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Possible Extension.

90 il bc true. as Mr.. Sherman asserts IN his reply
90 the invitation to public dinner in Philadelphia,
that slavery can never be established in New MeNi-
co., IL Is folly To expect that Offering her admission
as a slave State now will be sufficient concession
10 uacfv the South If it is not true that slavery
can never be established there then the concession
As one the North should never make. In either
ease the proposition is uuwise one, as conccdng
either too much or too little, and one which does
Uttln credit to those who made II
LIT il be understood and rcmembered-and II
ought not 70 be necessary this late day to enforce
it chat when the Republican party asserted at the
ballot box the doctrine of " no more slave Terrific
ny" liey meant that that djct'm should apply MOI
only r. I'm territory belonging TO the United State.
now Int all that ny any possibility should ever be
lone to ill., They rEeaa 10 put his question beyond d
lere .rg and 10 gire notice. 10 hoId good HeRcgoT
,rTf .d farerer that The extension OF sarery, 1rheut
r possible or positive, lras prohibited toreCgaoree
This was a good doctrine on which to 90 througi
the canvass: it was equally good as sound primer
pie OF government rs We all believed; and now le
N5 stick 10 it NsJr Hgrl. Tribunal.
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Josrru NoLAND Secretary.
Suffering in Charleston among the Will

ala, &c.
We give a short extract from the lerc,Ty as to
how the soldiers fare. Such libel as has gone
forth upon the patriotism of Carolinas fair women
and brave men shall never have credit by our aid
THE BRAVE AND TIE FAR.-We suppose that every
body knows by this time. that all the good ladies.
Old and young. of Charleston are busy as bees
preparing creature comforts of all kinds for the
gallant men who are keeping watch and ward On
the ramparts and breastworks which defend our
civ We might cnumerate a host Of good things
which We have been the happy instruments OF
transmitting to worthy recipients good things OF
every imaginable kind, from turkeys 10 sandwiches,
and from mattresses 10 lint. (For the last named
article we hope our volunteers may have no special
use-unless it be to stuff the mattresses-tor, with
all Difference we submit that lint, although perhaps
less agreeable than feathers would at all events be
a happy substitute for straw
We received last night, the following piqUGHt as
well rs patriotic note, brImtul Of generosity, and
duly authenticated with the writer name. With
out having taken the pains to consult the Chiefs OF
the Commissary Deparmentiwe venture to respond
most emphaticslly (frOm personal acquaintance
with number Of nOn-comn'issioned oihcers) that
no edible delicacy whatsoever. even leaving out OF
view the enchanting fact of its having been prepar-
ed bv fair hands is at all likely to go begging at
this time within the martial precincts of Fort Noul-
trie Castle Iicbney, or Morris Island. And now
without more ado print the note. SO that all our
Young campagners, reading the Mercury. may at
least reye in the pleasures of anticipation:
10 The Editor Of the Charleston Mercury:
While everybody else Is volunteering his or her
services to aid in this great of Southern indie
pcndence would not be idle Ny every pulse beats
secessioRS and thinking of the wrongs we have suf
fercd from Yankee oppression, am actually imbued
with the spirit of Joan Of Arc.
have concluded, however to relinquish this, and
adopt the more feminine position Of Florence
Nightingale.
also have many dear friends at the forts (not
Fort Sumter) Please add my name to that list OF
sister spirits who have tended their services. will
promise also TO make every delicaCy that South
era soldier can fancy. If my services accepted
please inform me through the columns OF your glo-
rious paper.
From one who Is proud TO DO
THE DAUGHTER OF A NUIIIFIER.
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Snoecb from Seward.

Senator Seward will speak IN Tie oelaIe On ~
,,,Ioy As his appointment and acceptance OF thS
Secrttaryshipof State is authoritativey Geo
tho country will understand that the speech Is Tor
fine incoming Administration, and the interest," Ie4
will be great-IG
The Springfield (IIl.) correspondent OF the On
cinnati Commercial under date Of January Gtl
says:
/ feel authorized to state, that it now lies alto
gether with Mr.. Seward whether he Is to occupy
55Iace In Mr. Lincons cabinet or not There can
ba no donbt that he can have the Secretaryship OF
State, if he wants its
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LAND FOE SALE

4 FAVE THREE HUNDRED AID sEVESrY-siGHr
Of Had for lying in Weekly county, lnnessee'
on the ing Dresden TO Trent on the cross
leading McLsmOTesyile IA Hickman There are TO
cleared land good state Of cultivation, with GOO
dwell NJ house negro Kitchens, tarL absa good we'll and
good spnrs 500 airing apple tree5 good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees. ounces &c.
good stand for Tavern. It IS good chance Tor any
wishing purchase, the land and improvements are
equal to any in the State.
further particulars Information write to the proprietor
call upon him the premises. -
ian5-W2E% JOSIAH THORNTON.
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The Albany Err1pg Journal of yesterday, an =
ounced positively that Senator Seward had accept
A the Secretsryship of state. which had been ten
cred him early in December. Mr.. Stewards quail
ec,tions for the position arc of the most eminent
Jor md there seems 10 be every prospect that the
ositisn will be more arGuous and responsible than
At anv former period. We may confidently antiei-
nate series of State papers that viii reflect honor
uDon the country. Mr.. Seward Is wise man and
illHn III The forces of diplomacy. and knows
,,baI 70 be iDnexible and when to be courageous IN
~, CrUciD,,qfi Commercial Jan. 10.
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The PGIcE OF SLAvEs-Many persons, says the
New Orleans Pioayue of the 9th, surmised that the
troubled condition of public affairs would have a
tendency to depreciatc slave property. 1t seems,
however, that such is not the case We learn that
Mr. FOSTER slave dealer, Baronne street. sold yes
terday twenty-eisht plantation negroes, male and
female, at prices varying from S!32j to $780, &C
cording to age and sex. This does not look like a
falling off in prices.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACAD EHI

Founded 1876
After a rest Of sir months, the i9h Of JdHuGr1
1861, resume my position Priaepdl Of h1s Install
lion, Nth 1ohch hare been connected for Il years.
yHE Academy offers peculiar advantages among Wheh
think, the following:
l. a well enclosed Yard Of about g acres, within
the incorporated its Of Nashville thus shordng Pups On
restrained freedom in heahI IecreIsn and still suoctng
them to the Of a refined and intelligent s9cey
g Buildings in extent and Iuitabeness Tor All sehoei
purposes un6qused in United sates by any Female Seneo
and these surrounded BY pavenen and corridors onrng CEN
slant Inducements children, to breathe the fresh air Without
regard to the weather.
3 Security from Fire. These buildings are heated
with steam and lighted gas and thus ee the parents Of
pupils from al least Of constant ANXIETY ABOUT 'hs'
children.
4. Heaith-uneqnalled in any Femsle sehsol, in this or
any other country Though OF the ArSe and part OF me
tine the largest Boarding school in ihe United states yet
three have occurred the pupils IN nearly % years
5. NOu-SectarIan. 1t is well known 70 all aeqaaint
ed with the Academy that Baptist, BPiscopaan Methodist
Presbyterian his Daughter here perfectly sataned that
in respect will esnce be given to his peculiar views and yet
equally satisfied that Ite principles Of our eommsn religion viii
be daily ineulcated-
6. Maternal Care This expression sxctes no expsc-
which is fay met il the Academy suitable
Of ladies' Of ey and refinement devote their entire time 70
the supervision OF the the morals habits and health Of
the Boarding Pupils
Guardians parents who for any cause, be seeking
permanent educational home fer little girls Will, think, find
such a houe w the Academy Apply to
dec14-d&wlm. ELLIOT.
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rrr.seUnrd1n be Sncrc1nrr of stato.

1t is authoritatiyely announced that Mr. Seward
has accept the appointment of Secretary Of State
under Mr.. Lincoln, which was rendered him early
in December. This settles important question IN
reqard TO the incoming Administration, and is IN
accordance with what, some days ago, we stated to
be our expectation. Cincinnati Gasdte, jan TO-
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AInifed Sn,IfIr.
4 WASHINGTON dispatch saws:

4 Washington dispatch says
General Scott is now the ruling spirit of the Gov
erament and is for war unless the South presents a
united front, when he thinks war hopeless and I'M.
polite.
We have no doubt Of the correctness of the state
ment here made and such being the case it becomes
impcratvely necessary that Tennessee should take
her position with the South The Union is dissolved
and in determining upon our future action We
should bear in mind that such Is the fact. Hesita
ton or cquivocEtion upon the part Of cur State
Is in the highest degree calculated to stimulate the
Corrcioniss in their efforts to subugate the South
Let it be known that Tennessee, or any portion Of
her people VIII quietly any part of the Southern
people butchercd in attempts to cause them to sub
NIT to Black Republican domination and Generals
ScoTr and Wool viii soon be seen at the head Of
their forces marching Southwark But let it be un.
dars,ood that the South presents 4 united front "
and then war will be abandoned as hopeless and I'M
polite Our lives, our fortunes and our sacred
honors all now require that Tennessee should, in
this struggle cordially extend the right hand of fell
Iov-hip to her more southern sisters.
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Removal.

EETE have stock Of Boots, shoes Hats and
Wv Caps from No. 80 north side Of the Public Square 70 nc
Nashville Block where shall be pleased to see cur cid
friends cuIomers such parties Eish to Puesie
goods cheap for cash. -
jRn9-d&wlm COOKE, BAILEY q ".
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T. L. o u *.
400 BBLs Just received, which we ear warrant
; OO super extra
OLD JAVA FEE,
large lot o. the very beet qualify.
GROCERIES Az Iss0LESsE::.
CANDLES &c, Sc.
4 general assortment. ar soaJ1uty receiving
UGAH,
COFFEEJ
RsOLASSzs-
SAALS,
8. 81 -. &. 06sEs.
Corner Broad ard iIaTket Streets,
uay-d,txAg,I Nashville Tenn
ealnrnnRAPnIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing old irends and Gus
toners that after absence Of two years. nave esan re
turned practise Of the PiEOtOE raphie Art
in all its branches having purchased the interest OF my brother
established Gallery in Union Street, ana having spe1t
months York the past Summer TO obtain fully all
improvements the have paiatsd renovated ard
enlarged the Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities are
nav better proiuce work than most Galleries
boast Of conducs comfort Of patrons trust not
s1y proud position tie Gallery has heretofore
sustained, bot Siil higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK, # the best Photo
graphers in the orI the Pictures which obtained the
hrst premium at the Worlds "a in London in s5 and am
determined only make this the leading Gallery IN the
state but ny work shah not re surpassed North South
and INTRODUCES the public the fOloEing styles
Impsr al Photograph, India Ink;
Vignete. plain c0lored;
IvOrytypes, coloredi
Pastel Pictures life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size;
visiting Cards, full length, pain
Autograph Photogrs uhs, 10 taken at One sitting.
eterreoscOpes, glass or paper.
continue Melsinotype and Amorsyps hereto
FORE IRE styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Gard. which only made at time All
who ofanyhng nmy line politely invited to
me before visiting elsewhere when will prove By oseaAr
demonstration the above fscts. Respectfully,
oet3i-h r. w. HUdhEs.
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9 Y CEKAsCEiSY COURT Az ESDEN~-
: for - oakley County, state OF Eennes-
sinaI Injunction Bil-rder Il Pubicaton-rhom
David Moore } I'm ulsr, sm Land UNI
add James Brakeman From the anitavt % the bill In ta
appearing the CLERK aEi Msste Of d Court, a4
said defendants David More and john Eaeu er,
sad of re-neses Il Therefore ere -
said and Master that this order Re published uf
seeks he We y UHion ard Amersaa- eWpaper
published city Nssv stat Aforesaid coamsldinE
the said Moore FancU' e hetr answer plsas d.
said BILL before be next tenn Of sad Chncs
Court to be eI o in the toEn OF Dresden ~
Weaky county, state of Tennessee, TIE seond M91day %
January 1851 said b ard al things therein, will b. akss
for against them hearing them eNpsrs
at said term This December eth, SGD "a tsn
copy fro the Oder Book
decI5 '6O-Wtt-prs fec IS OF said c sur
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Forty PKR CENT-ExPoKT TAx.-It costs from 80
TO 80 per Get or from 80 to 40 bales of cotton out
of every hundred to get it to Liverpool and sell 1t
This is a drain which few countries can stand, ana
unless counteracted will eventually exhaust even
the rich soils and fertile valley of the Mississippi
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nIsSOIuFLONI

yNIE partnership existing between SAMUEL Henshaw and
Peter Iamais, under ths firm and sy.s Of hsNsHA" 4
TABLE, is tIs DAY dissolved by mutual consent
We bav this day stock Of Furniture, &c uos
and accounts IenshaE Sous, Of Cnciunati tho All
peons owing US rs note Or vii pay the same 70
them ey having full power receipt for the same ant all
parties having against firm Hl present theul
when Iue TO lie sane parties by whom thsy viii be pail
HESStAW & TAMBLs
Nashville, January 9th. 1851
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" a. : - "a
Nashville, j
@ uESsHAw, P1
Q HJSsIsw, SIS,

Q srs. HzSEHA" o h-NshAH' -
T designed have this purchased the stock Of Funi
TURF &C roes AMI accounts enshaw a iaHble and will
continue the old stand No % Market street All
persons knowing themselves indebted either BY note or
book account 20 Hensha Ta1be must pay The same to u.s.
ard an claims HELD against them firm II be paid BY u as
they become due -,
We hereby appoint Peter The Agent to conduct ne
G HENSu wv 4 SONS
NasbviIIe January 9Th Is6l ni0dIw-U1m
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LOST.

A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs II Mitchell. liberal
~ will pail its Louisville Depot,
CIV KENNEDY
ian I2-3t Omibus Agent.
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GIsLATUEE-We learn that both Houses of
our General Assembly were engaged yesterday in
san attempt to prescribe rules by which the Conyen-
ton should be governed. As a matter Of course the
intelligent gentlemen who were engaged in the dis
ou-siun know that they have even less power to
dictate to the Convention than they have to say TO
,hc Legislature that it shall not repeal tae acts
81 any preceding legislature
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~ Tennessee e.-JamesT Faailzer, haryare. Faux
and HoSerton Alfrai Owen and susan Owen
and o:hersB Tor petition Of real estate II Edd HOgon,
deceASeiAt the Office of The Clerk aud MISTER Of tie Coany
Court Nashville, the 9th cay 1860 motion
Of complainant By counsel in the eauae, and appearing
to the satisfaction o the Clerk and Master z the said defend
ants Alfred Owen and Susan Otea resdentsof virginia
and residents 81 the State n Tennessee and therefore us
ordinary q this court be served the,
therefore ordered he Clerk and Master that yusai5n 30
MADE for four weeks in succession the Nashville Union and
American newspaper published the city Of Nashville,
curing the said defendant u appear at the Of the County
Court to be holden fer 81 Davidson At the court hous
thereof city Nashville the first Monday in RebruA
~ BILL the will be taken for
PR cHEATIIAM,
Ctsrlra Nat
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I'm THE CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
4 den for WeakIey County, state CT Teu-
Order Of Pubiieaon0h ginal BiIs-EljahJ Ian
cser vs. andrew Cage, John CaYce and George Cayee
ON an davit conlpainants counsel hcajah Card
this day in this Il appears the Clerk and
said Court that The said defendants John Cage aa
Cayee residents Of said Of Tennessee,
and Kentucky II therefore ordered by said Clerk
and be published for four
in the Weekly Union and AHaeric1n newspaper puhshei
city n Nashville sh State Of Iennesses Commanding
said John Csyce and 6e0rge Csyce TO e their pas
said Bill At e Of saif Char
Gerry Couro held house in Dresden for 8eey
county, State % TeIneee The M0aday Of Januar
Is6 or said bllan hngs therein, willie confessed
them, ard for hearing them eNparts said
Court This December 9Th, ls6l. a COPY rom
tie Order Gcok)
NATHAN n EDWARDS, C IN,
tfs.I5 is0-g4t- mrs Zee 40 OF said Court.
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Nashville Female Academy.

YHNHE FIRST Spring Session OF 1861 will commence on
Msn2ay, January 2ist On that day we will be happy 70
meet in the sold Academy all parents may desire
avail themselves Of the permanent and peusr
this institution. O. D. EbblOrt'
jan6-2aw2w
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Nashville South Side
Z N - TT u TIE

u N - = Il u n Ii
CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE.
HRS EMMA HOLCOnBE,l go 49,.
MISS T.. T.. NOTTINGHAn,i
TVHE premises coupled ~ Mrs Hocombe having
teen limited the extended patronage % her
School, prsSen rifCpai have been fortuna
Of the spacious and beautiful MANASSAS
Putnam The u1eqdalled-heug private, central,
elevated and The House is fns1ed in tie In
proved modern style contracting - large roods, thoroughly
rndcWs the hco ming and
The eautifI laid out, All the walks
we'll Vayed allowing ample space fr reat0n an exercise
Every filed win the highest Professional ssnt
will rj0v ali the advantages oan elegant
home sid their comforts viii b. crapuouily earel ior
MauOn eminent. qualified fr the ce BY
unyeldng integrity. andy sympathy and unWeariei
assiauity
Terms the same IS toe other schools the
city Fo- further particulars apply either q the
principals.
REF ERENCES:
ev VIM PIumer, b. ALE Pref Da5uey, Richmond COL
] rhaauv Cjty. lege Va
Rev N D Hodss, D, Rich HoI John W BroksnbrOush,
mon1, Va. Lexington Va
Rev Moore, Richmond Maj James Garland, Pitsy7a-
Va. uia. Va
Rev Jesse Arnnsteai. o, Gun Rev Hays, Nashville
kerlaud, Va. Rev R 2 Q Howell, D D do
Col Sui.h, virgi1 a Jas Hamilto I, Esq- DO
Mai 7 WillianlsOuS Military In Alex Fall, Esq do
Mai THIS JacssonD stitute James Nc oil. Esl. %
Rev kirkpatrick, Darvile, Mrs Brown, do
Va. X II Gardner, Esl. do
DIR Ttos Atkirsor. do Jas Faulx. Esq do
Thos (Irasty E.q do Hon John Mclean. U supreme
Rev Glerslee'e, Richmond Court
WIN PuRh, Assumption, La.
Hon David Burnett, Calves Gen R Martha, do
Texas Hon John letcners 6OFernoros
hon David K Err, So Virginia
pIeme Count
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tt WELLS.
ovv,cv N,.nv,,Ix O., LI.Hr Coz

OEsIcx NASHVILLE Gas LIsHT Coz
January 3, 1851 J
yryUE Of Directors Of this Company have declared
dividend Of per cent for the past six months on
and after the 10th inst.
further reduction the price Of also made by
giving 10 per cent discount bills paid between the ht
and filth DAYS quarter and discount OF to those
fN''s JAS. II. KENDRIcK,
;so1I-Iv Secretary.
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Stolen.
Vet mar..

STOLEN from Samuel sewelI, Patriot Perry County,
Tennessee on the 9Th December, Iron EapPe Gray
Mare feet high years old By close observation there can
be hIeEsh in the right she Is we'll formed and EN-
pact --.-
The man that il sppo-ed 10 Rave stolen abc.t feet 10
inches in height light hair and red whkers feavy set broad
the hsuds rather bends forward when he Walks
name is Cox, dressed ordinarily. ,
Liberal reward will be POd n one that Will secure the
that get her. liberal reward val be gives Tor
the thief. SAMUEL ssNEs'r
i,rIw7t Patriot, Tenn.
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any Irritation or soreness Of tie Idross:
ReIfeUs tie Hacking Cough in Con
sHHlltt0n, bronchitis, Asthma,
and CItarrh. Clear and
efes strength to the poics Of
PUBLIC SPEAK ERS,
and SINGERS.
Few Of the importance Of checling Cough
stComnan OOdiu sase which in the beginning
vopId Weld IN mild remedy IN pevIsced soon attacks the
Lungs "Broaen's Broneaiz 7roeAes" containing derau
cent ingredients Aay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
BROWNE THAT trouble in ny Threat, Tor which the
TrOchesioften mere whisperer" N. P. WILLIS.
81 recommend their u,e to P5sLG sEEaE1Ss"
''Groat service in srbdusg HoARsKSEss."
TrOcbes RAW. DANIEL WISE.
BROWNS Of bSsatSiSg cu rs 10 As1n nH
REV. A. c. EGGLEsT0N.
"Contaa no Opium anything niurous"
RowN's DR.. A HAYES YES
Troches "a simple and pleasant combination Tor ceTsHs
&C." DR. g. 2. BIGEL0W,
BROWNS , Boston,
Troches '''' -''~ DR.J.F. ". LANE,
BROWNS have proved them excellent for WHoOr
Trsch REV. H. W. WARREN,
BROWNS 'Beuehcial xhen compelled to speak, suffer
Tyocbes REV. 8 J. P. ANDERSON,
RROwN,s EFFpcruAL in removing HcareuesS and Irrta
lion Of the Throat, 50 common with sPEAKER'
= f"'"'- -''1 1'-- Prof ". STACY JOHNSON.
RROWN,s La Grazge, Ga
Teacherof Mu e, Southern
TrOches -, Female male College. ~
BROWNS preaching, they prevent HOsrseness From
t,sir past effect, think they Win be Of permanent
ArOo"e' REV. E RowLEY, A. NJ
owns President Of Athens eellsEs, Tenn
Troches CENTS BoX.5I
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nRnCI.ArEArunN.

HSHAM G. HARRIS Governor OF the State OfTennessee To
al who shall t-ese presens-Greeting: Whereas u
that certain John Hacker, stands
charged having committed iOI and atrocous murder
dsy November SG0 upon the body Of David Kerry,
county OF MegS, has si from justice and nov
running at large.
Now therefore, IsHAM g. HARRIS Governor aforesaid
virtue the power and authority vested DO hereby
Of s250 who appTe-
bend the said and deliver him to the Sheriff Jail
county Meis in order that JUSTICE in their BEHALF
may b. had and executed.
~ II testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
IL = Nashville, the 18th day OF January, 1861
ISHAM G.. HARRIS
~ BY the Governor:
j. E. B. RAY, Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION!
The description given Of Hacker il as follows About
or YEARS OF age about feet high, steep shouGered
carries head rather side Of his the 9TH
or AMI much lower than the Others has rath
er down countenauce has sandy hair which very ury aud
had on when he home made jeans sack coat calls
himself Fuller be lett last heard OF in
Rome county, Tenn, where he has rel -tiyes living.
Cbattanooya Advertiser copy. janl9dAE2t
rrn nADnEEERS Ann OTHERS.