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United States of America
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

IHT HEREAS, on the 18Th day OF December, 1858,
w al information was fisd IN the District Court
Of the United states for said District BY Horace II.
HsIrson ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni'ed States for said
District, against % boOts AMI shoes mark
sc 8. Ball Co.. Nashville TENNESSEE" alleging, In
substance, that on the - day Ct -, 1883, Al Nash.
vile, in said d strict. on land, said property
seized By Joseph z. Dillon, Esl-, Surveyor q Customs
forfeited 10 The Uned States for causes In said IN
formation set ~ th alleged to be true, toult That
on the - day o., lsC3, sad property was trahs-
ported from Louisville, in the State OF Kentucky 10
Nashville, IN tie Slate Of Tennessee, withOuI per
nit u a duly authorized fcsr Of the Treasury Le-
partmsnt, Or with one, hat is as frauGuently OBJ
tanei and f0r other said i7frmai ou spe0i
Id aud praying for process 70 eaio &C the se zue
and confsoation Of said properly and hat persons
concerned 10 Interest IN the same s-Oad be cited 70
appear en- The return day Of sad process add later
pose heir claims.
Nov, therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOnitlan Of
said Court under he Al q said Court 70 street.
ed hereby give pubic n0tiee % al pcrto1s concern
ed interest said properly 70 appear before sad
Court Al the Federal C0art Rean In tho Capitol a.
Nashville on the third Monday in april next at 10
O'Clock A. ~ thea and there % uterpose their claims.
n r. 6LsSCOCk,
Q. s. MarEhal NIddie dat. Of Team.
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altGp advertisements.
N e L S Q MS
AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.


A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, in West Nash
II vile.
An elegant Residence On Vine street, ct reasona-
bic price.
Brick store, Dwelling, Stable &c. with 2S acres OF
good land fruit trees wood and water in abundance,
at Trune, williamson county. Can De e1ehahgeu
for property ia Nashville.
fine manufacturing site, on the river bank, IN the
corporation of Nashville.
ICO acres of Land, with comfortable Improvements
four miles north OF the city, at $500 per acre FSen
ty acres or more DO HID ii the purcaer does not
want all.
Two elegant Store houses on the Public square,
Nashville.
Prick Dwelling on Cedar-street, between sp- uce and
Vim No. 20.
Los. improved and unmproved, in Edgehrld, North
Nashville South Nashville, and West Nashyle.
e. Deeds Of COnveysnce, Mortgages, and all kinds
Of legal documents drawn up by competent Atlor-
neys.
e. Fire. Marine and Life Insurance Poliies issued
by G. (. Smith, Agent. ,-,, o,-,-,o,
Callat NELSONS OfflCDi
deelS-Im Cherry-st near Union.
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That ablest of Canadian papers the
Toronto Globe, opens its comments on
the Presidents message in the following
words: Tho great Southern rebellion is
on its last legs. Itmsy last six months
or year, but it is net 70 be disputed
by any fair minded observer thatit is DIV.
ing. The fall Of Richmond and the flight
of Jeff Davis and bis Cabinet cannot be
far off" The Glote thinks Mr.. Lincoln
does not fully set forth in his message
what is to be done with the South when
it is conquered, but his present move
ment for the pacifcation of the South is
of the "pegging away" order. 'Itis not
strictly logical, nor it is comprehensive,
but it may achieve q great success" The
Globe thinks the Southern people wi |
sco1 be ready to tai the oath after their
armies are subdued, and though some
fierce 81 irits may long hold out they will
be regarded as the JacobItes in Britain,
who, even within the present century,
have refused to take the oath of fealty 10
the Hanoverian line. There will be COM
motions and rumors of connections, q
great army will be needed to preserve
order, and the expense will be heavy !:
but in theend Mr.. LncOln's 'peggin away
will bring the Southern people to sub
NIT TO what is inevitable"
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FcRTY FEET OF Snow tN THE MOUNTAINS
An old resident of this city, who has
brother living in Salt Lake Territory,
lately received letter from him, con-
tanning the information that alreac Y
snow has fallen to the depth of forty feet
in the Rocky mountains, larger amount
than has been known there for many
years past. The falhof snow in the
mountains was not greater than this even
in the famous winter of "A, when the
Mississippi reached the highest point,
flooding the levee and coming some dis
lance up into the streets, so that boats
were compelled to land their passengp
and freight in the second stories of the
houses on front street. and by skiffs up
the streets. If the accounts of the fall of
this extraordinary amount Of snow ar
sue, we may look for REPETITION of ID 9
undesirable phenomena next spring, ant
the oveehOwing of the MissOuri.--iS.
Louis Union.
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From CRas1saooga.

correspondence OF the Ma hFlie Inlon-
CHATTANOOGA, TENN Dec. 10, 1868.
EiitOr Of the Nashville Union:
Everything is as calm here as if it was
3 quiet Autumn day! No antiqualed
traveller, not posted, and making his
peregrinstiOns through this vicinity,
would imagine that the dread powers Of
Mars had but lately cOnvulssd the sur
rounding works of Nature with his fiery
ordeal. Bat there is the memorable
Ridge, where our brave boys fought and
fell There misunderstanding Ridge
as immovable as the immortal hills and
the glory which surrounds its name will
bs as imperishable as the Ridge itself
II is now barren and desolate Of men
but rich with most precious bIood-the
life crimson of American patriots There
il stands monument of the bravery,
strategy, and superhuman achievement OF
l,yAl soldiers; and of the cunning, eff
frOntery, and determined viii of brave
b 1t rtbslliOus foe. 1t is ours--now and
Toreverl
And there, 10 the North, in approx
mating view to the Ridge itself, sleep
the immortal dead, who covered them
selves with glory on the ev,r-memorable
25th day Of November, 1868. If spirits
of the departed walk the earth by night,
theirs will be but brief nocturnal visit
TO the ground which
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The personal ELECTS of HE. j. a
Campbell, Of Alabama. late Judge Of the
United States Supreme coust, which had
been seized and condemned under the
provisions of the confscation act were
sold 1t suction on the 10Th inst, at bis
late residence in Washington. There
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The Missouri Election. z

From the 81. Louis Democrat, Dec. IL. -
So far as received st the office Of the
Secretary ofState up to the 9Th inst, the
returns of the late election foot up, as 10
Clover and Bates, as follows:
Clover 1874
Bates 1922 :.
The lstter's majority is thus 98l; with
the counties of Barton, Bates, BoIlinger,
Buchanan, Carter, DsKalb, Danklin
Hickory, Howell, Jasper, Mcdonald
Oregon, PremiscOt, Reynolds, Scott,
Shannon, StOddard, Stone, fancy, Texas,
and Vernon yet to be officially reported.
The returns IS given have been received
only, not having been examined and
passed upon
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TO REET-FoR 1854.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
GIIUAfkD kstEosa Gailatia snd Witt cr..k
~ Turnplzss, In the centre q which Z - s,,,li
rezidsoos % Peynaster Harriz, a ne q. y NarT
and en- ne Aoksesrn bortsr % Il two snail Cottara.
Win 10 barn. Stables Carriage house, sprng h.s
andf otnsf co1Een1sEt oath5asss Il adcrdg a
peasant rsllae1co Bear the eity, and nc soiI =
excellent for caisfra4icn =
Apply % -. Gzo. HAMS, PaJmastsr o. 3. Nav
EoE YORK !" o. 70 h Il = lVra ~
No. 10 PARK street., cpposifs Eaal frout r. 49,
NaahFiiia, fennessse.
nove-tG
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The First National Bank, organized
under the Banking law Of Congress- viii
open in Nashville on the I'd day Of JaDu-
sxy aexk It's capital is $4,000 with
privilege of increasing 10 half million.
A. @. Sanford, is President; and j. @.
Ogden, Cashier. A. @ Sanford, n. Der
~. G. B. Parsons, J. G. Ogden, a. VS.
LindsIey and II. Il. Harrison arc Dirso-
tors. The Banking House is on College
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I-ROM The South Side o. TIE Public square, yosteF-
II day sgsning, about O'Clock A. n, wagon and
Team, consisting q ose black males and dark
roan Laare. Tie wagon was q common two horEs
wagon, and contained several empty boxes and
chicken coop. Any perspn bringing said team anG
wagon 70 Jones Stable, South harEst street, viii BE-
iIksrsliy rewarded II. COLE.
dao I6-1le
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TRkAsrRY DEPARfMkNr.
Office OF the Comptroller oil tne Currency,
Washington. -ilecembrr IL, 1888.

Washington, vUecembrr IL, 1858.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory Evidence present.
w To the under signed, il has been made 10 ap-
pear that the first National Bank oil Nashville, IN The
County of Davidson and state Of Tennessee has been
duly organ z d under ana according TO- tie require
me Is oi the Of Congress, entitled An Hct 10 pro
vide a nat onal currency, secured by pledge oil
United States stocks aud TO provide for the cirCua-
ton aud redemption thereof APP r0ved February 70,
1863" aud has complied with all the provisions oI
sad act required 70 be complied with be ore COM
mcncing the business OF Blinking
Now, therefore /, HlGu MCQUEEN, COmptrOllel
the Currency DO nersby certify that the said First
N tiUnal Bank Of Nashville, county Of Davidson anu
ate OF tennessee, IS authorized TO commence the
busiatss Of Banking, under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
Office tns eleventh day VI December, 1868.
(,igued) Ii. MCOULL0CH,
Comptroller the Currency,
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B R MoKISME, Plaintiff,

] OILY, Defendant.
Ia a suit By ginH attachment before @. m. South
gate Justice OF the Peace for Davidson County, Ten
nssses.
A attachment was sued out in this case By B. r.
n MISUNDERSTANDING, 6. J. Only, Defendant, be-
fore FOR debt and i appearing 80 The s1tlsfacti0n
OF tho Justice that the defe ndant non resident OF
the State OF Tennessee h s ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In newspaper
cal ed the Eashv Union, published ia the City Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the defsndaRi, J.
Oily TO appear before said Justice 90 the 5lh day
OF January, 1894 and plead, demur 70 said
suis Otherwise tho cause viii be set d0gn for hearing
sr paris on that day
GIN. sOUTHGATE,J p
Dea.1 ,1s63.--4w.-Pr. fee So.
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Referring TO the above, we would respectfully On
nOuLce TO the public th.t We shall open at No 90
College street. between Union aud the square, the
I'd day OF January next, the 'AFirsL National
kganR OF NRshVIlLe,'' for the ira usaetion Of
General Banking, Deposit, Exchange, and Collection
Busin, IS, with capital Stock Of ONE HUNDRED
AND Fifty THOUSAND DOLLARS, with the privi-
Iegs Of increi sag Il 10 Five hundred thousand Dol
A. G. SANFORD, President.
J. G. OGUfN, Cash er.
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VIII be furnished free Of charge TO soldiers In OF out
OF the Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstands are
brought al the above hours. SOLDIERS are tau ht Que
third less than citizens.
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Marshal's sala

HrSne o. Writ seadiioni expesas % me sIreetol
- from The Circuit Court Of lhe United 49, for
70 aiaae bstriet % Tennessee a is OctoSer I'm
t93, VII exp1ee 70 public SALE 10 the iznest biier
- ssn, ~ ne door o. the Court house. IL NaEhvlIie
49, . On ~ h1ilAf i2th % JANUARY lsgf Al tbe
49, w. elaiul interest, and estate which 81
aAsiss ~ - ceftlic tract o. parcel 81 and u or
scar Ne eoEn % Cafkavlis, Tsnnossos, bounted a.
...9e sstllniHf q stone cornaF a. iois Nos Is
- ~ nerth SO % Ne fiafksFlle and PORT Royaf
taFnp.ke are y Winning corner being 90 aid rossf
our harafe- AID eighty elk and = halg feet Il I
st1ne eorner vita 7. y. Risd5m thencs aores az
:. 800 e.st, = stone, said afomn nnrth easf
S'IlsI ~ 3oie1t ne tdo1ce eass Effh sad Dslanss
sernef VIII 10 sod oyJ 8 isft % ". 4. oasri@e
=. X: W ihems., ana Jas. d Glenn, ana lhsnss ,siss
49, Z, tletes aaa bienn's llne - ths b.
teaingi 90 No llafEaFlfs Ard llort Ravnl r,re
~ f--fPn alninR ~ esiaAis aneon acf., - sllsv
VIE az Ne Improvements shersan aad -
t-t.e a.aees inefetoi enlbrzcax camsedious dwell
.-s tes sane heiIg isvied On % aatssfg Iaiemant
aerG-Ina - a. 60
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The above seItby mail or otherwise, on the receipt
Of price and return postage.
Address, +. T.. TABBOX,
Post O1lcs Box ZIG.
Persons ordering, will please state the size and
style desired whether hard or son inc coarse,
and If the pen should fail to please or prove dcfec
I've, will have the privilege Of exchangir IL. A
deduction Of tson per oent allowed orders Of t25
or ever ami $40 on those q SiO0
Second quality Pen 10 earats fine, not included IN
the above, with plated cases from 81 81 upwards.
Liberal discount made 70 the trade.
nov25.f L. L. TARBOX.
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Author of the Science Of PsumSnsAip."

Persons from Q 70 90 years can learn this system.
In few lessons ladies are taught 90 write IN
neat easy aud rapid manner, and gentlemen IN bod,
rapid, business style.
TO persons acquainted with its merits, his system
Of writing needs other recommendation, but those
unacquabted with IL, Mr.. D. refers - the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching Pen
nalsbip merely as limitations Art, experiences OF
% years has enabled him 70 reduce Il 10 The cain
Of science, that being guided BY ksoOledgs, IA
stead Of random praces, pupils from "a % years can
In a short time learn 70 write with EASk, ElkGANCA
and RAPIDITY.
Ss accurate Is bis system, and 50 uniform in is
success that after Witnessing It's effects on several
hundred pupils IN Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes.
ssHayiug had a fair opportunity Of examining your
system OF PenmAnship, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils IN my
school consider it bat just 20 say. that believe It
70 be not only the best syss, but hs ORg dcssr-
rao tLe aaeor by strict attention 70 the rules Civ
en- ang person may, in snort time, aequire free,
RAPID and elegant hand. should be pleased 10 see
il universally adopted" a
This expression was oOncurred in by
Maj. Gen. L. p Gaines, U. 5. Army;
His Excellency, James C. Jones Gov. Of Tennessee.
IT. Rev ]. Fl. Oley, Bishop Of Tennessee.
Rt Rev. X. P. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Phillip Lindsey, D. ID. Pres. OF Nashville Uni-
versity.
Rev J. 7. Edgar, D n, and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew jackson says;
sBeing requested BY Messrs. DOlbear 10 state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen, sgners to The
within do 50 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they highly respectable, and
gentlemen OF education ami of high Standing in 50
eety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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the same round Of care and treatment,
without the least iots of distinction,
which speaks well for ne humanity of
one Of the most Christian Governments
upon the face of the globe; whilst those
Of our men who. by the fate Of war, fall
into the hands of the enemy, are doomed
to suffer lingering torture from pain,
starvation, and "hope deferred" all of
which are thousand times worse than
death itself Were il for this alone we
would heartily wish that
This cruel war was ever"
and peace, union, and humanity fnsusu-
rated in q stable manner. Let us hope
that cur Government may soon adopt
some plan TO successfully relieve, or a!
least alleviate, the unfortunate of our fell
low-soldiers who now languish, hopeless
and emsciated, in rebel bastiles. As for
our wounded in the hospitals here, they
are all "doing as well as could be ex-
pecied," to use professional appells-
tive. They appear hopeful and cheer
ful, two grand incentives to recovery.
God bless theml We deeply sympathize
with the misfortune that will make some
Of them limbless for life; but OH when
we think of the cause, and the gratitude
that awaits them from the hands of an
ever grateful country, it gives balm TO
the heart and pours oil upon the wound
The various surgeons connected with No
4 are doing their whole duty, like benev
client men and efficient members of their
profession. The rooms are kept very
neat and clean, as are also the beds and
bedding; and, only that the dread reality
of war was there revealed by wounds and
scars, we would be induced to think that
we were roaming through nicely con-
ducted convaleEcent barracks, filed with
slightly indisposed invalids. May they
sOOu AcCofcr ncdltu anu tuo lolACAtlSE tAo'
yet await them, and may they all live to
see the time when they can jOyOusly ex
claim s-.r
I" The door invitingly stood open vide;
| shock my dust and laid ny staff aside p
These men ought to be furloughed TO
their friends and fresides as soon as the
statas of their different cases will admit.
1t is only just and humane that such
should be the result to those hearts which
are now silently cherishing such desid-
eratum in their dreams by night and
their looks by day. Let it be done, and
angels will smile. aEaa
No news from cur Corps yet, Ii is not
contraband, We presume, to tell you that
the Ash Corps marched toward Knoxville
over IL days ago. The weather is de-
Ilightful. More anon.
w. S. GAFFNEY, Hss {
C'Young Soldier')
Co. E, 9Th Reg't Ind. Vols.
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President Of The Law school, at Lebanon Tenn,
who was for 20 years the supreme benoh Of Ten
nessee
''Alr. DOlbeaF has spent many years IN teaching
and perfectiug his system OF Instruction, aud IS by
far superior to any teacher Of penmanship have
er seen. You viii perceive At Ouoe that ne Is man
Of fine intelligence lie gives 10 Instruction without
reason and his reasoning IL SO Just ana clear that
and that being fixed IN the mind, the pupil setting
upon IT, soon learns 90 write with Ease and rapidly
as well as With elegance.
/ commend Mr.. DOlbear 70 your kind attention, and
trust il will be consistent with your views and feel
ngs 10 forward bis objects. Any service you may
render him viii be wOrthy bestowed and will obiige
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LERAEoE. TEsN, Oct 90 1860. N. GREEN
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FOUND,

BY William Rice, one ofths City Policeman, in
the City Police Court Room, small amount OF
IN 7ney, which the owner can get by describing the
same and paying for this advertisements. Apply TO
William Rice, or % Captain John Il. Pickett, Cap
tain Of tbs City Rolics.
Decl7-It.
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80 lhs n. Rev. go e..

COLUMBIA, INN Nov. 3, I5s3.
Mr.. J. W. DOIBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system OF
Penmanship Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
TO be both skful and faithful and the Improvement
OF your pupils Is 81 eprising and rapid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy Il
this testimony to your merit shall lead Others to avail
themselves OF your instruction In one Of tbs most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
ETC. JAS. Il. OfEY.
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ROOM ovsr Smiths Drug Store, Cor Church and Yfas
S,ress. HOURS, to IL, a. M, to 5, p. M, and 7
to at night.
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sundries.

D UDI8 s1lII
% ssdAs Table SAT;
btls CIV Seed;
10 boxes r. d. Geese,
Ju1t feosffsd and fsr sale b
DID iIcEEY, Agsnf.
dec 10 Higb and broaa-ssa
Carbon Oil.
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q" iSig "isSfS t's'y tvHSut,
And holy where they fell 20

anu holg Nuefe thcy lell u
But we entertain no such superstitious
vsgaries. 1t would be painful to TIE
living, and Injustice to the dead. Much
more cheering is it to know that they
sleep the sleep of death" which only
the trump of the Judgment Angel hath
power TO mar. Yes, they only slumber,
those patriots departed from our wonted
presence those silent mementos of
manly bravery and heroic endurance !;
those martyrs who offered up their young
and promising lives upon their cOuntry's
altar, in behalf of truth, right, and JUS
tice, and against cause SO damnsble and
vicious that it has no precedent in the
worlds history! Yes, my fellOw-sOl-
diers, there lie oar departed comrades in
arms The heroic Sergt. Taylor, who,
with hat in hand, and the fire OF patri-
otism lighting up his open cOuntenance,
fell while cheering his Brother soldiers
on to the victory within their (hiG grasp,
pierced through the head by the fated
bullet sped from the rifle of some rebel
sharp-shOOter-he lies Tiers, in that hum
bic looking grave. And Hebbsrd, the
good, faithful, willing, brave and devoted
sOldier-he lies their by the side of his
noble cOmpatriOt. And FArley-poor Jo-
siGh he who was the picture of health
and physical endurAnce-yOnng, noble
and courageOus--he completes the trio.
Are they dead /! Do they remain in OBJ
liviOn! Are they forgotten these de-
parted brothers of ours, so lately bOuy-
ant with life and all its attr butes of
hope and felicity? Nay, verify for
The RIoand is boiler where they sleep,
Alsho' no weeping wiliows Weep
above their sacred piles; and their MEM
cries shall ever be cherished as the good
and the great only are, ia our heart Of
hearts forever mOrel Requiesoat IN pace,
heroes of country whose honor you
died defending.
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DIRECFoRs:

To Druggists and ApOtheca-
ries.
X6TANTED by young man perfectly competent,
w a situation 10 "A wholesale retail dug store;
good prescription clerk; speaks German fluent.
ly. Best references given.
cecI7-Its JOSEPH CUSHMAE,
Box 1884, ST. Louis, Mo-
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Allow me 10 intrOdace % yOu my friend J. W. Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF to- CHI
ing Penmanship and PhOnograpby. lis reputation
az successful teacher is 20 vel end 20 widely cstab
lghed that viii say nothing on that score. only
desire 70 present him gentleman from whose 50
ciety have derived much pleasure ard profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
anything you may do TO further his designs will be
gratefully Acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
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yySHE UNDERSIGNED hxFinx b,sn s,sh.r,,,,i A.,
4 cFuil boopa ssr ~ u1its lAlss ssrsie. a. ~.
tern q shFsz gazTz 81 dEln4 ~ uar rqs fss - N
SILf. ss,z,.n cassss - 49,
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The following very Just remarks Of the Hon Thos
f. Benton, U. 5. Senator, worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and al young persons who have
any hope OF ssccess h the bushes. OF life.
WASHINGTON CRY, june 20, $40.
Sir-ConsderIng good handwriting 90 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success 10 every
man engaged in buiness, greatly applaud your mer
itOrous eKertons 10 improve the ehirosraphy Of the
age. gentleman OF O lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail 70
write when they shoud and when they do write, II is
done at the last moment, with haste and mpstienoe
and consequently with fAulIs Of all kinds, Ofsu com
hitting and injuring both the writer and tbs
which lie advocates. Wishing you every success IL
your audabic undertakings,
remain yours, respectfully,
MI mn