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Expectation of Cotton.

The Congress If the Confederate States, at its
late session, passed the following important act:
An Act to prohibit the expectation Of Cotton frsm thu Cor fed
States through the seapcrs the said States
to punish persons offending therein.
SEC. l. The Congress of the Confederate Statep
of America do enact, That from and after the frat
day of June next, and during the existence Of the
blockade of any of the ports of the Confederate
States of America, by the Government of the jail
ted States it shall not be lawful for any person t,
export any raw cotton cotton yarn from the Goa
federate States of America, except through the
ports Of the said Confederate States; and it shall
be the duty of all he ma-shals and revenue 9TH lers
of the said Confederate States TO prevent all viola
tions of this act.
SEC 2. If any person shall violate, or attempt to
violate evsde, the provision of the foregoing sec
ton, he shall forfeit all the cation or cotton yarn
thus attempted to be illegally exported for the
# the Confederate State-; and in addition thereto
be shall be guilty of Misdemeanor, and on con-
siction thereof, shall be fined in sum not exceed
ing five thousand dollars, else imprisoned in
rub ic Jail penitentisry. for period exceed
in six months, at the secretion of the court, sf
conviction upon trial by q court of competen'
jurisdiction.
SEC. 3. Any person informing as 10 violation
or attempt to vioaie The provisions Of this act
shall be entitled to one half the proceeds Of the
ficle forfeited ny reason of his information.
SEC f. Any Justice Of the Peace, On information
under oath from any person Of a violation, or at
tempt tn violate this set, may issue his warrant and
cause tho cotton cotton yarn specified in tb. af
davit 10 be seiz d sol retained until al iBvestiga-
ton can be had before tie courts If the COnfeder
ate States
SEC 5. Ev"ry steamboat or railroad car. which
shs / b. with the consent Of tn owner or per-
son having the same in charga, for ihs pprp Sc oi
viola ing this act. hall be forfeited in ike manner
to the use Of the Confederate States. Bat nothing
= - Ill 49, - - -. a.
rx nortation Of CT tsn to Ne 1ico, through lis CO.
term nus frortier
Approved Va, 81, 1861.
This blocks the game Of our Northern enemies
who have bee b'ss,iug that by bl,cka ling cur
pors our cttou crop w>uld b. necessarily sent by
4snd routes to their ports for eIportati'n to Eu-
rope l will also open the eyes Of the Earopesn
,nsumsrs 10 recognition Of the s'erp fact II ct
& supply of cotton to them is closed until our
p ,rts are opened.
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We copy fir. u the BIanG Of yesterday the fol-
lowing succipct statement of The tax Of 1859, and
the last extra session of the Legislature These
ststeu' nIs ied 10 answer to the queries Of
correspondent from Hawkins county. The infOr-
OaIiOn is va liable as A4lly disprOviDg the enOr-
nous and shameful mi--stslemenIs that are oeine
cireula ed in sumo Ir.iors of The country WIN re-
ference the gri, that it IS onsfgeo' are
to be saddled upon the people of the STATE
The faloving is from the ComP'roer's Report
TO the General Assembly, made October, 1859
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Reported VI svement of Troops Down the
Mississippi.
Frsm the Memphis appel, May 81.

Frsm the Memphis appeal, May 81.
4 wsl-inrormed and perfectly re,i4bie gentleman,
writing from 81 Louis uad-r dste of May 2t5n,
say:
Il sord you the following. e slip taken from q
pa CT of yesterday. There seems 10 be q quiet
movement of Troops from tn pninr sou h S-ve-
rsl thousand lef Us er a.. The Gov RIM Mt at
Was ingtoD, through heir agen here are IN he
mard' t f'r some thirty or t steamboats,, aud
have already purch srd several They are also il
treaty With the Pacific Railroad Company for the
tai pnta i'm OF co o the termination of the
sou hwestern bra c. Of ha' road. There SIRE fac e
" lch y u cap rely on; pu y ur owu C instruction
on ~ IN tpd act acc .rdl gig. Toe accumulation o.
g rman troops tom HLO's, and tae inteIi II of
- Is Sta e, is very large at his nt There is o.
lie n welve to fueen t'oI saG under arm- and
csmp here now. Ihl,e flutes of the Germ Il
Popull ioa Of this cry have LIS Ell or il way
hem in 'u"ed T. ] in tae dCrs ribks, and the
number is being Oily l. creased. The uum-
Der # men oct f emPl yment and arriving almost
or urea !, renders 1t tier IF necessity f0r ihEm
to d t4iag 20 proc. Cd HI there is J"
q u IN rng H4ny victims for t:Is
ly VIZ % meg may Tor he pres NJ require
Oar belief here is, that 'hey in,e.j al early
day. 10 march down tha NJ ssissippi river With
powerful force, aud Memphis " u probably be thr
first poin of alta k. a word t. the wise Ia sufi-
rient You cannot be too well prepared a. all
tines YOU ate will probably be Invaded through
Zen u,ky IS well SIS the ssissiPpi; md Ar
klusas through Missouri, and the Mississippi river
a. the same tine. / wtll Il enlarge al present
May write again in q few days. Yours truly,
NJ.
A SOUTHERN FLEET-Our Cairo correspondent
yesterday inf rmed us that be Jve.nment was in
the market fyr heats at that place and that half
deem were wanted. She CT Of Louisiana has
ben taken mp tere in addition to others, and RI
nor has it that at caFt thirty will he chartered or
purchased. What use is TO be made Of item
whittier they are goipg-if South, fer what pur-
pcse-whetbCr to ,ske NemI bic or New Orleans,
and thus open the way 10 the Gulf-SIe questions
which exercise those Who NIKE themselves busy
about such things.-Si LOUIS Journal.
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MATTERS IN BALTIMORE.
Passenger Train Fired into by Federal
TIOOps-Arrest of Prominent Citizens.

Special Dispatch to the Cine mai Enquirer.
BALTIMORE May 3O.-As passenger train from
the VI est was Fpgrosch rg L., y about ten o'clock
this 1rning, /; was FREQ IL. by squad Of Fede-
raj troops st toned about ii.tee3 miles from this
city. They gave signal fr Re tain to stop,
and it not oeiTg regular storp:0s pisce, ii came
on until it was arrested by he Iring.
Several lid were in the tram, all of whom nar-
rOwly escaped death. The troops said that they
had been informed thst trsn with Secession troops
would come down the road, and that they believed
This was the tna, consequently fired upOn it. The
commander at the Relay House will Aod an exam
NATION tomorrow morning
The steamer Adelaide, C-piaiO Cannon, reached
here from o Point this mOILing. Sc reports all
qoiet in that vicinity The steamer Georgia on
Wednesday landed tie First New York T. giment at
Fortress Monroe. The regiment consisted Of one
thousand rank and file.
ThOn2s w0rthiDgton, Harrison Scott and Alfred
Mathews, prominent citizens OF Baltimore county,
were arrested to-day ard taken 10 Pennsylvans.
The charges against them are not known.
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From Virginia.
snscial pi.pa,cb to tn. Knoxville Register.

Special ii patch to tn knoHvIe NegIster.
LYNCBBuKG Nav so 1851 intelligence from
Washington says twenty thousand more troops are
TO be concentrated in and ouud the city.
Between eight eleven bridges on the Alexandria
and Hampshire Railroad was burnt by the Federal
troops to prevent approach of Confederate forces
from Harper's Ferry.
The Federal troops are strongly terrifying them
Ives about Alexandria.
1t is reported that one of Llncoln's Spies. named
Lambert of Alexandria, was arrested and executed
at the Manassas junction TO day, and sUme eight or
ten scouts killed and taken prisoners.
Hampton is in exclusive possession of Lncoln's
troops and the inhabitants have fed. No battle
any where as yet.
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the kindly and neghborly feelings hitherto existing
between them.
This much we have been authorized to say, which
at once exp!odes unworthy effort of the Louis
vile Journal to prejudice the State of Tennessee
with the people of Kentucky We trust that the
citizens of Kentucky win from this authorized
denial, that people desire to cultivate the most
friendly relations with them, and are determined,
SO far as they can, that they will preserve that
brotherhood, which. almost coeyal with their exist
ence has made them one neonle
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THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

The French Government he's n D more ides Thar
he E2gisb OF paricip Iling in he Am 'ricsn quar-
rel ; and il nevertheless Iakss like lglaud tn
surast method Of becoming party. The Secretary
for re gn Affairs. NJ TnOuvrnel, has We are told
ddresse a circular 10 the agents of his Cove n
ment in the jnsurgeut States, .in-ructiDg them &c
preserve he s,ric e-t neutrality in no case nd
iLg their countensree supporJ tc rather thai
to the other OF Ihe bos lie fac We submit ma
international scOurtesy could rake more IF
sive form TIE G .sernmapt Of France h 10 I'll
knowledge of ""'y c poTef within the trrItorIa'
bounds Of the Uaion. and thai ia The Jvernment Of
the UOtedS stes. It's commercial CUTS hold thei
places by yir.ueo Of the exrq ia ur gran Ell by thu
Government; aud the tresues endship ant Al
lance existing betwe n the two countries, sBd al
the various mmercial priv eyes and arrangement
which the c Iusuls are spD5lnted TO ad niniser.
many obigsti ms to the fluff ment ofeVery friend
ly service t, the Federal Goveri menr.
But strict neutrality is an asu u tim of he exist
ence of two powers instead of sn .e one With
our national limits; and an a mission that
those two powers ono has no more C aims urou h
alliance, sympathy and supper of a fareign G
eminent than the other. We are thus ARA, gut
for 'rial at the bar OF MAJ kind as he Pqusl of
peri ned rebellous and disoySl comp r4cy ano
We stall only know with which side go the gooC
wishes of France when we shall know which sid
IS vic orirus. This wiiful ignoring of the lofr
olsims OF The Am, iran Govern N nt-Ihis iadifer-
ent choo ing between Christ md Barsbbas-Wl no
streng hen toe regard we are sccuSrom 10 enter
ain for he people and G Iverpm mt of France |
might even appear advisable 10 WI hdraW the exc
qusior Of all the French Consuls in the secedips
States, not with the purpose of damaging French
Commerce in tn .ir ports for there is mmerc,
of any sort TO be injured but simply as asser-
ton of proper national sef-respec' against fore,g
d appreciation and iDsult Oar business in this de
piorsble contest is 10 prove that we have Govern
ment-a proof thet seems to be as much needed at
Paris as at New Orlesns
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The poll tax is the came fer last year, So cents
--25 cents for common school Purposes, and 10
cents for the State.
The Banner then comments upon the statistics
here presented as follows:
Thus our correspondent is fully answered with
statement of 'our taxes this year, compared with
last and former years" It will he borne IN mind,
however that it is optional with the people of Ten
nessee whether this additional tax of 1861 to pay the
interest upon the war debt and tn" payment of the
principal eventually. shall be saddei upon them
not. For the present they ianst pay the interest
undoubtedly, but whether tbs investment shall
take the shape OF loan to the Confederate States
or not depends upon whether they shall vote Rep
resentaton or mo Representation" the Sth OF
June BY the terms of the Military League and the
Union of Tennessee with the Confederate States
the latter undertakes to pay the entire expenses in
Cured by Tennessee in support of the common
defence of the South against Northern invasion.
The money to pay this will be riSed by duties
levied upon foreign merchandise If Tennessee
refuses link her fortunes with the Confederate
States, and attempts TO maintain her separate indie
pendeUce she will necessari have tbs debt to ay
out of The pockets of the people. Ard lhcss who
oppose separation from the old Union account Of
the fact that q war debt is to se incurred thereby,
should remember that much larger proportionste
debt is being incurred by the Federal Government
tbat sutjVsG is much more expensive than de-
Jence--aud that the burdeos, BY Of The fact
hat the duties en- foreign goods by which this debt
is to be paid will be twice large in the Federal
Cover ment as they are in the CInfederaey, will
fall much h avirr upon the consumer. The people
in the South will get he cheap goods of Europe d.
rect from first hands, and escape al the same time
the oBerou7 tariff which has heretofore supported
the n rheTn manutac urer, ard The Commissions
whish have enriched The Jrthern importer.
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InsoIvent Notice.

Ii having claims against the estate Of Ann Will
decenssi hereby notified to file them with the Clerk
Of the County ur CT Weskey county Tennessee his
Ia Dresden before the 10th day August ne for adud
cation and pro rata distribution having suggested the nso
Of said and said Clerk having appointed that day
for the adj Indication Of the claims against tina
ROSS, Admir- de bops non.
OF the esta-e Of Ann Wilson, decs&seds
ulfnraf aaR1
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Staff Tar on
500 O(PrOpeTty

ThetsrahiA propertyhas increased in the meantime
from sl59 SIS 1873 in 1850 to 1892 600 900 in 1866
TIE average vsin-tion Of slave from S506 90 IN
1880 10 1854 rs in 1859; AID be aversg4 va'ue Of
land per acre from SO 70 IN 1850 IN So 10 in 1852
The additional cents ON the 500 ~orth of prop
erty which il crceses The levy of 1861 fir, 10 Is
cents, was msde by the Ac of g. May, 1861, which
took effect from and after It's passage, to pay the
interest upon the Bonds authorized TO be issued st
the same extra session. These Bonds are to be used
in the raising. srming, equpPiug and supporting
army of voiun GERS, as provided in the bill for
that purpose aso passed at the last extra session
Of the Legislature.
From Circular issued from the Comptroller's
ofiise. May 10, 1861, we learn also that
From the 9Th inst, one-hslf of one per cent will
be collected upon bales Of merchandise, at the in
voice cost, whether bought in cut of the State.
The State ts- for the present year is
s cents upon TIE 500 worth Of taxable property to
pay interest on State Bonds issued for the de-
49, IL Stat
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Notice of Dissolution of COpartner.
ship.

tHE limited partnership entered into secsrd day Of
july le6O, between J2hIss D. Cummings and RufuS A.
Jones' as general parners sad D. Lehmer a. ;. scia
partner trailing under the FIRM OF Cummings Jon In The
general Mercant lie Commission th dav
dissolved BY mutual consent this dissolution has
been duly fled and recorded ~
JAMES FCUMMINGs,
RUFUS A J0NE3,
CINCINNATI, Mag u, le6l JAMES d LEAMHR.
Weh@Ve transferred tn Nc Joseph Butler consignments
OF goods on hand and arranged with attend 10 the inter
e't1 OF our customers and correspondents.
CUMMINGS & JONES.
Cinciucati, May "a, 1851.
DEAR FIR referring to the above dissolution and card beg
leave to St that for satisfactory this
assoiVe my connection with this city and my uaSe
State, tennessee have full entire control Of the booKs
papers, &C OF Cummings Jones' and shall the present.
open an office il Nashville Tenn place vi pease
dec any correspondence relating to the lAts
arm Of Cummings & Jones.
81. .e. Very Respectfully,
y CUMMINGS.
nave opeeed an ONCE at Ewing, keCroTy Co WI
can De found at all times I CUMMINGS.
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HIanny's COmDInea Reaper and
Mower,

kNETH WOODS APPROPRIATENESS
celebrated Machine eceved the premiam Of Graz
HLD mkDAL as the bescombDed Reapng and Moving
stne great United States Agricultural Fair, At IouiEyl.
eyln september lSS7 herAi Syracuse New
NAere All the pEi Spsi Machines United
Se we're tested The committee thersgsras
Society, At Louisville Ky.
the ward the best kespsr and the be
oeSre Two separate committees appointed the
dent the Davidson County Agricultural Society II Nasyiie
Sny looT over most Of tAe machines in Tenn
numerous ether premiums and awards
aur1nG the last season. every Machinein America
nave IN hand lot Of theSe macAfns thai We are selling
At gFeatly reduced prices. = s
may3l-d&tW2w ARNa TpONe L. ~
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MEMPHIS CANNJN Mes s. Q-imry & Kol in.
on 'his city. are engaged 10 making SIX brsts
cannon for company # artillery ia Mississippi
comm nded by Capt Burns. They success,nlly
ast yesterday and it is sal / to be of The yery
Lest q Iality.-NsmPh,s avalanche, Mcy 81.
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MoRE Pills The steamer Mary Pa tersen ar
riv here yesterday from White river with eight
tens Missouri lead. with which 10 make Lincoln
pills Memphis Avalanche, May 81.
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dULMANo AhMUh1
ttentiOn CheathSm Rifles.

IL those mot already connected with any other MIn
"a the eiiyl and willing to serve under the following
0hcers respee lily requested to meat a. Holman'B
No. 50 Cherry street, at * O'Clock to sight: :. r. "a.
Captain, VIM T. Chsathsm lat Lieutenant, James Evsr
Lieutenant Z. W Clare ID Lieutenant, r. 8. Patterned
Minor Smith Ensign. Come one, Cone all.
II
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PROCLAMATION.
Governor of the state of Tennessee

TVo tie sher Of the counties Of Warren, Cannon Coffee
Van Buren, franklin Lincoln, Giles, Bedford, Marshall
MGury. Ruherf1r' Williamson, Hickman Hardin, Rayns
lawrence In said stateGreeng You hereby commanded
and no election at all he places Ct holding elsc
tons In respective counties the 5h day Of June next
er having given the notice required for the election Of
far the ii division Of the Militia said State,
al the in said division and due thereof nae
to according TO Law.
In testimony whereof have hereunts set my hand
and caused the great seal Of said State be affixed
- ut Nashville, the 25th day Of April, 1861
by the Governor: IsHAM G. HARRIS.
J. Z. RAY Secretary OF State.
sp26-dtW&w wide
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Notice.

ENOR obvious compelled rem and after this
III date, to adopt the epctHsios CASH sgsteHs.
All orders lr Goods attention. accompanied
BY q remittance sufficient to the
may4-dtE&wIm LANIER PHILLIPS co.
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JAMES FCUMMINGs,
RUFUS A J0NE3,
JAMES DLERMER
HEAD Qu4RIERs ooHNIssARY DEPARTArsT,l

NashvLe, Tennessee, May 81, 1861. (
NOTICE hereby given by the Commisssry General Of ts
STATE mat ne dsres to for
PROVISIONAL force OF Tennessee in the ed No
substance bus the best quail viii purchssed will
LGeVea Tor Clear tides BE Cattle and -Four, tie
bs delivered and after OF July next The
to be delivered az Memphis Nashville and Bids re-
etiVsd uAti the 18th Of Jane next : = -
may3ltill juneI5 commis.srv Gsns,ssI
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NTE o1sr for sale he plsos on which Coisnan hA
sN since 1855, and known - he Rogers land. ~
Yellow Greek, pckson county Tenn partly ths stage
within nile Of WiIliAmSvii. and three miles Of the
villa and Northwestern Raiirosd heAfhy plea7nt
dfnl part Of Tennesses Said land contzias sbous sEo
and ninety a1es-eighty cleared, and ahoat any
good land to clear; it lain good state a cultyaon, Wit
fortable dwelling houses out houses etc, Ste Afro, two
orchards and several nevsrfAng springs Of excellent
Esll tmbersd and certainly ss made 81 Tie
rabe stock farms n this teetien Of coE1try We pro-
hargnin this land, and will sell cr cash. tina With
est For further information call James neNsly
lives near said plses, The undersgHed q ToWsra Ia
fennesses river. BYkH 4 BROTH
Uuion an6 A1ssrscas copy. and eAargs zdaOeats.
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
FOR THE
nashville Shelby Dragons.

LII having Horses informed above
N ed company are equipped and ready
they are IN want Of eighty horses All disposed
der their State service By furnishing horses will please report
same sso all persons having borses fer sale The
this company Ungy Offer their services and expected
those who desire this branch OF the able TO
the horses All desiring to donate SELL will please repOrs
to Capt w. L. HOrn No IS South College, or at Hammers
stSDIe, front street W HORN, CsptSin.
FARMLAND, Sec'y. mayS2-aW
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A Good Farm for Sale.

LARGE arrival Of superior oora Meal and Chop Fssd
spas-a BENZ , SHIELDS a
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InaOlVent Notice.

FAVIN suggested the insolvency Of the est OF Samuel
Nicholson deceased, to the Cerk Of the County osu
Of Perry county all therefore hereby notified 70 Ole
their CLAIMS duly authen said Clerk
the LIST Of November pro rata the will BE-
barrel. This LIST day 81 May, 1851.
may3-vltpF' sfsea3 ADM nistrntoFf
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Steam FIGURING s1d
Distillery,
FOR SALE
At Chattanooga, Tennessee.

AT Chattanooga, Tennessee.
VIE above property situated on the bapk Of hs Tcunsssee
YER y Tor sale on accommodating terms.
soarLg MIL cansists OF pair Of French Bur Stones,
and is capable Of turning out
DO bbls. SuPerfine Flour
gay Tne Dllery ex.enive. with RecyIng Heust and
ali Necessary apparatus for Asctiying may prSduce
SO bbIS. Proof whisky
Iere are extensive Hog pens neeed with the prsp
OF "a enhg large number Of hogs cattle.
The property is tligiby situated as the present. vrong
crop OF eve description fundant and az ne
ne n monopoly Tor the production Of aboVesr
ce we h that vi hing embark in tuch an enter
prise, would d we'll to examine the pr perry. :,
time. ISh ~ IoI,T " st's'.i
junel-sm prssiSsn,
"a Union ID American eopy.-Chatta nocga Ad Tsrser
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FOR sIAJOR-GEsERAL

va srs authorised announce W T. KERQHEVAL, Of Lin
.oIp eouuy candid MorGsneral sf The Third Div
Lou o Tsunesaee Militia, composed the counties Of Wareu
Oanaos Van B0rsn FranEn ineOln Giles, Bedford
Marshan HAury. Rutherford, Williamson hickman, Hard
Wayns and Lszrsnes Election, Saturday, June g. 1851.
rnav5-fsWM
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Sale on Drugs nd Auction.

an Monday, 27A Nay 1851, will ssll auction ths
" OF Drugs Essgned 70 trust, By 0ttmar spnay e
in the store formerly used b. aim, the side Of
trsst, - few doors ssash Of the Public Square.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under $50, cash that amount on TX nj
time, for notes veil endorsed, paysble in bank.
" SPRINGER, Trss.
For Information apply to Ewin. PsndlstOn 4 Co, or
Il Hsrrison Esq-
maV5-dfds
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Estray In Dickson County.

TEIkKEN BY J. G. Devore, In Heknan county, Tenn lth
D;strct on Sd Of April. 1861, yellow gray Filly.
AbI year old. inch high, right hind foot white
up joint small white her orehsad hind
foot skinned By the gear. r. DEAN, Ranger,
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The BLACK Republican Press ON she Asti-
tude of England ana Frances
The chagrin Of the Northern coerconists atthe at
titude of England and France. is well illustrated
by the two following articles from the New York
Tiyneo.
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InsOIvent Notice.

Ii having claims against the estate Of w. A DaTI
deceased hereby notified file them with Clerk
the County Court Of Weaey county, Tennessee his
DRESDEN before the 18th day Of August for adnda
ton and rata distribution having suggested the nso
Of said estate, and SAID CLERK having that
for the Adjudication Of the claims against iEs
w r ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate Of W Davis, deceased.