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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
Sl,eriG1s Sale.

X ViFtae Of vend. No 1923 10 directed,
sho devered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
', County Tennessee its May term, 1850,
VII 70 public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for
~, :. se court House Yard, in the city Of Nash
vale, on saturday, the Ilth dav Of August 1850 all
le rSht, n,e clam, interest, and estate which Jo
sePn nLha tnen had, or may have since acquired In
~ 80 70 .ne lot0Wlns described land, viz, situated
te toehny OF davidson, State Tennessee in district
NO D, bounded on the East by the lands of Ill ClarI
TON ana william Higgins ON the North by the lands of
William Higgins, ON the West by the lands OF u Y
Aphanoe amt Joseph Airch, and on the South bv The
Aurireesooro turnpike containing 50 acres more or
70 satisfy a Judgment rendered IN favor OF W owen
against Joseph Bland. : : =
J. K EDMuSDS0N. sheriff
slyZl-tz By E, D. WENTWORTH, D. shsrifa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
Fresh Fruits all the Year!
THE YEOMANS,
r UT BOTTLE

>oR UrIdIfY, CONVENIENCE, ECoNoMY AND
u SAFETY, is urequzlied or preserving Fruits in
aIfesa late, N any c,uate ,sH indennte time h.
tag used taese Bottles, we ind them exceedingly
Con senient anu 5ast IN e thing Wal ted.
5 John D. THOMAS, In Register Of Rural Afairs.
for ds er.ptive anu prNe circulars, address Pre-
pretor at Waisorth, Wayne tounty, New York
hss 10 oto AStw 7. G.fHuNASS-4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
sherins Sale.

DY virtue OF vend. ex-, No. 1870, 10 nae directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable CireeiL Court oa
Davidson county, Tennessee its MAY Term 1860
wilexpose TO public sale to the highest bidder cash
al the Courthouse yard, in the city of Nashville
Saturday the llth day Of August 1850, all the right,
iue Claim, interest and estate, which II Woodall
Co then hac OF may have since acquired IN and TO the
following described Lot. No 10, South Gaatin, Brock
way addition TO Edgefed, adjoining Spilton on the
East, and W. r. Lucus on the West running back 10
feet 10 an alley; levied the property OF T. a.
Noodall y Co. to satisfy judgment rendered IN iayor
OF e W klargus aganst +. NJ WoOdan & %
J. K EI)SlJ- -NISON. Sheriff.
july2O-td By F. D. WIurYOEIH- D. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
SbsriG's Sales.
Sheri1,s Sale.

DY viFtue Of vend- ex, 1856, 70 me directed, aud
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
vidson county Tennessee, al its Nay Term 1850, VIII
expose TO pubic SALE TO the highest bidder for cash. at
the Court house yard IN the city Of Nashville, on sat
urday. the 1lth day Of August ls60 all the right title
calm, interest and estate which & l. Williams Il ais;
then had may hare since acquired in ad 10 theIOi
loving described tract Of land lying II Davidson CO.
bounded on the East by Paradise the North by Mr.
Earhart West by Long Creek on the south by Aoifas
L HcNeai, contains by estimate 100 acres levied On ts
the property Of C. L Williams TO satisfy Judgment
rendered IN favor 0f W T. Garrett against C. / VII
iizIns- J. K EDAUNI-ON, Sheriff
fuIy5O-td b. Z D. EHTTHOEIH- d Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
An Invoice Of Merrsflaum Pines.

Just received fne assortment of Fancy an d
y IIain II erschaum Pipes, vita Amber Jes uine
and C ina stems, wni will bs ola cheap at pri
vate sale by BENZ. SHIELDS - Co. l,--
june15-u Central Auction Rlouas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
ALLEGHaNY SPRINGS.
81 MILES FROM SH4 WSVILLE DEPOT
Montgomery County. Va.

THE PROPRIEr0RS having purchased this Wa
L TERI\G PLACE in Oct, Der last, have thorut gh.
iy repaired and furnished il with entirely 1ur
uiture 0f the best CLASS. and will opEn it TOR the
ceptiOn OF Visitors ON THE 18th DAY OF JUNE
wing increased acco nmOdations, and male Ib-
era arrangements for the comfort OF tn If que IS,
they fatter themselves taat but few (if any) Water
ing Places W II afford the sane attr ctI,ns this
II is situated the county of Montgomery, 81
miles (, ON SHA FSVILLE DEPOT, IVA and fem.
X. R. the banks of the Roanoke ri and is
round by some of the most beautiful and att
tive scenery to be found ng the Mountains o.
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation
in q last few years, that il is unuecessa say
nything in commeDdation f it. 1t c"nsid-
err specific for the worst forms of Dyspepsia,
remedy Tor alaCutaneuus Diseases, dis rdera
ditIons the Stotn ch, Roweis and Liver, and or
pros ration of tie nervous sy stem. hight ap-
pend a nuniber of certificates from Physicians and
otners acqpaIniea " thits merits and to these mg.t
be added dd taf1itHBt.
Passengers ain be met at Shawsville by -Four.
Horse Omniousses, To convey them over new road
to the Springs Persons leaving baltimore, WASH
ington, RIci mond Peters ,urg in the moraing
arrive at the Sprii gs the day; tho from De
South will lind the Same cpnveyance on arrival
of each train. ~
juuei4- Inn a BOOTH, ,CoLHoUN & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
BUNYAN,S PnGRIMSPROGRES

THE celebrated and magnificent Panorama of
i BUNYAS's PILGRIMS RoGRESS is fered r sale,
fbs painting has been before the pubic of Cum
try for several years, wing been exhibited in the
principal cities the Country and e.icited the un
qualified aGmiratiuD of the Press and people, IL is
Il good order. VT all necessary fixtures, ready
boxed for Shipment For terms &c, &c apply in
pea Ison OF b! letter TO J. B. CRAiGHEAU, or =
A. ). CAMP < CO.,
june19-tf Nashville, Tenn.
as uisville Courier and Cincinnati Commercial
copy times aud send bill to this oH.ee- 7--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
CanarY Cares I

GUST received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cages Il
eJ all styles, colors and prices, some as handsous
as ever brought to thus m ,rket. F, sale low by
febs-tf lafs-f s- p J. W. WfI.SsBN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
WANT TO HIRE.

L>OR the balance Of the year, serv mt to do the
cook Y an Washing for small family. Ap-
pig a. this ofice.
apr24-tf. u s-1ssl ~ $3.50 s4ts.
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AUCTION SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
~, Ftgs d ment. av

DEM. T. sHIsIDs & co., viii proceed to sell at
- the Store, No Is Public Square, next door TO
d Sainouh's Jeweiry store, accsu utt of W. C.
Show - d. C.,c,nnmenei,g Thursday morning,
July 9th, at 10 &c iock, the entire tents OF the
store 70 10 Publ Square, With counters, Shelving,
Oil CIths and Fixtures. The STOCK con -is.s OF EN-
broiderEes, Laces, Ribbons, a large stoeA sf sisA
Trim bings, ladies' and Chii6r n-hing Goes,
with never ending variety nst to b. emu mera-
ted. Ladies are invited, and ais dea ers, VINO viii
hn it TO their interest to attend. The Store IS for
Rent. BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co.
June25-td 8 -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
J. the Undersigned, unGer tn style oil Fowler and
hIrkpaIrick, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent-A.W. Fowler retiring. The business will IN
future be conducted by s. Kirkpatrick, tho alone is
authorized Osettle the business OF the old firm.
A. W. FOWLER,
apr30 S. KIRKPATRICK.
TTNHE undersigned having retired from the firm of
i Fowler & Kirkpatrick having sold out uis en-
interest therein to s. KIRK patrick Soectfully
tenders his IhanAs the customers of ths firm for
their patronage, and sc'c'ts continuation OF said
paIr mage to ms
apr3J-3m A. W. F0WIFS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
SheriGs Sale.

j. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
lly2i-td By E ID. WHuwoRrH, d. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
Ii the Grave Could Speak

Large Sale of Thorough Bred rrot-
ting and other Horses at Woodburn
Farm. 3Fss, an-s.is
ON "Wednesday, the 22d day of August next. /
" will sell 1t Public Sale, between hfty and sixty
nead OF thorough bred and Trottng an.i other
Horses, consisting of about fifteen thorough bred
brood mares, the same humber of tfottiHg mares,
aud tac bal uce young stock of both sorts. 80
Catalogues of STOCK ready for dIstr button one
month previous 10 day Of sale, aud may had on
application to Dr. d. SwIGART, the Subscr iber,
-- X. AIFChESON ALtXAN DER. :
Woodburn Farm is near Spring Station on Lex
ngton and Frankfort Railroad. tune3G-t2.s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broadway. New York.

NTHEN completed six years ago the st. Nicholas
w WAS universally pronounced the most magni-
cent, convenient and thoroughly ganiZed estab-
iishment of the kind on this continent. Mhat it
then II remains to-day-withOut rIvsl in size, in
sumptuousness and in tue general elements oi COM
fort and enjoyment The Hotel has accommodations
Tor 1000 guests, including 100 complete suites OF
apartments for families. Six hundred persons can
be comfortably seated the tables of its three pub
lie dining rooms, and nothing that modern art has
devised lor the cons enence and social qualification
of the traveIg public has been omitted its plan
or neglected practical details. The early rep
utatioh OF the house at home anu abroad, deriv ed
from its magnitude its superb appointment, and ts
nome-iike comforts aud lu xures, has been enhanced
every year by the searied of the propIi.
tors TREADWELL, " HITCOAB * CO
may2l-3m
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VOL. XXI.
nasbDillf Patriot.
TER MS:

TEH '.S SIS 90
Tri-1eekly, persnnuH,--.- .----------'' al
weekly, per annuInr-- - - - ~
, One weekly for two years, ortTO Week les
for ore year, in adyapGe' - wc:ir = - bc
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, OF mesais t = ,S - -
orr the subscriber storder otn rwise Il viii be
continued at our adoption Until paid ior and stopped
nee or al ouroptiou. II the party is good @Ilibe
sent until paid
Remittances by mail, in 'registered = letters, at
our risk.
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Something Tor the Hard Times.

IUSr received, by express, Two hundred Louisi
y Attakapas pair of Panis-goo S that were
never known wear out-.it So Cash.
..s s. JANE DAVIS,
june23-2w Public 20 Iare,
Banner and Union and American copy week
and charge tins Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
Nstice 10 Stockholders!
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
,ssg lsUPERIN1ESDENT's OFFICE ~s
- : Nashville. june 2Sfh. 1860.

: Tn pursuance of resolu ion passed b. ,e Stock
holders ct the " ajtfvI sLE AMI nGHATr iS0 OGA
RAILROAD G gAPASY on the 9Th day OF december
asst the Stockh 81 iers in stdcon, ,sany will be car
d free OF charge over he Rolf tne Sd, 4rh aud
cir ce,t,fcaIes of stock 10 the conductor
Jnne30-fd- ssl sS s. " &. C LIZ, Sups
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13
Jobnson Coudomned BIZ Douglas.

In his famous article, published in Harper's Nag
dzine, Mr.. Douglas made the following observation
in the first column on the second page OF that re-
markable treatise on Popular Sovereignty
at is dificut to conceive how any person who be-
eves that the Constitution confers the right OF pro-
lection in the enjoyment of slave property IN Inc
Territories regardless of the wishes OF the people
and the action of the Territorial Legislature can sd-
sfy his conscience and his oath Of deity to the CO'eSti-
tdion IN collaborating such Congressional legislation as
19dJ be essential to the enjoyment Of such right under the
Constitution Under this view of the subject is I'M
possible 10 resist the conclusion that II the C0nstltu-
ton does establish slavery in the Territories beyond
the power of the people to control it by law, 1t IS the
iaptraiUe duty of Congress to supply all the legis-
lauOn necessary to It's protection.
Mr. Douglas clearly intimates in the foregoing that
any man who believes the Constitution confers the
right to hold slaves in the Territories does violence
to his conscience and breaks his oath OF nde 70 te
Constitution if he withholds such Congressional leg
islaton as may be necessary to secure the pefect en-
JOyment of that right.
1t seems from the following extract from letter
written by Governor johnson on May 2Stl, 1860,
year alter having read Mr.. Douglas article, and
when he had a full knowledge of the Douglas plat
form, that Gov. Us position the question is pre-
clsely that to which Mr.. Douglas charge OF faith
lessness to the oath of fidelity to the Constitution
applies with full vigor and effect The following is
the extract to which we refer:
Il believe that it is the right of the South TO de-
mand, and the duty of Congress to extend, prOtec-
ton to persons and property of every kind,
(includIng slavery) in the Territories during their
territorial state. This is no new opinion. | adyo-
Gated the doctrine as far back 1S4S in the Senate
of the United States If you have any curiosity TO
see the argument, refer you TO my speech on the
Oregon Bill delivered It'll July of that year, and re-
ported in the Congressional Globe. How unjust,
therefore, the insinuatiOns with which you in
tersperse and interlard your editorial comments,
that all are in favor of Squatter Sovereignty who
happen not to agree with the seceders from the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

Extract from Douglas Extract from H. V.
Freeport speech, Aug. n, Johnsons Macon letter,
1858: May 10, 1860:
"The next question pro- :. In the United States,
pounded to me by Mr.. the Constitution is the su-
Lincoln IS, can the people preme law of the land.
of a Territory, in any 1t recognizes slaves as
lawful way, against the property. 1t extends over
wishes of any citizen of the Territories and carries
the United States, exclude the recognition there. a
slavery from their limits STAKEHOLDER removes with
PRIOR to the formation of his negroes into Terrific
a State Constitution? ry of the United States
answer emphatcally, as he there meets a Territori
Mr. Lincoln has heard me al act abOlshing slavery,
answer a hundred times and under a writ of habeas
from every stump in Illi-Icorpus his slaves claim
nois that in my opinion, their freedom Are his
the people of Territory rights impaired? Can he
con-, by a,rh means, err be stripped of his proper
clfe sJaUery from their Inn ty? According the de-
its prior TO the formation Of csion of the bred Scott
State Constitution. 9 case, he can sustain no
damage, for the Court there
decided that Territorial
Legislature has polcer
under the Constitution To-
abolish slavery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

Charleston Convention repel the insinuation so
far it may be intended to apply to me- come from
what quarter it may, and plead my own record in
vindication
Bat this is not the question now before the DEM
0cratic party Of the South. The question is, not
whether we have the right to demand, but whether
under the circumstances, we ought to demand Con-
gressiona intervention for the protection of slavery
in the Territories? think we ought not and the
object of my Macon letter was to vindicate that
opinion
Here Gov. Johnson prides himself on the fact that
for years. as far back as lS4s me advocated
the righs Of the South to demand, and the duty of
COngressto extend protection to persons and prop
erty of every kind. (ncluding slavery in the Terri
tories, and yet although Douglas finds it difficult
conceive how he can satisfy his conscience and his
oath of fidelity 70 the Constitutions Gov johnson
thinks that he ought todemand protection for the
right of the constitntionality OF which he has no
doubt and which he advocated with SO much zeal.
We leaYe the two standard bearers of the Front
Street Theatre Democracy to settle this little matter
of conscience and the obligation of OATH bet
themselves and simply confine ourselves to pointing
out for the information of the people, the remark
able discrepancy between their positions on The
question of the day.-COaStitlItOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13
COUNTY COURT sALE.

Alexander Thomas and wife Mary Harrison and others
pursuance Of the County Court Of Davidson
county the above the July term 1850,
will offer the Court House in Nashville. Satur
day. Isthday Of august next, negro named Dck
about thirty eight years age
will required In cash, and for the baanc-
credit months will be gven and note we'll endorsed
payable in bank required \. r. CHEAfHAM,
julyJ3 60-dtds Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

AVyNV their address 70 FULLAM, proprietor OF he
American Stencil Tool Works Spn VI The old pioneer
Office still open Springfield. VT Eastern Office - Merchants
EXCHANGE Boston Principal Office 22 BrOaduay. New York
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented BY
sold for $40, including stock enough retail for
With activity this amount be realized by in
weeks time where. The tools will exchanged and
given any time within 10 used with proper
CERTIFIcA1E rROA RuRKscu.
We the undersigned being residents Of Springfield, VI,
hereby certify that acquainted with RULLAz, who
engaged Stencil Tools, and consider
him perfectly responsible FOR the honorable fuhmeDt OF all hE
contracts all Ct money sent him for his Tools
Cobnrn President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield, Vt.
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo Porter Treasurer Of Springfield Savings Bank.
Henry ClOsscn, Judge Of Probate Court.
Geo. EAshburn, Postmaster.
Samuel W. Porter, Clerk Of Real Estate Records
iuly4-d2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

haSs Meetlng AT HUNTSVILLE on saturday the 18th,
to ratify the nomination of BREcKNRIDGE and LANEI
1t is singular with what facility the new converts
to Federalism acquire its practices. The new wing
of the Opposition, under the lead of DOUGLAS are
industriously laboring to disguise their principles
and palm of upon the country squatter sovereign
ty" for popular sovereignty and intervention -
for non-intervention. For instance: the Kansas
Nebraska bill and the Democratic platform declared
that the people Of territory should be left free to
determine the question of slavery for themselves,
Subject only to the Constitution The Supreme
Court have decided that according to the Consttu-
ton, the time l0he they decide this is when they
60 to adopt their organic law and organize State
government for themseves-and this is popular SOW
eregnty in Its original sense and as now contended
for by the National Democracy in the support of
BRECKNRIDGE and LANE. But the adherents of Mr..
DoUGLAs contend for the new aud novel doctrine
originated by their leader as means of conciliat-
ing the free sellers of Illinois, in his canvass with
LINCOLN that 4" it matters not what the Supreme
Court may decide as to the abstract question,
whether slavery may or may not go into territory
under the Constitution" the people have the autl
means to exclude it if they please, by UXFRIENDLY
LEGISLATION and this is squatter sovereignty,
which DOUGLAS and his adherents by false and fraud
ulent pretenses are now seeking to palm upon the
country as the popular sovereignty of the Kansas
bill, and asserted by the Democracy in their
platform of 1856
So the doctrine of nonintervention as asserted in
the Kansas Nebraska BILL was that Congress should
not to establish prohibit slavery but leave
the people under the provisions of the Federal Con-
stitution, free to determine their own domestic af-
fairs In their own way; and yet when Kansas sought
for admission into the Union under Constitution
regularly adopted, by Convention regularly called
and elected, winch met at Lecompton, Mr.. DOUGLAS
while forced to admit this regularity, arrogated to
himself the right as Senator in Congress to inter-
vene and reject the admission of Kansas under that
Constitution because it had not been adopted in the
manner that he would have prescribed.
And yet this new branch of the Federal-Opposi-
ton are seeking to bamboozel he people with the
idea that their Squatter Sovereignty in violation OF
the rights of the people and the decisions of the
Courts is popular sovereignty; and that the policy
dictated by the Black Republicans, and cooperated
in by DOUGKAs, of refusing admission to State be-
cause of its slavery Constitution is "non-interven
ton By such frauds and practices it is hoped tc
confuse the minds of the honest masses of the peo
Die who have not had their attention constantly d
rected to the recent Political proceedings Let cur
friends be as active in exposing their fraudulent
pretences as they are in circulating them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

We are gratifed to learn that this distinguished
gentleman, who was Nominated by the DOuglasltes
for the Vice Presidency, intends taking an active
part in the canvass for BREcEEERIDGE and LANE.
Who wilI call him a Yanceyite or 3 Disunionist?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

We see that the gallant Democracy of Louisville
are to have rOusing meeting next Saturday night,
to ratify the nomination Of the lrave soldiers and
incorruptble statesmen, JoHx G. BREcknRrDGE and
Gen. joe LANE. Their names have awakened an
enthusiasm throughOut the land that makes glad
the heart of every patriot Let the Kentucky De-
mocracy turn out in full force. We can assure
them that in Tennessee we are o. K. for X. O. oil
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

The Nashville Banner and Louisville Democrat say
that Gov l. l. STEVENS, the Chairman of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee is the Governor of
Washington Territory and thereupon the Banner
and Democrat exclaim:
We should like to know if the Treasury of the
United States is to support this committee if Off
Gals are TO neglect their duties at home go Wash
ington to serve the Administration in its purpose to
destroy Douglas and then draw their salaries for
duties theynever performed!
We should not like to think that tine above is fair
specimen Of the political intelligence candor of
either the Bonner or the Democrat Gov STEVENS is
not the Governor of Washington Territory, and the
Banner and Democrat ought to know it. VIII the
Banner and Democrat inform their readers of the
mistake they have made? RICHARD D. GHOLsoN is
the Governor of that Territory. and was. appointed
from kentucky year or two ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13
AUCTION Sale of Entire Stock and Fixtures
Under Attachments.
RRwr = SHIELDS A EnMPAnV

SETILLproceed to sell at the store No Is, Public Squire
w next door CahOun's Jeweiry Store, account
OF Shas, G, commencing on Thursday morning. July
At 10 o'clock entire e0hents Of the No IS Public
Square, Shelving Oil Cloths and Fixtures The
consists OF rich Rmbroderes Laees Ribbons large
with never ending variety not to be Ladies are
IlYited dealers who will find to their interest attend
n FsThe Store for Rent BENZ. =. SHIELDS & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

COLLEcrORE OFTIcE, CRY HALL,l
July 18th, 1850. !
EIHOSE indebted for Corporation Taxes for the present
for The tx the Nashville and North
Railroad hereby notified to forward and pay the
without delay. Tsnoce extends those owning Real Estate
Property In the limits and charged
with Poll Tax Collectors Office, City Hail. upper end of the
Market House. =. NELSON, Collector.
Inn