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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27


Tar HOMICIDE OF WILLIAM HOCtN.--COrOner
Sehirmer held inquest Friday afternoon, at the
New-Yofk Hospital, in the cale Of VIM. Hogan, who
shot in She forehead the night Of the 9Th inst
by Rednsn McMannus, Deputy Sheriff and lied Of
his injuries on Thursday afternoon. The homicide took
place a. coffee and cake saloon, in the bdsemen: Of
No. 50 BONery. The evidence adduCe1 showed that
kcMannus went into the saloon partially IntO1icaie
and while taking some refreshments with Ia friend,
oSered 10 bet that he cOnd exngush particular gas
light by shot from his revolver. lie tben LICd, b.
missed the object Of his aim. After supper, be pro-
eeeded 10 the bar, and, while there, again Dire" be
weapon, and fired random shot 81 The back pas yDi
the saloon. Hogan sitting there and received ite
ball AZ has forehead. lie instantly cried out, an
soi, and pointed TO dcMannus al the person who fired
the pistol The latter was promptly arrested 20 dc-
MED any intention Of shooting Hogan and stated that
he did nos even know him.
number OF witnesses testified to their belle tina,
the shooting was accidental and the COroner'5 Jury
rendered the following verdict:
e bsns. II R1 sf M 10 s death Sy Pistol shot Wo9nd
wound accidentally given bot would said
sfES r'''''' N~ ''' careless SD' e'p'''' "'+
On this verdict the Coroner remanded McsIannus 70
prisOn. He is q Deputy Sheriff, and was formerly
policeman, detailed at the rOmbs. The deceased was
native of this city, q years Of age, and it is stated
upon reliable authority, younger brother OF the
private secretary Of JEFF. Davis
HUTCHINSON FAsiLY.-As my friends are laboring
Under the mistaken Impression ths have the honor of
pontoe under the present Administration Secretary Of Da
keta Territory take this opportunity tossy that have desired
received such sppoutsnt having always been sashed
with my vocation take this opportunity 10 do Whist can IN ri
Of tbe Fro Bono Pubco Psiotc Fund" and for the
devote the proceeds Of swell the Treasury oi the
relief Of tbose busbaDds and f.thers in this for
Liberty. JOHN W. HUTCHINSON
OF the Hutchinson fdrIily.
SUPREME COURT-CHAEBFRs-APst 2G--Be!ono justice
lNGRAHAM.
THE VOLUNTEERS HOME FUND sOcIrTY.
Application was made % approve and aUlhOriZP,
required BY the certificate % co poTeion OF The ton
tssI HONS Fund Society,"" The object this Society stated
the certificate l. 70 assist engaging IN tbe military
sss service Of tie Government and lsr wives aud cdr
and dependent relatives and ffiends.v
TIE hsgers Of tho Society thy IN number incIaGe
ssny OF ths most prominent names 81 our CIT
1he Judge made the usual Of s approval Heu
vaughan Abbet made the motion IL behalf Of the Society
Before Jptiec CLERKE.
DECISION.
Cornelius Van Dane sgt. James c. WilIeit-Case SCI.
tkd. All the amendments allowed.
TIE ACCIDENT AT PIER No. ., Morris RWFE-~
ne body Of john Baker, vino drowned ri Pier No No
b g1ytug bTdgu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

Nsw STYLE or CLrABANcE.-The schooner 30
sph Grice, Capt. Snow, whose arrival Was reported
in yesterdays paper, was from Jamaica, via Key
West AZ the Latter place the Secession Collector
refused 70 grant clearance for New-Nork. ana the
commanding officer Of she United States scancr Cru
sadeI which it viii De recolected sailed como TINE
smce with sealed orders, iasueG ceag nee Of which
tbe following ID a copy:
herepy ee-iy that $. A.. Stow mater Of the American
schooner Joseph GTce, ha shown bis rpr and stated
that the Collector VI this port rse to MIN cessHce also
o<rf that the Collector pp1vsd 20 bold appo'n
Collector the Southern C0Ddercy ard ss e'ayed himself
opposition to the Federal GoyeuPu and ss
VII ihe cid schooner Joseph Oce should be den"d IN THE
port hereby give permission % the sid s. leave
ih.s post and sal fr tie p5r; q New YokcyNe t April
10, iCi. y AUGUSTUS CRAVEN,
Lieut. on. A.. y. steamer C.us6ler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

PATmoTIc MoTHTF.-MF. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton has written to her husband in this city that
Their two eldest soRs Daniel Cady anton, and Henry
b. Stanton it,, have, with her appreciation, vonn-
teered for the war and that she regrets that her
three youngest cons are not Old enough TO follow the
example Of their brothers Mrs Stanton is the grand
daughter of Col. Livingston, Of the Revolutionary
army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

TIE ACCIDENT AT PiER No. ., Morris RyTE.--
ne body u John Bsssf vino drowned 1T Pier Ne kon
bse's, NE 'pg "sJ Of bridge heVus ng 70 he New Do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

HEBgEw PATEIOusM.-Ttc JcTsst H'yscHs'T oil
, city comes ont boldly for the Sars and Suipes and
urges all Of ts faith to stand by the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

AlNiATrEn AIkAFsc.
sun R,es,:.tl Sets ...........U5I Moon REes 10 ~
Striy hook. .2:S Gov .aAnd.... 1851 HelGate... 2II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21


administration Of assets in such cases. is held in
ms case that The movable property Of the estate.
located IN the State Of Louisiana is subject to the
payment OF the costs and expenses Of executing
sald Nih IN Louisiana and in Tennessee and else
where, and to said burdens ,--i
As between the heirs Of Isaac Franklin. dsceas-
ed, and the Trustees OF the Charity. the $40 900
Paid by the latter to Mrs. Franklin for her -rsu-
fruet OF the Fairview property, under the will will
not be considered one CT the burdens og the viii
Mrs Ackln viii be entitled to q lien on tss said
revenues end income, for the payment Of auv baI-
ance that may be due to her on her legacy Of
Sl0O, 900. I'D %
TIE heirs Of Isaac Franklin, deceased. viii he
entitled to the benefit of any payment that nav
have been made, from the revenues Of the immova-
bls property beyond the entire revenues Of the dis
possible portion thereof
The heirs will be held accountable for the rsve-
nues Of the dispossble portion, and the trustees
held accountable for the income Of the Charity pro-
perity, until Mrs. Acklin shall have been paid her
legacy, and until the accounting psrties shall have
their rights adjusted and satisfied, on the princi-
pies of this opening.
Proper accounts will be ordered TO enable tae
Court to decree sucA adjustment sHd satisfaction.
JoHN MARsHALL, Special Judge
Correct copy, ]. P. CLARK, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

FORBrDDES.-The Safety Committee have forbid
den the circulation in this city OF BroEnows Knox
vile Bhig and Of Prenties's Louisville JoHrsdL
ANY copies arriving are to be returned to the pub
lshers. The same committee has forbidden boats
70 run on excursion trips 10 Forts Harris and Wright
on sunday or any other day. The same COMMITTEES
nave recommended that on the Sth Of June the citi
zeAs snail vote an open tickst the clerks Of election
are required to number the names on that occasion,
and to place corresponding number ON Zach
neHet: fhis viii inisllibly show who they ara that
vote for the old Union, if any should be 90 aada-
Apye1g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

4 Sun FOR TIE CABISET.-There are now about
80 600 soldiers in and around Maryland to hold
that '.loysl" Independent and sovereign State in
subieetien to the Federal Government. II any one
Of Mr. Liuoclns Cabinet is good at figures, we pro-
pose the following for his consideratioD:-lf it
takes 80 900 soldiers to hold the little and loy
State of Maryland in subsection, how many will it
take to suppress rebellion in all the powerful Snd
revolted States Of Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas aad Arkansas
Mr Lincolns war programme will require an army
Of at least 500,0 TO suppress REBELLION, and
then if he could suppress it, it would take stand
ing army of at lesst 200, 900 men TO keep Is sup
pressed This immense standing army world cost
us four ANadTs9 millions gear in solid cash. Then
We must estimate that one-tiird Of our soldiers
will die annually 10 hot aud unfriendly country,
which viii make constant yearly drain Of 1o0 600
nertherp men to supply their places At this rate
how many years would it take 10 depopuiste the
North, II the Republican papers correctly indi-
cate Mr. Lineoln's plane, we advise his physician
to put bsters behind his ears, to draw of the hst
and acid humors Of his brain, for he must certainly
be mad-stsrk, rsving mad. IN fact the whole
party talk and act like bedlamites.-4Hec feTk Day
Book,
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NUMBER Al

MELANCHOLY PIcTCRE--The New Tcrk Es0s
very truly pictures the condition Of things in ths
States where abolition sway prevails lis terrible
to contemplate. That paper ssys.--
Mobs and murders in Baltimore; mObs In New
York; wholesale murder in ST. Louis; the RepubIi-
can press Of the North, demanding the aalional
Government it has created, shall be superseded:
threats Of hanging, shooting. and every Kind Of
personal violence. sgsinst those who dare to insn-
uate that usurpatiOns Of the administration are III
advised. .- E
A letter from Indiana says: 'sThers are thcussnds
Of brave and true men in Indians to-day Who Op-
pOss the war policy Of LrScoLS yet they dare not
let that opposition be known"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

HERSASDo MADE GUsPowDER-We yesterday
eeelveo 8 very satisfactory specimen Of guaPoWder
which was made by Mr.. W. White in The town Of
Panols, Miss. We learn from Mr.. White that il is
his intention to make 8 hundred pounds a dsv. II
the necessary supply Of saltpetre can be hsd. We
see il stated that 10 Esst Tennessee this mstera s
being worked, and that in Alabama yiRorous sforsv
are making TO work the immense deposit that exists
in one portion Of the State. 6unP0Eder viii soon
be an article Of plentiful production and ready use
in the South.-KszpLis Appeal, Nay Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

SPECIAL EoTIoE.-The UMoz AMERICAN "a eoHGuct
cd sfrg upon tks CAsH syst Az papers are discontH
Sed at thS expiration of de time for Ach tsy hGCe 6e
pGid SbscrSbers soiI Be notified s0Rea their sL6ScTS0
q about TO eepirs CROSS zARK on esr pGpers and IN
less the s6scripion the paper sp be discent
ssd 77is Ss rule from aohEcA there depGT1rs
Wtcs for tAe mari, and gOHT s6scrPfL0
Weekly UEoE AMERICAN 81 per GssssLp tE Gd0Gnce
III Weekly UNION AMKRcAE IS per aH51HHn IN Gd-
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
the Post Once ro well asths which they desire the
change to be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

.>FIGHT Or STAKvE.-Gaptain c. =. Rue informs
the Norfolk Herald that the excitement in New
York is calming down, and the enlistnents were
eoofned to those who hsd nothing else before them
but starvation. He saw oOmPsny Of men With
out coats shoes who to be SouLh, but the
men were more anxious to 20 where theJ could get
Something to eat than to fight -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

Ha wthOrn" for Lease 70 a Good
Tenant.
Desire 10 place ny late residences Z les Of the Pub
Square the hands 0s ysOd Tenant series year
upon very easy Tia premises y
superior so about half in cultivation the balance shade
blue grass The house with rOsns porches exeellant cellar
ervants houses, stable, veil, &c. all and coforab
To the Gardener, the Dayman Gentleman seekinE
quiet and retired spot family the
Of the say place for hs vicinity Of ash
vile offers superior attractions
To the right man will make the terms acceptable
No. 44<. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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gk. gasbbiIIs anipn anS 9nsritan
Daily IS; Trl-weslly ss; weekly Sc.
Rates OF Advertising.
REHEwLRLR AT PLzAsuRR

RENEWLBL1 Ar PLEASURE.
One Square, ons yesr s3a-Each additional Square, slO
dvertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
Ii TIE WEEKLY.
o DOLLAR per Square for the rst and FT cESTs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Weekly, vii
echarged tae full daily rates with onehs the weekly rate
added.
Transient Advertisements sss paid for at tie fsO Of
tssergioa.
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scess0r 70 Rurge 9 sNann,

kSNSNSSoSA
WI OLES ALE GRO GER,
.aD nzALE II
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ IOBxs,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAs now in store large and we'll selected stcek o.
EE Groceries Liquors. &c, vim continue rscsve in
large quantities during ne season. Hs stock now In store eoa
Sugars.
20 sSas LSg!.l.n. gsssr lO0SS1. Lss9s'D. h,
Crushed, 25 boxes R Loaf,
$50 do Snail Loaf Coffee.
500 prime Rio, sOhAuprns Lasu1-,
100 do o. s.JsVa.
OObbIs Choice Plsststion, as Ssrr.Is 0 Osyrup.i
eO0K do do IS Packages st. Le1is-
Sundrtes.
500 b4s Star Candles, 500 y bs Star o.aalss.
SO 61s TsIlOv Candles, . bAss Spice,
500 bSs New York and BOseu-soo ossts s0dA,
dale Cement, 1G0bIs do Ia paper,
50 sacks Race Ginger, g aoIadge, sztssaas.'
900 dsEen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Fuhs
LIQUORS.
200 bbIs Tam. White WHISKY, sxa WhaE5
100 do BourbSa do 100 DO ward osrysdo
60 do Robertson co do rs do Old Re Do
do Louis LA BertOn do 50 do Julius h. Smiths ola
% bbls Cherry Brandy, Rsservs Whisky,
25 do Blackberry do casks CAtAEba BEansy,
10 do Peach DO 40 bblB Grape 10
20 Isessks seIgDsts de 3 5o Ginger %
Is bbls Rum Gin, 20 do Apple DO
10 casks Sherry Wine, . csks Segnetts 40
25 bbB Malaga do 10 bblB Holland Gin,
25 kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan DO
10 cases Champagne, pins, IS casks Aaaeirs Wins,
g bzs White Wine, - DO Old Port do
$50 b5ls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbis do Ginger do
braHds, IS baskets Champsyns, pa
25 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts.
% do London Porter.
Tobacco.
goo bxs Va assorted brs-ds, assorted brands
100 do KY. do do $50 do No, DO si
5000 Imported Cigars, lOOyOOO Domestic Cigars
feb2-n j. n. gEANN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

TrRR1RIE FELLows.-The .eighth regiment Of
Indiaua volunteers, commanded by Col. Wallace,
now organized At Evansville, on being mustered
into the service the other day. took oath, in ad-
diten to the usual one to defend the dag and sup
rort the Constitution. $50 sVengs en- JEFF Davis the
wrongs inflicted on the Indiana volunteers At BueEs
Vista" when the Indiana fellows ran away. We
presume the President OF the Southern Confsderacy
viii feel bad when he hears Of these savage tseWs
--AmThis Bs!lssfH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

MEMPHIS, May l6.-HoS J. T. SWATEE-DeaT
Sir :-You of the 18th has just been handed TO
me. The resolution TO which you REFER was. by the
Legislature intended unquestionably, as | think,
to spply to the trial Of civil causes bill was in
trodueed into the Senate, providing but for one
term Of the Supreme Court in every TIVE years.
The principal objections taken to this bill in the
Senate was the necessity eff having criminal trials.
This WasI referred to the Judiciary Comnittee-the
Committee reported amendments providing for cri-
minsl trials, and with these amendments this bill
passed the Senate, aud went into the House, where
il was rejected and in lieu this resolution was pass
ed 1t came to the Senate where it also passed. 1t
was believed it would answer the same-rerhsps
better purpose.
The objects sime6 to be attained as far as possi-
bic are, that while men are engaged in the defense
Of our common country, and wherever duty may
call them, they are not to be hsrrassed by .execu
tions at home with ell they have sacrificed at
mere nominal value, and, perhaps, their families
left to suffer- aud those who stay ct home to he the
gaiuers snd make profit out Of the patriotism OF
their neishbors This view applies principally 10
tt COLLECTION of debts and in Htgsted cases, II the
courts 90 on, witnesses clients and lawyers must
remain at home, many of whom would desire, snd
most of whom, perhaps, ought to be IN the army
The policy of the legislature to leave ss few
obstacles in the way possible, snd otfer every
indueement compatible with the public good to all
| to join in defense Of the country.
Let US HiSs save 'Ao SO"nslJ, o@H0 SAS" 7NSS'N -
individual private rights S1d grievances before the
tribunal of that country have all helped to save
\ Bat then We must always have some tribunal TO
/ prevent and punish crime. We must hsve orlmi-
nsI courts open. or martial law, or committees OF
safety No person experts or desires martial law,
and however valuable committees Of safety as aux
iaries and aids to criminal courts no good citizen
| can desire to see them usurp or supereede the
courts of the country; hence the Legislature ex-
peeted aad intended that the criminal courts, aud
the criminal side Of circuit courts as far as neees
| cary, to 20 on as usual This l regard as sbsO-
| luteiy necessary Truly yours.
| J. A. MINIS.
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yFNHIs altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries the vegetable hDgdem, being an ennrey
new method Of irrespective Of all the old and
systems published BY accomplished quaes to the sen
ing Dr. Wright knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
unnAed felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested py
the whole Medical Facuit who, wthsu even one
voice. their adherence 10 its perfect and UNDIVIDED
control the whole physical man when his frame mas Deen
REDUCED and when all other medicines known 70 me
investigations and nil desperGIdt1 nave
crowned the Doctors efforts and he nov offers the Er 70 &
fering humanity only thing that cure the Following
disesse;Tnsmeyi namely.
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of BIeOd to the Head,
Confused Idess,
HyEteris,
RessIessness and sleepIessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Emscation,
DisorganiLation OF the Organs Of
Paipitston Of the Heart,
And IN fact all the conconants and deilitsted
state Of the system.
AS a StiHnulant,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations II Is not sub
iec to reactions shape It continues to exert m
gradually sad efficiently, as long as the least necessity 0'
its presence.
AS a Female Medicine,
It is equally powerful effective and restores the equiioru
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which for ysrl
have flooded the market which only injurious In psce
an asssug o. renovsng constitution for very good ea
son. too they only made from the enusons OF nn
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether
No mIneralSI
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll TO stake bis
on the fact minerals whatever form the least
narts of the ingredients Of his Ruvenatng Ex-we know
Ing what enaed the community by opium and
Generay to the debated, Dr. Wrgnt would say, Never
despair No down be, matter how
you matter what the cause may have
at once led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatinR Elixir,
And you will find yourself msn-a pride instead
to friends, and healthy seund ana worthy
laember Of Tbs hzman family.
Price 80 per bottle, three bottles FOR 20 and forWsd
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold respectable ugsts Throughout the United sa'e
and Cansdas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
ToI sale by the proprietors On
81 and Isl Ohartres street,
New Orleans, La
soldia Nashville by g. w. Hendershott, Berry Demovie
wing q Pendlston and all responsible druggists oc|
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
DIR. mcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
DR o Is, mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
The best External in the world for Man or


TKNHoUsANDs y human beings been saved life Of de-
crspitude useTy by the Of this inH7USbls Lin
5snt IN viii reiieya PAIN alEost nssn aneousy, and
VIII cleanse purify the toules soRE in sn incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINlAENT will re-
Usys the most nvetera Of Rheumstism, oout or Neu
T,rA For Paralysis Co. trscted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
neS1n the Joints Ligsmsns II will never fail
Two Throat, Headache or E2rsche,
Por Burns or scsds any Paa, it is Iniable kemedy
rv a. and you will ind Pensibe remedy Keep
always hand.
PLANTERs FARMERS, any having charge of korses
m save money using McLesns Nolcsric Oil Linment It
I, speedy and inalble for Calls, sprains, Chse
Swelling, LAenes sveeny sores Wounds Scratches or any
srternai disease. Try e. aud you will be convinced.
DR. J. z. Mel AN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis Mo-
For sale at PrOpetOrs prices by Berry Demoylls and g.
-, Hander.hott mAr-9d- -tW&wiy
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THE VULGAR VILLAIsY OF MAssAoH1sETrs re
Plea lady Of this city received yesterday irom
Worcester, Massachusetts, letter from her motner
who resides in that place with her two daaghsers'
and years ago lived in louisiana The lette5 IN
forms her daughter here that she Is fcrced 70 ssse
Worcester on the following synonymous ho.ieg re-
ceived by her through the Post 0cs IN that place;
Worcester, Hass., Aprz 80, 1s6i-Mrs-' II
you viii raise a tag in some conspicuous place %
your premises with the tairosr ssars anu no
of not less than three BY seven feet dmensiOns' Pc
tween tbis and Saturday night, and JorsvI Ao9s
yor peace while stay in this city, - S s, Os
"ls- Of ,lqpsrv shall leave the place forth
witS fsispedI ONE or MANY CrrIzEss
"isA- tD's Of Worcester, Massachusetts,.
Tho ts,;ss were alone and unprotected when the
ine 800 "a coUardly missive reached then and
,ba- sIsTn may readily be imagined. as they made
Sasy preparation to leave = KnsSns the sd feeling
Of t6s people there, against Oil psrsonss VINO nsss
nassibIs an visitors and this is the rssulG-BatOs
Rcvgs Ga=stts, Nay IL. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

NEW BOOK
" HAGAN 4 co. have just received the following nsv
T. Books:
Secession, Coercion and civil War; The stos
Of 1861.
A Message from the Sea. Cloth, vol SIS.
The Crossed Path: Novel By WiIkis Collsas,
Author Woman in White, etc, ete.
For sale d. HAGkH 90.
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sOLDIER TENTS.
Change of Location.

CMdMbC UI A1OCatNHUHs
RENG compelled to 60 South, account Of the health
NJ family, will be located for TIE winter ne sas
depot f PoindeZte Little Co.. No. S Barene street New
0re.ns where vii be pleased to my friends, and VIII give
prompt attention. of AL property consigned ne Ny
Agents. Pate Jas scruggs, viii attend % ny depot u
Nssye, and negroes annct be 30 diL Nashville,
strctfn1 teu viii be forwarded 10 Ne Hoplnx.
bv strict attention The part mys-u and aens
10 merit eentnusneso Of The LIBERAL Paronske feoors
tended me- reEpectfuly s0c the avorS OF ~ bas
asss u ~ line either EorNahyie or New 0rl sacs
nogII-tf WILL l.. ia.