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WAsHISGroN, April l6-HousE-A bill
for the Shawnee Indians for depredations
Committed by the whites -
An appropriation of $50 900 TO defray the
expenses of the Japanese Embassy, passed.
SESATE.-After a sharp coiloquy between
Sumner and Mason respecting the return of
the United States Marshal In the case of
Sanborn, Browns Territorial resolutions
were taken up.
Arrival of mr. Preston.
NEW YoKK, April 16.-Mr. Preston. am
bassador to Spain, arrived per the steamer
Balbec en- route for Washington. 1t is as
serted that he negotiated treaty with Spain
adjusting all question hitherto at issue
1t is rumored that the President will re-
move George N. Saunders from the Navy
agency. Saunders is Douglas man.
Steamboat Sunk.
MEMPHIS, April l6.-The steamer Defend
er, from New Orleans for Pittsburg, snagged
and sunk near Laconia Saturday evening.
The boat and heavy cargo are a total loss.
Three deck passengers were lost.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The river is rising
rapidly with 184 feet water on the falls.
CIScINSATI, April 16-The river is station
airy with 40 feet water in the channel.
Markets,
NEW YORK, April l6.-Cotton quiet; quo
tations unchanged; sales 500 bales; Middling
Upland liz; Flour, sales $3.50 bbls. at 5 80
as 35; Corn dull: sales of 26 900 bushels at
732a795; Lard, sales 400 bbls. at 10saI1;-
Coffee and molasses unchanged; Sugar dull
and depressed; Porto Rico Ct.
CINCINNATI. April 26-Mess pork 17a17.25.
Lard 104. Flour, Whisky, Groceries and
Corn, unchanged.
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FIRE.-About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
the stable on the premises of DIR. MCCALL, on
Cherry street was discovered to be on fire.
The firemen, AZ usual, we're promptly on the
ground, and very soon extinguished the
flames. The damage was slight.
ANOTHER FIRE.-Another fire occurred, on
North Market street, yesterday evening be-
tween and O'CLOCK, originating in the
house owned by Mrs. NEWMAN Qate Mrs.
FRED. SLoAS,l and occupied by G.. NJ. SOUTH
GATE, Esq. The adjoining tenement, occu-
pied by Mr.. j. C. McFERRAS, was in great
danger. and the roof was partially burned
The damage to Mrs. Ne house was perhaps
not more than a sixth of its valne. For a
time the water was insufficient from the d.
ininutive size of the pipe but on resOrting
TO the eistern on the Square, the supply was
ample, and the flames were subdued.
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NASHVILLE April IL. /

NASHVILLE, April Is, 1860.
To the Editors of the PatrlOt:-I wish to say
to those afflicted as 1 have been, that is with
sore eyes, how was cured after being blind
over three months. at first applied to the
most eminent physician in Nashville, who
gave me no relief. A friend of mine. and
may truly call her friend, for had it not been
for her, in my opinion, L should forever have
been blind. She took me to the Indian Doc
tors office, No. 100 High street he gave me
some medicine which restored my sight in a
few days, and for four months past my eye
sight has been as good as it ever was. think
be can cure any case of sore eyes. / am con-
fident suffered as much and had as difficult
eyes to cure as any person ever had.
lw. MARGARET BARNES, High street.
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me.iean mu.,ang L,nimen,.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure ne success
which this article has attained For rheumatism
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises stin Jtinis' or 1las'
sprains Pole Evil and sweIIings upon Horses, hhss
mo eanal No person viii be without 4 WHO has
once tested lis value sand win reference to the
general estimation Of the Mustang Eminent, eau
|chee rfuIIy say that article ever performed so
many cures in our neigbborhoOd as this l. w.
|sxIrH, Bridgeheld, Conn s. LEIGH, Esq, Hyde
Park, Vt, writes '-that the horse was considered
worthless (his was spawn but since the free
|use Of the Mustang Eminent have sold bin for
|SI50- Your Liniment is doing wonders up here''
such testimony Is reaching US every day. The hall
is told. Every family should have it. Beware Of
imitatiogs The genuine Mustang is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK,
apr2-lm Prcprietors, New York.
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Young Men,s nercantIIe Library As
~ ISOLATION.

The undersigned. appointed committee
to report to called meeting constitution
for the government of the Association, beg
leave to report that they will submit to that
meeting draft Of such an one as they think
viii meet the demands of the business as
well as the whole community.
In making their examinations into the
condition and usefulness OF such institutions
in other cities, they notice remarkable des-
parity in the influence they exert upon the
several communities in which they are loca-
ted, aud corresponding interest in their
affairs.
The committee have endeavored to make
Room of easy access to all, while keeping in
view the Necessary expenses of keeping up
the institution to a standard that will be a
credit to the city.
In leaving the controlling power in the
hands of the class to which it must look for
its largest support, the committee have con-
suited the experience and results of other ex
periments as well as the known laws of socie-
ty, and in offering all of its benefits and social
advantages TO all other classes on the same
terms, they hope that while spirit of emu
lation and .'es pra du corps" will be at once
infused into its government /; its permanence
secured. and its greatest power of usefulness
accomplished, it will not be liable to the
charge of exclusiveness.
The constitution as it will be proposed to
the meeting contemplates the election of
Board of Directors as indicated in the char
ter.
The committee in determining the size of
the board have taken into consideration the
demands upon the time of ali engaged in ac-
tive business, and the necessity that must oc-
cur of members of the board being absent or
engaged at the time of its periodical meet
ings.
In its general features the constitution ex-
hibits. simple business plan, rather than
wide field of speculative and doubtful ltera-
ry or scientific advantages, aud the commit
tee express the hope that it will meet the
views of the meeting in its main points, and
be found entirely applicable to the wants of
the business community.
GEORGE F. AKERs,
w. w. NORRIS,
Committee.
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rElgE MANHOOD
Chaucery Sale.

John Word, Guardian, Sc, VS.. Moses L. NJ. Tayi
ct ais.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING ,Iornlsrly Of New York for
|kHHS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
ueky, lba who has his aIt-ntin treat
a private diseases for over 30 years attIefs
|linself. having attendei Ia 4raet sor many
years, aRd cured many thsusaH..s. l. ensb ed
10 cure all diseases of pTivate Hatare, NJ tier
eox bal they may b. from nigiicOus medi al treat
| lent, asgiect Of h n Dr. Kings
ami the square, esad story, where he cures all
diseases Of Pfiyst- nature
G0soSKHxS cGresi ~Ith at nlaSeOus medicines or
nter feFeuce WITH Business
SrEIcEuEsS of OH receEt cate, efertutiiy cured
s,in where structure exi L betith eAaEot De
al IN termiass the Constitution much
ut Of neyicet OF bad treatment, can b. iectaiIy
ured IN a ieS days
SEMINAL WEsksEss -PaFticnlar Stteusi N having
cen given O IA disease aad all he consequence
rowing out OF u, brought On "a mGay cases oy tae
estractsve sbtis q lncln siter4te fOath's aud
essave nduigencs az ihs passsns neglect OF which
rlll undermine the Constitution, rendering the SAB
sct nnnt for Business socIety, All causing preul
ure Old age
Femtles who NAV be labOrIsg with any diahcalty
the womb may assured Of i'm N e.iis'e relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing snd stztlBg
heir cas-, VITA lee enclosed. directed % Or A.
ing, No. - lisa isrlek stree SasayiiIe reEn, El
ave the necessary me4hcines scot their address,
sth nec-ssary dt-ecti1as strict secrecy obsrrxed.
1Eee hours from o'cl0 K II she m srEag until In
ne eseaing- may 3o-aadAEIy
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
H11 EzMa - 81
r, A TRIO A d

rINHROUGH Tickets on sale at the Depot Mar
ket street Nashville, to the following places, at
the prices annexed:
New York, with choice of II different routes,
at $50 90
routes, a, q so
at - Is SO
at 1s so
Niagara Falls, with choice of 4 different
routes, % 90
at IT 90
Buffalo, with choice of different routes, at % 90
st. Louis with choice OF different routes,
at 10 IS
Dayton, with choice of different routes, at II 10
Columbus, with choice of different routes,
Wheeling, with choice of 4 different routes,
at II 40
st. Joseph, with choice of different routes,
at u so
Boston, with choice of different routes, at 33 90
Travellers by the Louisville nd Nashville Railroad
reach Boston, New York and Philadelphia II hours
sooner than by any other route from Nashville.
Tickets can be procured at any hour in the day.
A. J. FIELD,
maT2S-U General Ticket Agent.
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SheFif7s Sale.

DY virtue of the authority me conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described yenditioni exponas to me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee its January Term,
1860, will expose public SALE the highest bid
der for the Court house Yard gate il the City
of Nashville, saturday, the 9th day Of May, 1850,
all the right title, claim interest and estate, which
.Chas. Z. H. Aarun has IN and u the following de-
scr bed property to-yit: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 40 years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy aged about 29 years, levied
upon by <. Branch, ieputy Sheriff, as the property
of Chas. L H. Martin, " satisfy three judgments
rendered in said Circuit Court, two in favor OF JAS
Edward Lawrence and Z. Z. IL. Martin.
ALSO.-At the same time AID place, viii expose
sale, the highest bidder for cas- h. the following
negroes and property to wit : One negro Man named
Hartwell, about 40 years OF age, OF black complex
ion and three year old horse Mules Of bay col
or, levied ON by John B. hurry, Deputy Sheriff, as
the property of c. Z. II. NJ trtin, satisfy vendi-
toni exponas, from the Circuit Court OF Davidson
county liz IA vor OF NJ NJ. Bren and against h. Law
renee and q. & Martin.
ALS0.-At the same tune Md place will expose
to sale 20 the highest bidder for cash, one negro
Girl named Neil, aged about IL years, OF copper
com pie xion, levied on as the property OF T. Il.
Martin by E. c. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, to satisfy a
ycndition exponas issued BY said Circuit Court ia
vor OF II. ChiIdred, Sr-, against 4. Lawrence c.
Z. H. Martin. sale within lawful hours
JAMES ~ HINTON,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
JNo. B. MuiRRY, Deputies.
apr2-td L. G DRAKE,
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Protection AGAINST FIRE - For some
eight or ten days past we have had, in this
city, an alarm OF fire daily-sOme OF the
fires have been serious. The one which oc-
CARED on Union Street might have been sub
dued before it had destroyed more than the
tenement in which it begun. Tin roofs
would have saved FLOWERS, BARNES, and
LUCK. 1t has been q matter of surprise to
u that the citizens OF Nashville have not
generally followed the example of our old
friend, JAMES ERWIN, and adopted the tin
roof, which is one of the surest projections
in case of fire. The numerous fires which
have occurred Of late ought to set our folks
10 thinking, and TO acting. Let them put
on the tin roofs by all means The addition
al expense is light, whilst the advantage is
great. Our friend, J. w. WILSON, College
Street, is prepared to do this description of
work in the best manner. We will under
write for anything he does Better get him
to do your roofing Immediately.
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MRS. WINSLOM,

thisarllolefor overten
coSHDENcE Of
been able 10 say Of
kR Has II FAILED IN
EFFECT CuRE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, ON
lighted with it's opera
Of highest Commences
and medical virtues
WHAT WE 10 KNOW
cnce. ANb PLkllGK oUA
MENr Oh WHAT wE HKRB
instance where the in
ana exhaustion reiie
twenty Minutes after
tered.
ton Is the prescriptions
PERiENCED ami skill
land, aRd has be g
M SUCCESS ~
OF CASES.
from palu, bat invis
bowels, corrects acid
ergy Go tie whole sys
sttntiy relieve
BOWELS. AND
COLO.
which II notspeodily
We believe the besi
WORLD IN ali cases OF
RliOEA IN CHILDREN
teetaing- or from ans
say 20 every mother
from any ofthe foregs.
LEf YOUR PKEJUDI
DiCES or OILERS
ing child and The relic,
ABSOLUTELY SUR
medicine, IL timely
VIII accompany eaei
!. less tue fac-sitnile o
York, Is on lhe out
oct The world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per battle.
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NJ Read the following let from a ciergyma
well known in West Tennessee, North Alabama and
Mississippi:
CEXTRACTI
OKALosE, Miss, January, 1850
NeSsrs. CLARK FILLER:
II did not think you were troubled with more
testimonials than you find time to read, would send
you word in relation 10 what yoHr Ambrosai Oil has
done for me. Suffice it ssy IhatI had been sUn r
ing with hoarseness, obstruction in the Bronchial
tubes, for many years and getting bad that
{ could scarcely ill my appointments. Your AmbrO-
sal OH perfectly ressored me, and now can work
without difficulty.
zpr5-u REV a l. HUNSAKER.
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IcE-CREAM.-At the moment we write this
paragraph, the sun comes down with some
thing OF the fervor of the dOg-days. aud the
hot dew drops Of preparation cluster like a
tiara OF California diamonds on the brow.
Ifat the moment you read it. you experience
a similar phenomenon. walk arouad to the
elegant saloon Of ANDREWS, THOMAS & Co.,
C,lIoaade Building and try the cooling eff
fects of their delicious ice-cream.
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Saturday the 5th day Of Nay, 1860,
sbariG's Sales.
SheriTs Sale,

DY virtue of d ia me directed and delivered from
I'D the Honorable Chancery Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, its November Term, 1859,
will expose TO public sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash, At tue Court House Yard, 10 the City of Nash
vile, on Saturday, the 5th day of May 1850 all The
right ttle claim interest and estate, which Char les
L. H. Martin then had may have since acquired
TX and to the following descrIbed two negro slaves
and three horses, to-wii: man named julius, age q
about forty two years, Of black complexion, and
Ned, aged about thrty-eight years, OF dark complex
ion. add one sorreI and two bay horses being levi
cd the property of Charles Z. II. Martin, sat.
isfya Judgment rendered in favor Of John f. q leaves
G. and NJ for the use &c, against Ed Lawrence and
Charles Z. II. Mai tin. This, April AIN, 1861
49, JAMES ii. HIN ron sheriff,
apr5--td. By Z. G. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff.
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ss-Yesterday was che Of those days which
test the sioutest nerves. The sun poured
down its hot rays, the Parehed earth threw
upon the swssping winds its beaten dust
Meas blood boiled, but the feverish skin
closed the avenues Of persPiration. Comfort
Was no where TO be io1nd-unless IL was in q
Sherry Cobbler a. DOUGLAS & WALsH's
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MARRIED.-On Tuesday last, by Rev. Cha $
T. Brown. Mr.. Reuben E Gorder and Ms =
Virginia A. Grant, all OF this eoanty.-Ez-
sAsnS< pPsr.
What Singular tastes some people have
go,l Here, Tor fntsE nee, young man mar
ries girl who, a. every body must know,
could easily have been proven ,. 4. Grs'si
before r. e Cr9er's court.
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John Word, Guardian, &C., Moses. L. M. Taylor
ct ais.
IN pursuance of decree of the Honorable Chan
Il Gerry Court, for the county OF Macon at the Feb
ruary Term, 1860, thereof wiz offer sale to the
highest bidder Saturday the 9Th day of July next
upon the premises, credit OF one, ts and thr
years, Except the sum OF sl25) the last note bear
ing years interest, the undivided one-thrd part
of the celebrated Red Boiling Sulphur Springs, locat-
ed Macon county, about II miles Of Iafiiy cite,
containing about ISL acres of land, portion Of which
is in high state cultivation. The medicinal quail
tiles of the waters not tqualled perhaps in any
county, being certaid cure Tor the Gravel Stone
in the bladder and almost all the diseases IA which
poor subject To- The improvements am
pie TO accommodate some 200 persons at time,
with large mouse, and frs rate location for
the sale OF Goods AID Groceries. This 4th day Of
April, 1860 JOHN CLAIBORNE,
aprl4-wtd CLERK and Master.
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From the American Baptist, New York, Aug. 3. i

From the American Baptist, New York, Aug. ., 1859.
A miniature wooden pagoda which NE brought
from Burmah, having been broken while on ship
board, were very anxious 10 have repaired,
and tried sewers sorts OF glue, but without success
till attention called to spaidng's Pre- AIRED
Glue, sold at so Plat Street This found 10 an
tbs purpose. The Pa CODA appears now to be
strongly cemented, and be by calling At
the once OF the American Baptist.
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dry-goods box rolled out upon the pavement.
The box was addressed
Mas MARGARET NJ. THOMPSON,
CARE OF LEVIN COFFIN,
CINCINNATI, ONO.
The driver stated that he was ordered to
deliver it to the agent of the Company, and
request him to have it forwarded as address
ed without delay. He then collect
ed the drayage, and informed the
agent that the person sending it
would call round, pay carriage, and get a
receipt. The weight of the box was 265 lbs.
The driver of the dray-or OF the horse at
tacbed to the dray-tben very innocently re-
marked-"M Master. dats de curiosest box ever
SAVIOR every time roll it over, the heavy
side come down. The agent thought it a
curious box too but time was pressing, and
be sent it down to the depot of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad. whence it departed on
the first train. What could it contain? What
had Mrs. THOMPSON been getting in Nashville!
Who could she be? And who was Mr.. Coz
FIN? The swift-winged express did not wait
to ask these questions. 1t bore the curious
box along towards its destination, and in due
time landed it in Louisville. Here it was
FASTENED over to Jacksonville and hurried
on 10 Seymour. At Seymour another change
Of cars was necessary, aud as the box was
hastily rolled from the Jacksonville to the
Cincinnati and St. Louis train. the top acct
dentally came off, and out popped-what
For the life of you. you couldn't guessl A
startled crowd gathered around to see, and to
their surprise, it turned up to be a fiH grOaCn
negro man! Here was a discovery in which
there was something of the serious. and lit
tie more of the ludricrous! The negro per-
spired hugely-his eyes rolled up and down
ike one nearing the gate of the hereafter
but the fresh air soon revived him. In chang.
ing the box from the Louisville to the Jeffer-
sonyille cars. it had been turned up so that
he was head downward, and thus be made
the trip from Jacksonville to Seymour, near
In ffIy nliLes But for the mishap at Sey-
mour, in a few hours he might have been de-
livered in Cincinnati, probably to be buried
probably to take a farther trip on the U.
G. r ,ilroad Canadaward.
The negIo was taken back to Louisville.
He belongs to Mr.. NEWTON MCCLURE, of this
city, and was shipped by free negro named
NATHAN JAMES. Whether JAMES had any ac-
completes or not we are not informed. The
matter will be thoroughly sifted and we
suspect some agent of the negro stealers will
be found to have bad a hand in it.
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E~Gentlemen who affect the sport of fish,
ing. can procure every thing necessary to its
successful enjoyment. in the way OF tackle,
by calling At the Drug Store OF RAINS Il
SQUARE
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

the Office OF the Clerk aud Master of the Chan
n Gerry Court al hvle, the 9Th day of pril
$780, motion Of compliments by his counsel in
the above cause, and appearing 20 the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master, that the said defendant
JOIN DElAMP, is a nonresident OF the State OF
Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary process of
this cannot be served upon him. Il is therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
made for four weeks ia succession IN the Nashville
Patriot newspaper published IN the city OF Nashville,
requiring the said defendant 20 appear at the nexs
OF the Chancery Court % be holden for the
" Davidson the COurthons thereof in the city
OF Nasty HE on the first Monday In May next, and
swer said bill the viii be taken for confessed
as 10 him and set down Tor hearing parte.
J. h. GLhANES,
apr6-w4t prs fee - Clerk and Master.
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VALLEY BANK OF TENNESSEE We learn.
through private letters received from Dam
bridge by one of our citizens that the stock
of the new bank Incorporated at cambridge,
under the above title, will probably all be
taken at an early day, and branch establish
ed at Bristol, in accordance with the terms
of its charter Bristol Ne1cs
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Chancery Court at Nashville

Young K Carson VS.. Buchanan Lanier.
A the Office Of the Clerk aad Master Of the Chan
IA Gerry Court al Nashville, on the 9th day OF April,
1867 motion of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause, and It appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the Clerk ard Master, that the said de feudant La
sIEs, resident OF tie State of Tennes and
therefore the ordinary process of this Court
be served upon him; il Is therefore ordered bv
the Clerk and Master that .blication he made for
four weeks succession la the Nashville Patriot d
newspaper published IA the city OF Nashville, requr-
ing the said defeud TO appear at the
the Oh ancery Court t. be holden for the county
Davidson, the Courthouse thereof 10 the city OF
Nashville, tie first Monday IN May next, and an
swer said bill, or tn will be taken for confess
ed as to him aud set down Tor hearing ex parte
J. T. GLEAVE>,
apF6-v4t prs Zee 50 Clerk and Master.
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(EXTRAcT-I
OKAInSK. Mis-. January, 1850.

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
hEST, 10 eoeTtensive with the civilization Of the
globe. Other articles claim to GILeciGte pain and
Iistress-tbis eIres- Family Physicians, Govern
neat Hospitals FarrieEs, Planters. Farmers, Livery
men, &C, particularly demonstrated tins fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
seISed such undivided praise and saPpeItfrOm Medi
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CAN DI OATES.
ELECTION o. TsuRsDaY, NAY z4rH
For Attorney GensraI.

- We are Authorized 10 snaoanes TIM H. VIII
IAAS = candidate foF reeiectiaa q the efrcs n
Attorney General IN tae JadHcial D.strtck 81
'fsanessee k1scsioa 2itE d4y OF Nay, lsoo.
aprio-td sSsr
- We are authorised 10 announce JsnEs {
RAINS, ESQ, Candidate for tue oalce Atsorasy
sensraI OF the Ninth Je4iclai Circuit conposed Of
he coaatics OF DayidaOa, sumner and Williamson
Election next Nay. acIs-sa