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Ffoos tie S. louis DaagIBu!letin, Augalss TO- 1856

|
Yeerday, while strolling around town. happened
call upon Messrs Potter Merwn, OIL Market street, and found
these gentlemen that old firms mightwe
envy Upon inquiry that the whole their
that they afraid TO ADVERTISE and that their
motto the language Of the inspired writer, ast thy bread
upon the waters and after days eha be returned
ycu We found file in their office all the leading papers
published in the United States and from Europe Their
advertising alone amount to Thousands otdollas
nuay They the manufacturers and propreors OF the
Cherokee Remeiy unfng remedy for the unfortunate,
advertisement OF big Indian Dr Merwns Fever
Agus Piils csfan and preventive Of Chls Pe
and the Chsrokee Oure unfllng specific for
weakness nocturnal emissions and all kindred diseases. These
medicines compounded from receipts procured by Of the
propretos from accelerated medicine Of the "Chepkee
by mills that prepared by and the medicinal properties
extracted by and alcoholic process in such manner
that every bottle Of medicine has the urorm Of
medicinal virtue From the laboratory the medicines taken
bulk to the bottng and wrapping department. where they
through the hands of boys and girls who skilled in putting
each article up in beautiful style We much surprised
the Ingenuity and dexey displayed ia this branch OF the bust
After the medicines properly PACKED in strong boxes
and Marked they loaded drays and to the steam
boats and railroad depo and from thence start srh at hng
speed their Destinations their eTrSnd Of mercy
nearly every portion the civilized world We bespesk for these
gentlemen foftuDeRt they deserve for have
edom the amount OF energy and ndus
~ displayed By business dec2-d& vim.
Messrs CLARK, GREaoRY Co., Nashville, Tenn:-Gents:
Some three months since had the misfortune to be bitten By
large Rst while asleepin my bitten entirely
through the thG. the blood from nosls Know
tried your Ambosx fer many ailments and finding relief
applied thoroughly darbg the balance Of the night and
day. II healed and have experienced any
i'll effects from the felt that the world should know the
magic power OF your justly celebrated Aubrosial Oil.
Nashville, Oct. !, 1860. "a w. h. COLLINS.
AwQW
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.--SENATE,-Mr. Clingman
moved the publication of the Presidents Message
He thought number of States would secede within
sixty days and the best thing Congress can do is to
divide the public property fairly after paying the
national debt. -. .- .--.-.ss l..-..-.
Mr.. Crittenden said that the gentleman had better
have stayed away than to come to make such pro
Positions FL -,as-i q" '-'l9s d.
Clingman replied that when the Union ceases to
protect North Carolina the latter would give good
bye. 80.
Senate adjourned 80
HoUsE-The House discussed the question of print
ing the Presidents message. Several Southern
members refused TO vote on the proposition or
amendments, on account Of their States having
called conventions to consider secession. Nothing
accomplished, and the House adjourned.
The Presidents message is condemned by extre-
mists both North and South. --s- .,a--'6
The conservative members including those from
the border slave States approve mainly of the gen
eral principles enumerated.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Some of the political friends
of the VicePresident breckenridge waited on himon
Saturday and rendered him serenade, which he
declined
a consultation was held last night between seye-
raj delegates of the Southern States The object
to be the cooperation of the border States in
the secession movement
The Treasury to-day was only able to pay about
rs per cent of the mileage of GOngressTnen.t
The projected meeting tonight of the Union
members and Senator's has been indefinitely post
pOned at the request of Mr. Crittenden.
The naval estimates for the year are over Sill
1000.
The Presidents message makes sixteen col
umns of the Constitution newspaper, three and a
half of which is devoted to secession
Dispatches from Fort Scott to the Interior Depart
ment dated 18th, say the business of the officers has
not been interfered with likely to be. Montgome-
ry's raid amounts to nothing
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THE
oNLK DISCoZRR Y

a=.,l. WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
FAyY great discovery Of Prof Wood have
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave aeld is ress sway Resd the follow
ing:-.-Es ..-. .t.
PRoT. o. j. WooD & Co Gents--The Iwrote you
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and VII
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has rise
touching The inquiries
are first is fact Of habaton and stated in
the communication is it Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue good order and Of
natural cOor7 To all and do invariably My
hair than any stage my life forty years
past more soft thrifty and better coored the same is true Of
my Eske and the onIy why is not generally is,
that the substance is washed OF y frequent abution OF the
face when used by wpng the face in close
the wiskers, same result will hair.
have been in ereceipt Of great nany letters from ali parts
OF New England, asking if ny hair still continues to be
good there much fraud ia the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this, has, doubt been basey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
account for months, and yet my hair good
old gray hair my my and prove
this fact send you lock Of hair taken of the week
received your favor Of two quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave my friends and thereby
induced them try it, skeptcal until after trial
and then purchased and used It with universal will
ask as favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold many, fear without author
believe where COED effects do not follow, the failure is caused
by the impure artcle which the inventor OF the good
my duty heretofore to keep pprised of the
effect hair all who inquire Of Of un-
shaken opinion in ts valuable results remain dear Sr
yours, A. c. RAYMOND "
AARON Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1883.
The Restorative is in BOTTLES Of three sizes, large,
medium and small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than the small rets for s1 per bottle the large
holds quart 40 cent moren proportion, and reta for 30
AbOte o. 7. Wood Co., Proprietors, "A Broadway,
New York and ia Market street. ST. Louis MOI and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even. PcndIetOn d Co., and retailed BY every Drug
the United States. lfebll-ly
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. l. 1856

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l, 1885,.
WN. S. CHEATKAN. Esq.-My Deqr Sir: Your note
covering long list of names, representing many
personal friends and calling upon me for an address
upon the question Of African Slavery, is before me.
Allow me to answer you and them through you,
that it viii give pleasure at no distant day.to
comply with the request. At present, however,
duty requires my atteationin another direction and
will be compelled to be absent from the city for a
few weeks. Upon my return, shall hold myself in
readiness to present my matured thought and rea-
soning upon the present condition and prospects of
the Amerlcan-Afriesn race.
have the honor to be, with high respect, &C.
a. .-a b e ...s.s7. s j. B. FERGUSON.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the steamer Canadian.
New YoRk Dec: 5--The steamer Canadian has ar.
rived at Portland with Liverpool dates of Friday
Nov. %, via Jamestown The steamers Asia, Bord-
STA, Fulton, and Vigo had arrived out.
Funds were buoyant and money easier The
Times hopes for an early reduction in the Bank rate
of discount.
FRANCE.-Count Morney is going to Rome on a
special mission, with an autograph letter from the
Emperor. Fi@
1t is stated that Walewski viii succeed Persigpey
nthe London Embassy a -4s ) , :
Reates 70f. l5c.s s.s.- ...s....i -ar-4.fs
There is no new movement in Italy. The clergy
OF the Neapohtan provinces are paying homage TO
Victor Emmanuel r-,,49 -.-t : = ,-'-a'"
The Arch Bishop of Naples returns to his see.s
The rumors of new Sandman loan are contra
The Dowager Queen of Naples with the young
Princess, arrived at Rome. .ss-s-..t-,. - >
The French are about to occupy Terrselna
The Queen of SPAN presented rich sword 70 %
Guyon. Iii reported that Guyon ssld ne "Oul1
not deliver the material belonging TO the bourbon
troops. who entered the Roman States, eithar to
Emmanuel or Francis. Ell
Vienna letters speak Of guarantee from the Ger
man Confederation and Russia, for securing Neneta
to Austria, as necessary for the security of Ger
The Bombay mail had reached England. e e. =
There were vague rumors of a reduction Of %
per cent on the duty on cotton and yarns.
The result OF our PRESIDENTIAL coDtestls comment
81 On with satisfaction.
The Brazilian Corvette, Donna Isabel was wreck
ed on the coast of Barbary, and 100 seamen and %
officers lost.
The siege of Gaeta continues, Colonel Piannelli
surrendered his battalion of ChasseUers to the Pied
montese. The INSTRUMENTATION among the chiefs of
the Bourbon troops indicate that the complete evac
uation of Gaeta is resolved. upon. a--lfttE
A castle near Munich is prepared for Francfs I'd.
France asks the PiedmOntese whether Gar:baldi
proposes to attack Venetiain the spring with her
sanatian.
It is rumored that five Neapolitan Provinces are
IN state ofEsiege, on account of the movements
of the anti Annexationists. The Province AIvirri
has partly risen in Instruction -ats1
The Piedmontese had occupied Terracina but An
tonei protested and Guyon told them to eVacuate.
ANaples dispatch says Francis ID burst blood
gessefe9 the 22d. ess4
FSAxcE.-The prohibition against the expectation
Of iron has been abolished.
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FROlesals Depot, No. 4S Cedar Street. Rsg Terk.
Address HENRY G.. SPALDING 6sCO.,
Es4BEs HsF Bsx No 600 Nav York

Put for Dealers In Cases containing four and twelve
dozena beautiful Lithograph SHOW Gard accompanying ei
package.
III single bottle Of SPALDuNgs PRKrAREB GLUK will
times its cost annually 70 every honsshod 4 " o.
Sold BY All prominent saiiouse, brasgtss hardware and
furniture Dealers, Groesrs, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should note Of sPAuLBsGa Par
GLUE making their list twill stand any climate
tW&Uly
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MISSED THE MAu--Owing to the late hour at
which we received the synopsis of the Presidents
message Tuesday night and the early hour at which
the trains on the Nashville AID Chattanooga Rail
roud leaves. we failed to get our daily paper out
Yesterday morning in time TO send off the morning
F." U
mails.
s ------ ------ a-
wA,rsD.-Atthis office a boy tO.earFy papers, If.
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the road should be charged more for the same SER
vice than others who have in wise contributed to
lis eonstrncton. ErtheE We belieEe these dscrimls
iaiohs are no more adverse % Justice Than % the
guarantees of the roads charter, and all claim to
them viii, when judicaly tested be rebuked and de-
MED by the laws. aSAthg& 4al
With these views, yoIr committees suggest that the
rights of Nashville shippers in this matter OF dis
elimination be Immediately referred to the proper
courts for settlement and IN much the difficult
ty arises from differencesof opinion between par
ties as 10 the proper construction OF charter
ana advised thata Judicial cone traction pf
the charter in this respect VIII affirm or dehy ltDe
legality Of these discriininatons and thus settle all
cases identical in principle arising from them We
advise that the Nashville shippers where they have
been charged higher rates titan others Tor the same
class of freight the same distance on read,
shall tender to the road the price charged such
others and refuse TO pay any excess over THIS But
in order that the road may not be embarrassed fur
ther than is necessary to the establishment OF our
legal rights shippers that the issue OF right to these
determinations be rendered TO the ffesment OF the
road on an agreed case if possible, to be made up
and submitted 70 the courts and thus determined
the speediest and cheapest manner. And for this
purpose we advise the appointment of suitable
committee by this meeting to receive subscriptions
from the Nashville shppersI or counsel fees and to
employ counsel to represent their interest in the
matter. JAS NJ HAMILTON,
r. H.. GARDNER,
% K. j. NORRIS,
JAMES WH1TwORTI,
-r CSC. Nancy.
The report having been read. MIR. GEORGE W.
CrSNrGiI4M offered the following resolution, which
was adopted: asN' ga
Rssolved, That the proceedings of this meeting,
the report of the committee be published
in the city papers and that the consideration of the
same be referred to adjourned meeting to be held
Saturday evening next. .4s.ss
The meeting then adjourned accordingly.
..s.s,a JOHN MORROW, Chairman.
JNo. MILLER McKEE, Secretary.
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Frona NeW Ynrk

to-day for Liverpool. taking Sl66lO specie.
The HerdldS Washington correspondent SAYS that
the commander of Fort Moultrie has asked the War
Department for additional troops and munitions 1t
is understood that the President and Secretary of
War favor the demand, but the rest of the Cabinet
differ. ss-a FL Fl t'-=s- sees s..s 3 b..
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Tur THREE oousIss, BY james A. Maitland. Phadepha
T. b. Petersen 4 Bros 80 f't..
ulnRr ccvrRDAtFs coURrsu!P NARRIAGz by Prank E..
smedley. Philadelphia: T B. Peserson & Sros.
The first of these works is from the pen of an
American gentleman, and is now first given to the
public the second is reprint. They both treat of
love and matrtmony, and viii be found interesting
By that class Of readers who find pleasure in light
reading. We would advise all such to call at F.
HkGAS & Co.'s. Il College street. and procure one
or both. fts..t-.. I'D .ss.t.s-f IT,.
THE pLacE LIVE Or the Adventures Of Lady
Search Of Good Servant ny Lady Who has been almost
worried 70 Death" PhadephA T. B. Peterson & BroL
The whimsical title of this serial, as the Lon
don Literary Gazette remarks, gives some indication
OF its character. This is the first time that expe-
riences Of this peculiar kind have been put on re-
cord, and they will doubtless be interesting to the
ladies.
The work is for sale by 9essrs. F. HAG6N & Co,
THE HoBLIsxLSs DAUGHTER, by the Hon. hrs. NORTON
PhilaleiPhia T. D. Peterson & Bros. .-t.f ..
Upon its appearance in England the London ar
g,eaoun ,pronounces this "a work of narrowing in
sensty of interest written with all the ,vigOr and
beauty Of its distinguished authoress."
For sale by Messrs. f. HAGAN & Co.. Il College
street. Q sf4s.-.. So. -.,.--Hs sr+-aHH
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Etdsss y
Owing The uncertain and depressed state Of the Money
Naiet the aggression trade will in future only
Day ~ cents for RAGS delivered at store.
1oy.lL - = w. 8, WHITEMAN.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-SENATs.--8I Powell moved
the reference, to Special Committee. that portion of
the Presidents message relating to political at
fairs. 81.
HOUsE.-Mr. Sherman, from the committee on
Ways and Means. reported the bill of ApprOpria-
Ons for the payment Of invalid and other pensions.
Also bill for the support of the West Point Acad
envy Referred to Committee of the Whole.
The House passed the Military Academy and Pen
sions bills and adjourned.
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. CHEROKER CuRE1

An N1JaiIi1g cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnal EInsnissions, LnPotsncg less Of Potcer,
Pdtss IN the Bdck Stohs Ia the BtSdder, O5struGzed
and Di6Sezk ASnstradaioA, dad all Lissascs caused
by de0taeing from tbs pate Of Nature and dndagfng
IN Sef-PolutioE. '-'9'N --'' $50
By the Of this "eure al improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full yigor restored O. - -.-.-a - - a.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary promote uba happiness
In the eukse Cure the poor Ventilated down ard
despairing deVOtee If sensual pleasure Will hnd relief
1t safe and pleasant imm In it's action
tanning mineral poison hut prepared from pare vegetable
extracts, in the form Of a delicious syrup. --'
Price 81 Bottle, three hotties for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts of the world Ef-t
Soil By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & &ERRIN. PIoprietoYs. St. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville By Ewing Pendton Berry Dsmovile
G. w Hsntarsbo tssud By Druggists sysryEhersA A4A 4
dtw& xvi
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Foreign Commercial,


LtvzEPooLe Nov % Per Steamer Canadian Cotton sales
Of five days bales sf which Spectators Exporters
1900 bales each The market opened very dull quail
ties declined x andeven for inferior qualities On Thurs.
day there Improved advsnce Sales Friday
500 bales, of which Spectators Exporters
closing firm Orleans Lair "a Orleans Mddng ca; Mobile
Fair 6. Mobile Mdd1ins 60 Stock Liverpool SIS GOO bales
OF which 1877 900 are American
Beadstus quiet buyers demand reduction. Inferior Wheat
declined. Provisions steady. Consists 939s31S. Money
market slightly easier. -s % at"
The Bank Of England agreed to exchange millions sterling
gold for the silver with the Bank Of France
better feeling prevails everywhere.
Markets by Telegraph.
NV YORK, Nov. Section dull; 500 bales Middlng
Upland loc Flour dull, declining 59Oc Gales 1880 bbs
81 5594 65. Corn-saes 50 600 6a965c Pork
eady sales 900 bb SIG rs Lard DALI gales $50 bb 100
lOe Coffee quiet but steady sugar dull sales $40 boxes
Cuba 5@5lc; 133 hhds Orleans auction 4f9e}Se Mo-
lasses-orlesns 9s93Ic ....--- ~ .tt-- -ss .'r
CINCINNATI Nov. 5-FOur dua and unsettled, 81 959i 80
Corn zoe; Oats &C., Whisky H. Mes Pork firm sal5s Geo
bbls; sl4 i59i4 50. Lard nominal, e7sc, -,s..-.t4
NV oRrKlrs, Nov sc6tt0n quiet; sales to day 1900
bales MiddIing 9319gc Sugar steady 4695e. Flour
declining tendency 1884 So Corn declining tendency
5J96Oo Freight to Liverpool e. Other articles unchanged.
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CMEROKEE REMEDY.

THIS aREMEDY1 CURES WHEN ALL 9TH
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
p is-o,.,i :, .,s,,T 1 = =, : -. :,

T0LEN from ny stable at F0renos Alabama on Tuesday
- night, 18th October, 1850 Light Bay Horse. about
thirteen years cid hind fOt white left eye ghy
and matters during night II touched punched behind
ShoEdeEs will back bis ard try to bite pas
works veil In harness. very gentle The thief nghteol
ored quilted seat Spanish saddle half
loose from the camille behind, Eood srups, old black leather
bride. II taken BY white will give twenty dollars
additional reward, FER sufficient proof to eonyic TIE thieG
4-4Efsl4tE EFtiE ftei JOHN N. DAVIS.
P s-Write me Florence, Alabama, or apply to NV son
VIM. II. Davis, at the Commercial School, Nashville.
Florence. Ala, Nov 6, 60-d9s&Eit JIM D..
GGstts copy and send marked paper, present bill
hAnts Bank.
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DRak, Glossy and tEf s
Luxuriant Hair!

By using Heimsreets L1inita6S RESTORATIVE Don't
anything else on your Head "a
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
rsaI{, W, B. HAGAE e Coz Prppretors, Troy, N. Y.
See an advertisement headed, s. 8 ,ss}Ht51
@~f-N G6YOU LOOK IN VAIN.1
ootas-I vat,vssv.7 s.5.5Is- -i57g fiTTEI -.
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CpuaHs. The sudden changes OF climate
Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsnATc AFFECTIONS Expe-
rence hav g proved that simple remedies o1 act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early gges Of the dess
should at be had Br0s5 Br0c3aL 7rochss"
Lozsnges the Cold Cough Irritation OF the Throat
slight Is This precaution mor serious attack
be eectusy varied Of P0BIIC srERs and SINGERs will
find them ectua for clearing and strengthening the voice. See
advertisement, # noy2a-d&w6m
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Nov. "a. Dee /.
Exchange s49I774O
Sneut Aton S1OblO 500
4fJs 45o 4YVt2lo
Tho ABOVE includes all the Bank, which last
statement was follows:
1Acha 1921 ,453
Circula 2IO
81 35g
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superior Envelopes at Wholesale.
YuNHE subscriber the attention Of Booksellers
staiouer Dealers in Fancy Goods and all others TO the
extensive assortment and superior quality OF envelopes manu-
ciaI weldon Drug and other varieties Also,
Parchment and Lined, all made and gur ed N the most per
manner OF the best folding machines yet inventsd
Also Writing Papers Of all kinds at wholesale prices Fam
Dealers are rvl to cali examine his stock qualities
prices, Styles &c, &C. SAMUEL hA1NOF5 !
nove-d9w IFS William Street, New York
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River News.


Reported by H. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.
River now on the decline, with eight feet on Har-
pcth Shoals Weather eoid and cloudy, indicating
change. ..... .-.......
In port, steamers Clara Poe and Emma from
Pittsburgh.
Steamer Sam Kirkman now due from Louisville.
Steamer Poland, viii be the first boat due from
Cincinnati.
Steamer James johnson, now due from New Or
leans, and viii meet with immediate dispatch back.
Steamer e. Howard, now in port, and no freight
Offering for New Orleans. We understand she will,
however, depart for Paducah and there await a
freight.
ARRIVED.
Clara Poe Pittsburgh. ..
Emma Pittsburgh.
Noble Ellis, Ports above.
DEPARTED.
b. N. Ranyan, st. Louis
Commerce, Ports above.
LEAVING.
This day at 3 o'clock The regular Pittsburgh
steamer Clara Poe Pos, Master.
For Pittsburgh and Cincinnati this day at 3
O'Clock the neat and substantial steamer Emma,
MARATrA, Master, with DUNLAP presiding at the desk.
There will be regular Paducah packet this day
at II O'Clock.
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SfEEG.-Copies of the complete speech lately de-
livered by Rev. T. B. FEEeUsox win be published in
regular weekly edition on Monday next, and
persons wishing to obtain copies can be accOmmo-
dated by calling At the Counting Room of the UNION
AND AMERICAN. Persons wishing any considerable
number will notify us on Saturday early on Mon
"a.
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One Hundred Negroes for Hire,
MILES AyDrCORN FOU SALE

MULES ANDICORN FOR SALE.
TENE undersigned will the 1s day Of January next hire
3 out for the ensuing year, about One hundTe Ne
rOes, and woman he will also sell 10 Mules, 100
Of articles. Terms SALE
time end location OF the negroes will be made known day Of
hiring Sale to take place che 'Narrows OF Hapeh," in
Cheaiham county. y A, G. ST0CKARD,
dec4-tWSEWtd Administrator off. L. Bell deceased