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Mr. Louis ULLNAN Dear SIR: rhe little plant you had tn:
kindness to send two still faithfully performs
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tye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting
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have kepi suspended in Office to nv stsudard
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regard this microscopic plant therefore, its
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for the purposes to which Sppy important and
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May %, 1860
Having recently received about OF these valuable Wealth
Indicators will sell them any quantity and il the pur.
chaser not perfectly satisfied with their correctness the money
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THREATENEO DISSOLUTION!
SOUTH CAR DINA SECEDES!!
Immense Distress Auction Sale
Furniture, Mattresses, Ruggies, Gc.

VaVAKE special notice, that Saturday morning. November
I7h at 10 o'clock will sell three handsome Walnut and
Mahogany French Cottage canopy Bedsteads sixtyfour
assorted Walnut, Oak and Cherry turned post and bent
Rim Family Cottage Bedstsads, four splendid full PEDESTAL
Wood Bureaus, ave assorted Cottage
Bureaus, three modern improved Writing DeIks
Lounges and Mattresses, three side and head
spring Lounges assorted Chairs No spring Mat
Walnut and Cherry Breakfast Tables, three do
Minerva Card Tables four complete suits French Painted Cham
beautiful style and anish two Metallic Tree
Hat Racks Royal DO Spar Metal Hat Racks four Ne
tac Umbrella Stands Metal Pedestal Marble top Chess Ia
$780, four Metal Shovel and Tonga glands besides
articles in the Furniture line not mentioned Also
Bengal Buggy and No. second hand family
Bzroucheght andsomeand used only three IIonhs.
All Of which sold psiTey for cash By order Of distressed
consRnors HARDY BROTHERS,
nsvI3-d LuctOneers and General gents
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poI,1ionI News in South Carnlinn.

COLUMBIA S. c. Nov lO.-1l O'Clock at riqht-It is
expected here that Georgia, Florida Alabama,
Texas and Mississippi will link their destinies with
South Carolina.
This evening there has been great crowd fully
10000 persons, before tie Congaree House The
Minute Men turned out in large force and marched
down the main (Ilichardson) street, with music,
banners, and grand display of fireworks.
Judge Magrath, and Messrs. Conner, Colcock.
Cunningham. and others, addressed the assemblage
at the Congaree House. Judge Magrath said he
hoped South Carolina would not be in the rear of
other Southern States in prompt and decided action
in this crisis OF the South he said he not there
to prove to them their right secede from the Union
he said they had that right-the people say that
South Carolina hrs that right-Our Legislature says
she has the right-Heaven will say she has that
right; and if the government at Washington should
say that she has not that right, then they test
the accuracy of their own views by an attempt to
take that right away.
Mr. ColcOck said, during his speech, that although
there a large crowd present, he wished there
was one in the United States, Abraham Lincoln
also present. He would take him by the hand and
bring him to this platform and tell hmto look upon
that crowd and ask him if he expected to wave
the sceDtre of President over the heads of these
people. Honest Abe" would answer with downcast
ewes "Neverr
In the House to-day the Speaker announced
communication from Col. Chestnut, resigning his
office as u. S. Senator. Mr. Whaley offered resO-
luton that his resignation be accepted and said
what, under any other circumstances, would have
been regarded with regret, is now recognized as an
act of loyalty and devotion to South Carolina.
\ bill was introduced to provide police in rela-
ton to persons coming from States hostile to the in
situations of the South.
The Convention bill passed the House unanimous
" with amendments to the Senate's bill. The cleo
ton will be held December 6, and the meeting take
place on the 18th December. The Senate held
meeting this evening, and passed the bill unani-
mOusV with the House amendments
The news of the election of Lincoln has produced
great excitement in the neighbOThoOd of Sumpter
Court House The people are much rejOiced at the
action of the Legislature m calling State Conven
ton. All are against submission.
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DBINf compelled 20 South on account AZ he b.th a.
ID ny family, will located for ts snser a tss srs
depot Of PondsT'er Litsls Co. No. a Barsns srss New
prompt attention to the sale Of al property consEn me y
Assnts ate and Jas serngss win ny depot IN
Nashville, and that in Nashve IS H.
struetng them, viii be forwarded % New Orls1s Honar
by sc atsnt On 10 business The part Of nys sga
to merit continuance Of The liberal patronage s-eto 81
tended respectfully solicit the sors OF al havIrr b
ness IN my line, either f0rNsshYiie or sw Orleans
noyil-d WILL. Z BOYD, "a.
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Nashv11le theatre.

MUELLER MAEAozRs
Last night Of the charming actress snd Vocalist
MISS MARIAN MCCARTHY,
Aud the talented Comedian, Mr.. +. A. VINCENT,
Friday Evening, November 18Th, 1850,
The Comedy Of
EVERY ODK'S FRIEND.
Major Wellington De Booss...."...-Mr. p A. Vincent
Mrs Marian Mccarthy.
To conclude with the Bonnie Fisn Wife.
Ma, gle with Miss Marian Mccarthy
Saturday evening" Benefit Mr. Felix A. Vincent ami Miss
Marian Mccarthy.
NOtice.-Doors open 7-Peroriaances at half past7
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III . Wv FOOD.

Health and Spirits insured enfsebed or ahatteed
by DU BARRY's RaValenIa Arabfca, or
Vegetable Food, Prepared by DU BARRY & CO. London.
Sold by STRETCH & FORBES.
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From the Charleston Mercury

THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN-The news of the pas
sage of the Convention Resolutions, by an almost
unanimous vote. at Columbia, was received in this
city on Saturday night with demonstrations which
have, perhaps, been equalled in the political
history of the country. Our whole community
seemed to breathe freer and deeper and upon every
brow sat confidence and hope. 1t was as the glo-
rious sun had suddenly dispersed cloud, and mist,
and vapor, and sent its Illuminating rays to every
heart and home. Men looked each other in the face,
as men should who feel that, under God their des-
TIMES were at last in their hands. The doubt
ing demon was exercised. In the spirit and temper
of the times a Convention Of the people of South
Carolina to be held within four weeks, to pronounce
upon her remedies in the crisis which is at hand,
means diSuRiOn: means the separation Of South Car
Ina arbeiher alone ioth Others from Union 1ohch
can only be badge Of ifamytO her! 1t is so hailed
in this community. The decree has gone forth, and
must be registered in the tablets of history. Well
done to our noble Representatives The day that
brings them back again to the hearths of their con-
stituents will be prouder than the triumphal pro-
cession of Imperial Rome. In the glowing language
of Cicero. "The very foundations of the city will
move from their places to go forth to meet them"
ORDERS Communicable learn that several of
our leading merchants who have recently sent for
ward orders to Northern houses for additional sup
plies Of goods have countermanded them by tele
graph. That IS right Charlotte ~ c. Bulletin.
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Fresh Arrivals.
lust RECEIVED PER STEAMER, DE-
j rect
$50 hhds New Orleans Sugar, crop;
9OO bblI Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugar;
900 bills Mossses, new CROP
$40 bags Coffee,
100 packages RasUns "
so bbs Mackerel;
100 kits "
25 half bbls White Fish;
rs Oysters;
50 hsgs Pepper
100 boxes ground Pepper;
900 boxes Cheese;
80 bbls Crackers;
10 erces Rice;
bbls Extra Flour;
800 bills Whisky, various brands;
50 ibis Cider Vinegar
800 kegs White Lead;
10 bbls Linseed Oil;
900 boxes Virginia Tobacco, all grades;
500 kegs Nails;
SEQ boxes Glassware;
Which ofer together With great variety goods in
line the Trade very low for cash.
uoyI6-i MORRIS & STRATTON,
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massachuScIts


The Augusta Constitution publishes returns from
one hundred and eighteen counties in Georgia, which
foot up follows:
Breckenridge. .4S,f Oz
Bell. 4i'ol I
Douglas. lIso'
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For Rent.

VERY desirable room in the UNION ANERIcAS Build
"A Ing for remainder Of the yeEr, with the privilege OF
nszS yssr. Apply At this Once novl5-dh
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We do not believe that this Union will endure three
months The announcement Of the Republican vic
tory Of the North sounded to ears like the death
knell Of this United Confederacy. We are not of
storm The Southern States t5iH not t1mey submit to
be governed by party that declares eternal on
their constitutional rights. 1t is time that Southern
men should look around and see to what this thing
is to lead; whether the freemen Of the South
be stripped Of their property, whether they are
to maintain their constitutional rights
What effect the mere election Of Lincoln Will have
on the commercial and financial interests of the
whole country we unable. to conjecture. The
thing is now upon We repeat, the deed is done.
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SECOND FLOOR.
TOYS! TOYS !! ToYs ! !!

received very large lot Of German French and
English Toys, comprising many novelties TIE prices are TO
suit crty with we'll known aim to all
cheap anybody and to deserve reputation OF sailing
goods at reasonable prices
China and Bohemian Glassware.
China Tea Sets Cups and Slecers. Mugs, Vases Toilet
Bottles Put Boxes Ink Stands Water and Liquor Sets, Fig
A NnnAI anat.En
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TIE r M 3 :

TPCash in advance in NIL cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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Estray in Perry County.

PAIR Of fine broke match brood mares, with Childe
~ Harold colts for sale cheap will be EXCHANGED for lot Of
ground. Apply 10 J L l. r W Brown,
NoV3-2w 44X Cherry ct
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
NJ
AMER. PHILLIPS q c.
$500 Rewnrd.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber near Benton, LoEnaes
county, Ala the 2d Of May, l56O copper complsz-
Onsd negro boy named CORNELIUS NEAL ssi aboat p
Ave feet nine inches high $50 pounds
heavy and bushy hair quick spoken has soGnd he
Of the second finger 81 the right hand uheh rerdsrs
blacksmith, and vent away sell dressed. e
supposed that he vent with EhO fishing
the neighborhood at the time.
will give sec for the Apprehension OF the white
men, proof sufficient convict and 500 FOR delivery
negro Benton, Il caught outside Of Dallas
LoEndes countless $50 caught within these counties
information Of the bog will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Address n Benton, L0Enes county. Ala
nov4-Ir JOHN NJ MINTEB.
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IECIIN
Wilt eafe for Of years longer. rent FOR Il
ehssns year, upon most favorable terms, that large
ooodons dFelingat the Of Broad asd Yaax Hal
s'fseS Occupied hy II. n. Gays, Ezq.
AssSOs Will SELL upon very favorable terms, he renain-
ny interest IN the property formerly occupied resi-
~ rented 70 D. r Bosck, ahsut and half mils
e Cear House. containing, with sxcesrtdEelin
o. rooms and other mproveneut about twelve %
superior sad eo portion Of which beautifully IN blue
gass ana snsa trees delightful home in the Immediate
vSniy 2, NasnSie cannot Be iolnd for sale II not
Cherry street. loctI71 ETiGFNF IrSDERE0ClD
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1t is gloomy exercise OF the mind to contemplate
the new aspect Of things, but the people look
at it and ponder it. 1t is now time for the wisest
heads and most patriotic hearts in the land to enlist
in the great work Of adjusting matters in such way
as to the republic, if possible. from the almost
certain perditiOn which stares tin the face. The
ship is now humping upon the rocks which she has
| 80 long been approaching-her tmbers are creaking
and crcalng from stem to stern, and to all appear
she is bound to 80 TO pieces. Can nothing be
| done to save her Can means be devised to res
cue her from the peril in which she lies These
sad questions but they cannot be blinkcd. Some
thing must be done in the way of their solution
| and that Immediately.
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FHNHE residence occupied by Dr. Harsh North Cherry
will be for lease the FIRST OF January. 1861
FOr terms apply to Dr. Harsh Kerr, at the Posoce
noyI3-dU
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Valuable Printing Office for sale

SITUATED wealthy section Of country IN Tennessee.
- having extensive subscription list aud advertising pat
Tonage hePapef is Democratic and VII be sold asonsbi
terms to however bet Democrat The paper esab
hed 70 advocate State Equality, and the proprietor u not le
i 20 out of his hands be devoted any other purpose 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

AN ACT sdaas.l ,e sh.psr eighty one Of the Revised
rtstats. respecting civil ssticass
Ne ss~sd ~ s.a Hs.ss II Rsyrsss.isi.ss. 20
Lr,sis,.rs as.e-biss, 90 ton~sE
rsctios Q. Nheaeyvf The pfopsfty ~ any defendant
he. usshsd sud service thsse.f has bssa
made ss the defendant the seU,es thsfeof asa tie
defendant 10 dseetve by ressa sf mistass ~ The oest
90 fihs plaintiff he aasey By r,asn " ANY olhst
cause witot the fault II the psiaf his aisrsy In
the suit the esuu may order 10 he issasd
and served ,a seh they direct, and saeh
vice shall be efsctnsl the puget serves had bees
made and returned n the origiAal writ
sscr.2. When q dsstof's propsry has seen soid ~
virtue 20 writ % etecab.n and the adrmest ea whs
such execution issued shall serwad BE- ser>d On wnt
~ err.r the title 81 the p8wbaset 81 saeh pr~ AZ such
sale shall affected thsfeby, bst The sse"dsst In s
ofsaa sa shall ssf,ea of As-nm-d against the
ofifaai plaintiff ssssast ef sseh Judgment
mach thereof ss may have h~sa -aissnsd.
lAppfoved February -, isto
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An AIT r-qalr.ns Rso. cf ps,itioa' &c lss'.lIina
B,1 ..a,si ), ls ssssis Hs--s # R'y'sss-i~is,

An ATT r.aaIr,ag nties II pstioas &c lsg'slaiina
BsH s.asd ~ ls Ssssis asa Hs.-s hfr'sss-i@hs"'
iIr.sl..ss asssab,ss, ss 6i"ssi
r,ctta. I. Noiics ~ any peurP" o. ,. pfe-esea '"
The IsKsianfe &c iegisstiun aHech"s the nsh. "' ,"
Ndnal. "a CORPORATIONS, may ee gives ny -erns ,u ~"
d,idaaI. aud srioa. wiih true op Of TIE Psneh
Al i.a.t Gftssa dD. beisfe the commandment OF ibs
b. .s..aa 90 b. PbiishiRf -nsh cop hiee weeks sue
se..i,ely Ia nevspsg-f pfaied ~ lhe t.'he' :"
Wh.h such Individuals reside 80 .ach fsfslions are
established 90 u nsw-psrsf be ihefs Pa',hed' thes 70
the paper liblishsd by the r'e'.f :" lns sss VIZ -
.blsssa H. be al least Eaeen day. bsioe ,- .s.-'oa,
s1I IN Gfthef ssrycs ~ deemsd Hsce-sV' 90 asee'e
az insufficient. fanhsf Botice may be ofds'ed,
a.cta Sotice 81 any pei,iaa anssuat INC hshv. sn
Interest. Il any t0vH 90 e,aihiy @al ee sN." ,as
.us tsw with ccPy ~ the Ts'iioa 'ls,"
dsy. h-iss tie session, aud :" such e"dhV ~ P'o"s
4. m. ,a.Anet pt..c nhsd in the preceding -ectun
s,ctl Petition. mentioned ~ the Peseiine 80,
and .t,oe MT pfpved IA the mannsf Pfesenbed 'ha ne
t,ftrd with an ofdtf u notice N 'e hes1esee''hs
Legislature. -. a. al.
s,ctl service ~ the notice may he made ~ shy
.h.nn dsplD sheriff, constable % r"runef' sh' P'e'
b, tho ptuy- retain ~ such otheef sni ais" ~
,issmsnt 10 wnuag IL the adsefe parry go IN. I~unea
a., M lie Baiee l. syen BY Publication then By the news
paJsr. er ibs AfiiasI of the pfhisf. III.
S.ct. s. Al acts and parts ~ acts lnoyh,s'em WIZ
IN. of hi. act hereby ftIeale, bnt w. Wv"
,i.,a. IL an approved Apf t1Hh IN lhe yef ~ ~,
Isd enc thsl.asd eight handrri sad my 'n'ne, ~hsh
shall sppi, o. such class n petitions az are mentioned W
MI. ,si shall remain In ace daring this e.-en o' me
israaf, bat the service ~ notice aud Pooi 81 The ame
nav be a. pr,Nided IN hi. act
r.ct. q Thu. act shall take effect ff"m ana sn" !"
approval BY the eosem"t. -,
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AN ACT r.l,iiar TO Insane sriminal.
NJ !. ...l,.I 4. IA. Sl.ail al He.sf ak kerrssssfs

AN ACT r.laiiar 10 Insane sriminaia
n Il s.sssa B, sSsah s.d Hsss II kyrssssfsfsrss u
I<~,.is,.,s sass.Lisd, a. s,iowsi
sser,es .. Any psf-sa committed N the insane hoe
pt, uaasf -eoa two ol hundred aud thirty
.s,sa of the Revised Statutes may he discharged by any
I.dss of the sapfeme judicial 10 vseafioa
lime, sssfae"fy pnf that eaiared he woaid not -
dssr.foas 10 the peace and safety of the Community
application u any friend % the insane he may be
muei 10 the eusdy Il such eni by his ri,isf bod 10
the Judge IL prohsse f the eoany of ksaneb With sui
hsss saists. approved By said Jadse conditioned hf he
safe keeping and The u all dsmsres which say
peroa sastsas ny hs acts and any such ss.oa who hhs
beiesfBfs been dissbsrfei who bsresnsf be die
charged Om said hospital snd as.n band ~ he insans
AMI danreroa. a. the peace and safety of the eoman,
satisfactory Pfof said Ildfe VACATION 90 tern nn,s
NAV hy psecspt stating the insanity ~ n hin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
,p !. tn. y.ro'oar lord 90. ,sos..ra eight hundred
IAppw,,d r.en,p Z, isn.i

AZ ACr n ,meni sh,pief hiRetesa Il the Revised stat
ute rslAtihg % the hw ~ the rad
NJ ssaS ~ f sssaif Esd Hs.ss # heprsse-isisss,
Esgtslsfsgs asss-Aisa, a. Gliassi
S,ctto. said chapter u hereby smsndsd BY sirikisE
oa section. seven and eight, and ih-sHs instead ths'e"
fslloW.i
"res,isnT No team !. permitted b. us,s h.is' tbss
a walk ga bldg. erected wh, partly b, the siss,
NOT ~ any bndgs covered with piaRk ard hnr ne, hong
composing part ~ way huf 30 any hfiifs owned ~
epfpiiua. provided that bard With the wufi. three
daas. hns dag dnSiRg M. bridge fisIsf ihan
wslk lsgiby paiaei IN black lstsr. on white sfuand,
!. kspl stssi In CoR'p'csoa' place al each spd 81
the krdfe."
"Sssi,on = For, wihil ,olitoa of the provision. of
the PfvsedibE ssstn psfsnn oftes three dollars n ~
feenysfei complaint g. the 81 the osnsfs ~ the
hfdsr 90 the feuifsd o. kesp u IN repair, with the
costs IL pfu-esuipa bat Iefsnn rs.tBg afef snse,
and before sunrse " liable q, such foffetufe thot pft
that he psst.iy had kBsw ledge ~ the pfuhbnn pm
sidsd R the pfrsciing section"
ssor.a Char,st ss,say eight the law. ofsifhiesn
haBdfed and any, aine relating b The law 81 the rad
hsfsb, repealed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

husirei spd thirssbth ehapsf ~ the Revised sta
uis. he shall have The fs, and privilege dsls.s
snsf said Rer and with the sest thefsa
provided isf disclosure afsf the tsfm 81 which Judgment
" rendered" s that the s.stloa aeadsd shall fsAd
followsi
Secoa % The clerk ~ eoaRty, BY virtue q q ssn-
staiRg the dsy 81 s Tcceyn shall estsf
the pscsdRg tefm and etesuiiun may Issue ~ tn.
tern, bot all Attachments thea IN lst,s o"ntiRns to
valid until thuy days alter the nsu In that cohy
and IN any os-s wbsfs the dsissdsat was arrested on
pfuees. ARd gave bod a. Disclose ssf ladsen
provided ih the hundfrd aai thsenh thatsf 81
the Revised Statutes, be shall have the night and
privilege Ia di.cu.s asf sai and sh the
eject V bsfrth provided fof di.so.afe ssf The
Al which lgagnsnt /. tssdsfed.
lAppn,sd February 81, lsoO.
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lAppo,.d rsbn,r 81, is0O.l

AZ ACr su'harsiRg misor chilifsa IN dspn.it moasy
In saving. bank. and making the zane their poop
ery.
n, ,sss',i y "A, S,.ais a.I H'-'' IF R'Prs's-t4hss',
LsF,siaf.rs asss.1lsa. as Eiios.G
misos has the rEht ." depsi vith 90 Loan moaey o
any saSng. bask IN The ode sstbotsd ~ law, and the
moasy deposited loaned By sach maof |. tbs
pnpsry credit ~ the psfeat. ~ such mipof, either
" lhem. danag the lifetime OF sad nRof, bat ~ the
minnf, and the nsof has the I.~,f a. coain, manags
and dispose Of tho same with the medies By the
Appropriate iofm ~ Action a. psr~oa may who have at
ised their fall IL maloftyi pts,idsi, however, that
I'M. act sh, not aPpy a. any nobey ffaadsleaty ds
tied loaned by any psfon In IN. of misof
by q minor iJr the bensht u q third psrsaa
lAPpp,ei February ~, IsCol
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fAppm,ed February ,, lsoo.I

Az ,c-r n amend charter elshty-oss of the Revised
statute. In relation stsmpsi.g hf-es issn ansehssht
N, e.ss,sI B, s s<.a< as1 Hsss, II Rr,ess.,sfses -
L<e.slaf.rs asssa.Aisd. as tollovsi
s.euosI The twsnh specification 81 the thirty -siiih
.>et,on ~ chapter eighty one 81 the ks''.ed rnnie.
b,b, amended read q. foiowsi "ne par OF w"st
i .,,l. n, thereof heres MT eseeed
ps M ,aIae one hundred and hty dolla, ard snnesnt
a.s.Iy az hs 10 Keep them thonfh the ~isief sea-n
M n. m. mar, than one paif 81 wesk,nk ess es " The
,.' M v,iae one hnndred and my dellsr-,
he ma elect which pair of cattle of which Of the S'e'
shall te eIempiei.
sscr.2 THIS act shall nts eneSi ON inc hfa aaS o'