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RICHMOND, 26th.
All quiet at fredericksburg.

All QulCI az pTSuCIlChbDuTG.
The London Times, in an editorial
on the New York Chamber of Com.
merce and the Confederate steamer
Alabama, says the New York Chamber
Of Commerce had better send Captain
Wilkes after the Alabama; we cannot
undertake to capture this one cruizer :;
we are sorry that the Brilliant was
burnt, and so we are that towns on the
Mississippi were burnt, and that mur.
der and dishonor of men and women Of
Alabama took place. These scenes arc
said to have suggested the name of
this terrible cruiser.
The Lincoln Government has again
kicked down. Diario de la Mariana
says that as soon as the representative
from her Majesty at Washington, Selg
nor Trazara, received details Of the
case, he visited and read to Mr.. Seward
the dispatch of the Captain General Of
Cuba, in which the facts of the case
were stated, and necessary declama.
tion made, Mr.. Seward assured the
Spanish representative, in the most
atcgorical manner, that the United
States Government highly disapproved
Of the conduct of its naval officer who
violated our laws and territory, and
was willing TO give complete satisfac
ton to the Government Of Spain.
The London Star, in an editorial on
the escape Of the Alabama, says it is
known that as many as nine ,othcr
ships are being built or equipped in Il
British harbor for service of the Con,
fedcrates If they were to serve sim
Ply strictly as veseels of war, or if they
were to be employed in an attempt to
break the blockade and recover New
Orleans, to fight the Federals on South
rivers, or other legitimate arts of war
fare, they would be subject to arrest
and detention.
RICHMOND, Goth
The 'etersburg Express, this morn
ing, has late intelligence from Suffolk,
that the enemy are heing largely rein.
forced there Reliable persons state the
number at thirty three thousand at that
point. Gentlemen from Portsmouth
report the number at sixty thousand.
Abolition officers at Suffolk make no
attempts to conceal that their ultimate
intentions and designs are to march up
on Weldon, seize the railroad and iso-
late Richmond from the South.
The Express says it would Lot be
surprised if the enemy were marching
upon Petersburg instead of Weldon.
RICHMOND, 26th.
RumoIs from the valley state that
the Yankees are advancing towards
Staunton by way OF Highland county.
They number over four thousand. Their
progress in that direction will soon be
checked.
RICHMOND, 9th.
A recently published United States
Naval Register, places the number of
Yankee vessels at three hundred and
eighty.eight, mounting three thousand
and seventy-two guns. There are yet
one hundred and seventeen renegade
southerners holding positions under the
enemy's navy. The Dispatch of this
morning says it seems to be understood
that portion at least of the Federal
force which threatened the town of
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RICHMOND 27.

The Police made descent upon the
Richmond gambling houses this morn
ing, capturing about sixty sports
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70 F F l c l A L.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed 1t the Second Session Of the ThjrV sspeRh
Cong tSS.
TPUBrIC-No. 55l

Nbllb-NOs %
An ACT to establish branch mint of the
United States at Denver in the Ter
ritory of Colorado.
Bet enacted Ly HE Senate ana House of
Representatives gf the United States If Ameu'-
ca IN Congress assembled, That a branch
OF the mint Of the United States be To-
Gated and established at Denver, in the
Territory Of Colorado, for the coinage of
gold.
Sec 2. and be 10 further e,acted, That,
for carrying on the business Of said
branch, the following officers shall be APP
pointed as soon as the public interest
shall require thor service, upon the nom
nation of the President, by and with
the adviCr aud con.ent OF the Senate,
namely, one superintendent one assay
er one mcltcr and reGner and one cOiner;
and the said superintendent shall em-
ploy as many clerks, subordinate work.
men, and laborrrs, under the direction Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, as may
be required Tho salaries of the said
officers shall be a. follows: To the SUI
perintcndcnt, the sum Of two thousand
doliars; TO the assayer, the sum OF
eighteen hundred dollars: = the melter
and rtfincr, eighteen hundred dollars; 10
the COinrr, eighteen hundred dollars; To
the clerks, subordinate w0Ikmon, and
lobOrcrs, such wages and allowances as
are customary accordngFo their respoc-
tive stations aud occupations.
SEC. 3. ind be 10 further enacted, That
line officers aud clerks 10 bc appointed
under this act, before entering upon the
Execution Of their Offices shall take an
oath or affirmation, before some judge Of
the United States or Of the Supreme
Court Of said Territory, faithfully and
diligently TO perform The duties of their
Offices, and shall each become bound TO
the United States Of America, with one
or moro sureties, 20 the satisfaction Of
the director Of the mint or the secretary
Of the Territory Of Colorado and Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury with the
condition Of the faithful performance Of
the duties Of their Offices.
81. /. and be II further eacteL That
the general direction Of the business Of
said branch Of the mint Of the United
States shall be under the control aud
regulation Of the director Of the mint at
U T.
Philadelphia, subject TO the appreciation
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury and
.or that purpose it shall be the duty Of
the said director 20 prescribe such reg
ularions and require such returns peril
odically aud occasionally, and 10 csiab-
lish such charges for pa ting, assaying,
] refining and coming, as shall appear 90
him 10 be necessary for the purpose Of
carrying into effect the intention Of this
act in establishing said branch also for
the purpose Of preserving uniformity Of
weight form, and finish 10 the coin
stamped at said branch
SEC o. Ind Js 10 further enacted That
said branch mint shall be a place Of
deposit for such public moneys ~ he
Secretary Of the Treasury may direct.
And the superintendent Of said branch
mint VINO shall perform the duties Of
I treasurer thereof, shall have the custody
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one, and the independence of the United
States Of America the eighty-sixth.
n. B. JUDI, lL.s.l
WILHELM AUeUsr VoN FErrzENsrEN,TL LIS |
PROTOCOL.
II remains understood that, until the
execution of The stipulations contained in
article V and VII Of the treaty Of to-day
shall have taken place, the Elanoverian
Government shall preserve the right, pro-
visionally, by way of precaution to main
tain The dues which il has agreed 20 abol-
ish. But as soon as the United States of
America shall have fulfilled the stipula-
tions therein mentioned, the Ilanovcrian
Government shall order the discharge of
that temporary measure OF prtcaution, as
regards merchandise transported in Ame-
rlcan vessels. Until, however all the
Powers, parties to the general treaty OF
toe 22d day OF June, 1861, concerning
the abolition Of the Stade or Brunshausen
dues, shall have fulfilled the engagements
contained in the articles V and VII Of the
last named treaty, il shall have power TO
require OF American vessels proof Of
their nationality without thereby causing
thcm a delay or detention.
Done at Berlin, the 9th November, 1861
n. b. JUpD LIS. |
WILHELM AUGUsT Won REITzLNsTEN, LIS
And whereas the said Treaty has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the re-
spectivo ratitlcatiJns Of the same were
exchanged at Berlin, on the 29th Of April
las, by Norman b. Judd, Envoy E1-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of the United States, and Baron August
Wilhelm Won Reilzenstein, Envoy EX-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
of his Majesty the King Of Hanover, on
the part Of their respective Governments {:
Now, therefore, be il known, that ],
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the
United States of America, have caused
the said Treaty TO be made public, TO the
end that the same, and every clause and
article thereof, may be observed and full .
filed with good faith by the United
States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States TO be affixed
Done in the City of Washington, this
seventeenth day Of June, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
! II. s.. eight hundred and sixty two, and
of the Independence of the United
States the eighty -sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President,
F. w. SEWARD, Acting Secretary
of State.
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NO. 50

OF the same, and also perform the duties
of assistant treasurer and for that
purpose shall be subject TO all the pro
visions contained in an act entitled IAN
act to provide tor the better organization
OF the treasury and for the collection.
sale seeking, transfer and disbursement
OF the public revenue" approved August
&, 1916, which relates TO the treasury of
the branch mint at New Orleans.
Sec. q. Ind be Il 6utly enacted That
the superintendent Of said branch mint be
authorized, under the direction of the
Secretary Of the Treasury aud on terms
to be prescribed by him, TO issue 10 pay
ment Of the gold dust and bullion depo
sIted for assay and coinage or bars.
drafts. or certificates Of deposit, payable
at the Treasury or any Sub treasury of
the United States, to any depositor elect
ing TO receive payment in that form.
Sec. Z. ARd be Il further enacfSR, That
all the laws and parts Of laws now in
force for the regulation Of the mint Of
the United States, and for the govern
ment of the officers and persons employed
therein, ana Tor the punishment of all
offences connected with the mint or coin
age OF the United States, shall be and
they aie hereby declared to be in full
force III relation TO the branch of the
mint by this act established, as far as
the same may be applicable thereto.
Scc 8. Ind he 10 fpthe, enacted, That
the sum OF seventy five thousand dollars
be aud the same is hereby appropriated,
out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, TO carry into ef-
feet the provisions of this act, and to
meet the expense Of the current year and
Tor the fiscal year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and sixty-threc.
Approved April -, 1862.
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CHINESE JusTIcE.-Much has been
said Of the happy dispatch " among the
Japanese. But the Chinese ofleu dispatch
a poor wretch in a somewhat unhappy
manner. A letter dated Shangai, May
g., states that the keeper Of an eating
house in that city had few days before
charged d visitor with eating quantity
Of rice not paid for, when an angry dis
putc arose. A mandarin was sent for
who ordered the victim 10 be ripped open
10 ascertain whether be had swallowed
the food, IL was done, and no rice I und'
A false charge had been msds and 70
put things 70 right according 10 Chimes
ideas, the head Of the accuser was quick
ly taken Of when the magistrate "ss
ready for another job
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[PRnL1c-No. SCI

An ACT 10 authorize the President Of the
United States TO appoint diplomatic
Representatives 10 the Republics of
Hayti and Liberia, respectively.
Be 10 enacted By tie Senate and House OF
Representatives Of The Uaitei States of Amer
ca IA Congress assembled, That the Presi-
dent Of the United States be, and he
hereby is authorized, by and with the ad %
vice and consent Of the Senate, to appoint
diplomatic representatives of the Uni ed
States TO the Republics of Hayti and
Liberia, respectively. Each of the said
representatives so appointed shall be &C
credited as commissioner and consul gen
eral, and shall receive the compensation
of commissioners according TO the act OF
Congress approved August eighteen
eighteen hundred and iifty-six Provided
That the annual compensation Of the re
preventative at Liberia shall not exceed
four thousand dollars
Approved, June 3, 1862.
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lPUBLIC-No. SO.

An ACT supplemental TO An act grant
ing the right Of way TO the State of
Missouri, and a portion of the public
lands TO aid in the construction of Ger
tain railroads in said State" approved
June tenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
two.
BE IL enacted by the Senate ant h6uss ~
Representatives ofHs United Satesof AmeIrq
IN CDagre s assembled, That the time re-
quired by the act to which this Is sun
elemental, for the completion of the road
therein described, from the city Of Saint
Louis to such point on the western boun-
Diary Of said State as may be designated
by the authority Of said State" as well
as the time Of reyerson TO the United
States Of the lands thereby granted 10
the State Of Missouri for the use of said
road, is hereby extended for ten years
from the tenth day Of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty two: Provided, That
in case said company fail to complete said
road within the time as Dhus extended
the said lands shall revert TO the United
States.
Approved, june 3, 1862.
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l. O. o F.


JouN F. uIDr, Gnud Secretary, should be addressed
At Washable, Teph.
TenA'sass Lodge, No. I--NcCts every Tuesday Eyen
ingsat their Hall on the corner OF Union aud sum
mcr streets. The officers for the present term, are
Q. 5, Losueur, n c., J. f. Nils Yd ~. l.. wSak'ey,
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
Toabu' lodge, No, lO--Nects at the sane place
every NeGAsy Evsa,SE Thr udiU'r' are ii, a.
Campbell, No; Henry Apple, V O.; ----
secretary b ,. Brown, Treasurer,
SHiiss Lodge, No, eO-Eess a their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday tvepIng The officers
nrc u, C. Covert, "a; Frank Hartman, y.G.i janice
wyatt, Secretary W, Mallory, Treasurer,
Agrora Lodge, No, lo5 Germany -MeCts at the
Hall ooruer q Union and summer streets eyory
Thursday Evening, The officers are Charles Rich
Me- Friodma' VIC; --- Bittorilch, Secretary;
Geo. fclierle, Treasurer.
Riigey EaoamPweg, No. l-McOts At the above Hall
on the nrst and third Wednesdays OF oach month
The onoers are. J. Il. Kills CP.; T. H. Mcbride, II p
C.. =, fuloT, SW., rctcr Harris, Jr., JW., John y.
Hide, S'ribe r. Il, Gutter, Treasurer,
ohss HraHtA Ecsolmpmel, No. A-M,cts Al the
above Han on tho second and fourth Wednesday
nights q each month. The officers are. jas 7 Bell,
CT, Henry Apple, mp L. Mokcr, sw.: n. Fried,
san, J,W.' CarNs Kircher, Scribe, j. n. Ward
Treasurer
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HENRY STONE, A. A. A. G..


Postomces lRo.oPeuod ia Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county,
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county,
Springfield, Robertson county,
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county,
Smithville, DeKalb county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandra, DeKalb "
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheslham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county
Memphis, Shelby county
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list will be kept standing
In our columns, and added 10 from day
10 day, as other offices are re opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the Propriety Of copying the above
list at least ence q week.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

VNHE attention Of citizens, strangers and others via.
i iung Nashville, requiring metiai aid Ia respect
fully called 20 this ONCE No 81 bcadorck street, SEQ
oud hoor between Chorry aud the square,
Dr. CoIEMAs Is an Old pracutonsr Of medicine; bio
almost unlimited experience and hatterng success
Tor many years past, IN The treatment u FSvArH nH
EASEs has Induced him 20 devote hs undivided atton.
ton 70 an diseases lOi this nature. Many cases OF
the most inveterste character have promptly yielded
70 bis improved method uf treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph'
us, GOn0rrh0a Gca, and an diseases Of Tho genua
and urinary organs meet With no resistance 70 hH
vomdes,
female Irregularities and functional sdersnge
ments OF the Womb, aud the disease arising from
Ge6tauon and 40 managed parturiuun.
Every case Of ReduCiblo Rupture, and 81 flea ~ @
rrolapEua OF the Roctum, and most oasos OF FHtula
can be cured by prucvss nearly paulcss II either
Ot the latter 10 undertaken by ~, OoemAhf
curv s tHp1railp iodrrdHtci careful oxamuhiied
always paesenls the noCessary indications OF roei ~
fdttTshy ha improved method OF opsraiiug,
Pcraous Of either applying in person " ~ letter
describing easel the nrsi symptoms Of any acute
specific disease, be cured, 10 most cases by me
! ab0Tuve method, In forty eight hours.
strict confidence, prompt attention, aud moderate
/ charges, VIII govern bin with his patrons.
80 No mercury used in mo treatment OF ncilsfea
tsoats, a. be believes On masi casua) u produces
/ worse dlacsss than that n IL given ~ curo.
/ omoo houp iron elght IN The morning ON nihe 10
tbU evoninT Jan 10, dA-ly
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[OF FICIAL !
By He President ofHe URtd States # -Aue-
RIGA.
APHOCLAWATION.

WHEREAS a special Treaty between the
United States Of America and his Males
ty the King Of Hanover, concerning the
abolition Of the Stade or Drunshausen
Dues, was concluded and signed by their
respective Plenipotentiaries at Berlin, on
the 9th day of November last, which
Treaty is word for word as follows
Special Treaty Jettoeen he Intel States cf
America and his Majesty the King IF Inn
ovey, concerning the Abolition Of he Sid5s
on Brtmslausc,l Dues, signed at Berlin,
Nrcu,Jer g. 1861.
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.PunLIc REsoLurIoN-No. a2 J
Approved, june 3, 1862.

,PUuLIc REsoLuuoN--No. 32l
JoMT RESOLUTION TO change the name OF
the barque Quebec to the General
Burnside.
Resolved By the Senate aud House of Re,
personalities Of the United States Of America
IN Congress assembled, That the name OF
the bRrque Quebec, late Of Kingston, Ca,
NADIA, be changed to that Of General
Burnside, Of Clayton, New Yerk, and
that the Secretary Of tho Treasury be
authorized TO issue a Register therefor
Approved, June H. 1862.
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THURSDAY aoRNING, JULY "a, 1862


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 rs
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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lPumlc REsoLurloy-No. 90. }

JoEr RESOLUTION transferring super
vision Of Potomac water works 10 the
Department Of the Interior.
Re o'roi Ly ME Senate ami House " Req
regeuiat1c' Of The iu.ied States NJ Amsyial
m Congress assembled, That the supcrvis-
ION Of the Potomac water works be and
the same is hereby transferred from tho
War Department to the Department OF
The Interior. And all uncxpcnded mon
cy which has been heretofore appropria
ted, for the completion Of said water
works, shall be expended under the al
reclion and supervision Of the Secretary
Of the Interior
Approved, Juno IL, 1862.
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COUNTY OFFICERS,

S'srV-James N Hinton. DspuHe'-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. buchanan,
Rosiaer-Phineas Garrett.
T1siee-w. Jasper Taylor
Coroner-N II. Bechor.
R1nger--John Corbtt.
RerHUe Coieoior-J. g. Brilcy.
Railroad Tar Collsctor-W d. Robertson.
CDisabIes for he Nashrus Di,bia-JohR y. Cover
A.l f. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
JuiJs-Hou Jamos whltwJrth.
Clsrk-P. Lindsey Noh0l.
hs- The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday 10
each month, ard the Quarterly Court, compos, Of
us Magistrates Of the County held the Grst Mon,
day In January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Juig'-IIon, Nathaniel Baxter
C7-rk-Davd C. Love
aS- The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
aud September,
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jsdgc-IiOn William H. Turner.
Ciayk-CharlOs h iggons
AS- Tue Court meets the orst Monday iu April Au.
gust and nOocmbsr
cHANcERY COURT,
CLuaos.or--Iou. Samuel D. FrIerson
Cl'rk and Alast0-J. +. Gleayes
A. The Court meets the arsl Monday In May and
Soyomber
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson County, Tom, July 3, 1862, Negro
- Boy, who says bis name rs HENRY; says be be-
longs 10 William Reed, Of Carksyille, Tenn. aged ~
years weighs " or 100 pounds feet OK inches high
color, black; no marks. The owner Is requested TO
come forward, prove property, and pay charges as
the law directs J. VI. HINTON,
July o, 1852. Shorthand Tailor of h. C.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, July l, 1852 Negro Man
| - who says his name Is SAM; says be belongs 10
George Armstrong, OF williamson county, Tenn; aged
| ~ years; weighs l65 pounds, feet inchos high
color, black no marks. The owner Is requested TO
come forward, prove property and pay charges, as
/ the law directs. j. ~. HINTON
| July q-3t. Sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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Committed To Jail

nF Davidson County, lena Juuc u 1899, a no
- gro man, who says his name Is tH tRLsS ard
belongs 10 klChd hightrwrr mlos beyond Buut-
wooi, 10 Win .ms0u county TruuY about % years Of
age weighs about l35 pounds feet s = iuohcs
high scar un back OF len baud The owutr be- To-
Q1cs'ed 10 onme forward, p.oye property, and ray
charges, AZ the law directs,
j. NJ HINTON,
Isnels-st shsrln aud Jslior OF b c.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson County, Tenn, July o. 1852, Negro
" Man, WEU says "a . name Is REUBEN; Gays be
belongs ~ PatOn'a Heirs, Of Davidson County Tenn;
aged q years. weighs i75 pounds; height, feet =
inches; color, black; scar On right wrist The
IL requested 90 come forward lrOye property, and pay
charges, as TIE law directs. J. N. HtNTUN,
July =, ls62-3t. Sheriff and Jaior of D. c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, June OH, 1881, ne
~ gro lirl, named SAlLIG; SAYS she belongs 90
Irwin Hogue, u Asuy County, Tenn. sad girl is
about Is or 20 years old Weighs about 100 or $50
poun' taet inches high two small scars on
forehead scar on upper lip a. the edge Of the nose
copper color.
The owner Is requested TO come frward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J, N. HINTON,
Jnneb~3t sheriff and Jaor Of %. q.
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Gnmmittnd to .IaiI

nF Davidson county, June llth, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name Is AARON says he belongs 10
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about Is
years weighs about 40 or l45 pounds; feet inches
high no marks color black. Tho owner is request
ed 10 come forward prove property, and pay chlrges
as the law directs J NJ HINTON,
iuuelS-3t Sherl and Tailor Off C.
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Committed to Lail

" Davidson county, June rs 1892, negro man
~ who says his name is COLUMBUS says he be-
longs 90 Or, hokissiuks, OF Maury county Tenn age
about 30 years weighs about ~ or l45 pounds s
feet = inches hlgh long bushy hair copper color
no marks The owner Is requisite TO come FOR.
ward, prove property and pay charges ar the law d.
rects D. HINTON,
iunelS-8t Sheriff and Jauor Of h &