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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Mozart Rail FInh District Congressional Convention
yesterday evening Al the "Go,hic In Third street,
williamsburg for the purpose Of hearing the report Of
conference committee appointed At previous meeting TO
confer with The New York Tammany and Nozsst deega
tons The committee reported that they could pot agree,
and that fusion that would be favorable TO Williams.
burg out Of the question Amer hearing the report
made TO proceed to ballot and nominate their
own man, which, after some discussion, was carried.
Two o. The Delegates retired from the and the ba
lance proceeded 70 ballot Mr. u. ~ Wynant, being the
only ddae, received eight votes, and declared
the nomipec Of the Convention.
Mr.. wynant, after being made acquainted with his
alton into the and addressed the Con.
ven,iDp, thanking them for the honor conferred upon
HIM ard promising that elected he would do his duty
and look well 50 the inter Of WILLIAMSBURG II gym.
dersiood that the Bell Everett party will endorse the mo-
mination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

RlCHMOND COUNTY ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.
Both parties made their nominations tor the IAsis
lssure on staten Island and nov fairly pisted against
each other The representative Of that county last win
ter see has been invited 10 stay home, lust a his
predecessors have who found whilst In Albany cheek
BY jo~l with certain prominent lobby operators
The democracy have nominated Nathan Dane Filing
wood, Esa, man about nny i've pears Of sss, proni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

Nsw yoas, Oct A. isoo.
10 stated In 70 days HuArD that the siea nship Ara
70 arrived yesterday Al this port simultaneously ~sh The
steamship sAxonla which I'm SOUTHAMPTON on the rrtvi
day the former bringing ness Up 70 the sb
ult. How, sir, N possible that the snrona oronfnt
London papers OF the 10Th she len the 18th 81 sep
tembesS The SAxonla len Sou champion about tSo hous
before the Araso left Cowes Roads and arrived nerea
three hours before the Aysso thus beating the latter
about ore hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
MOVEMENTS OF JUDGE DOUGLAS.

CHICAUO, OCt Z, Io0O.
Senator Douglas arrived at ten O'Clock to night two
hours after proeromme time He was met at the depo!
by the Douglas Invinoibes to the number Of 2ooo and
escorted to the fremont House, where he wei ,omed
home by T. Taylor. Mr.. Douglas briefly res ponded &C
knowedging the honor done TO him 10 this magnificent
reception The strees in the vicinity Of the Ire mont
House were densey crowded. the number In attendance
being estimated at ten to fifteen thousand persons.
Mr.. Douglas addresses mass meeting Of the demo-
cracy tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

EAsToS, Oct. 4, 1850.
mo Democratic Congressional Convention Of tho Third
district Of New Jersey met II somervilIe to-day and
nominated ". g. Steele by scclamation.
Tho Bell Everett Convention Of the district 1t
the same place. and resolved that inexpedent at
the present time 10 make nomination for Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.

PRovIDRscs, Oct. 4, 1860.
The Democratic Electoral Convention met here to day,
and nominated Alexander Duncan and Amasa Sprague
electors 1t large, and Theodore p. Bogart and Samuel
Rodmsn district electors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

oUcIUS, Oct q, AoOV
The republicans have nominated Charles Francis Adam,
in the Third Congressional district, and Charles Train
In tho Eighth.
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THE FLORIDA ELECTION.

Augusta, Ga, Oct 4, 1850
Inc Columbus TsmS has dUpatch. dated Mariana ID,
saying-"Florida sends greetiDg-the democracy have
the State.D
The returns thus far very limited, and the result,
~ predicated by them, uncertain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
MIR. Stewards Reception and speech NJ
Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr.. sKwkBp's rRkDIcrIose IN REoARD TO THE Pre-
sTDEsTIAL ELEcrIoS-xIsTAKEs coRREcrED--aE-
TIoT-IsTERvIEw BErwEES mKssRs. DOUGLAS AND
sEwARD IN A sLEKPrso CAR, ETC, ETC.
ClnvnAsp, Oct q 1890
Senator Seward arrived here this morning chisa
Co. and escorted through the city By wide Awakes
In the afternoon he spoke Perry PARK 70 audience Of
. couple OF thousand
lie sad that, from his tour Of Observation. hs had
every 70 believe that Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. Illinois and Indiana safe and assured the re
publican ~ The coming election and that he knex
Of no free State In the East which there any
10 believe doubtful BE corrected what he stated 70
be IN report 10 the HERALD Of his remark
at Springfield in regard TO his having urged 70 re
turn from his wandering TO The State oe New York. and
declared that what he did say was, that he had bcea
asked BY weak, waverlng or III infor ned republican
friends In the West whether in view Of the alarming
ports Of combinations Ia New York, he ara no, think :,
better 10 20 back aud had replied that be ~oud not
back until ne had apprchend that tho repubi
can majority In that State you'd fall below sixty
sand n not thai my report mlsrcpresentei Mr.
Seward differs from this statemant OF his RsP
Mr. seward then spoke at length Of the condition OF
things Kansas and suggested the propr ety Of having
provisions from Ohio and other Western states 70
be sold In Kansas al fair prices and not speculation.
Hevcrtg 10 me question OF slavery In The Ierrores ne
said The pon, which DO make H. that In the Terrific
ries of the Unted states, under lie nss no has
right 10 iiKc slave settle coonze, on the ground
that he takes him thers be bought sod but that
the state must keep him At home where he belongs II
not len q slave in the United states, be must be
len In Africa, where he belongs Adapting THIS
principle, none bat free men--prsctissiy, none
bot white men-vill enter the Territories. they
viii reclaim them from their wilderness condition,
and found their Institutions Of freedom. slavery viii
avoid entering there a. the devil himself would avoid
entering Paradise II the gates opened for him BY e.
Peter" CLaushter)
while the train was detained for few minutes At la
porte last nsst Senator Dousse who he'd been address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05


Democrats In italics and republicans 10 roman.
This record enough 70 substantate the fact Of i be-
Ing party measure beyond any controversy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

their portion Of the public property and will be
der obligations pay their part of the public debt
These will be matters for negotiation between those
States that choose to recognize Mr. Lincoln as their
President and those that choose to establish another
and an independent Republic.
Commissioners may De appointed to arrange all
vision of the public property and of the the public
debt, in which all the States now have common
interest. This to to be the safest and the
best plan for the South to occupy ii there is to be
dsunion at all. These Southern States that recog-
nze Mr. Lincoln as their President, and attempt
afterwards to dissolve their connection with the
Government over which he is ruer, will find them
selves involved in many and great difficulties that
would be avoided by prompt and decided course
of action.
Let there be conference of the Southern States
to meet at as early day as possible to produce
concert of action among themselves preparatory to
forming new Government, if there should be no
settlement between the sections before the meeting
of that body. Whatever IL to be done by the Soutn
should be done before The 4th of March.
l have now given you hastily the views which
entertain in regard to the momentous issues which
are upon US. By all means let Us in Tennessee,
forgetting all past differences of opinion laying
aside all party connec tons, consult and advise
with each other in fraternal spirit. However
much we may differ in opinion, let there be no
BITTERNESS of feeling but let act together for the
common good of our State, for if the Union cannot
be preserved we mast endeavor to saws ourselves
Yours, Truly, WIZ ]. SYKES
To Messrs. +. c. DUNNINGToN, Y. S. PIoKARD and
others.
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The Gazette PersonaI--Eibertr Bills.

The Gazette, in an article upon the subject says .
"Omo, Indiana and Illinois have no law of this
kind. In New York bill of this sort was directly
rejected year or two since
Very true 1t is not the fault of the Republicans
that Ohio has rot Personal Notification Bills. The
Republican Legislature of 1855 passed batch of
them of the most Objectionable kind The Demo
cratic Legislature Of 1851, by party vote, repeal
ed them, the Republican members all voting againt
repeal The Republican Legislature of 1859 took
steps TO reinstate them and measures for that pur
pose are now pending before the Legislature. In
Indiana and Illinois there are no laws of this kind,
simply because the Republicans have never had the
power to pass them in those CiHchMGti En-
qiiTer.
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what we have 10 Expect from Mr.. lln-


coin.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th speaking of the
right claimed by the South to carry their slave
property Into the common Territories says:
In the face of these efforts natonalze slavery,
to carry it into all the Territories, making them all
slave and none free, is it a marvel that freemen
have become aroused to the dangers which threaten
the very groundwork of Republicanism? The phil
osophic observer, carefully reviewing the political
history of the country for the twelve years past.
will deplore the passage of Personal Liberty Bills,
and in-reguiated zeal of those who worship liberty
perhaps not wisely but "tcO WE'LL" but he will
will find ample provocation for all that has been
done by the free States, and will rejoice that we
now have President elect who will not be puppet
in the hands Of Slavery Extension. Disunionist and
who, while he will uphold all the compromises of
the Constitution in good faith, will "set his face like
flint against the perversiou of that Constitution
into a proslavery selfextending Protectorate over
Free Territory.
Supreme Court, travelling from the record
and Selling upon political matters with which they
had no concern, sought to legalize slavery every
where. Upon the perversion of the Constitution,
and this usurpaton of the Supreme Court the
People have rendered their verdict They will not
permit it to be revised or set aside.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23
our subscribers.

VIII please remember that the cross marks in pen
Gil on the margin Of the first page Of our paper indi
cate that the expiration of the time for which they
subscribed is near at hand.
Look out for the cross marks and renew your
subscription.
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term of Office. If the overt act on the part of South
Carolina takes place after the fourth Of March,
1861 then the duty of executing the laws will devoTe
upon Mr. Lincoln. The laws of the United States
mast be executed The President has no discretion
sry power on the subject His duty is emphatically
pronounced IN the Constitution. Mr.. Lincoln will
perform that duty. Disunion by armed force is
treason, and treason must and will be put down at
AL hazards
Thurlow Weed arrived here this morning, and had
five hours interview with Lincoln. He submitted
his compromises, already published in his news
paper, the Albany Ecening Journal. He returns TO
the East this evening 1t said that he will cake
modified programme to Washington City, for ap-
proval by Republican Congressman
To the New York Tribune Q4INcoLN:)
WAsBEEGToK, December IS.-Bon John G. Burch
(Member of Congress from California; has written
a letter to California for publication, giving his
views and advice in the present crisis lie fears
the South cannot recede from her position, yet he
will lose opportunity 81 to restore peace and re
concile estrapged and maddened brethren Of the
North and South, and prevent the disastrous conse
quences which must inevitably flow frem disunion.
Mr.. Burch recommends raising aioft the independ-
ent flag of CalifornIa-the bear" surrounded with
the "hydeapointed cactus Of the Western wilds.
and calling on the enlightened nations 70 aeknowl-
edge their Independence should the dissolution Of the
Union be forced upon them.
1t is generally conceded that Wade's speech re-
fleets more fairly and fully the position of the Re
publican party than any other and is fully Endorsed
BY them, although Southern men are very bitter
against him and his sentiments These feelings have
greatly increased to-day, since iIs publication.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

MILITARY COLLEGE,.
J. BkRRrEE LIcsLzY D. Chaacsllor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. Johnson Superintendent Of the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineeri1zs
JAEEsF HANLrOS H. Professor Of Mathematics, AID Nau-
raj Philosophy.
J. srEwiRI N, Professor Of Latin Languages AKA
Literature
GEORaE BLACkE NJ D. Professor q Botany and Natural
History
Rev J. W. HOTTK NJ D. Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, aud Biblical Literature.
R. W PITNAN, Adiuno Professor Of Ancient Languages.
]. g. ANsSAbE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. K. WINSTON, D, Surgeon
The First Term OF The Academic Year 1e66
the Sd Of September, 1850
The second Term The 9th January 1851
Commencement Exercises place he 18th OF 1851
Tuition Boarding, W4Sh-E, Fue Rooms, Servants attend
and Of Arms. sos Tsrm. hatsulaoH Fee. S.
Students required to furnish their Engineering
French, Spanish German brasng Book keeping and Reneg
each $40 per Term Of tive lty seeks
Students under "A years o. age will admitted
By he aid Of Military Discipline, elective government is
absl ed aud hssh, e culture, good order aud ndns
Que habits Ars pTomoted-
For Catalogues additional information, appy to any Mem
Der Of the Facility, D. K JOHNSON,
uy2l '5o-d&tEfeSE Superintendent.
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Corn.
ERA SACKS in store and to arrive, for sale consgn
HkbSBsE msnt by W WATTS & CO.,
deco No. 81 College street, Broad.
mARsHAL,s NOTICE.

MARsHAL'S NOTICE.
ERP SMITH ard others seambo at James Woods-Lbe in
rem-By virtue OF warrant issued from the District Court
Of the United States in and for the District OF Middle Tennessee
Of the in the above named Jesse Glenn
Marshal the said District do hereby make publication
required by said order cite all general who have
pretend have, right title interest in the said steam
boat James Woods, her boats machinery apparel tackle and
furniture appear before the Judge Of the said District Court
the in tie cpito at Nashville, the Ist Mon
day January be day, ese the court day
fooEng O'Clock in the forenoon, there to the
Ibeants Of civic and maritime and further
to do aud in this heha to justice shall appert
This 9th day OF December, lS60.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors. '.-
} B CLEMENS, U. s. Marshal
for the Nj IDLE Dist Of Tenn
Sale of Stea boat.
By Of from the District Court Of the
United states at Nash e in the Of Smith aud 9th
steamboat james Weeds will the 18th day Of Janna-
ry 1860 board Of said steamboat at the city whsf proceed
sell public -endue, the sad steaDO4 her oOas Ach
apparel take AMI furniture 10 TIE highest bidder The
purchaser Will be required 10 three h)usana dollars IA
aud to notes With good security, payable IN bans Tor Ire
residue OF the purchase money ia equal n5amens at SIX
twelve eighteen twenty feur and tr months from the day OF
sale This 9TH day Of December ls6J.
Ewing Cooper, Prosecutors.
B CLEMENTS. Q. g. Mharshsl
dec7-d for the Middle Dist Of Tern.
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EFapPcaon be made before st JlRary vii on aeou
HoeatinE terms, Forty Acres q Land three mites
This is Of the moss heautfll 4onsin DtTsn counsr
About half Of tie land Is IN timber, the cuv
ton. There the premises Comfortable cans and A.
young orchard Apply MAJ ogFs rlace % 70 ~
sell for pa-tieniars ChAS. X. WINSTON.
jniyl4tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

Apples aah Potatoes.
= =, BARRELS NeshaDock Potatoes;
- IS Pink Eye do;
40 " Apples, very fnc Received this Gay and FOR
sale by UUGP McCREA & O.
|
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Land for Sale.

ID ECElyED 70 day = h4Eds1ne ssscrtmert o. Canes
4 AID BMbrellRss Ead a VARSITY % rravslln7
Bags, Port Moaiess Rurssss Comes, Brushes, kc e ~
lag At low rates. j.. Il. hc7TIT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

Esrandies, Wines, TObnccOs, Cigars, &C.
CORHbR COLLEGE AND ORURcH STREETS



BrandIcs, Wines, TObaccOs, Cigars, &c.
COREbB COLLEGE AND 0HJRcH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WELL
w Of Groceries, Tobsecos Liquors &C.,
Prsd in part follows to which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
Is hhis Louisiana Sugar Ob6l, Coverings powdered
% 2S,s, ooT CLARIFIED oob6 sgs15i ,o,, s,,,
100 bis Plantation Moasses 50 bb Refined MoIas,e
100 half bbs Plantation No 50 ST. Louis Golden
50 b6is Eeaned Moassss sOp PIX; Kew Orleans Golden
So bbls Coverings R chrush- syruP
Gu COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio cO 50 bags Old Col Java Coffee
100 bags New Orleans Rio COf 50 bags Isguira Coffee;
WHISKY
Ion ibis Recdaed Whisky; 5Otbs Robertson county Whs
100 Ky DID 20 Ibis Smiths OH Reserve
10 packages Ola Rye Whisky Whskey;
2 puncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks A seignette's 70 esks Madeira Wine;
od Bs4sy casks ..d pupr.y ga Brj' ra Sherry "lR'
20 Or casks Eoc6sle brandy; = IS Dry
Brandy; 50 baskets Oharpagne
no pEs A@eyi,sn Brady . boxes GIsrs:
100 I" Ginger p pks 1 Cordial,
81 Cherry p " Mint
Blsckbsrry 50 boxes bters;
% Raspberry " % pkG Holland Gin;
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia fotaccO-various brands;
y k5ntucEy ~
Is kegs Smiths Pa1"ake Tobacco
50Q0 Superior Bavaria Cigars-vaTious Brands:
100000 German
$1,000 Domestic "
CANDLES AND SOAP.
900 boxes star Candles; 5Oboxe' searine Candles,
200 MI" 50 Taow
$50 or ;" $50 boxes soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
IpN bills extra Family Flour
igO Super1ne
100 bags Pennsylyania Buckwheat Flour
SUNDREES.
icO0 sacks and coarse Salt, 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbIs Kanawha salt: so Tubs;
m NJ te,s Nails and Spikes Is acks 5 Almonds:
500 boxes Glass Ware; ~ DIS Peca $ and klberts;
IN, Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Wainuts
I'M casks Soda: 100 dozen BrOOns;
nan nonn ts Bar Lead: 100 dozsn Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags SHOT assorted 800 reams Wrapping Paper;
IWJ doSsn Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags PEPPER;
o. cssss Sar1ines. l and 4 % " AllsDce;
I,oI,s. 50 hxs Grouni Mustard
90 bxs Lemon Syrup; 80 " Fire Crpckers:
15O MS Rsisips: Gibbs cider Vinegar
100 :" MscSerei; ID 0bisAA Alei
y chests Green and Black
Teas;
VITA variety OF ether articles.
decl2-tf 6DhAhDS' hAhSis x %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

We yield editorial space to-day to the follow
ing official document from the late Attorney Gene
raj of the United States:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

We publish below by request of the gentlemen
to whom it was directed the letter of Mr. SYKES, of
Maury. Mr.. SYKES is known as one of our purest
men and most vigorous thinkers. Hence his views
will command respect from those who differ most
widely from hinl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

Union and American Block.
I'VE jus, in resrps q large and veil selected stock .,
! w gnO1s IN line. which Decsrmtaea -
sell IA low Prices 10 ssiit she Times,
Country Merchants With ne cash cannot DO better Aaa TO
call on u, as wsars oasring extra inducements.
Brsndies. ali yiniagss, il wood and yhnss.
Iri~h and Scotch Whisky
Madeira, sherry and Port, Of the lest brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, IL wood and glass
Champagne, Hoek, MossI and cIarets:
italian and German wines, Of all kinds;
Old MonOogahela, Rye, Bourbon and Corn whisky;
Bitters-HOsser'S, 6ouleYS BokerB Old saehsn, Ae;s
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
yreEeh cosdiAls, Ii d. Wises and syrupz
Italian MAecaroni, vermieelliaud Fassuios;
Green and BlaekTsas, al qualities:
Hsmsdeally Sealed Meats, Fruits;
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves, Jsies and Jams;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments:
Nat, Fruits and Candisd Rrsiss-
Dried Fruits. Tiss aud RzIsIns;
Exiras;S SD Ps-fansryi
Toilet Soaps, Francs;
3ranSy Rraiis:
crsssrs, &c, -.
Fire works Rockets and Roman czBdlsss
Havana Cigars, Chewing Fobacco ana SNUFF;
Smoking Tobacco-rarkish aoi VirEinias
CranberreI, BuelEheat and syruD:
sugr Cured hams. Beef and ToBgsss
Wooden and Willow Ware and Browns;
New York Steam Refined Cazdys
french oa9disd Irgls, Apricot Pssis and Esugai;
Mackerei. shad, Salmon, Roe Hsrriza. -
smoked and saused Salmon md Col Yah:
Dates. Dried Truit, CEutOn Ginger &e-, &e, ke
Tegesksr with ell articles psrAning 70 the supply amE
&. b. SNoWDEN g. Co.,
OstsI-2s No. NoF,a chsrry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

E oaEr 'oms valuable Real Estate In he ey and count
w At prices 70 Sait the times Apply %
JL& W BROWN
dsel4-tan a. Ch-r-z st-a.,
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Ly1SS GO HdtChin
SLAVE DEALERS,

No. 33 Cedar streeI, Nashville, Tenn,
AN LII az all times, buy Negroes suitable for the New Or
Sell to give = call. " 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23
FINE COGNAC,
OF Old Fntages and vssstAbed Brands Araorg vtehars
United Vineyard PrOpraetor's COgnac
Fine old ssSazerac', cognao.
ssValIantin,, O0gnac

Ol London Deck COSnnc
To which would eshe particular attention Of se,
and those who want pure article Brady for medical u
poses. Our brands of Champagne are very choice ana
we'll xnOwn: -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

$lOO Reward.
from The subscriber the night 5th Of Dec
~ large BAY FlLLY, two old last Spring. Isl. hands
gh star IL loreheaa and white snip her nost
she has black legs and was sired by celebrated horse wash
iDgtsn, and much like him color and appearance
am Of the opinion that she stolen by DISCHARGED e
yct and ask the attention Of the people throughout the STATE 10
the above description $3.50 :"
will give 500 reward for the thief and s25 or the mare
W JOHNSON, Agent,
decs6O- I'm Tennessee Penitentsrv
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m P 0RT ANT TO FARME e $ /!