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HEAD-QUARTERs KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS,

NAShN illE, 1ENN', apIl IsoI'
Dr. PAUL I. EsE--ledr Sir: Your note with the
accompanying package Of lint and bandages, was
duly received at my department.
Permit me, through you, my dear sir, On Den4t
of Kentucky, and more especially on behah On the
mothers and sisters of our old Commonwealth u
tender the ladies of Nashville our sncerest
In the discharge of my duties, trust that may
not be required very frequently to use these essen
tiaI ARTICLES Of warfare; but whenever and wherever
used, shat re-aember, as will all kentucxians'
that. through the fundamentally and womsn-iike
benefcence of the ladies of Nashville, was enabled
to dress the wounded Of the Pioneer Regiment OF
Kentucky.
As an student Of yourself, l subscribe EqyseK,
in behalf of my regiment, your obliged friend,
ALIEN. FORSYTH. Surgeon
First Kentucky Regiment
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"NEUTRALTTY" is another form Of rebellion. "He
that is not with is against U.s." There can be no
such thing as neutrality without hostility in the
present case. There Is no analogy whatever be-
tween the position Of the members of COnfedera-
cy and that of neighboring States or kingdoms hay
ing separate interests distinct population religion
and languages. 1t Is idle to set up any such pre-
tence. Therefore, if any State-Maryland for in
stanee-afects neutrality, she meditates treason,
and must be dealt with accordingy-PA Philadelphia
North American and Gazette.
Let Maryland and Kentucky put this in their
pipes and smoke it.
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1t is stated in Cincinnati paper on the authority
of a member of the Cabinet, that 8 few days after
the inauguration agent was sent to Europe,
to purchase 100000 stand of arms and they
are now arriving by every steamer at New York
This is considered pretty good evidence of the du-
picty of the Cabinet in pretending to favor peace
policy. War was their object from the beginning
Richmond WAi1
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STATE OF OHIO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CoLUMBUs, April II, 1861.
To his Ercsuency, Hon. Beriah Magq6in, Governor of
kentucky:
SMITHS note viii be presented to you by my
friend. the Hon. 7. NJ Key, Democratic member of
the Ohio Senate, who is native Kentuckian, and
gentleman of the highest honor and intelligence
Judge KEY is thoroughly eonversant with the condi
ton of affairs in this State, and the assurances he
will give YOU OF the sincere desire of the people of
Ohio that nothing may occur or interrupt the kindly
and neighborly feeling OF the people of these States
YOU can rely upon absolutely, both the expression
of their own sentiments and my own. very brief
acquaintance with him will satisfy you that you can
freely confer with him in regard to the condition of
the people upon our CONNIE border, and as to the
proper means of removing all apprehension OF strife
between them. 1t is my most earnest wish that the
action of both States may be animated by the same
complete devotion to the Constitution and Union
of the United States And to aid in this object and
in preserving mutual confidence between our peo-
pie, have desired Judge Key to visit you on this
whole matter. Judge Key will express my senti-
ments and sincerely hope you will further his pa
riotic desire by comforting frankly and fully with
him. With the greatest respect, remain,
W DENNIsoN, Governor of Ohio
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CORRESPONDENCE,


NASHVILLE, April %, 1861.
Dear Friend: Through the kind offer, at my sug>
gesdon, of the Soldiers Friend Society" / pre-
sent to you a supply of Lint Bandages, &c, for the
use of the Kentucky Regiment commanded by Col.
BLANroS DUzcAx, Of which yO4 are Surgeon.
am truly your friend, P4UL F. EVE.
To Dr. FORSYTH, Surgeon ct Ist Kentucky RegI-
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CINCINNATI. Anril 80. 1861.

To the Hon. VIM. Den'lisor, Governor Of Ohio
DEAR SIR have been instructed by the Hon. B.
Magoffin,l Governor of Kentucky. to solicit the
cooperation of the Hon. o. T. Morton, Gov
ernor OF the State of Indiana and yourself in eff
fort to bring about truce between the General
Government and the seeded States until the meet
ing of Congress in extraordinary session, in the
hope that the action of that body may point out the
way of peaceful solution of our national troubles
have the honor to be, very respectfully and
truly, your obedIent servant, 7. L. CRITTENDEN.
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How IT IS DONE.-The Wheeling Union mention
tho folIo1vinx infa-aptiD-r

the following interesting fact
We are informed by druggist in this city that
he lately received lot of packages containing drugs
from New York, all of which were opened on the
way, and their contents minutely scrutinized so
fearful the powers that be that warlike ustru-
ments will reach any Southern city. The merchant
in New York from whom our druggist purchased
his supplies, refused send him small lot of tur-
pentine and expressed his regret that it was impOs-
sible for him to do so. Turpentine being consider
ed naval stores, would not be permitted by the
custom-house officers to pass. The New York mer-
chant Gays his sympathes are with the South but
owing to the reign of terror existing there it would
be dangerous to give expression to these sentiments
at present.
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ARMY REsIGNATION.-Capt Henry Little. of the
Seventh Infantry, United States Army, stationed at
ST. Louis, has resigned his commission. Captain
Little has been in the army for upwards of twenty
years, is native of Maryland, and son Of the
late Hon. Peter Little, of Baltimore.
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DISTINCTIVE HuERIcASE IN Dyer CquNTF.-We
learn from reliable gentleman living in Dyer coHn-
ty, that on Saturday evening last Dyer county Was
visited by one of the most destructive hurricanes
known in the history of Tennessee. The hurrioaHe
North, in some places fifteen miles in width-pros-
trating houses and every thing before it. The dam
age to property is immense and as far as ascertain
81 five nersons had been killed. Our Informant
could not give all the particulars, as it was almost
im,ossb BE to travel, from the blocking up OF the
roads By tie fallen timber.-JaeAcso" Wag' Nag D.
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REPORT OF HOY rHos. n. KEY.

OOLtMbUs. ApfN rs, 1871,
Hon. VIM DEsx.soN, Governor of Ohio-Sir: AT
your request | now reduce to writing a report of
the result of my interviews with Gov. Magoffin at
In,uisyiIle KY on the goth inst AT a very late
hour on the night previous delivered to him your
comm anioation, dated on the 18th, and he appoint
ed nine o'clock of the next morning for our meet
ing at which hour / called at his room, and we re-
manned alone in conversation for a long time, the
details of which have verbally reported to you on
INV return. Our conversation was very pPotract-
ed covering the general relations of the two States
at the time, and the points upon which there was
fear of collision between their citizens, but its
substance may De briefly given.
stated to Gov. Magofan that came as messen-
ger from you, for the purpose of conversation,
merely to express your regret that any clrcum>
stances should threaten the continuance of the good
understanding and friendly relations which had al
ways existed between Ohio and kentucky, and your
desire and determination to employ your Executive
influence ard authority to prevent any attack of
eressop by citizens of Ohio against the State or
people of kentucky and your readiness TO give im>
cause to be brought to your notice. AT the same
time informed him in the most express terms from
you that all the people and resources of Ohio were
subject and would be devoted to the support of the
Constitution and the laws of the United States, and
to the maintenance of whatever policy should be
determined upou by the General Government; that
my errand had nothing in view beyond the opening
of friendly and frank communication between the
Executives of the two States
Gov. Magofin, in reply, expressed his very great
qualification in receiving messenger from you.
His earnest hope tina. peaceful relations may con-
tinue between the people of the two States-his
determination to exert his Executive power to re-
strain any conduct by citizens of Kentucky which
may be Extensively construed by citizens of Ohio,
especially his firm purpose to permit nothing to be
done which could be believed menacing the safe
ty of the city of Cincinnati and his desire for i'm
mediate communication with you on any occurrence
which should disturb public order, tend to excite
unfriendly feelings. Gov. Magofin, at the conclu-
sion of our interview, requested me to express his
respect and regard for you personally. deem it
proper to say that my mind was strongly impressed
with the belief that whatever might be ths indi>
vidua epiniens of Gov. Magofn, it was his purpose
to use his best efforts for the avoidance by Ken>
lucky, of all offence against Ohio until the people
of Kentucky should determine the final policy OF
their State in relation the exciting troubles of the
country. Very respectfully. THos. NJ. KEY.
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TIOR obvious reasons re compelled from and sllsr
n dale to adopt ne sucfzsfVs OASa sbsts1.
All orders for GOodE 70 ensura 8nfon NUT n accozpH
mavI-dtTGTim LANIER PHILLIPS 4 Q
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FOR MAIeR-GENERAL

We authorised W =. KERCHEvAL; Of Lin
coin county, candidate for MsjorGenera of the Third Dy
ZION of Tennessee Militia composed OF the counties Of Warren
Cannon Coffee Van Buren,, franklin, lincoln Giles, Bedford
Marshall, Msury, Rutherford williamson Hickman, Hard
Wayne and Lawrence Election, satu rdsy. G, Is6I
msy5-ikwtd
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60 he Occupied by the Federal

ALEXANDRIA, May l.-Our citizens ara much ex-
cited to-day, in consequence of rumors of the con
templated occupation of Alexandria by the Federal
forces. Our citizens have been warned by the Wash
ingtonisns that this is certainly intended.
Our scouts were fred upon last night on our side
of the aqueduct "' .
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NnsnViiles

Its sssssing strange that there should be single
citizen Of Nashville so blind to tee material inter-
ess Of the cry to hesitate for moalent as 10 tne
immediate necessity Of going into the Sesaherh
,CoEfederacy.
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IRsOIVena N0sice.

Ii perzonshavng elaius against the estate W. A. d
deceased hereby potihsd "a lie thea Win the cad
the County Court Of Nsaey coaney, Tsnneses Al bis o
Dresden, bsors Ne EA day Of August next for a
ton and pro rata sistki5adon. having sugxesd ths
Veney Of said estate, and sad CLERK having appointed
for the sdudSsuoA Of the claims against The ans.
" ROSS, AdminiaFzfor
Of the estate Of " A Davis, dsesas|
nay&E4tpE&ieeg3s
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
election will be held at the ofsce Of the Nashville
N meteial Insurance. Company, Monday the 5th Z
May next for the purpose Of electnE Drectors
age the aHairs Of said Company the 70 months.
apllg-te JAMES WALKER. Sec
FFNHE agency Shsllnound, on tie NashvIs chsISau
Railroad, has been discontinued. Therafofs freehs
be prepaid Goods destined for that Station. The Com
will not be responB bic for such Heights AFTER being un
in good order at the station E.w. COLE, i
Apl3-u BPEs gRperintepdei
NEW BAR0UCHES AND HUGHES.
TUsT received twelve new BHroucAes and Rzggies,
% will Be sold cheap by
sp25-n BENZ = SHIELDS 4 d
Rags, Rags, Rags.
SSEND in yeur Gags. We want them now, aas ~ vii
- you three esntI per pound for them.
Save, buy, and send in all yoa can.
Ap3O-tf VS.. HHITRAAI
Attention 6eTrnans.
WILL give medical services free to ne FAMILIES Of
bers Of the Nashville Rife Company during the ne
in the service Of the South. Als9 hee
ap2S-f p. HARSH. y
NOTICE.
TEyHE Nashville ana Dec,tur Railroad VIII trsaspay
Troops Supplies and Munltisns Of War iutsrad fol
defence of the South, tree Of CHARGE Tbs ofosr -
ant the agent forward ng, will be required rive eeFt
Of the nuEer Of troops and absorption tonnage
to the Station Agent al the point Of shipment
ThsprspOsal does not ply to Iaiividaas bat only TO
panies as such. WON PERKINS.
aP2sH General Superintendent.
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J,oUrsvuIE. April 25, 1861

To GoU Dennisoa: VIII you cooperate with me
in proposition to the Government for peace by the
Border States as medators between the conteDding
parties. was highly gratfed TO receive and con
fer with Judge Key. l have similar understand
ing with Gov. Morton. Answer. b. MAGoFFIN.
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Great Bargains i'm Ready-Ma
Clothing.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS 4 co,

Re selling unprecedented Bargains in Rsadymade q
N ing. The stock ID large, we'll assorted and sdAptsd
seAson and Southern narEes. Terms casa delivery.
naJi-d B. y. s. 3
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This county now presents the appearance Of q
great military CAMP. Drilling is going on every
day all over the county. We are united to man
in favor of Southern rights,-Jaecson Wing, Nay 3.
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Estray SnDicEsOn COanty

YGykKEN by J. @. Devore, in Hos19n eoaas. Isan.s
District on the 30 Of ApEih lsei, ysl ~, ~
abJut years old "a hands la-h EEn, - - -
M 10 the pasture Joint, small while t1. q AZ
foot skinned By the gear. ITseS-s.. 49, !.
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LOUISVILLE, April 70, IoOI.
To Gov. DENNIsoN: Ipropose to meet Col. n. II.
Swayne or will send representative, at the Spencer
House Cincinnati, next Tuesday, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ
Have taken the liberty to invite Governor Morton,
of Indiana, to the conference. B. MAGOFFIN
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DIVINE SERyICE.-The First Regiment eff Tennes-
see volunteers will attend Divine sarvlee at Masonic
Kali, this afternoon at 81 o'clock Service and ser
mon by the Rev. C. 7. QUINrARD.
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CoLUNBUs. April &c, Isl

To Gov. MAGoFFIN: l have your dispatch of yes
terday, and will communicate with you in relation
to it through my friend, Col. Noah H. Swayne, of
this city, who will meet you in day or two.
Where will he find you, say on Monday.
W. DENNISON.
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WAVINq sag geste the insolvency Of as eztAt Of SAD
Nicholson, deceased, to the Clerx Of the County
Of Perry county all PER- therefore hereby notified
their claims duly authenticated before said CLERK or es
the day Of November next for Pre- rats the sane "
barreI. This 1st day Il Hap, 1861.
may3-wltpr'sfse13 AdminszAn
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Co1rNErs. O.. April 20. 1861.

OOLUMBUs, U, AprlI ~, IoOI'
Hon. T. d. Key, Louisville; Your dispatch re-
ceived. / am very much gratifed to be assured OF
the peaceful purposes of Gov. Magotin. will be
ready for instant communication with him upon
any aggression by the citizens of either State.
". DENNIsON. Governor.
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The Jackson Wig ig authorized BY the membe
of the bar 20 give notice that there win be no cases
tried at the May term of the Circuit Court for Madi
son county.
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TENNESSEE ARTILLERY!
InsOlvent Notice.

EFOLUNTRERs wishing TO join the Tennessee Arr
" leFY Corps, wilt please cal az the Flying ATti
Head CHARTERS. CedAr street, opposite Commercial Hot
NAV lid aAwIt n A. HAYN
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TAXATION IN vrRe.SIA-Fhe Virginia STATE CoE-
venten passed an ordinance last week, adopting the
dd Ualorem system of taxation 10 take eneeL On .s
first dav of july. the ordinance to be subjected
however, to direct vote of the people.
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CoTTNJprS Anril 9f

IMBCsi LipFII -U' TOUT.
Gov. MAGoFFIY: Col. Swsyne will meet your
representative at the Spencer House, in Cincinnati,
at the time you mention. l am glad to know that
you have invited Governor Morton.
". DENNIsoN.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 90, 1861.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 20, 1851.
Wn. Dennison Coz. Of Ohio, Columbus: Gov Ma
coffin is here Interview long, free and satisfac
tory. Expresses purposes and policy friendly and
prudent. Anxious for instant communication be-
tween Executives upon aggression by citizens of
either State. Kentucky arming for defense and
present neutrality. THOMAS III. hEY.
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BLACK Republican Indignation.

The New York Times is unconrOllably indignant
at the delay OF tda LINCOLN administration in be-
ginning its work of subjUgGtion. 1t says:
The time named for the meeting "a Congress is
too late for military operations in the Southern
States Months will have TO pass before IT will be
safe to accomplish what is now within our power
and during these months the enemy will be busy
strengthening ITSELF and preparing to destroy ten Of
the national soldiers, where they now lack the
ability to destroy one. For the troops now depart
ing southwark internliKed as they largely are, with
men who have seen service not only in Mexico but
in the grander contests in Europe, are, at
the start more than a match for the raw
leves of the Southern States, whose experience
perience is restricted to the annual militia muster
Now we have the start Of the South in men, and IN
the fact that at this period their climate is as en-
durable as our own Two months hence they will
have all such advantages on their side. They know
this better than do and If by deceptive demons
trations they induce the Washington leaders to
procrastinatc. they the chances Of the conflict
IN their own favor.
We demand that the Government Bring peace at the
earliest possible moment. We kTo1o peace can only
be had 6g conquest II the Administration has not The
loSdom and courage TO proceed at once to This con
quest s5rincing feuI1 from the responsibility, let ii
usca Congress at once; and the people IN Congress
assembled It'll hare the glory Of saving The Union
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Rrn,r, aaarnasrd

HARTFORD, May 5.-The Connecticut Legislature
ennropriated two million dollars for war purposes,
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Rags, Rags, Rags.
Attention 6eTmaas.

SEND in yeur Gags. We want them now, Aaa ~ vii
- you three esntI per pound for them.
Save buy, and send in all Jon
Rp3O-tf a RHTTRNA
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The AthenaeuFa, Columbia, Tenn.
TEyHE ladies' institution hav resolved not dispense
Of the excitement CT the tines Public notice
given that the of the school will be continued without
any diminution Of corps Of Teachers
New pupils pay from the day Of entrance.
2. c. SMITH, KeetQE.
may4 d2ttwS1slt
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULR.

WEDNESDAY. NAV
Passenger Trsins on TIE Nashville -, n.
viii TIE - folIoHs- NA-' s.ne0sa AAilrI
GOING HAST
Leave haahyille at $50 N and aHPM
Arrive Al Chattanooga 500 n a7d Ia0AN
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 and 7QoPM
Arrive At NAshVille At ais n and 7:30A II.
0ENHE Trains lsay ing Nashville at s30 M,suue,ss A
vile and Manchester Railroad ana at Decheri ith ~
and Alabam1 Railrrad. ~ " 0''1
Tbs Trains leaving Nashville a. ais Il coan.rs.
race with ShelbyVle Branch, Stevenson via Nsrh;-
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga Win F.ss Tsn
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets 70 tie following points, and Al me-.
Cd, can be had at all hours, application 70 he ks a.
at Once, at Depot:
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FLOUR MEAL AND GRAIN 49,
ME will keep hand supply Of sAeEa n 49,
w BY n. b. Read, Of Smyrna and are Prepafse - -
dsrB for Flour Sacks printed in any desired sCN
Hiers and Shippers will Do we'll 70 call: 4 ~
sP2l-dlm Ako1hA0
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Nashville and Chattanooga I'D
road Company.
sUPERRTExDEHI's 0TTIcs,
Nashville, Tenn, April 20, lee
To Whom this May Concern.
THNHE Nashville and ChAttaDooga RaAEOsd Company
u transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company, al Volunteer Companies suppss
Munitions Of War, intended for the defence Of the SonfA
Commanding Officer will be required furnish the Rorva
Agent With Certificate showing the number CT aa
mage Of freight - transported.
This proposition viii not Appyto iidiTduas, bu is
to orgAoiEai com aniss.
mSy- sr&s E.W. COLE, sud
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THE WAR P0LfcY OF TIE ADHINIsTRA-
TON.
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IL New BarOuches and BuggIeS
"1E have just received hne assortment OF Guperior
w Bsrouches ami Baggies, which viii Be soId az a
sacrifice TO close, for cash only.
BENZ SHIELDS CO.
Central Auction RoSms'
msylh Sos s. and % College strs
DOLTBD Corn Neal, Stock Feed and irish Potatoes
ID Fresh HonODy, Just received and fer ale "
msyl-a BzNJ SHIELDS q q
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Insolvemt Notice.

LII perscns having claims against The estate ~ Ann A
deceased are hsreby notiasd to s hem With ths
Of the County Of Weakley county rsnnessess
Ia Dresdea before the 18Th DO 81 Aggnst ne1 for I'd
cation and pro rata distribution. having suggested the
Of said estate and sa3 Clerk having appona thas
for the adj udcAdon Of tha claims against the ssne
W Z ROSS, Admir-. De sonis non
% the estA.s Of Ann A Wisans d<sS-As
may4-WftprSseS3p
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EyROM and ater this date y
II Cash. aAiIny sieriIl haYf
ofher course d lsfs u.s.
apsa .s&F
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Sale of Drugs at Auction,

an Monday 9th May 1861, will sell at auction the stock
~ Of Drugs assigned tsUst, by Otmar Springer,
in the formerly used by h the east side Of Market
street, fsw doors ssuth Of the Public Square.
TERMS o9 SALE
All undsr $50, cash Ihat amount six months
time for notes we'll endorsed, payable in bank
W SPRINGER, Trustee.
For information apply to ESn, PeodlstOn Co., Horace
h. Harrison, ESQ.,
may5-dtds