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! WASHINGTON March 22.-Consul General Harris
writing from NeddO to the Secretary of State says
that American affairs there are in an unsatisfactory
condition. The Japanese eVade the faithful per-
Torrance of the most important of the treaty stpu-
latiOns, meet them with passive resistance He
adds that he is unweared in his efforts to convince
the government of the dangerous course it pursu-
ing, and until its eyes open to the peril it ncurs
by its present course no change for the better
| be looked for.
Hoard, Chase, Burnham, Bonham and Dimmick
were announced to-day in the House as a Select
Committee on HOards resolution directing an ex
animation into the charges made in debate, in De
cember last, by Haskin Adrian. and Hickman,
against the President, of seeking improperly to
tluence their official action on the LecOmptOn bill
BOnham asked, and was excused from serving on
the Committee.
The Senate judiciary Committee to which the
subject referred have resolved to report the
inexPediency of reporting general bankrupt bill
at present
A resolution reported by the House Commit
tee on Electi9us to-day against allowing Cooper,
(Dem) whose sent is contested by Howard, further
time to take testimony IN the case. The resolution
was opposed by all the Democrats and Southern
OppositiOnists present, except Anderson, of Ken
lucky, and Davis and Harris, of Maryland.
New York, March 22-The Tri5lmes Washington
correspondent saysMarin, whowas captured with the
steamer, was formerly Commodore in the old Mexi-
navy Our Government is possessed of infOr-
nation of all that passed between Miramon and him.
and framed McLanes Instructions under that knowl-
edge. He had credit for $4,000 in one bill which
was subsequently increased, to purchase steamers
and other munitions either in the United States or
Cuba to cooperate with MiramOn when the attack
from land was made against Vera Cruz. He left
Havana under the Spanish flag, which was the origi-
raj cOlOrs Of the steamers, but hOisted the Mexican
flag. His movements were known and watched
throughout
The vote of the special committee on the Pacific
Railroad last night, as follows: For one road,
Rice, French, FentOn, Aldrich. FarnswOrth, Stout
Phelps. and Hindman. For two roads, Curtis Blair.
Scott Smith, Taylor and Kellogg, of Michigan. The
committee VII meet again Friday, and perhaps
may reconsider this vote, as Winter Davis was alb
sent. No one single route, no matter where or how
located pass the Senate under the existing
of parties; hence if a bill such basis be insist
ed upon, the Pacific road may be considered dead
this session.
The President sent in to-day the name of H. n
Winston, Of Kentucky, as paymaster in the army,
vice Games, deceased, and also the name of Lafay-
cite J. Brown, of North Carolina as purser in the
navy, vice Forest, deceased.
WASHINGTON. March 22-The question of the dis
tributOn OF prizes among the captors of Miramon's
steamers is held in allegiance until the Admiralty
Court decides the exact character of the captured
vessels.
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CITY NOTICES.
b. SNOWDEN a co.

r. b. SNOWDEN a Co.
No North Cherry street,
O. Have always on hand a fine stock of
Fancy Groceries.
Fine Wines and Brandics,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Goods
Foreign Fruits,
Green and Black Teas,
Havana Cigars, &c, &c
Our stock Of Wines is complete, embracing the
finest brands of Champagne, Clarets, Sparkling and
Still German Wines, hungarian Italian. Sicily and
Native Wines all of which are warranted pure and
unadulteratcd
Scotch and English Ales:
London and Dublin Porter
English, French and American
Fruits and Vegetables;
Preserves and Pickles;
Sauces Jellies Mustards Condiments
and delicacies of every description, from all parts
Of the world.
We have just received "a selected stock of genu-
inc fine Havana Cigars. which we offer. together
with large and varied stock Of every thing in our
line as low as any house in the southern country.
r. B. SNOWDEN d co.
UNION AND AMERICAN BLOCK.
GROVER j. BAKERS NOIsELESS
FA,nLy SENrNo N,uHar-,
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two S9ools
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.
mar7-dwtf No Public Square.
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Markets bv Telegram,

NEw ORLEANS, March 23Coton quiet The steamers
caused less hrmne Sales to-day 5000 bales Quotations u
changed. Mddng l0I9u. Sales OF the $1,000 bales
Receipts OF the $50 bales against 81 500 during
responding time last year Exports Of the week 1000 bales
Total Exports Of the 54O 900 Receipts this
port ahead Of last year 4OO bales At all Southern ports
$4,000 bales. Stock $4,000 tales Moasse
1880 Flour very dali 0O96 %. Coffee firm I3S 9I3I
salea Of the week 1000 bags Stock at New Orleans bags
against s 900 bales at the time last year. Feghts
Exchange unchanged. Sugar firm s9sIl. Cote IA
NEw YOHK, March 23-Flour sales $500 bbs J2GS5 25.
Corn dull sales 1000 bushels 1913. firm 900
bags, Rio AZ Molasses 4946. Sugar. sales $50 hhds 77
CINCINNATI March 93-Mess Pork sales 1000 bblG Il Lard
bbs lO kegs H. Flour very dull sales 5OObbls Wits.
Ky, sales 500 bbls ISL. Molasses 4l945.
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DASNLLE, KY, March Z. 1850.
MEssRs. ". B. D5DDs K Co., CrSeDHATr
DEAR sRs-TLs safe puEshased Of you In September last
hassOod the great FIRE which occurred town on the q2d
February sFlendd had large Of notes. receipts
&C. in it, before the building burned papers out
in sheets Of paper upOa opening since the burning
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From New York .

New YqRE, March PA detachment of $50 Uni.
ted States troops eftyesterday for Indlnola Texas
under Commander James n. Palmer.
The store ships Supply and Falmouth will leave
in a few days with stores for the squadron.
A special Washington dispatch says that Spain is
to be asked for explanation regarding the fitting
out at Havana the steamers recently captured, and
if the explanation is satisfactory the neutrality
laws as far as Spain is concerned will be suspended
The Judiciary Committee have determined to act
as grand jury to investigate the Watrous case and
hear no argument preferring the Senate to try the
case if sufficient grounds exist.
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Foreign

NEW YORK, March 22.-ENGIAND-The House of
Lords debated Italian affairs strict neutrality being
urged by all parties.
Floating batteries with iron sides are to be dis
continued, the Armstrong guns having completely
ridded the immensely thick iron plates of the eX-
perimental battery
ITALY-A long and forcible dispatch from Cayour
replying to the Italian programme pledges Sardinia
to abide the result Of universal suffrage.
Sardinia has consented thaS the Inhabitants of
Savoy may vote On annexation to France.
In the House Of Commons, Russell states that
Austria and Prussia cOncurred in the views of
England, but Russia had not replied.
The House Of Commons voted an address to the
Crown approving the French treaty.
Since Sardinia rejected NapoleOns programme
for Italy, the French troops have been ordered to
be ready TO march at first notice. The evacuation
of LOmbardy and the return Of the army to France
Is threatened.
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WTILL the present Season at the Subscribers Farm
Wv near AsEwooC Postoice Maury county, Tennessee
so Dollars the Season,
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Foreign Co1nmerciaI.

LIVERPOOL, March IO-Per Steamer CgHadaOf the week
Cotton sIe Spectators took OO and exporters 900 bales
Sales Friday 5000 bales closing dull Orleans Middlng 6
Mobile fair ~. Mobile Middlng ZIG Upland fair :. Up
land Middlng GA Stock Liverpool s3OOOO bales of which
500 zoo bales american Manchester unavorabls
The money market is decidedly easier and active
LATEST Ua QUEENSTOWN Saturday 1000
closing dull unchangsd Rreadsu and ProEions nnat
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M. KINGS DESPENsARY
EOR E.RINATE nINEANEs.

mE~ DR.. KING, formerly OF New YORK for the last
SAykS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years aters HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. cured many thousands he is enabled to
diseases OF private nature, matter how bad they
inudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dispensary No q Desderck street. between Cherry
Suuare where he all diseases Of private
GoNoRHEA cured without nsucious medicine interference
from business.
srRICTURE Of old recent date eectualy few
days by operation which pain. Whore Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and unCermneE the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing ont Of neg
ect or treatment he ectualy cured in W days,
WEAKEE particular attention having been given 10
disease and all the growing out Of il brought
by the destructive habits Of ncOnsdeTae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect d
will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
for business society," and causing premature old
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons abroad by writing and stating their with
fee e-cosgd directed Dr.. A. King No q Deadek
Nashville, Tenn will have the Necessary medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed OS
hours 9oclock the morning until IN the evening
msyg3. IS5q-d&wiv
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Read Read - Ehchu ! -
Mr. Il. N. deems, proprietor for the sale Of the
right in Tennessee to manufacture and sell Messrs
BaowN q KENT's patent hot ballet Stove. is at our
Hoaee with samples of his stove and oven and is
Offering 10 >- the right to the State on most accom-
Hodating terms. That this stOYe ecipses any inven
uon ever yet made that it win cost less than one
sixth the amount required to run any other stoEa IN
the world TO run it that it is far better adapted on
account OF ITS many merits to any kind Of cooking
than any stove now IN use; and that it is the only
stove that will satisfy the demands of the public
when once 5roughinto practicable use, are all facts
established and affirmed to. by every mechanic and
scientific man who has ever SCENT We are so san
uuine OF the fact that there is fortune to be made
out OF It m the State OF tennessee. that we are
willing 20 JON any one or more gentlemen who may
desire TO engage nthe enterprise. HARDY BRoTHERs,
AHcuoneers ana 0nelal Agents, A. Public Square.
March l7-u
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Monetary,
tennessee Bonds sold in New York on Thursday at 9Olo
Hreods1U5fs ami PIoVisions.

Breadstuffs and Provisions.
The Cincinnati Gae says of the market for Breadsuds and
Provisions the 2Ist:
Small sales Of -four made SIS a for superfne and
IS 5095 IS for The market dull, with tendency
favor Of buyers.
farther decline Of &c bushe established in wheat
cOsiBgdul at 81 1901 80 for prime white and 81 2l % for
do red. Corn dull 449c 505cor sheed, in bulk.
The provision market sluggish again day. and prices
Though hardly quotaby lower favored buyers Sellers for
the most part quite free previous quotations There sale
Of city packed pork S7 but there much to be
hsd below Bacon be had att % with buyers
at5g9ls far shoulders and sides Lard nominal lO
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From Central America.

TANPIC0 March ll.-Gen. Cara has returned and
resumed the Governorship The city is quiet The
United States Marines are still there.
PICRuArAN March 1.-THE excitement about the
cessiOn Of the Island continues
The fruit crop is short
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Steamboal turned J..

MEMPHIS, March 23.-The steamer Persia, loading
for Cincinnati caught fire in her hold, tonight, She
was towed into the stream and burned to the waters
edge The boat and cargo are total loss There
were 900 bales of cotton on board which is insured
for 81 200
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The ERstmau Fund.

The subscribers 10 the EASTMAN fund. are again
requested to call at my Office and pay up their sub
scripuons. II is very important to realize tag sub
sCriptions without the expense of an apetr Can
and pay without delay. Members OF tbr| Lcoisia-
ture who have subscribed are requested TO come
forward and settle. ). r. ANDERSON
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A true copy, J E r RAY, Secretary.

AN ACT to authorize Justices OF the Peace in this
executions in certain cases, and for Other purposes
SECTION Be enacted by the General Assembly
Of Tennessee Thai when the docket book ona papers
in this State have BEEN hereafter be destroyed by ire
any other and said Justice Of the Peace shall oath
that effect them and in that it shall be lawful for Jus
tce, his in Office the plaintiff his agent atO
ney returning officer filing with ad Justice his successOrin
office affidavit setting forth the Of the plaintiff plain
their Judgment be, and that the has
been paid 70 issue execution though the original papers
docket book had Destroyed that the shall
good and valid, and have the force and effect other
executions issued by Justices Of the Peace.
Seq Be further enacted That all suits brought bills
heS, auxiliary proceedings supplemental which may
after filed in the Chancery Court Chattanooga in OF
pending in the Chanery Court Harrison hereby
Glazed to be valid if filed instituted in the ChanCery
Court at Harrison and the Chancellor SHALL application Of
the counsel either side transfer such auxiliary proceedings
to the Chancey Court at HARRISON in such manner and
such may think right proper dis
posed according the rules Of court the law and
equity Of the
g. Be further enacted That all suits now brought
bills fled auxiliary proceedings, supplemental, which
may hereafter be brought fled in the Chancey Court Har
rson in aid Of suits pending in the Chancey Court Chata
noog hereby declared valid if filed the Chancery Court
Chattanooga and the Chancellor shall upon the application OF the
counsel either side such proceedings to be transferred
the Chany Court at Chattanooga such terms he
think right and there TO be finally disposed OF according
the rules OF said Court and the law and equity Of the
l. Be it further enacted That in all where attach
from any magistrate officer executing
the shall be allowed dollar for such service
SEC s. Be it farther enacted That this act take effect from
and after its passage.
VIC WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI NEWMAN,
Cnpal pro the gapafp
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GAIT HOUS1
TnTrISVILHE. Ky.

TyHE Propretors Of the CALF HOUSE, preparing for
large increase oftrave from the opening OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double its
caTacty with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
public may rely that the Welleaned reputation OF the
GAIT HOUsz strictly first class Hoe shall be maintained
This House conveniently locates for East West
the Louisville Office Of the JeersonYe Railroad, having i
railroad connections to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
Landing Of the United States Mail line Steamers for Cncn-
natl and the East, within square q the H0tel.
y Baggage checked in the Calf House to All the principal
points, North, East and West.
Il Time from louisville to New York q hours.
-Gr-
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BY AutharitH.
PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

PUDLIJ LAW6 OF TENNESSEE.
AN ACT provide the upon Attorneys
and residents in taking deposens for other pur
poses.
Be enacted by General Assembly OF the State
Of Tennessee That it shall be sufficient
and place OF taking dispositions the Counsel Of nonesi
dents parties and shall effect
served the party himself.
SIC Be it further enacted, That in all where deposit
tons by filing inerOgatOes with the Clerk
ed by section 1858 Of the Code it shall be the duty Of
give notice Of the fng Of such usrrogs oe the
the opposite party shall be sufficient such
opposite party be resident.
W WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives. .
TAI " NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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GES. JAMES RoRgRrsOy.-A resolution has been
adopted by both houses Of the Legislature author
Using the relatives Of the late Gen. JAMES RoBERTsoS
to place marble statue of that distinguished patri
OF and soldier in one of the inches Of the capitol
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fRssasisi 81 II. u HARnis0s. Steamboat 4gsni.l
The river Is Yet rseeding gradually, with g feet
on Harpeth Shoals. Weather cloudy indicating
rain.
ARRIVED.
Acacia Cottage Ports above.
Jno a. Fisher, Padacah-
Eimonia Paducah.
DEPARTED
Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
EXPECTEp.
Ella Paducah.
Poland Cincinnati,
SAN Andersen, Louisville
The Edward Howard completed her trip at Clarks-
vile this day preparatory to her retu7a for New
Orleans from that point
The steamer Sam Anderson leaves for St. Louis
on the coming Tuesday from this point.
The Ella is the regular craft for Paducah this
day at Il O'Clock, NJ
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THE PENmENTnRT.-In the Senate yesterday the
vote passing the bill providing for the removal Of
the penitentiary to Manchester, was reconsidered
and the bin finally laid upon the table.
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70 v i
N.B-Sl0O six postage stamps enclosed any author
zsd agent will bottle containing 50 pills. by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demove and G. W. Hender
shott. J. G, Blown and all respectable druggists.
dec4-d,twGw-ly.
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Al44ll1g GU
ToBAcoo-A Hamilton sold 20 hhas osaeo to day at the
following prices o. 80 30 352 40 &c 500 GO, g.
s65, 275 20 s75 so, as, 90 a9o % %, 90 g.
40, IS Is 49, IS 50, 50, 10 a. So So
s5 OO TO- 5U5 O5 90 30, IS, 54i'S 80 50 &c.
60, 57O IS, co. %, CO. 90, o. 70, a. 20 25,
Is, S. S. So g, 20, u.s. 80, % 3D. 404 50
BREADsTUFFsTbe stock Of our on the market continues
g ana with an active dsmnd both for home consumption and
export holders are enabled realise full prices We quote
City supsrans At s66 aud Extra s775O per barrel,
the outside figures being retail prices Country firm at
superRne and s325935O foe sacs Of 100
pounds.
The receipts Wheat very light All must continue 50 IN
til the new crop into market. Buyers readily pay 81 $50
20 busbe for fair Red and White and 81 25 for prime
T active demand Tor Corn, and baysrs readily pay 70
975o Perbushel according quality ana furnish sacks
PRoYISI0Ns-rhe receipts Of Bacon continue quite lib
era and notices fair demand from the south quote Shout
&c. aud Clear Sides lo9O1sc from WAGONS
From store packed advance qaoatonsis demanded
Lard contnuesin good demand We quote pruein good ship
ping packages at 91Sc.
IRISH POrAT0Es-The marke. is we'll guppiei and we
quote the market firm at S3@s.5G
GROCERIEs-The market we'll supplied With Groceries
and there is considerable activity this department Coase
remains firm at the advance reported We quote
sgsARFsir s9s and Prime to Choice 999ie in hogs
la ana c advance on these quotations in barrels; New
YORK Conee Sugars Crushed and Powdered 9I2c;
MoLAsEs AND syrup Nolasses il barrels 454s a half
barrels SOC; Sugar 43945c Golden Syrup il barrels
75s, half barrels sc, and kegs ten gals 81
OoFFEEio 35zGl41zc Laguyra l49l5C; Java 1890 r.
eco, Black 60GsI 50.
s1LT-We quote Coarse s at $780, and Fine at 81 Goa
10 and Barrel at SOc bushel The stock on the market is
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and seO 9 doE Co., lOc Soc Ic and
WH:sKY.-Rectlfsd is held at ea92I, p gallon, and
county at 50a1lJc, according to quality.
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DeIegates 10 the ChIcaro Conren,io


LOUISVILLE, March 23.-The Republicans of the
Seventh Congressional District of Kentucky elected
delegates to the Chicago Convention yesterday.
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We are authorized to announce r. w. HAYWOOD,
ESQ, as candidate for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed of the
counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next May.
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COWMODORE

WILL stand the present Season at the subscr6er Farm
w near AsEwooc Postoice Maury county, Tennessee
so Dollars the Season,
One Dollar tie Groom Mares will be psstured and led
st the Every Will be taken Of from
distance, but no liability Tor accidents or escapes
edo Il ZEE.
COmmOd ore, was got ty Boston Irs Of Lexington lie
COMPETE Eye, SC Of Rosalie Somers, revenues dam
hy Sir Charles his grand dam Mischief Virginia, great grand
dam by Imported Bedford Imported Shark Wida Lexington
Spanking Roger Imported Jolly Roger out OF Miss Bel, the
AncesreSs the celebrated Te and others Imported 1853
hy Hunter, Hampton Va 1t will thus be that Com
moiores Pegre back fer more than century combining
more hard bottom crosses Of Sir ArChic than any
Stallion Of his pure blood now living d which have any know
Commodore is a beautiful blood Bay, years old, taller tsn
Revenue lone years ounger and thought by many 70
be handsome horse His fine color. hard, clesn limbs, OBJ
los shoulders expressive countsnance large intelligent eyes
magnificent high carriage the beautiful symmetry q his
proportions combine give him most remarkable and
6dnr appearance se was horse o. immense SPEED but
got his ankle hurt at Col VIM R. JohnOns whom the Hon
NJ Bolts had sold half Of year form, was
training consequence Of the injury, and not
trained again until years old. Mr. SAYS he
was he FASTEST HORSE ever had trained except one and
Commodore had Coltsa the and only
one has bae trained " OF his get are engaged the Low ds
Of W E. Gibbons ESD Of Madison, n. j. at $50 the
who bred 10 him cold Bin by Boston Mamie Lewis by Glencoe
gut OF Motto and Phllo. Fanny Fern, &c. &c.
The following will show the estimate in which he is held
by an Old lurfman and trainer:
Thu Zip second horse in the United States His colts
very ans particularly Caronagr which think as hns as any
EVER FoALED 1 am willing 10 mStep It against any in
America. out Of any untrsi-ed mare.
All the Commodore Spring. have toaed but
ore ooA upOa him being Of TIE sures to3l geter in
Virginia. snd would as soon bred to him as Revenue.
D Me- aNIEL."
Mr. Mcdaniel has refused $4,000 for his Commodore F out
The speed aud endurance strength and action Of the RostopS
have rendered them the fayorite and uulr crossI may v
above all oner-and II is subject Of congrauaton the
themselves OF the services this thorough bd naii, 40 %
upon mares from the recent mpOriations. LII. POLK.
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SITUATION in the Wine and Liquor business, by per
n person who has been engaged in the fFt houses Of the
Kind IN louisville and New York city Best OF references given
Inquire al this Office First street, between Main and Locust,
Evansville Indiana
Nashville Union and American copy, and send bill this
Office l-EVdHgriH6 (lI.l Enquirer. mszS-d9W
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DEAD-JAs. C. YOUNGER, Of Maury, who was shot
by NATHANIEL GEEEN, died Of his wounds on the 22J
inst. 1t VIII be seen that reward has been offered
for the apprehension Of GREEN and of sandy Nick
ESs, who was concerned in the affair.