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a Liccly Little AN"ir IN tie

Myers, Of the G. 5. steamer Oregon,
being engaged on duty, on Sunday,
and not expecting any particular en-
sagenent with the enemy, had the
pleasure Of little brush i'll the
Sound, near Pass Christian.
At Major Winnem"rc's request.
the captain. having performed the
duty assigned him. ran down towards
Ship Island, when the U. ;. steamer
propeller New London emerged from
the Yankee fleet to drive him away.
To draw her into shallow water. and
at Il distance from succor, he put the
Oregon about to the westward. and
waited off the east end Of Pass Chris
tan for the enemy to come within
range. AS soon as she did SO. the
Oregon opened fire from her rifle
gun.
During the engagement that ens"-
cd one shell took effect near the bow
of the the New London. The latter
replied with some twenty rifle shell.
The captain Of the orego" having
come out with no expectation OF an
engagement, had not supplied himself
with a sufficient quantity Of anlmuni-
ton to keep up a protracted contest,
and was therefore Reluctantly COM
pell.d to withdraw, after having kept
IN the gallant fight for Il halt hour
or more.
The enemy e~inc.'d not the slight
est disposition to continue the ell
saeem@nt. but put about and return
ed to her anchorage at Ship Island.
The Oregon ran into Pass Chris
tian, remaining there one or two
hours, and then left for this city,
where she arrived ut 5 o'clock yes
terday (Monday) morning
The shell Of the enemy were hand.
somely directed, and fell in danger
|ous-preximity to all aboard the Ore
gon. Our friend Myers was obliged
TO squat 1t the approach of one o
them. And yet, providentially, no.
one struck the gallant little craft,
| Lieut.. Rainey's practice squalet
Theirs. All his shells exploded very
near tho enemy.
Capt. Myers reports that the de
tachm.nt of the Brookhaven Artii
lery Mississippi Volunteers, worked
their guns with the utmost coolnes
and intrcpidity, and his crew exhih
tied the stricttst attention to thei
duties during thu whole of this livcl.
little affair.
+ We are indebted to Major-Gci
. Lowell for his permission to pnbiis
= these facts from the official report ,
: Capt. Myers.-Picayune.
Free Negroes in Oh'o.-The Cir
Il cinnati Enquirer states that the Il"
: lowing petition is being circr'latc,. i
. Ohio, and that in Jefferson towns, |
e Franklixcounty, the country in VIII
,, Columbus. is situated, the petit %
d received the signatures Of two Ltn
l. dred and forty -one voters.
To the General Assembly at Il
State OF Ohio: We, the nnderSi@ny
!, voters of Franklin COUNTY, Oh,
i view Of the intimation made ty i
President Of Aic United State.
his message, that by an act "i e"
;, gress, and by laws OF some Of Il
States, to be hereafter enacted, na1
,ftha r.rros.s he1d AS slaves INA,
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those now in Ohio to be removed iii
m,nt may suggest, and that YOU max"
it the duty Of the trustees OF the SCI
eral townships to see that said law
be- faithfully enforced.
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the. taking Of Fort Henry can be,
lookedupon i'll the same light, which
we trust will be the case. O..

we trust will be the case.
General Ncms.-'rhe se London1
Times says ru,nor fixes England's
expenses, owing to the late difficulty,
nj ef2, OO0, 900, but the Times expects
when all the bills are in it will be
double that sum, and the money has
not been thrown away.
Russell, in his correspondencetothe
London Times, predicts the tate OF
the American Government will be-
sealed ifJanusry passes without some
great victory.
A decree by the Emperor appoints
Marshal Mngnan Grand Master OF
the Free Masons in France. The
Grand Master has hitherto been ell
ect,d Ivy the Free Masons them
selves. ...
The suspension of Skea's bank ut
| Madrid is attributed to the heavy
defalcations by the junior PARTNER
The liabilities We're estimated at
se250,OOO and upwards.
| A violent shock of earthquake was
felt mt Dresden on the 9th. 1t ex-
tended as far as Leipsic. No dam
age is reported.
1t was reported that Russia had
sent an embarrassing ultimatum TO
Rome to the effect that if the Pope
does not condemn the conduct of the
Polish clergy Russia will recognise
the Kingdom of Italy.
The Turks at Tripoli have NAL
treated several Christian inhabitants.
The French Consul demanded indeIn-
nitv, and French frigate had arriv-
ed off the port. -....
The English navy officers express
the most supreme disgust at the COW
ardly backing out of the Yankee IN
f the Mason and SIidell affair. TIL.
: Spaniards again complain of th'
; seeming slight bestowed on then
!, Government. in never having tn.
t had a commissioner sent TO Madrid
. They claim that they would have
r long since recognized us having tn
same institutions to uphold that W.
f have. Our Government should ~
Z NEEDY the evil. G-nilemen fror'
$ Europe say the Spaniards are "u
warmest friends everywhsre.-Hav
ana Cor. Mobile Tribune
i Plundcr.-'rhe Tyelr Reporter al
It ludins to the battle with Opothley
II holo, gives the following AS the res
y ult, showing very conclusively tina
% Indian fighting is sometimes n pay
k ing business, After putting tn
ii rascals fairly to rout the gam base
ed was thus Summed ups
About 800 warriors killed. an
over 500 of their wotn4sn and child
rem captured. Also sG negroes, ! 10
horses, 43 loaded wagons, 30 yok
of oxen, 500 beef cattle, 600 sl,ee]
and large lot of ammunition al
provisions. 1t ia said that Opotl
l.yholo's command is completed
:. broken up.
oil A G00I Ht.-A wit OF All edit
$, thus hits another editor who hs
rs sneered at political speaker for b
It. ing a shoemaker:
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Our worthy postmaster will accept
our thanks. for his petite favor.
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81 Seventeen of the twenty-six news
papers that were published in Flori-
da, twelve months ago have been
;fomod:to, suspend. By reason of hard
times, ~ ' a-
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Washington specials state that a
member of Congress has a letter from
an officer in high rank in the army
to younger officer, then in Califor-
MIA, advising him to go South, and
that young officer is now on Beau
regards staff.
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4 Go0d Hn.-A wit OF All editor
thus hits another editor who had
sneered at a political speaker for be-
ing a shoemaker:
We don't know that the editor can
possibly swallow a regular shoenaak.
or but no writes as if he swallowed a
great many cobblers' every day"
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Our. AGENTS:

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1862.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY

fNNHE attention Of cEons, strangers and others Wis
Il iung Nashville, requiring meudai aid, n respect
ny called 10 this odice, No, 2i headorCk street, 500
ond door between Cherry and The Square.
nr COLEMAN Is an Old practitioner Of medlclnei me-
almost unlimited experience and hattoring aucccaf
Tor many years PAST in tle Treatment Of FRYAra DE
rAss has nduccd him % devote bis Undivided atton
ton b AN diseases ,of ths nature, Many cases Of
thc most nvctcrute character have promptly yielded
% his ltuprovcd method OF treatment.
Primary, secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
uw Gonorrhua, Gloat aud an diseases Of mo gonha
aud urinary organs, meet with 90 resistance 10 no
vomdics,
A female irreguiariucs and functional siorangt
monH OF the Womb aud tho disoas' arising uom
CESSATION and 90 mangcd parturitinn.
Every case OF Roduohn Rupture, and Of Plies arc
frolapsus OF the llectum and meet cases oi faiaal
can be cured by proouss nearly painless u ethef
ui thc latter cases lg under taken hy IN, coleman
outv is tauarilbB ie1rrdnrl careful oxamnaiied
Always psosens he necessary indications Of itaecaa o.
| fIilursby bio improved method uf operating.
ierEonH OF either applying n person ~ by letter
(icsCubuF easel Che hrsi symptoms Of any acute
aIuChc disease, DO cured, in mUsi caarf, ~ the
| abortive method, 10 iorty eight houTs.
cuiOt confidence, prompt attuuu1ui and moderate
charges sUi govern him With hls patrons.
Aa- No mercury used in he trraunont of peltrea
ilodsei, az be believes lin mlst caaos) t produces
I sumo disease than az lt s gwen 90 cure,
! 0hoe hours IRON eight 10 the morning tl nlne 10
NE egenng. Jan 40, '62-iy
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NO. 81
o. 6ds. due by his Grace for a pair Of
braces. Mr.. HIS ruse was founded on
pure fiction, but it succeeded.
Rebe' "moIal warrsa, for euorrilIa
Warfare.
GENERAL ORDERS No. III
llEsrQr AHTgEs rNkNs MfssnIrn nsruicf.
inns Rock Ark June II 1862.

ifrR Rock, Ark, June n, 1899.
!. For the more eileotual annoyance of
the enemy upon our rivers and in our
mountains and woods, all citizens Of this
district, irlo are not subject 10 c0llsci5pti9a,s
are called upon 60 organize themselves
into independent companies of mounted
men or infantry as they prefer, arming
and equipping themselves, and ~ serve
in that part Of the district to which they
belong.
II. When as many as ten men come
together for this purpose, they may or
ganize by eleoting a Captain, one Ser
geant and one Corporal, and wig al once
commence qper0tioRs against tie caen5g,s
without waiting for special instructions.
Their duty will be TO cut of Federal
pickets, scents, ioraging parties and
trains, and to kill pilots and others on
gunboats and transports, attacking them
day and night and using the greatest
yigor in their movements. AS soon as
the company attains the strength requir-
ed by law, il will proceed to elect the
other officers to which Il is entitled. All
such organizations will be reported 10
these headquarters as soon rs practicable.
They will receive pay and allowance for
subsistence and forage for the time ac-
tually in the fcld, as established by the
ailldavits Of their Captains.
III. These companies will be governed,
in all respects, by the same regulations
as other troops Captains will be held
responsible for the good order, conduct
and efficiency OF their men, and will re-
port to these headquarters from time to
time.
BY command Of Major Gen. Hindman,
Ii. G. NEwroN, A. A. Genl.
sTtege italics arc In the original
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In ChanoerY at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules hold 20 tho
- Clerk S Olce, Chancery Cobrt az husliyIl e., Mon
day, Jolly the 7th, 1862
Martha Newman, Comp'R'nlnt Is. hammond
Marshall i'e enCant
IL appearing from alili vit filed ma this cuu7e that
the defendant, Hammond auhill, has removed
himself from the slae OF Tennessee, SO that the ord-
nary process o. q law canuut be serle on him, II
Is ordered that he do enter hs arnuoe herein be-
fore within the nst three days OF he next term Of
said Court, 20 be hold The lst Monday m Nuvom-
Der next QsO2) and plead answer or dcinur 90 Com
painants bill the VIII be taken Tor confessed
as % them and st lOr hearing ex parte aud that a
copy OF this order be publ shed once week for four
successive weeks in tho Nashville Mon
Copy Attest j. E.GlEAyES, C. g. NJ.
r HOUsToN, Sol Tor Cwnp.'t wyl8a4t
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UnIOnIsts In pixie.
ZOO lha oaIInyILs nn. } Do nsmoar.l.

From the Cuiinyills Qn) Free Democrat.
A Macoupin county soldier in the SGD
Regiment writes, under date of June 20,
from Grand Junction, Tennessee:
IL was truly animating 20 see the dis
play of enthusiasm manifested by the
citizens along the road for the Union, ID
far exceeds anything / expected to see
so far down in Dixie. Men, women and
children assembled in groups, at nearly
every house, TO welcome us by the wav-
ing of handkerchief, hurrahs Sc Some
of the ladies, old aud young, came as far
as the road aud assembled under shady
trees presume for the purpose of chat
ting little with the Yankees, which
they freely did. We all gave three cheers
for the Union and the Union ladies Of
Tennessee. One group more affecting,
had assembled at an old log meeting
house, and were holding Union meeting,
The most prominent one among them,
favoringa good old Methodist revivalist,
with his smooth head, excepting few
gray locks said as | was passing him, at
the top OF his voice, in a vehement camp
meeting shout -"1hdnk Col foY that Faqi
Lett navel That's the flag that General
Washington fought under. Glory 10
God for itW
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l-pooIal to the n. Y. rimes.l

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The border
State representatives, are holding caucus
tonight, 20 consider and frame reply
to the President There are three points
apparently agreed on;
/. That the border States have come
up TO the full demands of the Govern
ment made on them, aud have raised full
ly 10000 men, and willraisc their quota
under the new call
AS regards the Presidents emancipa-
ton offer, they say IL is not practicable
nor specific. IL proposes a change which
can only be enforced through the State
conventions. Kentucky's present Con-
stitution requires four years 10 call
convention, and 10 have il meet after
meeting the States consent there wOnld
be no act Of Congress- coHsunna,e, an
the question would still be an open one,
whether the Government could apprOpri
ate the millions needed 10 carry Dat the
scheme. Specific legislation should pre-
cedo State preparation. To obviaie de-
lays Of organized State action, the Border
State Representatives think the offer
should be made al once directly 10 the
individual citizens Of slave States, and
then the question will be at once solved
Congress could at once prove its willing
ness to appropriate the money, and the
States show their readiness 10 aid the
Union, even az a sacrifice OF a radical
change in their social organizations
In conclusion, we assure the President
our constituents revere the Constitution
and Union as dearly as ever that they
admire his heroic efforts so far TO preserve
both aud on that platform wont be sur
passed by any portion Of the Union In
furnishing men and money for the work.
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In ChanoerY at Nashvi,le.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE.--At Rules held in the
- Clerks umce, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the 7th 1867
John shuttle, Complainant, ~. II M.r1hall ct ai ne
iCudants.
u appearing from affidavit He'd In this cause that
the Defendant, hammond Marshall has removed
himself from The state Of Tennessee that the trdi
nary process o. law cannot be served on hun, aud
thut the defendant, g. X. Marshal, ron res dent
Of the state OF Tennessee II is ordered that tley DO
enter their appearance herein before or within the
0rst three days Of the next term Of said Court to be
held on the LIST nday IN November next QS62) aud
plead, answer demur TO Complainant bill, or the
for hearing parle and that copy OF this order be
published week for four Successive weeks ia the
Nashville Union. A Clpy--Attest
). f. GIEAvEs c. an
RrssELL HOUsroN, Sol. for Comppt jnlylsw4t
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Tn OhanoerY at NaahviIle.

C,TATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held IN the
- Clerks OGce, Chauoeiy urt at Nashville, Mon
day, Julyy the It'll, 1862.
Isnlc :. Nichols Complainant as. Charles l.. Chill
dre.a aud Others, eltadauts,
Il appearing from affidavit filed Ia tins cause that
the defendant G. g. Chlir7ss Is nonresident of fhe
State of Tennessee IL is ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before or within the nrst three
days OF the next term Of said Couit to be held the
lst Monday in Novemb rnrNt Qs62) and plead answer
or demur 10 Cumpainants BILL or the same will Dee "a.
ken for confessed as to him and Get for hearing cx
partc and that copy Of this order be- published once
a week TOR four successive weeks IA the Nashville
Union. A Copy-Attost;
J. +. GLEAYES, &. n M.
D. i. WLKIN, Sol, for Comp't. lulyl8W+t
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In Chancery at NASHVILLE.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE. AT Rules held In the
- Clerks Office, Chanoery Court at Nashville Mon
day, July the 7th, 1862. |..e-I
John shinto Complainant, rs r. Marshall a as, De
fondaut
IL appearing from affidavit fled IA this cause that
the Defendant Hammond Marshall, has removed
hmsef from The limits If The State of Tennessee 20
that the rdnary prOccss Of the law canpot he served
on hlm. l. ordered that be do enter bis appearance
herein befre within the FIRST three DAYS otthe next
term Of said Court TO be held the lst Monday IN
November next (ISO2) and lsid, answer or dsmur 90
Compliments bill or the same - III b. taken for
fssed to him. aud set for hearing cN I te and that
a copy of this order be published once week Dor four
successive weeks in the Nasty Union.
A Copy-Attost: }. \ GLEAYES, G. a NJ.
Russ H. Houston, Sol. for G mplt. iIylcW4s
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mo,v An Anlorrnnh ~. -.

II is well known that towards the lat
ter years of the late Duke Of Wellington
il was next 10 impossible 10 wheedle his
autograph out Of him. A lady who had
an album garnished with the autographs
Of the great men Of the day, but who
wanted that of the Great Captain"
mentioned her distress 10 the late Mr..
Il. A few days after, he, 20 her
great surprise, brought her note. ltrun
thus: II. NJ, the Duke Of Wellington,
never ordered a pair Of braces Of the
Messrs. Simkin II i, NJ. the Duke Of
Wellington had ordered the articles he
could not forget il. The Duke Of Well
ingt0n always pays for his braces"
This was an odd document for a lady's
album, but lis authenticity was undoubt-
ed. The note was elected In this way
Mr. IL filled up one Of the Bank
ruptoy Court forms aud signed il, in-
forming the Duke that In winding up the
Affairs Of the Msssrs Simkin, he (the as
signce) found on their books the sum Of
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ID Chanoerv at Nashville.

1iTATE OF TENNESSEE Rules held in the
> lsrk's Oilce, Chance y Court at Nashville, Mon
dny, july the 7th, 1862
Slmnel Ramsey Coup ananr a.. Widow and Heirs at
law Of samuel spark man and others nefendaits
Il appearing from affidavit died IN this cause that
the Defendants, J. Lowell md wife Betty W Lowell,
SIRE resident of the state OF Tennessee IL l. ordered
that they do enter their appearance hurUm before
within the FIRST tnree days of the next term Of said
Curt, to be held tho lst Monday M November next
QS62) and plead, answer or drmur TO Complainant e
bill, or the same wtl be taken Tor confessed as 90
them and set for hearing ex plrte, ant that copy
81 this order be published once week for four
ccssive weeks in the Nashville Union
A Coiy--Attest; }. F ULEAVIS, g. & NJ
J. s. BRisN & Sos SOS. for Clgpp s. iuiy l3Ni
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Rally TO Armst

BY authority of the Federal Govern
ment, l propose to raise Battalion Of
Cavalry for service and home protection
in Tennessee. Arms, Horses, Saddles
and Clothing will be furnished
[ will address the people at Water
town, on Monday, the 14th; at New
Middleton, on Tuesday, the 10Th; at
Alexandra, on Wednesday, the 10th ;
and at Liberty, on Thursday, the nth
instant.
Come on, boys, let us preserve our
homes and save the Union.
WIN b. STOKES.
July z, 1sG2-10t,
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In Ohanoelv at Naahvilla-

CTATE or TENNEssEE.--Ai Rules holi 10 the
- Oiert's ONCE, Chanoory Court at Nashville Mon.
day, July the Ith, 1862,
Cynthia Brown ct oil Compliments, W. Ncst II.
Humphreys, Defendant.
II appearing noln all layt hed Ia thts cause that
the defendant West h. Humphreys has SO noved from
state OF Tennessee is so abscOnding concealing
himself that She ordinary process Of the law Caunot
be served on him 10 Is ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein beore or within the FIRST three
days n the next term Of sa1 urt 10 DO held the
-. AaB5y ~ Suvembur Nt (i8B2) and plead, answer
or demuf % Compliments bill, OF The SINE will be Ia
ken for confessed him and BET Cor hearing OK parte
and that cepy of this order be published week
for our successive weeks ia the Nashville Unlon.
A CoFy--Attest j. y. GLEANES, G y NJ
J. s. BRTEN q soN, suls Er Complt nlyl3NA
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CtJATE or TENNHssE E--Al Rules held IN the
- Clerks 0nioe, ChaDcery Court at Nashville, Mon
day ,luly the 7th, ls62
l.. =. Bee b Complainant - West u Humrhreys de-.
fndaut
K appearing nom affidavit dlcd IN his causa that
the Deicndants Westli Humphreys has rem owed fom
the state q Tennes or Is 40 ah coudmg concel
ng himself that The Ordinary prooeeaW the law can
not be served on him II D. uriered that be enter bis
appearance herein before within hc rt thee days
of me next term Of said Court 90 be hcd the FIRST
Monday la November next (S6lJ end plead, answer or
demur TO Compainants bi, or tue Bame VII be taken
FOR, confessed as 20 him and set for he ring parto
and that COPY II this order be published once week
Tor four success size weeks IN the Nashville Uuion.
A Copy--Attest
j. r GtEAvEs, O. an
is Bans ssoN, Sol. for compit July lav4t
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In Chanoery AT Nashville.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held In the
- Clerks Once, Cnauccry Court az Nashville, Mln-
day, July the 7th 1862.
William simmons Complainant Is. r. McManua and
Others Defendants
Il appearing from nfidayt nlcd in this cause that
tho defendant r. MCMauuy pfoa 0f residence is mn
known aud that Dee fs Luw a nonresident ui
thu Siattuf Tennessee. 10 Is ordered that he do
enter his appearance herein before or within the hrst
Three DAYS ot he next term of saint Court, 90 Doe held
Ou the Ia M0uty n November neXt OS61) and plead,
answer OF denur To e mplluaut's Din, or the same
win be taken tor confessed IS 30 him and set Tor
hearing OK parte ana that copy OF this order be pub
lshod 0ncr week for four successive weeks in TIE
Nashville Union A Copy--Atest
j. T.. GIEAYE', q. & NJ.
A L. DEMOS so for C1mpl'L iuy l3wft
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Marriage aud funeral Notices,
FRIDAY MORNING JULY Is, 1862.
Notice TO club uaIser..

The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNION if
they will remit 10 the publishers and not
TO himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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Cnrnmiffnd fn TAI

NV Davidson County, jane 18th 1852, negro man
Nywho says his name Is ABRAH IA Nj Gays be belongs
TO Samuel Atkenlon Of Cheatham county Tenn age
about 81 80 Yeas old cghs about 145 or 100 lbs
feet 2 inches high, copper color, chunk
about one ire long small soar edge Ct the hair above
right temple.
The Is requested 20 come forward, prove pro
perry, and pay charges, as the law directs.
N. HINTON,
junc20-9t Sheriff aud Jailor Of d. G.
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Conmitted TO Hail

nf Davidson county, June Ia, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name rs GEOkGE WASHINGTON
says he belongs ~ vary Aun Yeargan, Of Warren
county, Ky aged about ~ years weighs us or $50
lbs. feel inches high color black small scar on
forehead small goateo. the owner Is rogue ted to
come forward, prove property and pay charges a.
the law directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
iunelS--8t sheriff and Iailor of 1. q