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seee..IonI.t. ln Ngnshinr,on.

The rebel sympathizers in Washington
have been especially bold and impudent
within few days past, on the strength of
lying reports concerning federal disasters
before Richmond. According TO cores
pondent of the New York Evenin0 Posi-
Mr.. Wicklille, the Kentucky Congress
man, does not hesitate 20 make himself
the vehicle for rumors of the most start
ling character having on Saturday pro-
mulgated rumor he picked up in Bali.
more that General Mcclellan had sur
rendered his entire army TO General Leel
One young man was committed TO prison
on Saturday for assisting in pullipg
down United States flag. AT picnic
excursion three times three cheers were
given for jeff, Davis. The daughters of
a chief clerk in one Of the departments
were present, wearing rosetts Of the rebel
style. There are yet rebel sympathizers
in the public offices. In one of the de-
partments IL was proposed the other day
that each clerk should pay one dollar a
month for the benefit of the sick and
wounded soldiers in the city. An old
Democrat who held fat office, replied
that che had no money to spend for such
a purpose The facts were duly ascer-
tained and proved, and the next day the
head Of the department informed him
that "he had no money TO give 10 such q
man-a man who has no sympathy for
wounded soldiers" The result was that
a semi-traitor lost good place, and
loyal man got it,
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Nouns OF MuLuTUDE.--A little Rirl
was looking at the picture Of a number
of ships when she exclaimed, "See what
flock of ships" We corrected her bv
saying that a flock of ships was called
fleet, and fleet Of sheep was called
ROtk.
And here we may add for the benefit of
the foreigner who is mastering the intri.
cacies Of our language in respect 10 nouns
Of multitude, that a flock Of girls is call
ed a bevH and bevy Of wolves is called
pacE, and a pack Of thieves is called q
gang, and q gang Of angles is called a
hod, and host Of porpoises Is called q
si0a1, and a shoal of bufTaloes is called
herd, and a herd of children is called
tro9p and troop Of partridgcs is calleC
o0Uey and a covey Of beauties is callet
qalarB and a galaxy Of rulIians Is cal
a h0Tie, and a horde Of rubbish is cal
heuD, aud heap OF oxen Is callcl
drore, and a drove Of blackguards
called a q0b and a mob Of whales d.
called a sclo0i and a school Of worship.
pcrs Is called a congregation, and a con
gregatiOn Of engineers Is called a oorpg,
and a corps Of robbers Is called a Land
and band Of locusts is called a siOsin,
and a swarm Of people is called a cy0lod
and crowd Of gentlefolk Is called the
elite, and the elite Of the city's thieves
and rascals are called the r0ugl,s, and a
miscellaneous crowd Of city folks is
called the community or the pBhc accord
log as they are spoken Of by the religious
community or the secular Pbbi'c.--I'aa-
uam's Ph0Rograplic Magazine,
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NO. SO
open Cenre..ion.

Ex-Governor Medary, Of Ohio, made a
speech in defence Of the Buchanan and
Floyd democrats the other day at Colum-
bus, in which he endeavored 20 defend
this party from the charge Of treason.
He enumerated number Of crimes OF
which i was not guilty. Among others,
he said they do not steal"--but here,
remembering doubtless that the hisory Of
Mr. Buchanans administration must be
fresh in lhc minds OF his hearers, he felt
that he had gone too far, and added, after
slight pause and in lower tone--"any
more than is incident 70 imperfect hu
man nature"
We can only say that the Imperfect
human nature of the great democratic
leaders, Buchanan, Floyd, Fernando
Wood and Others, seems TO hsve Good
deal Of that kind Of "inoident"--N j.
Post
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The Louisville Express, which has been
regarded by our Secessionists as their
fayorite organ, denounces the system
of guerrilla warfare, in the following
strong language. What will our rebels
say 10 IL who now have guns loaded,
hidden in their secret chambers, and
garrets to aid these marauders on the
first opportunity2
rhe GuerriiIas "a work.
The quiet Of Kentucky has been rude
ly disturbed within the past few days
by a guerrilla raid headed by John
Morgan, as has been reported, but more
likely under the guidance Of Champ Fer
guson, who plumes himself on what he
has done as a guerrilla chief
We have no authentic news Of their
exploits, but, 10 is stated that they made
an attack on detachment Of the 35th
Ohio, near New Hope, a few miles from
New Haven, and after twenty minutes con-
hict were repulsed and retreated. Thence
they proceeded 70 Lebanon where a
fight ensued with a small number Of
ANeNAdA opAAANA = NNh u Wiluul Nttt hllA-
ed, and Lieutenant.C Colonel A. Y. John
son and others,of the 28th Kentuckv,tak-
en- prisoners COLI ohnson,as we learn from
Ben. Spalding, was released on parole.
We are informed by Mr.. s. that the guer-
rillas burned the public property in the
place. but did not rob the bank When
they left there--about LOO strong as he
thinks--it was said they went 60 Dam
vile. 1t is also said they were in Law
renceburg, and later rumor reports them
at Shelbyville. Gen. Boyle has doubt
less taken measures TO checkmate them.
The raid in Kentucky can be produce
tive of no good. Guerrilla warfare is Of
all the most lawless, for while Il preys
upon the foe il often times dispoils the
friend They move in such small bodies
that they cannot possibly divert the
force of an enemy from its plans, and in
that respect fail to aid the cause they
profess to serve. Besides this, when they
mark their track with fragrant wrongs,
as in the case at Lebanon, il is indefen-
sible 1t is shameful il is criminal
The destruction of public property is an
injury to the people of that town alone,
andnot to, the Government, against whom
these men are fighting. War has enough
of horrors without employing this most
savage and unrelenting Of all warfare.
And we think the people Of the State
may congratulate themselves when the
guerrillas are ont of Il.
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IN OhancerY at NASHVILLE.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 tho
> Clerks O1lse, Chancary Court at Nashville Mon
day July The 7lh, 1862
L. p. B,e;h Comp ananl rs West H Humphreys do.
fandant
10 appearing fum afi1aylt licd IN th cause tint
the neiondauls West m Humphreys has removed nom
ihe state Of lcuncafee or 1850 ahsc0nlnR or COrcea
ing himself that The oniuary pfo1ofg of thc law cu-
nos b' served on him. To- ar bored Chat hc enter f
appearance herein before or within thc hrat tAree days
~ the next term o said Court Do De Aed on the rt
Monday IN November next (642) tnd plead, answer or
doinur 60 Complananrs Bin, of tso same Nil he tru
for, confessed a- 90 him and set for herring Iare
and that cuiy 0 this order De Published ouat Heuk
Tor four successive weeks m tho Nashville Union,
A Copy--Aucst;
J 3. CrEAyEs. G. &M
J. g. Bnirs q eox, Sol for C0mfii iuy lav3i
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Shooting Of Insubnrdlnate soldier.
az NIcABhurR.

FROM thn Ni'ksuurg Whig ofJuno 2lst
Yesterday the closing scene Of thrill
ling tragedy was enacted near the bat
teries, below the city. The day was set
apart by the commanding general for the
execution of the extreme penalty OF the
law upon Frederick Judd, company b.
Pinckney battalion; Corporal N. G.
Hughes, company b, Pinckney battalion,
John Rowland, company G, Louisiana
artillery, all for desertion and Charles
A. Ling, company A, Louisiana artillery,
for drunkness, insubordination, and
threatening the life of an officer
Not having any desire TO witness such
a sight, we are unable to give our read
ers any Of the particulars of the execu-
tion. We learn that they were shot about
noon, and that all bore their fate calmly.
King, Il is said, when marched before
the executioners, look up with a counte-
nance that disclosed generous soul, and
opening his shirt pointed to his heart,
and told them to shoot him there--ihat
4" Mississippi never shot braver soldier"
We have been unable TO learn the cause
of these men deserting, who voluntarily
left their homes for the defense of the
country, but rumors says the tyranny Of
officers and failure TO obtain transfers
was the reason.
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In Chancsry at Nashville.

CrATE or TENNESsEE.-At Rules held in the
- Clerks once, Chlncery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the 7th, 1862
John siiIto Complain mt. "a. II NJ MrsAall ct al, DE
tcntunis.
Il appearing from ali iavt aled in this cause that
the Defendant, hammond Marshall, has removed
himself nom the state Of Tennessee, that the ,rd
nary process Of law cannrt be served ON HIM, Rul
thut the defendant, c. X Marshal Is ron-ros dent
OF the State OF Tennessee Il is ordered thAt tey do
enter their appearance herein before Or within the
nrst three days Of the next term Of said Court to bg
held on the lst n nduy IN November next (lS6l) and
pleaad answer or demur 10 COup,auants bill, or the
saHso VIII be taken for confessed TO them, and set
Cor hearing parte and that copy OF this order be
published week lpf tour successive weeks In tho
Nashville Union. CJR-Atcst:
ID. b. GiEANE8, C. & ".
RUSSELL HovsroN, Sol. for Comppt jnyl3wAt
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

IHE attention Of citizens, strangers, and others vie
4 itiug Nashville, requiring medida aid, E respect
fully called TO this office, Nc 81 DOadorck street. SEQ
ond door, between Cherry and the square.
pr. CotNNAN Is an old practitioner of medicine; ha
almost unlimited experience and hattering suecosf
Tor many years past IN the treatment OF FRivAfE IN
Ess, has induced him % devote bis undivided atten.
uou % an diseases ,of thls nature. Many cases OF
the most iuveterate character have promptly yledod
10 his improved method OF treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph
u.s G0norrhoa, Gleat and an diseases OF the geuila
and urnsry organs, moot with no resistance 70 hI
remIdioe,
A female irregularities and functional isdrrauge
meuts OF tho womb, and the disease arising uom
Gcstauon and lll manECt parturti0n,
Evoiy case 0i RaduCihlc Rupture and OF Piles az
troapsus ui the Reotum, and most casea OF Fstula
can be cured by process nearly painless, n either
of tho latter casos be- uudertakcn by Dr. Coleman, q
cure b. tHuuratlV udTuafad as a careful rXamnatied
always pacscnu The urCessry indications of success ~
failure by hls improved method Of operating
fertons of either sex applying u person or BY hotter
describing caaol CA the nrst symptoms of any acute
Fpocino dsUafc, can he cured ben nioat cases. By The
ahortlvc method, in forty eight hours.
Strict confidence, prompt attention, aud moderate
charges, Will govern him with bic patrons
80 No mercury used in thc treatment OF usnorea
diseases, al he believes 90 mOst casosl % produces
worse disease than that it a gven 20 cure
once hours from eight IN The morning ull nine In
he evening. Jan 10, 'd2-ly
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Ia ChancorY at Nashville.

CtTATE or TEVNE sSEE.-At Rules held In the
- Clerks Onloe, Chancory Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July tbs tn, 1862.
john shiAt9 Complainant, Is. It, Marshal Ct as, De
fendaut
II appc1rng from aflaavit hled in this cause that
the Defendant Hammond Marshall has removed
himse from he limits cf the State uf Tennessee so
that tie pr usry prOccs OF tae law cannot bo served
on him is ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before within the FIRST three days orihe next
term Of ead Court TO be hold on The lst Monday In
November next QS02) and lead answer or dCmur TO
Complainant bill or the same "a ill be taken for con
fcssed as To him. and set for hearing e., and that
a copy of this order be pub shpd week Tor four
successive weeks IN the Nashvi lc Union
A Copy-Attest J. Il GIEAVES C. & NJ
Russ H. HousToN Sol for mplt jlylSW4s
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In Chaneery at Nashville.

CrATE CF TENNESsEE.-At Fulcs held in The
- Clerks OhCc, Cgancery Court az Nashville, M.n-
day, July the 7ih, 1862,
Wiliam simmons Complainant &C. r. McNanus and
Otle'z h.f nlauts.
II appearing from atidavu uied IN this cause that
the Defendant q, NcNanus pacl ot residence Dr. u1
known and that be is row uuu-rrsidcut Of
the Sttteu Tennessee. 10 s ordered that ho do
enter his Appearance herein b.1re within thg 0T5t
hreC days ut thg next term of SAID CiuIt To- hg hod
She lst Mondlyi in Noyemher noXt Ue6-) and plead,
answer or dtmur 90 4 mp Iuauts b.u, ur Che same
Will be- taken tor confessed % hm and set for
hearing pa te and that copy Of this order bc pub
lshel once week Tor four succe.slye weeks lu the
Nashville Union. A COpy--Aucst
J. = GLEANES, C.. 6 NJ
A l. DFv0ss FOL. for COmpIt illy l5Nit .
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"SoME' INsEcr-Capt Kingsbury, Of
Co. A, Nth regiment now at Corinth,
thus describes an insect very annoying TO
the troops in camp at that place. We
presume the boys" will not be disposed
10 complain Of mosquitous, gnats, etc,
which iniest this locality, after suffering
from the assaults Of the " Propeller Fly;'
Within the last week have discov-
cred a new kind Of insect call IL the
Propeller Fly. Il is not as large as one
Of our Yankee mosquitoes, but you ought
10 see aud feel them bite. They light on
you, raise their hind end-standing on
their fore legs-and commence turning
around. Their bin is like a cork screw,
and when they get il in The right place
they start the machinery by advancing
the right fore leg. They then work a
propeller wheel, which is, Of course, at
the stern, aud around they 60 like Light
ming. and IN goes the cork screw, and you
cannot pull them of without unscrewing
them.n
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CTATE CT TENNESSEE AT RUNS hold in tie
- Clerks Ofnce, Chanccry Cobrt az Nashville, Mou
day, July the 7th, 1862.
Martha Newman, Comp'aniut, ts. Ihmu opd
Marshall, le endant
II appearing from afilvit ned Ia this Caure that
the Defendant Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from The stare Of Tennessee 20 that the ord-
nary process OF the law cannot be served him, II
is ordered that he do enter biz appearance heron be-
fore within the 50 three days OF he next term Of
said Court, 70 be held On the lsl Monday la Noyem-
ber next liS62) and pcad, answer or dgmur 20 Com.
plainants b or the Same VIII Doe taken Dr confessed
30 them and set for hearing parte, and that "a
copy of ths order De publ l-hed uucc week for four
successive weeks iu the Nashville nion
A Copy--Aucst. j. E.GLEAYEs, c. & NJ
r. Housrov Sol for Comp.t. Julyl3w4t
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In Chaueelv at I.a.hgille.

CTATE OF IlryNEssFE --lt .s.lal loll u the
- Cers Olce, 'hlncery Court 90 Nasltgi ilie, Mon
day July the 1ih, 1sGl,
cynthia Brown CO % Comnl mauts, ". Vest u.
Humphreys Def ndani.
ft appearing tom ani avil uled iu This calse that
the dtfmdani, West y. Humnhreys has euovel fum
State Of Tennessee is abs o1dinE or cOlCeiug
himse that tho ordinary prlC IS II the law caunot
be served on him 10 is Oruered that be do cute bis
appearance herein be ore or within the Grst three
days Of the tenn uf sal ur To be held on the
iHt Money m November Xt (lS2 ADD plead, answer
dcmur b. Complanants bill, the me Will he "a
ken tor confessed 10 him and set for hearing parc
and that cepy of this rrde be publ once week
for our successive weeks In the Nashville Union.
A Coyv-Attost j. h. GtEAVtS, G. n W.
j. $. BRiES a soS, soils fr Complj. juyl3S4t.
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MORNING, JULY II 1862
NoiIco 20 CIuh- ,InI,cr..

The Editor will be greatly obliged TO
persons making up clubs for the UNION il
they will remit to the publishers and not
TO himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble ia
all parties
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

C,TATE OF TENNESSFE.--At Rules held 10 the
- lart 0iiige, Cnauccy Court at Melville Mon.
da , Jolly the 1th, 1902.
Slmnel ramsey CompRuanr e.. Widow ami llei's at
law Cf samuel spark man aud others Dclol0mts,
Il appearing from affidavit Gled in this cause that
the Defendants, J. Lowell and wife Betty w. Lowell,
sre non resident Of the State Of Tennessee II ordered
that they DO enter their appearance heron before
or within the rst taree days Of tue next term OF sad
Curt be held on the lst Monday IN November next
QS62) and plead, answer or drmur to Complainant s
bin or tho same Sil be taken nor c1nlssei as 90
them and set for hearing cN plrtc, ami that copy
of this order be Published once week tor four sue
cessive weeks In the Nashville uui0n.
a Copy---Attest y. =. GLEAVlS, g. a NJ.
J. 5. BglEN h Sos SOls FOR Compl 3. july l3Ti
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C,TATE OF TENNESsEE AT Rules held 10 the
- Clark OGi0c, Cnancory Usuft at Nashville, Mon
day, Juyy tho Ith, 1862.
Isiac s. hichols Complainant rs Charles L. Chill.
DIRE s and others, olenlauts.
u app ang from aihdayit ned in tins cause that
the Defendant S. Chliross is nonresident u The
state OF Tennessee II Is ordered that he DO enter his
appearance hei Gin before within the 1rst three
days OF the next term OF said Count to be held the
1stMonday IN NOvcmb rn' Xt (lS62) and plead answer
or dcmur TO COmpanants bill, ihe Will be Ia,
ken for confessed TO him aud SET for hearing CX
parte and that copy OF this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks IN the Nashville
Union. A COpy--Attest
J. +. GLEAV.S, C. AN.
ID. +. WILEIN, Sol for C0mplt. iulyl3w4t
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson Couaty, June 18th 1892, a negro man
Owho says his name Is ABRAHAM; says he belongs
TO Samuel Atken.on Of Cheatham county Tenn aga
about 81 30 years old CHS about i45 or 100 lbs
feet 2 inches high, copper color, scar on chnk
about QUO itch long, small scar edge cfho hair above
right temple.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
porty, md pay charges, as the law directs.
A. HINTON,
iune29-3t Sheriff and Jailor Of D. c.
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l. O. O. F.


at Noslmlie Tenn.
Tsupsssos Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ue, at their Hall, on the corner Of Union aud SUM
mcr strccts The officers for the present term, are:
O. s. I0aueur, n c.; j. r. Mills, vG., J. l.. wcakey,
Secretary l.. X Spain, Treasurer.
T,abus Lodge, No, lo-Mccls at tho same place
every Monday Evening The oncors arc r. A.
Campbell, NGa Houry Apple, YG.i --- --------
Secretary o. y Browa rrcasuror
Sna,s Lodge, No oo-Neols at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday tvening. The officers
are o C. Covert, n G Frank Hornau, YGi James
wyatt, Secretary ", NJ Mallory n. asurcr
Aurora Loig-, No lo5, (Gsrmaul-Mools at the
Hail. corner of Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Ev,ping. The officers are Charles Rich
NG.; p. Friedman, V.G.i -- Batoruch, secretary
Geo seiiore, Treasurer
Ridgelv EHcdmpmsHL No. l-Meots at the above Hall
on the nrst and third Wednesdays OF each month
The oflcora are J. Mills Cr.i r. n. Mcbride, u r
@. y Fuller, Sw, Peter Harris, Jr, J. W. John y.
Hide, Scribe B. n, Cutter Treasurer
Olirs Brducl Eucampmsat No i-M,e,s At the
above Hall ou the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each MONTH Tho olcers src Jas. T Bolt,
CP,i Henry Apple up'i l.. Moker, s.w.; B. Frod-
man, J.w' Charo' Kroher scribci }. ~ Ward,
Treasurer.
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A Frenchwoman named Huet, who has
reached the extraordinary age Of one
hundred and six years, was recently
much improved in health by getting
Knocked down by a cart in the streets Of
Paris. Whereas she was previously quite
weak and inGrm, the strong nervous
shock has so far revived her faculties that
she is now exceedingly vigorous, and, as
one Of the French papers says, "it is
thought that she may yet live a long
while" She followed most Of the
campaigns Of the first Napoleon as q
i,r1D4iere
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The valuation of property in New
York upon which taxes are to be collect
ed this year is, in ronnd numbers, S572,-
100000 last year, S5S1,5OOOO Taxes
this year, S9,878,GGl last year, S1O-
627.G32.
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A new eruption of Yesuvis is expected
at Naples. The volcano is already send
ing forth lava in the direction of Pom
peii, and ashes in the direction Of Por-
tici. The atmosphere Of the city is
highly charged with electricity--a phe-
nomenon which usually precedes an
eruption.
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson c0nty, Jane "a 1892 negro man.
" who says hs nlIuo Is GkOKGE WASHINGTON ;
says he belongs % ssry Ann Yoargan, Of Warren
county, Ky aged about 4O years weighs I75 or $50
lbs. o feet inches high color black ,small scar on
forehead small guates. The owner Il requested TO
come forward, prove property aud pay charges as
the law directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
iuuels-3t sheriff and Jailnr OF H. C.
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The war correspondent Of that dashing
paper, the Cincinnati Times, writes, thus,
from this place Of the Union. We shall
blush ourselyesto death.
We have an institution here called the
Nashville Daily Union" tits a news
paper--a real live ncwspapor-an newspa-
per whose columns are devoted 20 the
glorious cause of our glorious Union, and
no mistake. IL is, indeed, one Of those
institutions in whose columns truth, hon
esty, patriotism, and sterling, ready wit
arc always TO be found. Il isa credit 10
the State, an honor 70 the city, and a ter
ror 10 the "Secesh" Mr. Mercer, its able
editor, is one Of the George d. Prentice
styls-cutting right and left whenever
and wherever needed
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, June II, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says he be ongs
to Thomas z. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn. age
about 1S o~20 years old, weighs about 100 pounds,
feet 3lS inches in height color black, no marRs;
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, a. pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
June29-3t sheriff and Jailor Of ID c.
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A blue dye, the color perfectly lasting
has been discovered by a chemist of
Elboouf It has not particle Of indigo
in its composition, and effects a saving Of
fifty per cent.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson County, Tenn, July o, l802, Negro
- Boy, WHO BAYS bis nane is HENRY; says DE be-
longs i0 William Reed, of Ciarksylne, Tenni aged II
Yets, weighs 8l or l0J pounds ieet u inches hghi
cQlo- blae. 90 marks The owner IS requested 10
come forward, rrove property, and nay charges as
iho law Directs J. VI. HINTON.
July q, 1862 Sllcrin ana jaUOr OF D. q.
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Committed to Hail

nF davidson county, june 18th, 1852 a negro man
" who says his name is ALEX says be belongs
~ lucy smith, OF ayidson oocnty, Tenn; aged
about 81 years weighs l46 or 100 pounds feet "
inches highi copper color nn marks. The owner is
requested to como forward prove property and pay
charges As the law directs.
J. ~ HINTON,
lunolS-3t sheriff and Jaiior Of ID 4.