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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-23
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Light-Light that il Lishl!

CALL AT G. T. WEBB'S CROCKERY STORE,
No. 10, Lie Claire Row.
dec 81 dim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

NASHVILLE ASn CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville - Ia a. NJ, and at S. 3. n.
Arrive as ~ n ID. ana j p. in
Both trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis.
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
THE night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the cheibyTille branch.
The day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahona with the train on the AcMinnyile and
Manchester road.
The day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains the Winchester aud
Alabama read for Salem and Fayesteville.l
Tennessee AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at s q. M. and 255 p. N.
Arrive at 9 y a. IN, and $40 D. M.
IotrEuLE AND NASHVILLE RAuR0AD.
Leave Nashville at AS a. m, and 2:3S o. m. THE
morning train CARRIES the mail1
Arrive at 5;3l, a. m, and $50, p. m THE evening
train brings the NALL
FpqErELD AID KENTuUkY RAuRnAn:
Leave Nashville Ut 2, p. m.
Arrive at 10. q. M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
NASH WILLIE


The members Of our Legislature left yesterday
mOrnng, at haiepast six O'Clock, on special train
for Louisville. They were accompanied by qnite a
number Of our prominent citizens. We regret that
the illness Of lis Excellency, Gov. HARRIs, prevent
ed his visiting Louisville on this occasion he is a
maa and an ExccuGye, Of whom every Tennesseean
may well be proud and his presence and .bearlng
among the distinguished men Of Kentucky and Ohio
would have done honor to our State.
4 very fun delegation Of the press Of tins city
are IN attendance Ourow establishment is repre-
scented By our local and commercial editor.
The Legislatures Of Kentucky and Tennessee VIII
visit Cincinnati before they return to their reapec-
tive capitols.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

NEw YoaK, Jan. 24Ehs Shipping List Of tomorrow viii
report cotton steady Sales ohree days 800 les quotations
unchanged Mdng Orleans IS Sugar dull, the turn being
il favor Of the buyer oasssorleans heavy and declining
Soc Tobacco dull Freight cotton Liverpool 1862 %
Sterling Exchange 71l99. Francs 5l7K959O.
NEy oRlElSs Jan. sfCotton firm. Sales ls5Oo0 bales.
dding li6l Sales OF thses days OOU bales Receipts
Of three days $1,000 bales against Il 500 bales during the
ponding time last gear Receipts this port ahead Of year
$4,000 bales. Sugar duh 6k97K Flour firm So. Corn
steady, prime IS Freghts cotton Liverpool I6
ton Ills. Sterling Exchange 7975. New York Sight Exchange
H9T discount.
ClsorsNAT, Jan e4--Lard firm. Mess Pork Sl6.759l7.
Whisky sales 500 bb 2 Flour sales 900 bbis, s5359S4O
Sugar dun declined 5G--s9sl< Oats 40.
NEW YORK; jan 24Four quiet sales to day 1900 bbls
81 s595lO. Whisky 23k9s4 Corn sales 1000 bushels, 70
@s2, white g Ness Pork sl6 1901 Lard barrels l61
I0, kegsls Cotton to-day 1000 bales Addling Up
lads IIH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

FLOURrhe market continues to drag on in the customary
quiet an way The demand quite limited but there il no
hs 10 prices The sales comprise 600 hbls at 5s145 Tor
uene and s50956 for extra 1000 bbs received the
last - hours.
hhAshfIhe market Is unchanged and firm; sales Of yOO
Dds az u &c, the latter rate Tor wagon.
kkOvIsI0NsThere was important change in the market
To-Day The demand good shade below tie rates asked
~ holders The sales were 20O0 HAMS partly cured al eci
90 hds Bacon st 9c Shoulders and Sides, to be de-
Tered the last half Fehrua-y bbs Ness Pork AZ Slf
and 100 tefces Lard at lee per Bulk PORK
ne spot was saleable and Sc but is held at % and SIC
Lard du and not leabe graf exteut at much over
0hOcERIESThs business doing is but nsd and The mar
ket remains unchanged and dull sugar 0c Massses 800
&c, and Coffee 120i3c.
CLOFERSEED-Ihs markets. firm, with good demand and
Light receipts We quote m 400 fer sacks and bbs Sales
% bbis at $780, 80 Sf6 90 bush in sacks at Sd 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
CANDIDATES.


We re aashorsed requese3to annouhce ~ T. McCONI-
CO. q williamson county. candidate Atsoru Generai
Of tte 9TH Judicial Circuit, coupoEed az Sumner Nie1en
end Davidson. Election il Nay, lsd0. Zen 7-te
We are authorized 70 annoancs CARY A. HARRIS, Of VII
hanson county, candste Attorney General for the ia
dcu ccH composed Of ehecsuueies 81 Wausen Davidson
aud suundz 0etli- td- I
he1fe authorized 70 BAAlAh SMITH Asli Of
sumner canats Attorney General Of this tue st
judicial Crca ompossd Of the counties q Hiia71 David
sen and sanrI
We aah1Et 70 announce } Ac p r.l-A-t a
oandale Tor tie cs OF attorney General Tor TIE Ninth 5
ciai Crut composed 81 ne COUNTIES Of Williamson Snlr
and DSviis0n. Election il Nay, 1860.
Wesrs autissd to announce s. L. FINLEY, Of Deidson
county o. candste fr Attorney General Of the On Jadiaa
Crcuu. BecliGn, May, 1860
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

~ CautiOn---The article of
2Ss@-zs-s Whisky we'll known "Daly's Arc
ma,ic Valley Wher has established reputation universal
as renders it difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This the result Of perseverng energy in its intro
dueOn sustained by determination adopted the outset and
neVerfor instant departed from, that its original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end
The common fate attendant upon all such successful efforts,
has oyrasn the manufacturer. It initiated by inscriptions
inposto E inferior and spurious ARTICLES palmed OF upon
the community, the great deent Of the public well
injury to the manufacturer both emoument and well
repue Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label and by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights and earnestly desire such information from
those wLo it. by having been vmzed Otherwise
Ellenable protect the public and myself by prosecu
ton to the utmost extent of the law The genuine "Days
matte Valley Wkey put up OF 70 bottles EACH with
light yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax, with the pro-
petors stamp the wax and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
pristOr the label. All other articles are mutations
Consumers can depend getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whskey is sold by the bottle and ncase
only WM. H. DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
ep2I-d9m Sole Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
HoIae Insurance Oompany Of New HorI

Horne Insurance Company of New York
We publish to-day the January, 1860, statement Of
this POPULAR company, showing a cash capital Of
sI,OOO,OOO apl cash surplus Of over 100000.
This large fund together with lis immense income
from premiums and interest on investments held as
security for the payment of its losses makes it one
OF the mos. rsilils and prompt paying Insurance
Companies in the United States To show the stand
ing Of this company at home where it is best known
and appreciateI-we copy the following rom the
New York C0asar1'ige, of December, 1859.
In looking over the reports of the various New
York Fire Insurance offices for the past year,
find that the Home Insurance Company has a cash
capital of Sl9eH1o with surplus Of over $780,
0O0. that its hIsa, is conducted with such success
that its premiums received are larger than any 9th
er city Office, and Us stock in better demand.
The great s1crG Of the prosperity Of the Home
Insurance Company is that
lst Its immensa capital with its large and emf
nent Board OF Directors, commands public conf
dence
ID. Its business is c9nduite on so prudent, yet
so energetic system. reaching and taking, as 1t
does with It's aggcv SYSTEM all the good risks dis
uibuted thrOugh0., the nation that it amounts to
moral impossJiIy to elnbarrass it by any cOntlag-
ration.
What we W ant lt,Iis world is security. We work
for our money, az. pile it in, day by day penny by
penny, and when Ne erect building, and commit It
TO the fortune OF Il world wish 10 feel thatlt
burns up tonight we can get the value Of it to-
morrow.
NASH a MARn, Esurance Agents, at No. p Col
lege street contina. to issue and the policies
and pay losses for this well known company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

BUSINESS AID CRY DmEcroRY.-Nessrs. WHLIAE
& Glenn, OF the Southern Homestead proprietors Of
CumuEL's Directory are bringing their labors on
this work 20 a close. This Directory will be much
larger. more complete and valuable than any other
ever issued here as it viii contain larger amount
of information ia relation to the business and inter
ests of Nashville than previous editions. 1t viii be
issued in beuer style understand than formerly,
containing Ell rawlings Of many Of the prominent
places in the city and surrounding. Persons who
have not already advertised their business in it, viii
do well to do so Immediately. It is to have large
gratuitous circulation inIcountry towns It'is in no
way connected with any other work of like charac-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

MEMPHIS, Jan. 23-Two boats containing $4,000
bushels of coal were lost at Presidents Island yes
terday morning. No lives los5. The river is sta
tionarY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

County offices and Records. and several business
houses in Taylor's block are burned. Loss 100000;
insured for $4,000
New YORK. Jan. 24-Lockwood q Henry s
clothing store is burned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
SECONDHlyDDT .vOs-

TFVWO superior make tone will h. ld for cash or four
Il months, satisfactory pape-.
jane REM z sTrIFTD 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

We are authorized to announce CHARuEs NJ HAYS as q
candidate FOR Criminal Court Clerk az the ensuing cleo
ton decI4-td
We authorized to Gas E. Dissox as eaad
datefor Criminal Court Clerk ulvs-td
Wear authorized to announce Dr. e. N PAT1Escx csndi.
da1e or Oerko oe Criminal Court Of Davidson county at the
ensuing a4loh elSouon. may25-td
We are to announce john SHAE Esq IS aosndi.
date or recon to the cce Of Criminal Court Clerk the
req March erection
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

We are authorized n announce Jos K. EDMUsDsos as
oct25 I'd
We authorized to announce Jas HNros as a eand
reeecon for the oc Of sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election ssp28-ti
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25


We are authorized to E. A. RkwoRru &c candi.
date for County Trustee at Re ensuing Marsh election.
We arc authorized to announce wM JAsrna TAYLOR as
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson the ensuing
March election. ianit-ee
We are authorized to announce Tnos. r. sAuDrPs cam
didae Country Trustee for Davidson county IL
the election to lie held in March. 1860. apse
We arc authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as cand
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMrSr,
candidate for County trustee Of Davidson county at the
We are AUTHORIZED to announce HAsDs Bosrlcx c.ndi-
date for the Office Of County Trustees Of Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. Oc5-td
We are authorized TO announce JouS W. MARTIN as can.
ddate for County Trusteat the ensuing March election
oct1l-dsd.
candidate for couay Trustee Of Davidson county at the ensuing
March election. ocriI-dtd.
FOR Revenue Collector.
We are authorized to announce FRANK NJ AIcIsrosH as
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county at the
We are authorized to announc Dr. J. W Brown as candi
date for Revenue Collector fer state and County, for Davidson
We authorized to JoBs A. sHuTE candidate
We are authorized VIZ B. Youss, Of Whites
Creek candidate for state and County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at theensuiDg March election.
Weare authorized to announce R. DRAKE as candidate
State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson county at
We are su9zsd and requested to announce E. D. WHIT
ty at the ensuing Mslsb election. jan3-te
We authorized to JAMES Pray candidate for
oF State and Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election jan3-dff
We authorized and requested to JEo A. Mills
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. deco dEtd+
We are authorized to announce JON A. BATTLE as candi
date for STATE and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county ianl-te.f
Weare authorized to announce Quincy c. DrGRoTE as can
ddae State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. dec3l-te
We authorized to JoS GREER candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, the ensuing March
elections.
are authorized E. P FORT candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election IDec20 tde*-P B
We authorized ACTON YOU'VE candidate
County Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election tide
We authorized to announce W. E. CARTWRIeT as can
ddabe State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
County. at the ensuing March election dec2l-tde
We authorized and requested TO ROBERT Pow
candidate Revenue Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election. dec2l-tde
authorized aud requested to ANDREW GREGo
candidate Tax Collector for the county Of Davidson
II the ensuing March election.
Dec27- tdeF
We authorized to A ]. RAMSEY, as eand
and County Revenue Collector for av1son
ty. at the ensuing March election.
dec24-te.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

LRPoriai By II. b. HAREIsos, Steamboat Agent.I
River nearly stationary with sufieiency Of water
for our largest class of steamers. The business Of
/ the landing remains quite active. In imports VIC
perceive the tide appears to be setting in the wrong
direction, or rather assuming the shape it did in
/ years past We allude to an importation Of four
/ hundred barrels Of -four that has recently been
purchased for this market and delivered here
from Louisville per steamer Tempest What its
original cost was we have not ascertained but its
Transportation cost, we learn, was forty cents per
barrel This time LAST year was transported from
this point to the eastern market some ten thousand
barrels four, the returns Of which, we understand
were remuneratre. To our agricultural readers
we invite attention to the fact, merely to show the
supply Of wheat is not equal to the demand, and
surely Il the farmers Of Kentucky Gao afford to
raise wheat and pay transportation when it assumes
the shape Of flour then it is at least encouragement
sufficient for them to raise the article in greater
Abundance. Aside from the flour shipments last
year. there went from this point elsewhere over
million Of bushels Of wheat.
ARRIVED.
Clipper Cincinnati.
Sam Eiranan, Cincinnati.
EXPECTED
Ella. Paducah
EastpJTt New Orleans.
GlenwOOd, Pittsburgh.
The steamer E. Howard, forming one Of the regu,
lar Union Inc packets between this point and New
Orleans, taxes her departure Southwark at o'clock,
P. NJ, with WHTE Fowler IN command and the gen
tlemanly NORMAN in the Office; passengers will linda
trip on this craft to be an agreeable one Secure
your rooms prior to the great rush.
The steamer Ella cuts loose at the regular tine
Of her departure p o'clock. NJ, for Paducah.
The Marmora leaves for Pittsburgh at 4 O'Clock,
pm
The steamer Clipper, Capt HURD in command,
being clipper TO run as well as Clipper by Eame
leaves this day at u O'Clock for Cincinnati. Ship
pels sending orders by ts steamer viii be relieved
Of the embarrassments Of long delay, as she has
now entered permanently into the Cincinnati and
Nashville trade, and is determined to put freghts
through with dispatch.
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Deaf 8 Blind.
DR. nIeLEOD. Of scOtIand,

DIR, MCLEOD. Of Scotland,
The Eminent and SksUfuI Operator on
the Ear and Eye
AS arrived in Nashville Tenn, and taken Rooms in Colo
made Building, North Cherry street, Formerly Cooper
Buildng Of DeadeTck street, where he will
main but short time TO attend the Treatment Of his
His unequaed SUGGEST curing the above diseases Is
wen knownin import cities. and his testimonials
sufficient convince the EOst ncreduOus Call aud examine
them Call as his stay is lmited.
IT Deafness, Dizziness Buzzng EaEache and Noise in the
Head, Catar, and all oGenive Discharges from the Ear
Mouth or Nostrils, entirely removed
IT ? Dr. Mcleod has made discovery Of medicine that viii
prove perfect absorption of the Cataract snd perfect
ion 70 the Eye without the use Of the knife
~ Room No. 10, Up stairs.
jani5-d2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

LOUISVILLE, Jan 24-9:37, P. M.-There has been
no news received from the Senate
The House discussion was uninteresting. There
has been no ballot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
GAIT HOUSE,

TTNHE Proprstors Of lie GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase o. ve from the opening Of The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former csEaci with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public may rely lt the wsearned reputation Of the
GAIT House, as strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained
THIS House Is most conveniently located for trsvel East or VEST
the Louisville Office the Jegersonvle Railroad. having d.
rect railroad connections Northern and Eastern Cities, and
the Landing Of the United states Mail Line Steamers for Cnein
matt and the East, are within a square Of the Eotel.
~ Baggage checked he Galt House TO all the principal
points, North, Eas, and West
10, Time from Louisville to New York IS hours
aurIq-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

DEATH uF GEN. J1HN S. RUsswUIoI-Gen John 8.
Russwurm, an old and distinguished citizen, died
at his residence in this vicinity Tuesday evening.
18th inst He was native of the city Of Philadel-
pbia, but CmgIated 10 the State Of Tennessee in
very early life and settled in Williamson county.
lie served as Lieutenant in the Greek War in 1913.
and rendered his country efficient service in that
campaign He was q member of Gov. William Car
roll S staff, holding the Office Of Inspector General
during the entire time that he remained at the head
Of the Executive departmental the State. General
Bussvurm was much beloved by all who enjoyed his
acquaintance. He was a devoted husband, an IN
dulgent father, a kind master, and generous
ueighbor and ms death is lamented by a bereaved
wife several sons and daughters and large circle
Of friends. He died relying upon the merits Of a
Crucifed Bedeemer for salvation, and we have no
doubt hut he has gone to a happy home in heaven.
lie was a prominent member of the Masonic fra
ternty and was buried in the City Grave Yard Of
our city on Wednesday evening with the usual GER
emonies Of the Order, large number eff the breth-
rem and citizens being in attendance. Mount Mo
riah Lodge and PythagOras Chapter adopted APP
propriate resolutions which wiz appear in our next
acknowledgement Telegraph
Gen. RUsswUgu was the father Of Mr. 7. E. S.
RrsswunI. the efficient Clerk of the House Of Rep
resentatives of this State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

Tar BUHEsQE OPERA TROUPE were again greeted
with crowded house last night who seemed no less
delighted than they were the previous night
We would advise all who intend going tonight to
30 early. IN order 70 secure seats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

zz-s-z]s Winners Canadian VeFmi-
4as1S FUGE has established its superiority every
other preparation for worms the pdty, number and thor
oughness its although literally vegetable compound,
its remedial action much more summary than that Of the Yer
muge containing Mercury. 1t has the merit Of uneTiDg ell
cheney perfect harmesness the human system is
concerned.
Be particular and remember the name, OWNERS Canadian
Vermifuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, whoIcsaleand retail, by
J WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
fanl-dEwlm Sole PropristOrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

GAEIY THEAru-TuE OPEBA-Lucretiq BOryia
last night, was in our humble judgment, the best
played opera we have had this season. 1t Is to US
quite a relief to get away from the noisy Verdi
with an the voices for ever on the stretch, to the
tender touching melodies of an opera like this.
where every singer sings con Un1ore because the or
ganization of his voice has been kept in view by
the composer and sings well because he sings nat
urally. We beg pardon of the connoisseurs, we
have been trying TO like VERDI ever since we first
heard his music. and we now give him up; we
are delighted that we are to have no more of him.
Rossul'S brilliant BUJiaie teing up for tonight
and MozAgrs immortal Don Gjor1pi for tomorrow.
In both these muslc viii be heard which does not
need the Recommendation of fashion-music which
1--WE beg pardon, again gentlemen will be fresh and
popular long after the Verdis exaggerated Intensity
has been abandoned by the popular taste. One
matter we would specially notice and that is that
BNuII's great talents as basso singer, which have
never vet been called in play. will now have OPP
Iortunity Of being appreciated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

Roovs FOR REN--Some OF the most comfortable
rooms in che city, are for rent this year, in the
UsIoN AND AaEmcN Block. Call on Mr., MARR at thu
oaic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

Messrs. HARDY Brothers make another rousing
sale of splendid new furniture this morning at 10
O'Clock, to close a large consignment. Their sale
presents an unusually handsome array Of rich fur
niture They also sell few barrels Of apples,
without reserr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
For Constable.

We are authorised announce Capt JEsE PAsE
djate election Constable for the nashville District
No. / a the ensuing March election. jail
authorized to F. W. COITT candidate
for Constable for the 18th Civil District Of Davidson county, at
the essuing Mar h election jan4-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
eercntn ChaneerY DIvisIon


We are authorized to a1nounee Col. 10 O. GuIlD canai
date for Chancellor Of the Seventh chanosy Division Of Ten
-. $500
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CITY NOTICES.

AUCTION SAFE OF GRocERIEs.- TERRAss BROTHERS
Auction sale Of groceries takes place tomorrow.
See a advertisements
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

The Postmaster General has recently established
the following post offices in this State: Aaron.
Bradley county, and Campbcll's Station Knox coun-
ty. He has discontinued Rock House. summer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

OFFICES FOR BENT.-Scveral rooms suitable for Of
fees or sleeping rooms. in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUuDrSG. can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply 10 W. T. CoorEE or at tie office Of the
UN1oS AND AuEmcaN TO THos. S MARE