract
susceptible Of cultivation at mOmenIt has upon Il de-
Hghtful dwelling, gin house perfectly quarters stables, &C.
making this between twelve and fourteen bales to
the hand
will also the time and place. g Acelmlted Ne
groes a Of hands, belonging to J. W. Percy Co.. and
raised BIZ Also % mules 10 yoke Of % head Of cat
e sheep, 5000 5000 bushels Of corn with plantation ute
sis, wagons &C, Of all kinds and in good ORDER.
the land fourth in cash; the balance one
two and equal annual instruments, with per cent interest
approved security the aad personal pro
perry descriptions, for twelve months scceptances on ap
proved New Orleans All persons wishing to purchase
invited to and view the premises.
5ec22-dgan2U59 R DIXON, Commissioner
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ETNA coal.

FINE supply Of this economical Coal Is now on hana
"A at the Etna Coal Yard hack Of the Nashville Chatta-
nooga Railroad Depot aud is selling blowing prices
large lump and Round Coal, - hush s550pr
Mixed Large and fine DO % or 5O0 %
Fine do 10 do do 4 90 do
Try you viii be the bsst csal IN
market. .dec3l-dly-2dpgl J. AGNEW.
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Regular Nashville and Louisville
PASSENGER PACKETS.

YETHE splendid light draught steamers
TEMPEST,
D G. PARn, Captain
JOHN GAULT,
J. H. BUHcE Captain
One OF the above steamers Nashville above every Tues
day at 2 ycock NJ, connecting Louisville With the United
States Mail Packets for Cincinnati Petersburg Wheeling. Pitts
burg; Baltimore Ohio Railroad the Through receipts
given for fret Baltimore Yo and Boston,
low any other reliable line These boaTere built ex
presy for the trade The seest punctuay deserved IN time
Of starting For freight passage apply bead or TO
decI4-R H. ii. HARRISON, Agent.
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EHNO PRINTERS.--Wantedi Immediately at this once
good Job Priner-one who thoroughly understands his
business To such constant employment viii be given
December Oft
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III sTAND IN Id ~ ZOE RENr.

VIE store Ho1ze occupy viii be for rent for t ~
lsSs This Is splendd sand for Boots and Shoes cio9
OF urty STORE FOR terms apply 70 l. Lon Protection
EnnTsnee company or TRABUE LUCUS
Neos4 q the sore. q Public sanare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

Our readers will excuse the absence Of our usual
amount Of editorial and other matter for several
days We are now in the hustle and confusion Of
removal to Office, and the lsbOrs of printers
and editor are unayoidably interrupted
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\ ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c,--Benj.
z. Shields will sell this morning at 10 O'Clock, large and
assorted lot Of Furniture, Beds and Beddngaef free and
without reserve for cash.
janl BENZ. I. SHIELDS
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ROCAsS BALSANG FOR PULMONARY AND
TURERCIrEAIa CDNNIl N prIRN

yUyHE public PIT possession % cf the extra
ordinary remedies hsTsof0re
sere incurois disease, being Outward APPlica-
ton. the action Of which Is seeming 81 culous, and is
having Of those attributes which make a. the numerous
compounds In general
A pamphlet containing ciecJ1n tiers ir, isting
we'll known individuals, and ether documentary eviden
will accompany the remedy
Mr. Rees having ceased &c the sgeutfor the
price has he-n reucel- 10 OILS ~ %
Of the propretqrby letter direei - &C. - OCA, box @
o. Philadelphia, Penn foyS
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The New Year.

We tender to the readers Of the UNIoS AND AMER
IoAN our neW-yssr's greeting. To one and all may
il be year of unclouded uninterrupted joy. May
the farmer realize his hopes in srich and abundant
harvest, the merchant in season Of commercial
prosperity, the artisan and mech mic in the full
wards Of their labor and ell, in the enjoyment Of
that perfect peace and comfort which Eli the SOUL
like the best CognAo, with serene satisfaction.
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NOR RENT s-.That convenient Family $500. ~
"a, High street, between Church and Broad NO.
VIM. L. B0YD.DV
dec9O-f No. 50, cherry a.,
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RE requested examine stock, which comprises
"a greater variety Of useful and valuable articles than any
other city. Those want good bargains would do well
examine our prices before purchasing Every article sell is
warranted and should anything fail to give satisfaction, shall
consider it pleasant duty to exchange refund the
COOKING STOVES,
the quality, all will we'll bake WE'LL last well, we'll
put up the utensils we'll made and the price very low
GRATES,
good assortment very cheap ovens Kettle sets, Pots Cal
drops Dog Irons, the best quality q PittsouTg make
TTNwARE,
made expressly for town customers heavy and piece
tested
the best American English in every variety Of ivory ebony
Cocoa buck horn and bone.
PLATED WARE.
made prase Forks Spoons CandlesCks Butter Pates' Knives
&C. &c.
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FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTsBURG.

FHNHE Eight draught steamer NJ ARINER, DRAvo - !,
Master, will leave above and all inter
mediate landings Monday the % instant, at u -
o'clock, NJ For freight passage apply beard or 70
ianl-lt H. II. HARRISON, Agen;.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES
Additional snpplIes.

LADIES' Congress- Kid Hesisd Koss1th Booss-
DO Buttoned DO do Boots;
do White satin Slippers; aafs
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters, . +. b,
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Boots; e.
do Goat do do DO &C.. &C t.s
dseRs JOIN RkMAeE.
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may learn to write with ease elegAncs and rspidiy.
Mr. D. believes the many hundred Of pupils he has taught
this place, within the last heen viii - ne t evidence
bis teacher there Eho wish iureI testimony
referred his large circular where hey viii md Us most
qualified testimony from The best in the eHal
during the last twenty years
They there End TIE best sysnesof eErest ,, bsa9
" aad simplicity Of Phonogrsphy.
Hours to n 4, n, = % P, ~, and 70 9 At nsa
dec29 # -
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Notice so Stockholders Of Nashville .-sis.c q
tanooga Railroad Compass $50 -. n,

A eectonof hitesn Directors 10 % E oeen 1a
~ Company vii he held al MurreestOro, cr< q col
the 18th daV Of December next. stockholders,
carried % N. election, the Whole road, st
and hack 70 thsir respective stations on the g
day Of day AfteI sad election, BY showing the
70 he Conductors, w. A. o 1870
nOg2l
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fine Gold and silver Watches, JeReIry
Furniture, &c, at Auction.

Fine Gold and silver halckess JeWeiTYs
Furniture, re-, at Auction.
ON Tuesday and wednesday the 18th and 18th days Of Jan
" 1882 will expose to public sale at the old stsud Of
Demove Bell, Chsrry street near Union the following
Five Hunting Case God wahes Open Face gold watches
Lady Gold Watch, 10 Hunting silver Watches
other styles Of Lays Breast Pins large lot of Gold Rings
hains Lockets Charms, Seals Pencils, Buttons &c.
counter show cases Genuine Silver Frame and French Plated
Glasses Two Fine side show One splendid Regulator
Clock, in good order.
One fine Piano Forte good China
$50 pieces sdeboar Wardrobe, Mahogany Chairs, Sofa
Bookcase Work and Dining Tables most valuable cabinet Of
curotes containing Coins Shells and Geological specimens
together with other articles too numerous menton such
as booIs, stoves, pictures, charts, &C.
Sad property will be sold in pursuance Of Deed Of Trus TO
executed by Daniel A. Johnston the sh day Of this month
and tie proceeds appropriated therein directed
TERss.-A $50 cash. Of $50 and under
isn-dlw JAMES NJ. REED, Trustee.
NTOTICE.--AlI persons having claims against Daniel A.
johnston who mentioned in said deed, hereby mott
fed to file the with as early as practicable and properly
jani-,E2w I'M REED, Trustee.
NETANTED.--The undersigned are wishing t. purchase
w from 100 800 barrels Of Lard week. for witch they
viii pay cash. Groceries. All persons having Lard for sale
will End greatly their advantage to CALI No. Market
street. before making sale as the highest prize will Be given BY
Jan. /
bbls half and quarter bbIs fresh
Z J Cranberries just received, and for sale by
CARTER, WILSF0RD & co.
Dec. T.
WIDOW LADY from New York wishes asituatiOn as
N hOusekeeper matro. seamstres Understands dress
making in all its branches The best Of reference given line
addressed to Mrs n T. and left Union and
fee, viii meet with prompt attention Ldec3-d2t
VNANNED--A situation as Book-keeper in respectable
commercial house by person who has experience and is
competent in every respect. Address G., No 81 Post Once
Nashville. ldec2t-d3t
Furniture, CaFpetingS, &c.
IN Saturday morning January j. 1882 Benz F. Shields, will
sell large lot OF New and Second Hand Furniture Carpet
ings and Sundries. Also DOdge's Fine Fruit Trees
dec3I BENZ T. SHIELDS.
ID ARE CEAANCE.--Having determined to close
q present will remaining stock Of choice
family groceries cost To person wishing engage in bust
ness this OF hest chances has offered. For full
information apply to FREEMAN BROS,
dec31-d3 No. 7, North College street.
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ENNEE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON, - -
IL JESSE JOHNSON Captain will lesFsfor the above
and all intermediate landings MONDAY, the Sd
jan, 4oock P Ii. For freight passage apply on board
or [dec3l-ddl A. HAMILTON, Agent
or II Il HARRISON, Agent
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FRESCH WHITE IRON WARE,

FRENCH WHITE IRON WARE,
durable copper much cheaper and without It's Injurious
qualities. or popular we have saucepsns from
half three milk boilers preserving Kettles, bake
rypans pitchers tTmbers, dppers
and spice scorps bssn spoons and ladies' gdon and great
variety q articles of the most durable quality.
Market
house hold MACkkAZ.v a AGTNGuiN7
uecSi "A College street.
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LARGE ARRIvALS OF COOS
AsSIGNEE,s SALE

=
kAN TUESDAY, January 3. 1859 I viii sef auction the
steamboat v x Stevenson her engnese le d farni-
Te Is she nov lies Al the wharf st Suthiand, ntucy fhs
Stevenson Is Of ght draught hrsars old,
locked and thoroughly repaired IN Ocher las hiss al the
rigging and tackle necessary for boat Of her e
FERNS of Saie.-.The toat viii Be pon credit OF
Ure SIX nine twelve fifteen ard eighteen us made
payable in the Southern Bank Of Kentukv, i;htnd, with
endOrsers each said endorses - residents Of
either Kentucky or iennesses- g. ENEsi
decS5-ltds Assgnee.