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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-15
PROCLAMATION.

SHAM G. HARRIS Governor Tennessee: To
all who shall these Greeting: Whereas, it
been made known certain LABAN WALLACE, is
charged with having committed foul and atrOci0us
the lst day January 1852 upon the body John
Of couuyof White and has fled from justice and
ming large.
Now, het:1re l. sham G. Harris Governor aforesaid, by
Of the power and authority in vested ely uer
Of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars person
who may spprehend the said Ltan Wallace add him
Sheriff Ja Of county Of White,
tce in that behal may De lad and executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereEnto set my hand
}SAI} and the Great Seal Of the State Affixed
t~-) Nashville the eth day Of March, 1859
ISuAM HARRIS
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IL We are authorized to announce mo. D. COVER as
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
mhl2-td.
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said Pollock Pogue years
DID, fair complexion light hair, about feet or inches high,
heavy built Wcud weigh about O 5 pounds broad features,
light bel and has rather grum couRenanCe raised in
Lincoln county. marChg-i3t&W4t.
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% We IRE authorized 20 announce GEORGE COLEMAN
can Gdqt Go- Constable in the Nashville District
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WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHEATHAN
WILLIAMSON & CHEATRAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandics, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c.,
NO. 3 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


THVHE undersigned have the following pure Liquors.
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices
favorable aud pectfuy invite purChae Of those goods
TO examine their stock before buying
Our Liquors purchased direct through
tom House and he warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low igures-possssing lie facilities to % swe hatter
ourselves that or such inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, win meet their views.
BFandieS, Gin, Rum ana Whistles.
&c and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Branl:es, choicest brands very old
RP' R RSDs1aE 90 50 sSls Ola Rye ~, ,. %
5do pune Holland Gin; ice Ibis fine Tenn. Corn do
Puneeons pure " l. Rum; sga9e,s9ns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
best brauds l0qr casks sherry;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
3 boxes ZINE Clarets; 10 do Port;
400 d Table do ; do DO very superior
Porter, Ale, sc.
- casks London orteT, hest brands
81 do English ana scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btsrs;
~ 90 French Cordhiis, assorted
20 DO Brandy Clerre,;
10 do Curacao, MageschnO and Absynthe.i
Cigars.
1880 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars;
choicest brands; 5j-1JO Baltimsre Regauas do
~ ,,. Fin. v,,rni. G TS6ao9 Fo;,,,o .,5.,
10 do do do do do do S 9o do Do Ls,TeAs 49, &C.
" dc SD do do do do "sn'aerlAnas Fine
boxes virginia Chewing Tobacco 'sutherands sine qua
% boxes the virginia Chewing Tobacco "oham.r & FDper
% boxes One virginia "Lansborp Arrni,saa,
boxes Hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ''Allen'.;"
50 boxes best Tennessee dc do
IS Z boxes ''Kesn smiths celebrated 'wst and Pancakes
Dnvle Ionaee equal, not Superior to"uy eyzr oilers
with many otter articles -ounerted the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
a1r9 No . College street Nashville. Tenn
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FSHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the Tennessee To
all Who shall these preeutGreetng; Whereas has
been made known that certain MITCHELL POLLOCK
alas POGUE, charged with having committed aud afro
cous murder the 3 day Of December, 1859 upon body
Wu Ii. Dau county Hardin has heI rom Jus
tice, and is running at large
Now, therefore, / Iam G. Harris, Governor aforesaid by
vtur Of the power vested, do h eby
Hundred and Fifty Dollar to any person persons who may a
pehend the said Mitchell Pollock and deliver him the sheriff
JaOr Of county Of Hardin, in order that justice
behalf may lie had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the to be affixed, at
e. ONCE, in Nashville, the sth day of March, 1859
ISHAM g. HARRIS.
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GROCERIES.
] OV NT & T KE Z NOR,
NO.41 broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
WEOsskLE DEALEZs
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLUOR AND PRODUCB OF EEERI
DESCRIPTION
NETE prepared to shoEa zrfs and WI elected stock
w Of GrOce ries and Liquors. % which We invite
he inspection Of cash Buyers and ermind % sell ~
ehslp the cheapest (aucton always excepted Know -
offer them good Inducements other house - ne u1
Call On llet4-lnl JOINT 4 TkkANQk-
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,

HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FILTER
IS, Dcaderick Street, Nashville.
WE have hand and for SALE Sheet Lead Lead Pine Baths
~ NatcT-ClOses Wash Stands, Lift Force Pumps,
Hose Isut, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron PIPES
ar Gas sul Steam, from = inch mp to two inch Also.
Globe Waves, Check Valves Connecting Cocks Air Cocks
Of description to suit the above,
the country have pipes cut and screwed sending
inEs.
u Agents for Harrsou's patent Coal and Wood Cooking
anse Decentralization
EdgcfICId and kenJuCIGy EsaiIrOleI
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FEJuE regular annual meeting Of the Edge.
field and Kentucky Railroad Company will he held At The
Of the Company in Nashville THURSDAY, the 3Ist
70 the election Of Directors and the other
business. W. B. A. RAMSEY,
mh5-dSswSt- Secretary.
BLACK WARRIOR.
FFNHIs superior Jack will stand his second -
". D. Williams, LciQer's Creek three mile1 FY9Ta
North WilliamspOrt and fifteen Northwest Of Co. W.
umla. lie will be permitted JeRnets 30 &ks
Dollars the tuSu rance payable when the fact
csrnel the property changed ennets will be grain
at Ter gratis. Black Warrior and all
enues brought him, will immediate care and
we pledge ourselves that we'll taken care OF
be any that may Every person owns Jack
the finest DESTROYS that desire TO
the finest, should call TO Black Warrior don
Pedigree and Description.
Black Warrior sired by Marriage lanm0t- and
Wilson's penium ak-is dam was out Of Sir John Jenuet,
BLACK Warrior wi be four years old the 18Th day Of June next:
hands deep black with mey aud as bone,
age equalizer few. lie took the pr one year
old Mauy unity Fair and took the premium at three
the Division Fair Of MauTy county, the VIII
| Hanson county fa.r. ". u. WILLIAMS d co.
mi tW ezWi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-15

Atau election, 24th Of February last, elect
Constable fill the vacancy by the resignation Of
SAINT Nio', received majority Of all the votes pOIie and
received certificate my election Clnsa-
ie 70 vacancy. sly election has contested by
my opponents John D. Cover and aside by his honor,
Judge Whtvoa the failure the Sheriff hold
election in fifth Ward likewise for iuormaty the
rst Tie appointment aud swearing Of the Judges In
specors Of the election.
Another election ordered, take place Saturday,
the Goth March. again candidate for the said office
and solicit your support. IRA A. STOUT.
N,rcu -, ls1o-td.
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n Is DETTrtEOTTS "a nAKn

tsrF!8N--ij'Wars 81 druggists dealers who insv
tf 60 I'tllIuHlu y1 Sfue Bitter S1rsupaIilla tIb
Nht-h o. ~ c'tn bTy sissp- ~ saving q j. JUST ~
t'rt A''fi sl-h in''I. A-k tr Nclesins Strs lie
ent.c tiF,i1l. 1ud ttSs Uuiiiug else to is She only
r.i1-iy thrr viii purify Roe Llsd thoroughly ana :.
IL. -tHIs 'i-ilr strengthen th. system
One ttl'rzn14Hfll rtIsl ar,r- morn frrt- flsffn- Is
certain rr-'-'st'ts OBJ CHp. ea- Chiis and Fever,
, ..'" ever or a-y PREVALENT disease. Il is Ut up
il i7r.r hafG-s
Prizes only peg bnttIr, or G bottles for So
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A. W. II CAJI,
Late Of II cal, TdHleer e Co.
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MaLRAX's STRENGTHENING coRDIAL
viii efisrtuaily cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNpICl
THERE IS NO El5TAKE ABOUT IT
oVER 3 MLLIoN 81 BoTrLEs

This Cordial viii ueve f.if &C. sire any r tIe ova
diseases, IL takon ~ per directions on sa.h bft in
German, English, ana French.
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j. 2. X. RAY, Secretary OF state
DEscrIoNu WALLAcEe is about 65 years old hair rah-
er gray shoulders stopped from age feet inches
high had his jaw brokPn the LEFT side quick spoAer,
rather times, has leg, when drinking
language ''old Lobe on the old horse is sight"
ulsrchQ-f3tEw4t
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J. u. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.

FOrsaIc W hOlesaIe and retail in Nashville,
Tennessee Propr9nrs prite ~ Berry Dem0viIle W.
1endersho Brown and by every respectable Drug
gist in the United states. febs7, 'jg-dtwIT
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stASH PAD Tor Bacon Larj, Wheat, Fruits. Corn.
~ Oats and al kinds Of Western produce at No 10 Bread
strset Nashville, Tenn IRWIN + co.
ianl-ilEAE
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Lurs ~
Medium Qg59I
Good AID ....... .G as.
PROVISIONS There very little doing in Bacon today
the receipts being extremely light though there little
demand Buyers refuse pay than sac hog round
wagons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-15

WE have now in store, complete stock of BOOTS,
w SHOES, BASS and SEIsAV GOODS,
adapted Spring and Summer Trade This will be
found complete every department. the Goods superior
quality, and will be sold VERY CASH, prompt
merchants short time
We will he daily adding fresh goods stock.
fehIq-ltU&wiy ABBAY. GI BS0N & co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17
The Family OF Joha brown.

In the bury ing ground near tho church in
Canton Centre, Conn, says the Hartford C0ur-
dnt, stands marble monument upon which is
inscribed the following:
'In nemory Of Capt JolIs BRowN, who died In the
Revolutionary Army, at New York. September, 80,
lI78 lie was Of the fourth generation In regular de-
Who landed from ihs May Flower, at Plymouth, Mass,
December ~, 1870"
Captain Bsows, At his country's call, led forth
company of West SimHbury (uow CAnton) TROOPS,
10 the deadly conflict, and foll victim u tho then
prevailing epidemic in the American camp. lie left
a numerous group Of little ones, who were reared by
bis widow with Singular tact aud Judgment, to
babts If industry And principles OF virtue, and all
becano distinguished citizens In the communities Ia
which they retd.d. One of the sons became Judge
IN one Of the @ urts Of Ohio. Ono Of the Daughters
bad tie honor Of giving to ono Of vt flourish
Ing New England col eges president for twenty
yosrs, In d. person Of her son.
Owts Blows, ono OF the sons, aud father Of the
present Captain Joln BBows, married q daughter
of Gipros MuLs, Esq, who was hia self (MILrs) an
with the command of the guard who hal In charge
u large portion Of tho PRISONERS comprising BUs
Gorsl's army, thus provirg that Jons Bows tnhe-
Its his military spirit through patriotic sncss'ry.
soon after tho marriage OF OWES BRows, he removed
with his family 10 Torringford, Connsc ctcut, whore
the pr, sent Captain Jous Bnows was born wuile
he yet In infancy early childhood, the parents
returned TO West sbury, and there remained for
q few years, when thoy omig rated ~ Hudson, Ohio,
where OWN Bsows became one Of the principal pio-
settlers Of that then new town, ever respected
for his probity and docison of character. HS was
endowed with energy and enterprise, and went down
10 his grave honored and respected, about tho year
1852 or 1858, aged 81.
At the age II eighteen or twenty tho present Capt
JouN BRows left Hudson, Ohio, and came east with
the design Of acquiring . liberal education through
some of our Now Eoglsni col ges Ills ultimsto DO
sign the Gospel ministry In pursuance o. this
object no consulted and conferred with Rev JERG-
NIAu HALLoCK, then clergyman at Canton, Conn :,
tshoso wife was restiyeJ aud IN aooordance with
advice there obtained, pr, ceeded to L ainhed,
Mass wheie, under the instruction of the late
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Those who cannot look into tho domestic life
OF families afflicted by great conAagration can
have little Idea Of the distress which II some
times brings. The New Orleans Pscdsune says
An incident Of the late Arc In the third district fur.
nishes strong example Of the sad desolation which
II has entAed. laboring man, by the toll and
careful savings Of himself and wifc, durag sixteen
years, had accumulated . litsls sum, which no I'd
invested In house for the family. Year by yea
more pleasant tc the eye, ~ shrubbcry .carsfuly
trimmed, flowers tendoily nourished, and vines
taught TO Chamber over tho portco unfolded
aethth OF blossom and grcen shade. The irs on
saturday night laid waste the rustic scene Of do
mestic enjoymen the sufferers only removing In
safety few OF the least valuable articles OF frni
,uIe, and their daughter, who had been confined to
her bed by an illnees Of some days duration
The tss ofthe labor of sixteen years bore compar-
sssytly light upon both mothor and father, through
their anxiety for the welfare Of their chud.
Renting a small tenement across the strc.t from
tho smoking ruins, they bought few articles for
present comfort, snd saw their daughter die. Willis
she was In her oofhn In her new ab,de, tho bells
rarg sgan, and tie devasting element was found
clCse upon them. 81 rapidly old tho Gre sproad,
that tho, Oscap.d from the house, saving no single
A'hcle except the cain containing tho DO ly ot tho
daughter, which was deposited In the open ST.
Then camc down upon those bravo hearts the gloom
OF despair Sitting upon the end of the last tone
ment of bis child, the father gave way to psrox-
ysm Of grief when the mother, sitting by It's side,
Ia the strces, slf po~s, ssed tba hor hur
band. The Gro sd made up small purse ~ enable
them to bury thcir dead but what restore the IN
az ain TO the conteutment they enjoyed before tho
curreuoe Of the oonnAeratons which lcft them dcsti
TUT, homeless and oh,ldlessf
IL is well that wo do not zee the misery which
d~ells In the hearts OF our nelshb blrs but the
sligbt manifestations which occ Asioually reaah tue
public eye should teach us ~ be charitable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17
A supposed In-urrec,ioni-r Arrested.

The examination of DR.. wn. r. PALMER, ar
rested at Memphis, Tenn, few days since, On
the charge Of conspuing to create negro insur.
rection il Shelby County, Of that State, revealed
the following facts;
II n ON that traveller on railroad betwee PHI
lade!phIs and New York oL served fellow lssenger,
who occupied . seat in front Of him, stsud up aud
walk out u the cars. In the act, the young man
dropped two letters and memorandum, which, tee-
ing, the Traveller picked up but was unable te restore
to the lOeer. GlaucDg at the address, he observed
that one II them was addressed ~ "Capt. j. BEows,
Hsrper's Ferry, Va" This WAS on the 2ld Of Octo-
her, . fsw days after the In lurrection At HArpeIs
Ferry, and at . time when the bold attempt Of
Bsows and his fansticsl followers occupied the 1t.
seeing the address, concluded that the documents
he bad accidentally became pOssessor Of, related IN
some to the affair at HArpor's Ferry,
AID, arriving at New York, despatched the
letters and memorandum u Gov. WISE The Gov.
enor having eAsmined the contents, dispatched the
docume nts TO Gov HAAEs, of Tennessee, who
caused the arrest of PALAsk at the Bedford House,
Memphis. The ofiosrs having the mstter In change,
represeDted themselves being engaged In tho
Hsrper's Ferry scheme aud willing to do snythiug
10 free the slaves. But t appears that PALhss was
not easy to be caught. Tue first letter referred to
was from ono LA~REnCE THAroHrs, and wN, as be.
fore stated, directed 10 "Cspt. A. BRowS, Gsaeral
C0mm Ander in -Chiei OF Provisional Government, L.
8 A." WAS introduced On'the examination, aud lm'
plicAtfd Mr.. PALMA, far tc state that hs Was
wlirg to enter INTO the conspiracy. No other evil
dsnce wHs adduced, aud the Court decided on hold
ing Palmer for $4,000, 10 appear before the Circuit
Court, in default Of which he wa sent TO jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

Hon. A. ii. SrErHEss, Of Georgia, in q recent
address st meeting in Alexandra, for tho bone
ft Of tho orphan asy lum and free schools Of that
city, related the following anecdote:
POOR little boy, In q cold night In June, with no
home or roof to shelter his head, parental
ternal guardian guide 10 protect or direct him
hiA vay, raohed at n'gbtfsll the house u rich plan
tor, Who took him In, fed, lodged, and sent him
on his way with hts blessing These kind atten-
tinus choored hs heart and inspired him with frosh
courage TO battle with the obstacles OF life
Years rolled round; Providence led him on !;
he bad reached the legal profession; his host
had died the cormorsbts that proy the substance
Of amAn had formed . conspiracy to get from the
widow her estates. She sent tor tie nearest counsel
% commit her to him, aud that cIuuse proved
to be the orphan boy years before wec ,mod aud On
teitsinod by her deceased husband. The stimulus Of
warm and tenacious gratitude was now added TO
the ordinary motives connected with the profession
He undertook her with wil not easily to be
resisted he gsined IL; the widows estates were
cured TO her IN psrpetuity; and ur. sTarIuss added
with an empt Of emotion that sent its electric
thrill throughout the house, 'that orphan boy stands
haI,,
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MAIL ITEMS, DO.

n,...
wii,ada,, J'In m. "u"n'eH' i''0'' u" "u''0' on
~, '',,.y. H..
.,ia ah IeH Tax ,M sormon', last yeH, was ns
sovo. lho o'a'e pays P'ehuu" 'o' ooAi
'calPs'
lHE house in which JoHs Huss, the great
reformer was born, at iusince In Bohemia, was
recently destroyed by fire.
THE first hogshead Of the new crop Of tobsc-
co has been sold at Richmond for o. per hun.
dt.d weight,
T. =. 81 A. -. u.s.. Ivx,v Trxn co,,-
~ s sau .hat nsus"o 'r,N ~ - .'.,;o.
'.hmnI sonsolp ~ pP'Aos ia,u'nns W 'n' P'"S''S'
VI he' Pf'ios'"n 40 p"o"e '"s'
lhE women IN MmhessGtA nhd pro- Pron'ao.e .n sr, sm,
Poyheh. IN 's,ininR, % Saiu ,roH rnH' hi n' annn,
I. %Gtk lha' e,ate y no" pellofh0u Wy aoou'
mar Us many females aS hA'es'
TiIE manuscripts Of wEDEHRoRG's writings,
containing sketches Of his journey In Holland,
IN 173, and several Of his mystical specuiations,
have been discovered in Stockholm.
A YOUNG married man, named FRANK GL-
BsRr, commitle suicide on Saturday last at the
Girud House In Pittsburgh, Pa, by taking pod
son. Domestic trouble was the cause.
TIE effort to cultivate the Japan plum tree
has proved successful in New Orleans. The
trees are now in bloom, and the promise is that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

The manner In which the depleted finances Of
an Alderman may be handsomely rsplenished,
was illustrated yesterday, says the Philadelphia
North American OF Wednesday, In q very forei-
ble manner. Officers TRsFTs end CARLIN, Of
the Recorders office, yesterday morning arrested
Alderman RoBERT l.. CURRIE, who ofiiciates In
West Philadelphia, and Is one Of the Aldermen
Of the Twenty fourth Ward, on . charge Of con-
,piracy to rsife the wind by fleeing the tavern.
tespsrs Of tho vicinity. Together with CuRRIE
who, according to the eyidsncs, was employed by
CuRRIr to 60 the dirty part Of the work. The
allegations arc that tho Alderman employed Al
lxAsDlR and others to enter tsverns OIL the
Sabbath snd purchase liquor. Thsy would than
enter . complaint before the Alderman, who
would senn summons for the proprietors Of III,
places, Tho latter would have bearing and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17
A santa Fe Trading Party.

WESTERN correspondent tt the Fbiiadelphta
Press says:
You never saw . Santa Fc party. Riding In al.
vance Ia young man, armed with his six. shooter
aud knife and . fowling piece. HIS dress Is for
use rather than show, yet SHOW is not forgotten,
ss the rod cash round his waist will testify, ~
We the rich blue ribbon that binds his nat, and
autters It's ends in tho wind. His saddle has the
high eAntle aud pOmmel, the br1ai wooden stir
rips, the leg flaps, ard the wide lsathern ntachitd
thst covers the frame In day and at night as
part Of nis bed, TO prevent the sharp stones, aud
STICKS, and damp getting 1t him oil these, ike
the old fashioned Spanish or NJ M,orsh saddles tho
awful spurs and check. bit, weighing something less
than tnn, must not be forgotten. Anon aud we
two old, hard faced, grave looking men mounted
upon seiOus. looking Inules, that have their tails
shaved %, except sight bunch OF hair at the end,
giving them ludcrOus appearance. Tnoy are In deep
CT at, but salute with much dignity ~ we pass
them In the woods and p sirie tth,rs Of tue
paity hunting fresh meat for the evening no. Tnen
Il ere are the heavily laden wagons, drawn by their
half d. teams each the loos0 cattle, the team
steTs and the long whip, cracking every side
its tternal noise We saw Indian just behind the
party, trick cd In his best lie his way pay
a visit. We iuquir, d why no had 50 many dogs lie
replied that he had u take soac with him, they
would get lighting at home. He had following hin
fifteen Of ali breeds Sizes coors and dspositions--s
merry party, to be suio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17
How to Get Criminal Pardoncd.
TnK following correspondence between we'll
known legal gentleman OF Washington, and
another party tells its own story -.

INK IouoWinR corrCspondence between we'll
known legal gentleman OF Washington, and
smother party, tells Its own story
JurrRsonyI. In, la, 1st Nov, 80.
Mr.-- -, Dear Sir: l am W, II q waro that
you are thoroughly acquainted with oil surc q over
ment Ufhcefs and through your official businisa often
In close 10 alton to each other; asp satisfied that
any business iptrustod to you, will bs atteni isd to.
Now sir! having had the pleasure Of your pers nal
ACQUAINTANCE some few years ago In Washington,
will ask you perso nal friend FOR information 70
the folo~it Points, tknowins your ability to do Jus
tce ts your client
lat. Can you (Jor a good tee) havo q man, or get
q man Pardontd d from State Prison on Q charge Of
PASSING U. s. Bouggus Coin.
9th. There Is good petition now before the Pres
dent with other reliable papers In behalf Of . ca,o
mentioned In No. !. (will you soo 70 itO
9Th. How much will you charge 70 have the pris.
oner released In a month or 2 mOnthsr
The papers hle In the office of the Atty Gonl
Black will sivo you clear inside Of tho Present
snd how n stands.
Now SIR n you will undertake the buslue,s lot mo
know by your caryest opportunity what your fec Is
with Judge Blsrk. You can inspect the papers
unC or the name OF -, who Ia a Per
senal fiiend Of mino aud Physician of high stand
Ing. II you need my personal attention 10 tho case
let me know by Return and II You wish any fur.
ter information apply to mo, hoping to hosr
from you
rmsin respectfully yours D. E.
Mr.. ID. r. DIR Siv;-As II IL my opinion that
then gpat deal too many rascsls out Of the
pentcntiary In this country must decline 70 IN rthsr
defeat the ends OF Justice by doing any thing for those
that are In.
:, Yours Respectfully -.
Psi am Obliged for you, good opinion in other