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Pri'on'r..-seventy-eigb. wounded T..
slams were brought to this city BY tho con ms.
cars last night: Among the si1 prissn .a
brought in on Monday night, was Robe, .' y
Hamilton, lawyer, formerly resident Of ~
place, and who made disgraceful exodn, ' ."'
or twelve years since, after getting a no.. 90
iui cowhidipg from an irsto husband TO- 60.
w,ie De had offered some familariiiss. U.~
ilton went to Cincinnati, and We ,uppo,. "H a.
was attached to an Ohio regiment rbs, -. ~
on. His wife, Tho daughter Of ren.,.S.
ssnt'sman,) after his disgrace and ai sh, o..
divorce from him. His feeling Of ,.,., s''
must now be changed to tina. Of 6um;,;.,;'hss
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Letter from Texas.


The following letter, addressed to the editor.
OF tina Dispatch, and listed Houston, Texas,
J uly 9Th, will BE perused with interest;
A Kind Providence has smiled upon Texas
this season, in cOIr mon with all the Confei8.
rate States and gran ted a bountiful and liberal
yield OF the products of the field. Our wheat
and corn crops are unprecedent sdly good.
Texas Will haze n immense surplus OF these
necessaries OF life thia year. A series OF IN
favora BILE ssGsons las stint7d her resources in
this respect, and has hindsred emigra ton from
Moving in IS largely or rapidly IS the attrec-
tioue she possesses in soil, climate, and health,
Justify. We have less land than usual plant
ed in cotton, rs 1t was considered prudent to
cultivate a larger area in corn and wheat this
season than usual: zoe may need thsra.
The number of bales of cotton shipped LAST
year from our ports exceeded $50, 900 bales,
and we setimats 200, COO more from tha north
eastern portion Of the State shipped down
Re! river, and that are included in the Lou.
isiana receipts. The direction OF the snip
rlents from our ports was last year 10 fol-
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IN AhESlELl.
DIED

On the 2.ih July, by Rev. Robert Gs,.woed,
Ar. II RAM HUSHHn and Miss MANY JANs
DONN, all of this city.
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Congress.--Congress was in session On yes-
terdsy, but - ito proceedings wsre had With
closed doors, we are unable 70 lay Its action
before our roadaYs
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Clothing for SicF So,iisrs.-Application
for clothing for any Of the soldiers Quart.red
by the committee should be made al the 81
Charles Hospital.
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4 Brave .Soldisr.-Undsr this head we
mentioned, Monday, the presence in our city
Of brave Virgins volunteer from Montgom-
cry county, who fought in the great battle
Sunday before last under tho noble Beaure-
gard and his heroic eonpeers, and who,
:houg badly wounded in three places, would
no. 90 homo till he had gotten well and had
one more crack at the Yankees. His name is
Crockett Grayson, instead Of Howard Grayson,
as We inadvertently stated. lie is stopping st
the house Of Geo. S. Palmer, Esq, and if any
body wants to see a noble specimen Of loyal
Wsstsra Virginian, let them call and see
Crockett Grayson. They are very hard 10
kill, asd very unwilling to acknowledge the
fact sftsr the deed is accomplished.
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Police Court, Ju!y 30A-Befo-s Alderman
Sanxay.--John s. Kelley, charged with stab
bins James Vaughn; case continued to August
9Th. Goo. Sa.house, suspicious character; case
continued. Rice Is. Hsislor, s<1ing ardent
spirits without license; case dismissed. Jno.
O'Nsal, keeping his restaurant open afSsr
hours 2sth July; casa continued; do. SIS to
charge Of permitting sn xalswful assembly.
Geo. Grill. inod for keeping open house en-
Sunday last. Similar ease against Mary
Smith. continued. Jas. Steward committed
for being drunk and ztopping persons in the
street. James D. Campbell, committed for
examination to 1st of August for stealing a
horse snd buggy from Jos. II. Crenshav.-
yno. Fsrney. fined $40 for keeping his house
open; after 10 O'Clock, JAY 2Sth. Jas. Lliis,
saod $40 on the same charge.
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Intelligence Office FOR Sick and Hounaed
.solaier'.-Ths Committee lately appointed to
provide for eur disabled soldiers, have CO.
dsavorca to keep and to print current lis Of
all returned to this city, IN order to answer the
inquiries from rumeroSs persons; many from
the f.r South, visiting the city to look AFTER
their friends. But OF = good many who have
b.en taken from the cars and the hospitals to
private houses, tho names have not been re
corded. Ths families WAC have tueh are re-
quesJed to report them to the Intelligence Of
tee, St. Charles Hospital, under the care Of
Mr.. III. A. Dudley.
Persons visiting the city to make inquire s
may obtain the desired information by ex-
aiming the register kept by Mr.. Dudley.
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.yuieide.-Solomon Haunste;n, sometimes
called Joseph Holstsad, more commonly
known e. ."Swiss," who for or 10 years past
kept = bar-roon on 18th street, 10 the former
Office of the Weigh Master of the lst Market
House, committed self murder about IL O'Clock
yesterday, by shooting himself through the
loft breast with Colts navy pistol. The de-
ceased committed the deed at his residence,
near the upper depot of the Central Railroad
Company, and was induced thereto by depres-
sion of spirits. Hs had q dis.ase Of the
throat, and remarked to some gentlemen, last
Saturday evening, tina! be had as we'll Kill
himself az suhocats to death. He had been
to California and accumulated some means,
which hS had increased by his business. His
age was about 40 years. SO far az known, he
had no immediate relatives in this part of the
country.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Thomas Artiitcyy.-Doubtless it will be
gratifying to many to learn that this COM
pany, gotten up in this city, ard thoroughly
equipped by our liberal and patriotic fellow
CITIZEN, James Thomas, bore very conspic-
uous part In the great battle tough: at Ma
nassas on the 2lst inst. Indeed, it is we'll as
certained that the Thomas Artillery, two guns
Of Lathams Lynchburg, and part Of Pen
dleton's Battery, engaged the attention of the
celebrated Sherman Battery throughout the
entire day, and had the satisfaction of wit
Messing its entire discontinue and ultimate
capture. The following officers commanded
tho Thomas Artillery during the engagement :
Capt. Phil. 3. Stanard, LIST Lieut.. Charles 81.
Thornton, I'd Lieut.. Edgar Macon, I'd Lieut.
Ed. J. Anderson. Some idea may bo formed
of the hard fighting devolved upon this com.
pany, when We state that seven hundred
rounds were fred during the action, and thcy
had killed and disabled twenty horses. Neither
officers nor men for moment faltered or shrunk
from the full discharge of their duty in this pro-
tracted and arduous struggle. They were un-
der General Johnston, who commanded the
left wing, where the hottest fight occur red, in
consequence of desperate faux movement
being attempted by the enemy, which was de-
feated by our men. But 1t is our melancholy
duty, in connection with this notice of the
splendid performance and noble achievement
Of this company, to record the sad fate of Lieut..
Macon, who after having "borne the heat and
burden OF the day" in this great conflict, I'M
fortunately fell victim to . random shot,
after tho battle had been won and victory had
perched upon our banner. No nobler spirit
stood and brsr.ly met the terrific scene
enacted on tho crimsoned plain of Manassas,
on the memorable 2lst, than tho heroic Macon.
Orderly Sergeant Masssnburg was woundsd
in the neck and carried from the field. Phi
vnte Dixon was also mor:ally wounded while
br.vely dissharging his duty. Private Nc
Curdy was good deal injured by the expio-
sion Of one of tee caissons.
The remains of Lieut.. Edgar Macon, who
fought and fell at Manassas, were conveyed to
Orange Court House, where thsy were received
by his friends, and deposited in the family
buryins- ground at Montpelier, whore bis fami-
ly for I've generations repose, and among
them his uncle, Ex-Prssident Madson-s fit
grave fer thu soldier who fell In such . cause,
to be laid by such s statesman. Bu., singular
coincidence, in tho same ground lies also the
son of Gen. Winfield Scott. This needs no
comment. Every Southern mans heart will
make it when he thinks how and whore on.
gallant friend fell
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ON the side of the enemy. This duty was ~.
signed to companies b, y, d, E, and K.
Company u was held In reserve, and exposed
to CALLING IRE. Company was placed at
Biackburn's Ford, supporting the Warren
Rifles This was the point at which 1t was
supposed the enemy would make the most
vigorous efforts to cross 1t was the most eI-
posed position along tbs line, and for three
hours and thirty minutes the companies
named endured the hot and contin uous fire Of
the enemy from tho opposite hill. Company
II made the first charge across the run: fcl-
lowed by number Of the Warren Rifles
Capt. Bosgs and his officers led us on, and
each and every man exhibited the utmost
coolnsss and daring. number OF the enemy
fell before them and several prisoners were
brought in. When the fight WAS nearly over
the reserve force of our brigade took the place
OF the First Regiment, who fell back. few
volIsys Of N usketry were exchanged the ar
tillery on both Sides which bad ceased hiring,
again opened upon each other; an almost In
cessant shower of grape from our side soon
silenced the enemys battery, and-ths battle
was won
Our whole regiment, officers and men.
fought with astonishing bravery, and stood
their ground firmly.
There was but little opportunity to tndi-
vduaIize others of cur brigade who were en-
gagged, bnt the lamented Mai. Garter Harrison,
Of the Eleventh Regiment, and Major Mum
ford, with others, were in the thicksst OF the
fire. When Dol. Moore was wounded, the
conma nd dsvolved on Lieut.. Col. Fry, who
from sickness and fatlgu1ng duties In the most
exposed points, towards the close Of the bat
tie sank down and had to be carried from the
field, and continued sick for several days.
The command then dsvo lved on Msjor Skin
ner, who exhibited the greatest GOODNESS and
activity. Adju tant Mitchell displayed in bat
tie, "a every where else, Ills usual activity
and Il tpsss for his post
There were about 40 killed and wounded
Most Of the wounded have gone to Rich
ntord, and whose conditions are better known
to you than US. Uapt. Lee, l have just
learned, is much better, and happily gives in
dications OF speedy Improvement.
/ cannot fOrbear e word respec ting our fel
low-soldisr. Milton Barnes, of your city, the
oaly one killed in %. "H." He fought brave
ly. When the charge was made he succeeded
in killing one Of the enemy, took his gun and
accou;reneuts. and fought till he fell. He
WE very popular With his comrades, and b is
loss is dsplorsd BY all who know him.
Our camp 10 Il delightful one ; but we can
not tell how soon we shall move.
Prisoners are streaming liz, and not few
dsserters from oar enemies. Every prisoner
conversed with--and we have seen many
com plain of tbs deception by which thsy were
brought to Virginia, and do not hesitate to
exposs tho tricxsry, villainy and cowArdice
OF their officers. livery gun of the enemy
was captursd-about 10 in all, ,ni OF the most
approved aAd efficient kind. Qalts an acqui-
sirion 20 our ordnance department. VIA.
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Rsppsa ocer the Knvcks.-Ons of the city
papers contained, Monday, word Of ex-
hortaton TO certain females of Southern resi-
dsnce, land perhaps BIRTH but OF decidedly
Northern and Abolition proclivities. Ths
creatures. though specially alluded to. ars
rot named. Were their names unveiled 10 the
world, it would doubtless be found that they
were Yankee off-shoots, who had succeeded by
stipginess, double dealing, and cutsnsss, to
amass out of tho eredulity Of Virsinisns a
good, substantial pile Of the root of all evil.
If such people do not wish to DO exposed and
dealt with AZ alien enemies to the country,
they would do we'll to cut stick while they can
do go with safety to their worthless carcasses
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ylYANTED-Ips Classical In.titn'ion ., at sprna
w Hill, ak mil ss FROM Mob i- az AS, l"IAst
TEACHER one who can tes CD LSun, 0reeG 'ha
Algebra. together with Frerch, will bA PretsIrea.
The session commences let &c ober Addrs.s,Ivf
the present REV. J. J. NICHOLSON.
Rich uaopd.
81 Mr.. n may be found At the Columbian 40
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WANTS.
For ct.sr Tdnts," $50 Frs Pace.l

XEANTED- IMMEDIATELY = Thirty rye s'
w forty RE" RCIT> for .hs RICHMOND FAY.
BITE ARTILLERY, stationed al dIouc'-,G
Point. Cpiforms free Apply st once to tie ~
cruit.ng Sergeant, th rec 400 above Col. ". y
PM. QUARLss
iysi-aH Recruiting Sergssn-,
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PERSONAL.
ELOUE, FLOUR, FLOUR,

THE GENTLEMAN that addresses =, w.. a.
1 y N. Co." can obtain BoAhp "t.a,lts
yrd streets. -.
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yNANTEO-By a.Nirsin MIA lady. . sttn !iig "a, "
w TEACHER in = me private fsnily. W"
each thu usaal branches Of an Enslsh edass.ios'
t"gefher with French and the rue imenfs OF Aa az
Woaid ike 10 ottSin situation by the lsi ~ "
Iober. Address CHLOE Dispatch Oslo -
| i
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N. 3 8. u. CHEATHAm.

M. q e. F., CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROoEHs, ArD DEALERS
FINE BRANDIHe, WIgHs, FoBA o00, CIGARS, NAILS,
B03IESI1o LIQuoH6S &c,
O0REBR or COLLEGE, AND OHEzcg sTREE13
NasEaVffles Tennessee.
TKT rep large and we'll selsctsd stock Of
wv Groceries, Lqaofs etss consisting in part fsliowsI
$50 bids sugsr s grades genuine HsTans CgzFs
Io0 y : do : do 100 dozen Painted Buckets,
$50 bars prlnse Rio CofFest 50 nests Tubs; -
100 bbis Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnu
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans;
l50, boxes Star Csndieai 10 bbls Filhefts.
FINE RHANEEESs WINES, &c.
Is TX h choice French Brandes;
20 3 casks Madsira, sherry, and Pert HinsEl
$50 baskets best brands ohampagne;
100 BSIs sns Robertson County whhsyl
Is bbls pure old Rye do
& do do do Bourbon do
And also Common Whisky american Brandy
Cir, &C. !
Agentfor the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore The
derred being the only Acnsin Nashville Of the Manufstuers
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for SALE
1000 Dupont Rife PoEder 1900 kegs Hazard
500 do do DO der;
200 soS % DO DO 5000 sss. Sycamore Blasting
s sOS do DO DO $50 case. Of Powder assorted
5000 Blasting 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co..
DER safety fGse.
jail n. 4. y. r. oHEATHAM, AgeEts.
Dupont'sP Powder; JOY, Bickford & co's safety
syca1aTs do
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GkSxR, FRKIsHr OEscE NASHVILLE DECATUR r. RI
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th. 1850.
az and after the 20h ins freghts fer Decatur, all points
on Memphis and Charleston and all connecting Roads
vii be received and sent forward without delay.
70 insure prompt attention freghts must have plain shipping
marks The esnaonln fall Snd nitAIs Of last foaa each
packsSe stock sent through Eifhcare a1d dispatch.
JOHN W. RATOLIRFK,
novl9--dlm General AZ emit.
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M NV N
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

TTSHE Subscriber sksn this naEoa CT informing bis patrons
and the Pnbe generally that Es has Just arrived from The
East MI splendid OF fashionable Furniture to which
Il beEs leaFefo call attention. He has sEen and spbly
fitted I'D store 80 Market street, next door 10 tie old
trusts attention and siT dealing merit share
uafronage. particularly desTous to show 70 those
Wishing purchase, my Of Mattresses. made,
equaln superior 10 Others the market By calling
1t the "Red Store No. &c Market street, will with
attentive clerks who deem pleasure TO show the stock
whether wish to purchase not 10 cDzaeioa aci
any oshcT establishment.
nar6-2n sAMI HEEeHAw.
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Flour, Corn, ac.
Rnn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flouri
OUO 400 sacks Coru;
obbIs Lard;
so " Green Apples;
p Patrapine Wax Candles
500 Flour Sacks, (afty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
janl9-H No. 81 College street, BrosdI
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Valuable Printing Office for sale.
SlTUATEDin wealthy section Of country in Tennesee and
- having an extensive subscription lisa and advertising pat
ronage Tne paper Democratic, and WILDE sold reasonab
terms to no one however, but Democrat The paper stsb
shd to advocate State Equay and the proprietor will not e
il out Of his hands be devoted any ether purpose
further enquire at the UMoS
OctIQ-lm
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The underrignedwiii sci hispIsnta -
\fA ions called CAPITAL VTKw, lying on Ss4*t4 ~
GF1si the nerth Ride OF Cumberland River. EkS 1st
Inall m three milesrom the City Of sshville tb
UAEhMf& contsing about Three Hun.
- dred Acres. BE will sell It all ~luf&1nu.
together in small or lots to suit purchasers Or
VIII exchange 1t for well improved property IL the cty 1t IA Of
the very best quality Of soil well waered about half Of
in civilizations and the balance in hne timber and pasture
There are two COED dwelling houses good barn stables
For information apply the undersigned John james
Bep20-n. THOs. g. JAMES
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Fire! Fig Fire!!

yE1HE reusnd Of stock saved from the late IRE Bros
street s for sale At 81 oolsgs street, two doors sbovs
'I Hspi-a "s''1' - -" Nv" oETsKvrELz KLoox.
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TUsT received constantly article Para
ID nne Varnsh Of the best quality quantities suit pur
chssers. BENZ Z SHIELDS & co.
Also consignment Of Perfumery Enveops sale to se
trade jans9-tfi B. Y. 8. e. 90.
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InS0IyentNo ice.

WEAYING this day suggested Clerk Of the County Court
OF Hickman cauuy, the insolvency Of the estate OF James
Wells deceased therefore ali holding claims against
said estate hereby notified die them, properly authens
ted with the Clerk aforesaid before the st day OF sps.
her next the Claims against the said estate will be adudcaed
On tt day for prorsz distribution. This Nay Gath. Is6
iuneg- 4tpr' sfee s3t ELI NLLS, Admir-
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE works.
FLAGS And T0RCHESfft
y g H M IL III q TX,


TTAs now the bat assortment in Nashville ofevsrythny
above line which will be sold wholesale and RETAIL Low
good article be bought anywhere The Torches ava
something, and the best thing introduced for
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VIM. Knabe & @ Piano
Fortes.

VK7E are pleased 70 learn that at tbs great ~Words Fsir
held this month in the city Of Macon Georgia the enter
prising baltimore Firms VIM Enabe Co., were awarded ha
over all citizen, fof their celebrated Gem
P1os This Fair being held under the direction Of ths
pod o. en the Importance attached TO receiving The honor
% iner fai prcduced as We learn
o. the country Several fine Instruments were on exhb
non tut after most patient and thorough examination OF their
ron the Mandatory Of VIM. Knahe 90. the "Ecos
sfos, and awarded the Medal accordnglyi
Without wishing 70 appear inviduous, ada that the an
teprse public spirit andunng energy with which the essr
knabe conduct their business ene them eminent
90 all the honos which they have achieved In their
line Lavish in the expenditure OF time and money
fIst Orally Piano. and advertising extensively to make
their establishment known they have reward in the posses
sion Of large and constantly increasing business urh
or qualification Of knowing that whenever wherever cope
dtion the order day, judges uniformly pronounce their
1890 Nv - ~ -
Pa supply Of the above being received by A. n.
Mcclure, 80 Union street, the sale Agent Middle
who will sell at our factory prices. q.
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The SOUTHERN G0NFEDERACY.
by HANLElTER & ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

TTNHE DAILY SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAoY under arrange.
ens just completed will contain all the latest inteli.
gence Of KIND, reported expressly by Magnetic
egsaph, and the Nails Also daily reports Atlanta
other Markets, Local Incidents and Items &C &C. Pce5
50 for ak months so cents for nlonsRsys
advance
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CoFFEDERACY r. made up
from, and contains the Of the Daily. Iii large Sheet
and gives fresh reading matter than sny other Weekly in
the Conedarte States Its Market Reports will fall and
made from actual transactions Price s2ayesr 81 .
for six months--invariably In advance
= PostnRstersa authorized to act Agents, In OBJ
tanning subscbes and forwarding the moneyor which they
will be allowed to retain, commission, twenty-five cents
each Weekly, or fifty cents each Daily subscriber.
Pers1os getting up Clubs Of ave, ten subscr
brs, will be supplied With the copies ordered l2 per
less than regular terms
No will be entered books until the money
paid and all subscriptions discontinued when the time
pres for which payment made unless the renewed
Addrsss. HANLEITER e ADAIR.
spllO-dkvlm Atlanta, Georgia.
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secession
FLAG Il A d G. e S
LUCK KS,
sp27-a As Union street.
Land for sale.
HEAD Quarters CONVERSELY DEPARTMENT,
..h,,{lta Frernasaaa NAV al IeGi

RToTIGE Is hereby given b the G0mnissly General of the
State that he desires contract substance fer the
Provisional Volunteers now il the Geld No
substance but Of best quality viii be purchased BIOS viii
Be received for Clear sides Beef Cattle and -Four the our to
be delivered after the list July next The subssaaee
delivered Memphis. Nashville and KNOXVILLE Bids re-
ceiVed until the 18th OK jane next.
T. @. FAIG, y
rnav9ItiII iuneI5 Ganrnssary General,
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II. ITHoGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing OIL and Watercolors Views, Portraits SHOW
lands Vignees, Labels Musc Titles, Diplomas Bill Head
Business Cards, Visiting Csrds Wding Cards. Funeral Mo-
Ball Tickets Admisyon Cards, ccnlats, Checks Bon"
Drafts, MsEs,&c.
The undersigned has newly made gnca arrsavS ~ U.S.
Iness that he is enabled, execute neatly & a. ~
antly, every variety Of the above srtis'
&Ss