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Treason..A Flor da Law.

The following law was passed by the Legislature
of Florida and approved by the Governor of that
State en- the 14th OF February last:
An act providing FOR the PUNISHMENT Of persons prse nd
to bold OF s il this state not reo5gazsi the ther
and for other oSences.
SECTION l. Be 70 enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives Ofhe State Of FlOridI ia Gsaerul As
Ss0Uy coRUened, That 1t shall be the duty of the
Governor of this State, from time TO tlme as the
public interest may require, to publish his prOcla-
nation prohibiting any person whatsoever from
holding or pretending t. hold any Office or Offices
in the said proclamation to be nam 81, heret sfore
existing in this State under the authority of the
late Federal Union; and any person who SHALL after
the date of the said proclamation, knowingly and
wilfully undertake or attempt to discharge any of
the duties Of any such office, or pretend still to
hold the same, shall be indicted therefor and on
conviction. shall be imprisoned not less than one
year at the discretion of the Court.
SIC. 2. Be Il further enacted, That in the event
of any actual collision between the troops of the
late Federal Union and those il the employ of the
State of Florida, it shall be the duty of the Cover
nor of this State to make public proclamation of
the fact and thereafter violation OF the FIRST sec
ton of this act any other recognition of the iu-
risdicton Of the late Federal Union shall be treason
and the person convicted thereof shall suffer death
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TIE WAR FEELING IN CHATTANooGA.-Our com
munity is fast becoming seized with the fighting te
yer. and some Of our best and most patriotic citi-
zens have enlisted.-Gen F. II. Walker, Attorney
General for this circuit is raising company. The
General has seen service in Mexico, ana is brave
and noble man and will make an excellent comman-
der Among other well known citizens who have
lined his company are VIM. L. Rogers Circuit
Court Clerk and DR.. VIM. Z Kennedy, both Of whom
have heretofore been Union men.
The Hamilton Greys," Capt. Jshn D. Powell
will also soon be ready Tor service. Capt. Powell
was Drill Master for the famous Palmetto State
Regiment in the Mexican War. We will publish
list of its members in our next issue.
Besides this is a company of Home Guards, Capt
jno P. Long, formerly Union man.
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Trartars. Rev are.

Il will not be long we trust, ill Legislators
zr,ll speak out not by w0rdy resolutions, full of
eound and fury sgnitying nothing" but by legal en-
actmeu<s and IN such thunder tones IS shall make
che few sneakinZ Black Republicans tllzt still
hold. place in certain secret corners Of the State,
howl in very despair the future that awaits them.
A Southern man is nou scarceiy permitted, with
mt danger of being mobbed, so much as 10 show his
face in Northern State much less to utter word in
defense of the South. Tennessee will soon declare
whore she stands. Let traitors beware. for then
che will no longer brook what now IS only moral
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

GEE. J>o. L. T. SNEED-Gen. Anderson being
compelled to depart for Nashville in day or two
leaves Gen SR0 L. T. Sneed in his place to finish
the work Of organizing and perfecting the military
forces of West TeRnessea His choice of a success
sor will be unanimously pronounced upon as emil
nently judiciOus by all who are acquainted with
Gen. Sneed-whose qualities of hesPt and mind
have ever rende ed him q f vorite with the people
in this division Of the State. All military repo. is
it is useless to add must be made with a view 10
the above change.-NnlpLis appeal -Hoy2,
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SAND BATTERIES at PExsAcoLA-The Pensacola

SAND BATTERIES AT PENsACoLA.-The Pensacola
Tribune Of tie 23l inst. says:
I'VE have just heard through a gentleman who
arrived this morning from Pensacola that the com
panies composing the Louisiana Regiments from
New Orleans who passed through this city the
other day. are now Employed in erecting a battery
on the west end of Pensacola near the oil works.
The enemy are landing troops and horses on the
Island of Santa Rosa. opposite the city. They will
soon be driven from there by the insects that in
habit that region. As they have no ay of getting
wafer il would be easy matter for them TO cross
over 10 Pensacola, where they would have all that
was necessary, and would cut of railroad commu-
nIcation and supplies for Gen. Bragg. But by
building the battery, AMI statiOning men in Pensa-
cola, they cannot cIOss over so easy
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BRAzH~-SeigI or Don Felix Decatro, agent from
the Brazilian Government visited .ur city last
Saturday. He came by way Of Washington CITY,
where he had a coniertn with Lincoln and
Seward. on the SUI jet Of the blockade OF South
Elm ports. Mr.. Decastro expresses the opinion
that this blockade will not be agreeable to his
government or that OF France. and lie Is confident
lhat the Brazilian Government sympathises with
ghe Southern Confederacy. Mr.. Decastro left
Monday evening for New Orleans but will return
II a few days Montgomery NaiG Apra 30.
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James Gordon Bennett the infamous editor OF the
infamous New York Hsrald has given $4,000 to
the '.golunteerFund' OF that city. The circulation
of the herald in this community has been stopped
Our ne wsdealers hsve refused TO deliver any more
copies and any attempt circulate it hereafter will
be severely punished. The money article of the
Herald received here last night is worse tian any
thing we have seen in the way of an incendiary pub
licasion.- Wilmington ~. G Herald.
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PRrsInENr DAVIS INrLrEp ro RIcagoNn.-The Ei1

PRESIDENT DAVIS INVITED TO RICHyoNp.-T Fir-
gina Convention adopted the following resolution
on the 27th ut:
ReSOlyed. By this Convention, that the President
Of the Confederate States and the constituted autho
rites of the COnfederscy be and they are hereby
cordially and respectfully invited. whenever in their
opinion the public interest or convenience may re
quire il. 10 make the City of Richmond, or some
other place in this State, the seat of the Govern
ment ri the COniedeTaey.
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Hsf1tta.v plevrmerlts ia Wilson Counry
The Lebanon Herald of the lst inst. contains the
following items:
Lebanon Grsys is the name of a handsome
welI-3r,led Company of volunteers which has been
organized in this place. Their services. we under
stand. have been rendered the government and &C,
cepted. They will be ready in a few days to taRe
their line OF march to any point where their ser
vice may be most needed. The company il
composed of brave and. gallant young men
the very flower of Labanon AID vicinitv-who
will never secede from battlefield though +. CO.
creed by ten times their number, unless ordered
TO do so BY their commander. The following are
the officers FH
John < Howard, Captain,
ID N. Blythe, FIRST Lieutenant
John =. Talbot, Second Lieutenant
A. B. Martin. Third Lieutenant.
VIM. d. Williams, Orderly Sergeant.
Col, T. II. Anderson is getting up a company in
THIS place. we understand it nearly completed
We have not learned the name of the company but
know that 1t Is composed of brave and gallant men
VINO, when the tug VI war comes, will do their duly
nobly and manfully
WHd hangers, is the name of cavalry company
tnat Is now being gotten up this place by kuias
" anderson We understand some sixty men nave
Already enrolled themselves as members. IL Is ex,
pecteo that the company will be completed anu
ready Tor service in a week or two.
Col Hatton spoke at Statesve on Monaay. lie
lhiOiIhs US that nne company VI foluhtSels mas
been made up and will be organized ana ready to
take the field in a few days. IL is composed of
brave, able-bsded men-men who will achieve hons
| or upon every battle field upon which they may be
| called TO take part
John II Davis has raised q company of Volunteers
| at Lagu srdc, in this county. The company will be
ready for service almsst any moment. Tennessee
will not enlist finerloOking and nober set of fell
] lows than the gallant boys of Laguardo.
| The ladies of Lebanon who have heretofore been
regarded as angels of peace. and for the union
| TO man-are becoming thoroughly imbued with
the war spirit They have been busily engaged for
a week past in making up the uniforms for the Vol
u1tcer companies. They are heart and soul in the
Southern cause, and the cause that woman espouses
can hardly fail of success.
| Col Hatton is now in the country getting up 8
company to go to the Col. Hatton did all he
could TO stay the tide of war that is now sweeping
over the land but having failed he is now ready
| do all he can to defend Tennessee and the South
| against any invading foe. He we Will soon have
! full company ready tor service. and should wal
continue he and his brave followers viii be found
| in the th K st of the fight.
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OFFICIAL. CoURTEsIEs.-Ho VIM. H. Seward, Mr..
Lincolns Secretary of State, has forwarded to the
Hon Robert Toombs. Secretary of State OF the Con
federate States, copy enclosed in a government
envelope OF Mr.. Lincoin's blockade proclamation
The courtesy and kind feeling which prompt the act
duly appreciated and in return, copy of Presi-
dent Davis proclamation in reference TO privatoer
ing has been torwaI Dc 10 Dir. Seward, enclosed in
Government envelop OF the Confederate Stats
Our Government does not intend TO allow the
Northern Government 10 get the start of them in
courtesy and politeness-l Montgomery Advertiser.
fE.l.l 30.
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RANDOLPH DETENsEs.-We saw one of 1.-THE boys
from Randolph yesterday. He was on furlOugh
and seemed As joyous a sChoolboy on a holiday.
lie says they have now four hundred troops at
Randolph, that they have eight hours severe drill
each day, that they stop all boats passing and as
certain that they sre all right and that last.
though not least they hSye good ratons aud are in
good health and glorious sPiriLs-Aemghis appeal
H1y I'd.
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g., Tenn. April 90 1861.
Gentlemen Our note to you for SlS7 I2-lOO, dae
to-day. has not been paid.
We deeply regret the necessity that ir1pel us to
say thai during the existence Of Ills we are deter
mined to pay no notes due cur Northern friends p
The Post says letters Of a similar tenor are re-
ceived by New York merchants daily.
A citizen of Lamar, Miss, writes to Northern
merchant, who dunned him as follows: AFTER we
have logged you out handsomely, and conquered a
peace, if my note should not be out of date | will
renew it to you or your administrator, and if my
estate Is not entirely exhausted, will pay it at my
earliest convenience"
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GEv. SCoTT-We have reason to beliere that the
Convention of Virginia did not, as Mr.. S. Arnold
Douglas stated At Belair invite old Fuss and Feath.
era TO take command of the military forces of the
Old Dominion An ordinance was adopted and pub
Ishei inviting al ,1ortby Yrginlans in The Federal
army TO retire therefron: but General Scot 0iG
not deem himself embraced in this invitation he of
course did not heed it.-Richmpnd Wing. Aprl29.
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THE WORK GOES BRAvELY 0N-We learn from
Gen Anderson that twenty six infantry and two ar
tery companies have reported themselves TO him
at he. douarteIs IN this city ready for active SER
vice. soon they may be called on by the proper
authorities. He promises 10 furnish US a list OF
their commandments, with their numbers and address
in a few days. Let all other companies in West
Tennessee, who are ready for the iconAic1, report
themselves with due promptness. Push on the col
nmn.--Memphis appeal, Hay !.
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The grand total thus amounts to 7O7 600 stand of
arms, besides 200 600 revOlyers which are said 10
be on hand az various points We have not includ-
ed IN the above the arms owned by the States of
Tennessee. Arkansas. Texas. Kentucky and Mary
land and Virginia. which will increase the number
ct least TO 100000 Besides this there are thought
TO be two millions of private arms, which will an
swer all practical purposes ia of invasion by
the enemy. In face of the above figures let no one
deny that the South is sufficiently well srmsd to
drive the last mi ion of federal power from her
SOIL in any possible emergency NsmDLis A Drs1L
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Arms lin the Soutn.

The erroneous opinion seems prevalent some quar-
tiers that the South is totally destitute of arms and
ammunition for her defense, and such statement
has actually been urged a sufficient argument
against the blow which she has recently struck for
her independence. An estimate of the amount on
hand, however. viii demonstrate the folly of the
fears which such false opinion may have e1gender-
ed and show state of preparation for resistance
The following seizures have been made since the in
ceptiOn of the Southern movement
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Reported Recognition by England and
France.

Mr.. John Sexton, pilot of the steamship Florida
reached here recently from New York, which city
he LETT Friday last, coming TIA Cincinnati and Nash
vile. He says on the day of his departure slips
from the Times office were in general circulation
stating that England and France had both recogns-
ed the independence Of the Confederate States and
would soon issue protests against all attempts to
subjngate on the part of the North. We give
G statement as it reached us.
1t is possible that there is something more than
humbug even conjecture in this report Our read
ers will reeoilect Mr.. Gregorys motion IN the Brit
ish House Of Commons. declaring it to the sen,e of
the people of England that the independence Of the
Confederate States should be recognised, was post
poned AS well we rec0lectiil the l4u If ac-
ton was had the motion that day or the
day following it had ample time t. reach New York
by FRIDAY last-SQDa,nah Rtpa5ican, april 80.
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4 CoNvOCATIoN OF Ex>PREsIDENTs-ARRTTRATTO
There is Il rumOr afOat that our several ex Presi-
lvnIs-to wit: Martin Van Buren,, John Ty Ter
FranKlin Pierce. MillaId Fillmore and James Bu
chAnsn-are TO be invited to act as mediators be-
tween the Government of the United States and the
trotors now resisting and endesvoring to subvert
It's authority. As every one of these five gentlemen
opposed the election of President Lincoln and are
ayOwedy hostile to the principle which triumphed
that Fl, ctiou, consider this rather worse than
Gov. Hicks proposal that Lord Lyons, the British
ambassador, should be called in to &C: as arbiter
between the Government and The rebels.-N !.
Tribune
So then, it is /" The principle upon which Mr. Lin
coin was elected that you interested in. and not
the, Union or the Constitution. This Is just what
we have said all the time, that tais civil war was
not undertaken so uphold the Union but to carry
out an anti slavery policy" the principle" upon
which Lincoln was elected. Indeed. the Tribune
sand Ony a short time since, that it would rather
see fifty Unions perish than to give up this prlnci-
pe."-& 7. Day Book.
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The SUMMARY PoIICY OF OUR Arkansas NEfoHBoRS
A public meeting was held in Madison. Arkansas
/ few days since, at which resolution was Cnani-
mously passed agreeing TO hang any stranger visi-
ting that place, without pass from the vigilance
committee of Memphis. if he bore about bis person
the slightest odOP impress OF Yankee. An
amendment was offered and accepted to allow the
victim ten minutes TO prepare for his execution.
TINS the regular tooth pick" style of doing the
matter up.-Menptis App>1l.
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MARKIED.

On Mayday evening at the residence Of ths brides father
In Williamson comfy, h7 Rev. Mr. KLnE. JOSEPH Il. DEW
OF Columbia, and Miss NJ. A. DAVIS.
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RICE FOR THE NORTH STOPPED On Saturday
morning it becoming known that another cargo #
rice was being shipped by one Of our enterPrising
merchants TO Boston. much dissatisfaction ex-
pressed by citiZ rs. that a time like the pres
ent-when provisions were advancing daily, our
Northern supplies were cut off. and cargoes und
tor the South were being seized in every Northern
pOrt-the prod ice of own section should be sent
TO feed our enemies The local authorities having
been applied TO- and they having no authority to de-
tain the vessel. il was determined IN quiet and
Derby way to stop the rice With this determination
and with the appreciation of numerous respectable
citizens Sheriff Benjamin L Cole. with one or two
friends. repaired 10 the brig Susan, where she was
taking the casks of rice board. and informed the
IL that he would not he allowed to leave port
with his cargo. The merchant. VITO was present,
a,,,DdIus 10 me shipping, demanded to know upon
what authority he forbid the shipment Mr.. Cole
replied, by the authority of citizen of Georgia,
IN his individual character and not as officer"
The parties interested. concluding that, under the
circumstances, the authority sufficient immedi-
stply discharged the rice which had been taken on
board.
Inc Susan was permitted to leave port yesterday
TOR Boston, with, we believe, lot of cotton, but
without rice.
The affair was conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner no indignity being offered the captain or
crew Of the Susan SGranlah Selos ApTil 29.
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from Boston.
BosToN. May l.-Messrs. Adams, Clay, and Halde-
man have sailed for thsiT respecaye Missions.
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The snnual meeting Of this body took place at
Christ Church. Holly Springs, on Thursday the
25tb instant snd adj Iurned late on Saturday night
Among the important resolutions passed. was one
rosep5 delerates to the Dioeelee o The Confederate
States, to be held at Montgomery eH the 81 July
next The following delegates were eIectte: Rev.
=. 7. Barnard LID, Of Oxford; Rev W. T. CRANE,
OF jackson; Rev. HENRY Lawson, DID, OF Canton;
Kew. c. c. SEAczELFORD, Of Canton; Rev. JACOB
IHoAFsoN. Of Oxford; Col JOHN DUNCAN, of Jackson.
Ia TIE CIIr.-Chancellors Vas DYKE and RIDLEY
Aho iVs OF the Athens Post, and Col. J. B. COOKE,
OF Athens' have been spending few days in our
EuIast
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Nashville and Chattanooga I'd
road Company.
sURzaR1SEDn ia oEFIcR.
Nashville, lie Al ri b, lsG
To Whom this May concern
TUE Nashville AMI chatsAr0ess Railroad Company
a transport
FREE OF CHARGR,
against the Company, al " unteer uoanies, ISpes
Ml-itiots War intended for the deence Of the 500 l.
Commsni Oficer will Re re IuIe furnish he FcrE
Agent Wit erIiacste show ng 4 number a men s1d
CT feiElt transported.
Tn prop stGn viii lot apply 10 n uals n IL cod
70 orgs IiEs III 2anies-
may. BF&s E.w cOLE, sal
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NAsEaVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA A.
@MRMR
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.

ON AND AFTBR
WEDNESDAY. MAY lisa, 1891,
Passenger Trains the Nashville and chastanoors Bali
viii run toiIoEs-
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE ~ SD A snd aI5PM
Arrive At Chattanooga 90 P ana l-20 A y.
COMING WEST.
Leave chattanooga At Sis A N and 5sQ0Ph
Arrive stEashTills n =: and 7.90kM.
VHs Trains lesv ing Ma shvile at $40 Mcsnnects "A
Taes win sSelbyvile ranch, at TuIlsh ma Win Nc
and Aiaham Rural
The Trans swing Nashv lie a. 3IJP n. couue-ts at
race Win shelby He BIan;h- ~ eyenson ~nh Nenphii
GARRISON ba'lrOss. and at cha uooVa h 80 rs.n
Geo. aud Western ant Atla ntc RaiIrs as
through Fleets &c the following 20 nts and Al prices
at 0fise, az De. OF:
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Northern Debts.
Tenn. April 90. Isl

The New York Ecening Post says the following is
an extract from a letter received by mercantile
house in that city:
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LARGE arrival Of s1PsTi0r Corn Med sad Chop Pssi
n reesSed per Ida May ard ~ sic %
sp2jsa FEJ.F sHIELD3 "a
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UCrIoE sale Express Packages and Miscellaneous An
"A ncies. this morning at 10 O'Clock by
aplsO-It BENZ FisHIELDs & CO,
FLOURs MEAL An D GRAIN SACAs.
Va will keep land supply Of Sacks nanufacturs
w by = Head Gf SmyrnE snd prepared 10 take
ders for Flour sacks intel any desired ssI le.
Hlers and Shippers viii do we'll to call
apl2l-dIm ARasTBAD co.
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TENNESSEE ARrILLERYI

VOLUNTEERS wishing to ipIn The Tennessee Artils
levy C0sP's will please cal at The Flying ARTILLERY
Head Qpatrs on &c Tar street, opposite Commercial tel
NAV 9, Gid n&vIt N A HAYNFs
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HOLMAN'S ARMORYI
Attention CheathLm Rifles.

IL those mot ulrsssy csnnertsd win sny oher Nj ta
tas eifyl AID Vi ing 70 the following
OH;ers, especfs by q8ested Holnsb
No. 50 Cherry stTeeS, Al : y o'eLifs sgtt; Nc
Captain, W 7. Chsslhan 1t Lj-u enant lanes Everett
Lisat ut E.W Cl2r4 Sd Li-uisLant- T. Patterson q
Mlno- smi Enaign- Gene one, CoEeail-
apl20 Il
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NOTICE
electiOn viii be held Al The Office Of ths NasavilJs
~ nercial Insurance. Company, Hondsy the 5th q
My next for the purpose Of s-cag eleven Directors
age the afArs Of Md CODPs5y the next Y n, Btks
apl9-te JANEs WALKER ~
TRNHE agency shelnound 90 he Nsshyisls chstts1
Railroad hS1 been dlseoatiuusd Tbersfore frsighis
be prepaid on Goods destined far q a. Station. III ~
will not be respons bic for suea sRhts AFTER bling unl1
IN good order AZ he station. EW. COLE,
spl3-Q HPks a1ne-inesnS.
NEW BAROUCHES AND BUGGIEs.
Trsr received twelve osu Baroueass and Razzies,
sp2Stf BENZ = SHIELDS 4
Rags, tsags. Rags,
SRND in ysur Gags. We want them nov, and We VIM
- you three cents PER poard for Tim.
ssye buy, and sead in al you can
sP3o-f VS. EHITBNI
attention. Gcrmaus.
Will give medical ieryicss free Z The FAris Of y
bers Of the Nashville siee Comp ~ dUrin, The ne
are in the service Sftbe Also the families Il ne
Il other Volunteer companies In tie selTLe
Rp2e-f p HARsu
TUNFB Nashville snd Dec tur Railroad VII tr.ppo.
Troops Supplies ant uuniton Of War ipterde "a
an the rssrd ng, will required to rive e,
Of the Il tro pa zBd sdeze ipton and OnnaEso ~
10 the e ,tioR Az NJ sts he int Z shipn~rt
he prsOczai aOes ply to In iudosls hut only 10
PAM such. " CIV PERKINS.
Hp2S1 General 81 erin ,eods
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Estray imDickson county.

VEN1KsN by J. c. DevoTe IN Hickman county, Tepn TIA
District. the ID Of Aurl. 1901, yellow gray Fiily,
abJ1t Old "a hands inch hgn Tzft hind foot white
up to the pasture joint. small white her Orehssd bind
FOOT 9kinRei BY gear. X. DIAN Range,
may3H3t Hickman county.