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as much as the other brothers. might illustrate
it in this ways Suppose man has ten sons, and
has thousand acres. He can afford to give to
each one Of them hundred. Cne of the sons says:
:" Give me my hundred acres NJ =; | want to make
something out OF it." It is very well if he goes OH
and stays there, and makes no calls; but he re-
mains at the family table boards and is clothed as
member of the family, then it is very. unequal ana
very unjust That is the very position we now
stand in The men who 60 and get their part OF
the public lands, and take possession of it, still
come in, take their share, and draw with the rest
of us for the residue.
My proposition, therefore, exactly meets the
view of the Senator from Tennessee, | take it. BY
it. we make fair division of all the land; the old
man says to each of his sons. "here give each OF
you one hundred acres; you may take it and use it
as you like; if you do not choose to cultivate it,
sell it to some of your neighbors and put the money
in your pocket" That would be the effect of my
proposition. Pass it. and a man is living in North
Carolina, and is farmer, says: 81 do not care to
settle on this new land have paid for as much as
need or want; will buy pillow horse" He may
sell his warrant and get pillow horse and if me-
chanic wants to add to his stock in trade, he may
sell his warrant.
But really, Mr.. President promised to make
short explanation. My proposition is so just, that
the more Senators look at it the better they will
like it. If so, and it passes, it relieves us of all the
difficulties of this question We divide the public
property fairly among all persons.
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NOTICE..

VlAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
l. Guiord county, the 4h of December 1853, "a me-
gro boy aged about % years. dark copper color FIVE feet
six inches high and weighs about IA pounds says that his
name is WILSON, and raised by Mr.. McRae, near
Bristol, Va-was solu to trader named KLIPPER aud
train. Said boy had when arrested brown Kentucky
Jeans Cort green check Cashmere Pantsloons and white
wool Hat. No marks except the left side of his
head which is not dscernabe except when his hair is
pushed aside. The is requested to forward
prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with according to law
G. A. BOON, Sheriff.
January 10, 1860. 2-w6m.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SAIL
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.


TINE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
IL been placed in my hands for SALE by one of the mos
successful Cotton Planters u South Western Georgia. w
desires change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS sn
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt" convenient to Rs
road 'h - q. a..t'' 4 |st-' E b ~ - b. 81.
One containing $500 Acres; ., . .-...-...
One containing l,75O Acres; and
One containing /, $50 Acres; 80 .., p. =
Together with all Of the Stock cowplete Planting Utter
sils, and an abundant supply Of Provisions.
Also seventy experienced and A No. l. Cotton makg
NEGROES, the most of whom are working hands, will b
sold with the Plantations if desired but not separately
Terms as follows can be made "A small amount of ca
aid the balance in instruments of one two three and @
years, well secured with interest payable annually
Persons wishing to the property will please motif
me few days before visiting the country that may be
home on their arrival. 5'@.. -
For further particulars address me a. aBouds Mills
Baker county, Georgia.
Wv. CHEEvER
May 9. 1883. re- -4''. "-t 80 Levitt
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE,
March 80, 1860.

IT OFFER FOR SALE THE PLANTATION OF THE
Il late WM. KIRKWOOD lying in Carroll county, near
the center of the State and in full view of the Central
Railroad, now the great thoroughhre between New Or
leans and the Northern and Eastern cities The tract con.
tans $50 acres 700 of which in cultivation 400
of the cleared land consist of first and second
TOMS the balance of rolling upland The tract bounded
WATER and the east by the Big Black river thus afford
ing exhausess range for stock II is in thirteen hours
of New Orleans by Railroad, and is situated in neghbor
There the tract large and commodious dwelling
all necessary out buildings for forty hands and an album
dance Of good well and spring water. The place com.
region where all the conveniences of e and an exemp
ton from the destructive overows and malaria of tn.
Mississippi and other large streams of the Souhw can
be enjoyed For particulars address Alfred Hudson PIANO.
H. Miss, or Titus Co., Memphis. Tennessee. 81
RACHEL HARDWOOD, q
Executrix of VIM Kirkwood deceased.
March 30, 1860. r l4w2mpd.*
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO Yo,
ts33il18 4 INTERESTS!

NTlEk Eds'
Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
~ s OsYIc. AT MnroN, CAswELL County, N.
VHVHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN: SUCCEsspn,
II operation for the past eight years, and durina y
time has punctualy paid all LOSSES. ~S
DIRECTORS.
N. L. Walker, Isaac Oettinger,
s DR.. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz. Hines
A. G. Finly, Witcher Keen,
Thos. D. Johnston, r. ". Lewis,
L. II. Hunt, @y> Jarvis Friou,
Col. R. n. Kirby, VIM. NJ. Howerton.
Thos. A. Donobo, Hon. E. G. Reade.
.--. OFFICERS.
N. i. Walker, President
$50 BENZ. Hines, Vice Pres.
.-,.. z.s it% N. M.Lewis, Treasurer,
II. NcGebee. Attorney,
A. L. Ball. Secretary,
Sam'l. r. Thornton, General Agent
Benz. Hines l
raE l. & 4 Hunt; Hunt Exec. Com.
~ All Letters addressed to the Secretary or A,.
will le promptly attended to. Asea
July ~ 1909. +.ry .sss.-ss .Ia SO-wtfs
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BELLEMONT FOR SALE.

THIS DESIRABLE AND MUCH ADMIRED RESI-.
Il dence mile north of the town of Pittsboro. n
C., is now offered for sale accommodating terms. The
land well adapted to the culture of Corn Wheat Oats
and Tobacco There is also the premises fine Orchard
of carefully selected fruits. Nowhere in North Carolina
can there be found pleasant retreat than
this. The scenery is surprisingly bean,ilu-with
the finest landscape views east of the mountains.
20 For particulars address
MI. RAMSAY, Pittsboro'
Or DR. j. ". PAGE, Raleigh
February a. 1850. g-wtf
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81. WIN. H.. BURLINGTON,
, COMMISSION MERCHANT,

'" ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO All
w consignments Of Naoal Stores Clifton, Flour, Tin
ber and other country produce either sale or shpn
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently fochs
for the reception of produce either by Railroad or Rive
enables me to make my charges light.
Refers to II. "A. SAVAGE,
.-i Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington
.-.. ...-. 49,. ..,-..- JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank Of No. Car, Wilmington
,s,t-s- 49, ga r4,. s-. - W.. H JONES,
Cashier Bank Of, Cape Fear, Raleigh
November II, 1853. 20 ~ 50 97-wy
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN sMTTHFIELD.

DEMOCRh IAN OMil he IILb.
At a meeting of the Democrats of the Smithfeld
District held on the oath ntimo, for the purpose of
amounting delegates to County Convention, to be
held at Smithtield on the 3rd Saturday in June
next to nominate candidates to represent this Coun
ty in the next Legislature;
On motion, r. d. Lunceford, ESQ.,, was called to-
the Chair, and P. I. Massey and T.. d. Sneed were
requested to act Secretaries. The object OF the
meeting being appropriately explained by the chair
On motion, a committee of five, consisting OF Jas.
A. Mtchiner, n NJ Vinson, l.. Eldridge, James A.
ViEson, and S. A. Smith were appointed to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting who, after
a short absence reported through L. EldIidge, Esq.,
the following resolutions:
Rcsolred, That the Democracy of this District
cordially approve the action Of the late Democratic
State Convention, and that we look upon the Oppo-
stion as not being entitled to the dignfed appclla
ton of party, but mere faction that can do no
good, but may do much harm; we therefore appeal
to sound conservative of all parties in the name
of patriotism, to unite with us, and do what they
can by honorable MEANS to secure the triumph OF
Democratic principles.
Rcsolued, That the chairman of this meeting ap-
point twenty delegates to represent this District in
County Convention, to be held at Smthficld on the
third Saturday in June next to nominate candidates
for the Legislature
Resolred, That having the utmost confidence in
the sterling integrity of the Democracy of Johnston,
we will most chccrfully support the nominees of the
Convention.
The unanimous passage of the above resolutions
was urged in brief speech by L. Eldridgc, Esq.
Calls were made upon II. B. Watson, and S. A.
Smith, Esqrs., to address the meeting, who respon-
ded in eloquent and interesting speeches.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
chairman appointed the following delegates, viz:
ii. II. Hobbs. Perry Renfrow, j. NJ. Carter, Chas.
RraSlv :! e. F. Gerhartit w H. CullOm Joel In
gram, Uriah Brady, C. A. Smith, j. Ii. Keneday,
James Mtchiner, N. NJ. Vinson, l.. Eldrdge, j. A.
Vinscn S. \. Smith, f. F. Ellis, Y. D. Vinson, and
L. p. Lindsay.
On motion, the chairman and secretaries were ad-
dcd to the list of delegates.
On motion, ordered that copy of the proceedings
of this meeting be sent to the Raleigh Standard for
publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
R. D. LUNCEFORD, Chm.
P ? Tgs -. sec'ys
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THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINE
~ eFssSN E'NORTH.CAROIIN

"ILL MEET IN The CrTY OF RALEldn
W. the first MONDAY in May next.
The Ac. establishing this Board, provides, :, a
Sec 3. That from and ater the 18th day of Apn,
no person sbal practice mediciue or surgery or 40!
branches thereof in any case prescribe for the"
disease for fee or reward unless be or they shall nav
first licensed 70 do 20 BY the Board of Medical Exa p
pForsdsd That no person who shall practice IN W.
Of this Act shall be deemed guilty of msdemeanS%.
",'@f,.'.F .:,e5t' 'sAM'L. =. lREDELL, N. d,
!, April 8, 1BcO. - -. y,
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was in favor of equal taxaton-that he wanted
equality at the ballotbox and equality at the axbox
He declared that change of the Constitution was
necessary in order to protect slave property from
undue taxation-that, as the Constitution now stood
the Legislature could levy as high a tax as they
pleased slave property, and he wanted to secure
it, beyond contingency, against the encroachments
Of taxation: Par parenthese. they have been some
time in finding this out! And Gov Ellis in his re.
joinder, told Mr. P. that the present Constitution
gave sufficient check upon that score as the white
folks had to be taxed pari passu with the black
lie wanted the thing fixed beyond dispute SO
fixed by the Constitution that slave property would
be equally protected with all property that it was
just that slaves should pay their due proportion of
the taxes, according to their calue. Was it right,
just, fair or honest that man owning slave worth
$1,000 should pay no more tax than man who owns
nothing but gold watch valued at $50? Why,
sJim Johnston out here, who owns $3.50, 900 worth
Of slaves in Pasquotank county, only paid about
$50 per annutn taxes upon them; while the mer-
chant who brings into the State $40U worth of liquor
for sale pays $70ten per cent on his capital nyes-
ted, and $50 for his license Was this fair just, or
honest? A man should be taxed according to tho
value of his property-he should be taxed ad oalo.
rem. He denied that his party was committed, in
their PLATFORM to an open, unrestricted Convention
Gov. Ellis had quoted from the Raleigh REGISTER to
show that what they wanted was an ssopen Conycn.
ton" Well suppose the editor Of the Register did
say SO, what Of that? The resolution of the Con-
venton had designated the object of the Convention
and it said nothing about an "open Convention" ~
What he advocated was a Convention for aspeciic
purpose was what the party who nominated
him demanded. -, :. ,;li.6 ~
Mr.. Pool declared that effect Of an ad oalsre,n
tax upon property generally would not increase the
tax upon slaves-that the Governor and himself
agreed upon this point that The proposed Change
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JUST RECEIVED By

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HIN RK q Co.
The Heiress: By Mrs Ann 8. STEPHENS. ta
A Life Struggle: By Miss PARDoE.
Lucy CreftOn; By the author of DSys of M Life etc
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gentlemen. s---...
FOOTBALLS ON She boundary of Another
World By R. D. owEE.
Debit and Credit By cHrVLLuR BUNsEN.
Wit and HumoF I'm Paragraph. PRESTIGE.
Whims and WATTS By THOMAS HooD.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMES OF BURR AND HAM
ILT0N. -
BeuIah. By AUGUSTA J. EVANS, Fifteenth Edition
Woman, GA FEzHE,) By N. J. MIcHKLEr-
Arch b0ld's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-New edition, with watsrmans Notes Price, sl2.
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HIM. IL D, with maps and illustrations. Price. S15O.
Art RecreatiOns. Being aeOmpIete guide ornaments
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ne underslgnsd viii sell hi.nl.n..
-. 10, e1l,st cAErEEL Frrg, lyinroz
l9s1lf las noFt1 side o. cnnberls15 49, -
~. three niiicsfrOm the City 81 ..f.vsii.'
coelalng about EsAres ETnn ~
---..--- area ACRES. He VII ali itali
ssS ~ ls .- .raeis o. lots 70 suit purch.. Al
ersit VII e given On aetes bsariax iersI
elsa1 retained y Is of The yery lest os;itv !. ~, =
~ 1ooet III q . Il eiitiTdon. and tbe
timber and Pastare There Two eoc3 u
All 1na s,aolss, &c For informston sppIv -
y . Soae =. jane. fshRo-tE THOs- q JINs
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Fever and Ague,


from which mankind suffer large part o. the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system induced BY the poisonous iniasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalason IS evolved by the acton OF solar
heat vet soil and rises with the xarery Napor nom
H. While the sun is below the horiSon this yapor
fingers the earhs surface, and the virus Is taken
with through the lungs into the blood There It acts
an Irritating poison the internal ylscera and e1
creng organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails secree not only this virus but also the bile
from the bloed Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation and produce violent cons tltionsi
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathize with the liver and become dlsordeo also
Finally, the instinct of organism, as II IN an attempt
10 expel the noxious Infusion concentrates the whole
blood C the body in the internal excretoes to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the suTaS, and
ruses to the central organs with congesve violence
tbs is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes the surface, IN another effort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ctheT great
excretoryhe skin In this also it fails, and the sys
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or parUxysms of FEVER AND
A6UE Such constitutional disorder win Of course I'M
dermine the health If it is not removed.
vs. have lsbored 10 find, and have found an andotes
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Vac Aashyilie and North Western a.ii,0,s. n
,5y q ss =, 49,, ies 4SyyOO Cedar cross-5rfe~
"a ~ lsas Gear q oark, timber 70 b. soun5 III ~ a.,
~ - Sue 5l-us 1ne o. ne roed in Nashville y = -
me contractors want 70 eutfr.et r. -, -. =. =
OAk AAes, Of the size as sbsSs = II -
- S s y nc read IN pss from section Il !.
sn9esa y eseh section . supply the sanse - 'o'.o
fsEsoas Eisaing . BID viii direct 10 ~ . -
Nashville. Team =. ~ haisFoad Comp.
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~. 20. n ne ely and an ensagsa IN se,ling go
= 49,, - e'-.s ol tsnnessess laT he nanufscfs-s =
:. scn lave been tsstned % ~ huudrods ~ -
citizens o. oos country. 7he csnssr.cti 49,
: .nP le and promise sis ihs oalg Ti,s % 20
snleni proof against the bee nofls, 49, - -ofld g
- -, i'sr AMY Q. county rights To- he 49, - q
49, -, e.n and ne Tor few days a IL E,- 3 -
AssAs Hardy Brcthers, where VII Il -. coa kesn
tuly20-a - 1-PPy = zee them
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5000 Reward.

N ANYWAY the 18th inst, 81 night my nesio
M, man BEN. about "a years Of 4sout nve Iee,
inches high spare made, Of yellow complexion ana
but fourth negro blood in him. he has very long
hair or bushy bead, hair black. not knky but very
thin vsage. He would weigh, suppose, not exceolns
slowly, rather inclined to look down "n
spoen To- exceedingly intelligent and nfst rate
eaual. and thnk SURPRISES any in the stae,
bsrk heretofore has been spOtiess
% nv body servant He has Travelled all over the state OF
ola with me all the principal cities and through many "
sdioIung States of pair Of cotton pants
bached homespun Shirt white striped yarn coat
cotton and yarn, called sack coat He carried on Win nm
air Of osdcloth pants, light dove colored sack
r s teralone with brosd flowers one common
ro a one neat black hat, pair OF coarse
air Of new suspendeTs pair OF worn De SHOES &
lining besides pair Of negro shoes suppose ne
| Tor zee State, most probably through AtiantA' Oh~''A
nooga. Nashville and LOUISVILLE. - . -, s.,..,o,
nav the shove reWafdor him, 81 caught and aeposted
~ ale All 40 that get him without the eonns OF AcocA
sht not ha he viii by railroad and may be easily ar
ts5 nv mayors aD other person. He will most pro9a
~ under the care OF some white mamie : personsHy
ey h very many intelligent OF Georgia From ms ioi
rsracter be could easily impose upon many OF ms
sfher to akehm in charge or 70 put him on me cars
a. t IN VITA mousachei but ttem ms
Anpbt not be will cut them Of JAS. Lh c1, a.
..xlls UrsoE AND AMERCAS will please copy three times
ad send nil % Judge James Thomas sparta, hancoek
osartv ss-AgGHta tGay blte1tgezesZ Iune2S-oSt
Beans.
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silY Residenre for snle..

NN7R offering for ale that elegant residence, No. &c
w Finettreet recently oceupe1 By Thompson ESQ,
containing six in tie buildings also seaots Fooms
kitchen carriage house. stable The aboVe Is very desrA
bleesidence, and viii be sold iera. terms. Appyt0
J l. & r W BROWN.
: A
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REYNOLDS NEW BOOK.I

THE COUNTESS BND THE PAGE: By g. ".
NJ REYNOLDS suhor Mysteries Of the Court Of London
&c. &C, oompletsin Volume Price 50 For sails BY
JOHN YORK 4 CO.,
iune9 No 80 Union strset.
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Notice.

URsUANT to an order OF the Board Of Drectory Of the
Union Bank Of Tennessee election viii be held BY the
Stockholders the Banking House in this city the 90 day Of
July next to ascertain whether they wiz zceept reject the
new charter granted said Bank the Tennessee Legislators
iia session Of 1890. By order Of the Board.
Nashville. Nay 90 1860. j. COREY, Cashier.
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UNION REsTAURANTAuFAD
NO. Al Union street, Opposite S.a,. M,
ERESESAADf ERESHszADii ERSsgszso, .,
lust arrived By adams Express lsrvs los A. f..b
ID from savannah the dut IN the essen Ai.-.v. -
hand good assortment Of game ssch "a ,rr,-- 6j
Quails feBson, and Jane Flsh, Which Vii ~ 80 -
above Restaurant in the best style. AEJ0NN1sD -
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HTIsuING other investments ve propose to sell
Wv all Real Estate in Davidson county, oIlowz
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike within Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres
This perhaps the commanding the7iciny Mash
Vile and is most desirable country residence The will
be sold with 2 is Of land purchaser may coose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sim Tract situated Turnpike fold
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing 800
The soil is good IL is well wared aud tmbeTed and can
be divided into small tracts Of twenty upwards all OF
which admirably adapted for country residences srk gar
dens and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupedb 7. o. McCampbe formerly
owned by Thos Harding containing about 25e acres This
placeis we'll known to need further description will
aEo divided suit purchasers T. c. MeCanpbell will show
these places to any who wiz call.
Ali property viii be sold reasonable terms and
ON 9 credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. " Lindsey, Nashville, either OF IN
deTSignde, TH0s. c. MeCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville.
J.A.McCAAPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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N o It Il s.

NOT Il S.
Proposals must be TO carry the mail with ceey, certainty
security using the Of the Law, and they be
ane by responsible certified to such by post
Judge Of court OF record.
Sy will be made for trips not performed and for each Of
satisfactorily explained three times the
trip may deducted. For arrivals far behind time
break connection with depending mails, and not sufficiently
fourth Of the compensaton for the trip is subject
forfeiture Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be
sctoy explained for neglecng to take the mail from into
Office for suffering it to be injured destroyed robbed,
lost refusing sitter demand, convey the mail fire.
quently the contractor concerned in running
hcles the The Postmaster General annu the
for dsobeyng the post Office laws the instructions Of the
department. He may alter the schedule and also order in
service by allowing therefor rata the
contract pay. He also cura discontinue the service in
whole part at pro rata decrease Of pay allowing one
months compensation the amount CT service dispensed
with Bids shond be addressed to the Second Assistant Post
General" superscrbed Proposas for mail Iervce
State Of Tennessee" and sent by mail
forms of PROPOSAL &c and other information adver
Of this date pamphlet for at the principal post Of
fees
Blank proposals will be furnished application to the depart
ment d. HULL,
iune6-1t Postmaster General.
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co RENEARn

TH0R apprehension and delivery Of SAMUEL HOosRR,
who, charge Of ousraseousy having broken the
houses of William and Jemes Christopher, with intent
has made lis and is running a. large
The reward will therefore be paid to ATTY who viii de-
liver the said Hoosr the Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
may be brought to justice.
about . Of about ave feet ten inches
high stout built, rather sandy hair, tbs time
wound from gun in the shtarm below the elbow
J. NJ. CHRISTOPHER,
aenI6-tr GladsEvle.