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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24
United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNkssEE-ho 20.
"A HEREAS, an Information has been filed IN the
w District Court Of the United States, for said
District on the 7th day oil Sept, 63 by H.H Harrison
Attorney OF the United states for the District ioresaiu
against Is Plan. - of which one q. ID. Elliott Is the
reputed owner 80 zed the 5st day Of August l663
in the D.str ct aforesaid on land, by W. g.. Brown
low, Special Agent Of the United tatcs Treasury
Department as forfeited 10 the United States. for
causes fully set forth In said information which al
eges In substance that alter the passage Of act Of
Congress, spprov July II, ls62 and entitl q, can
act to suppress insufrecttn 70 punish treason aud
reeeion, 10 seiz AID conf cate the property Of 70
be f. ana for 0ther purposes;" the said Elliott Ia tie
State Of Tennessee, eng ged IN aiding and Rbettng
an armed rebellion against the u. 8. and did not with
In 90 days after pubic warning ard Proclamation duly
given, made by tho Pl esdent Of the United States,
on the 25th day Of july 1862 In pursuance OF said
act erase 10 aid, countenance, aud abct said rebel
hon. and return TO his allegiance % the United States
contrary To the requirements Of Id act aud said
Proclamation; and praying for process ant that said
property be condemned rs forfeited
Now, therefore, IN obedience 10 the mention Of
the Court under the Seal Of the Court, to me direct
ed and delivered, do hereby give public notice 90
AL persons Gaining lid property, or knowing or
having anything 10 say why the same should not be
condemned az forfeited that they be ana appear be-
fore said District Court 20 be held 81 the Federal
Court rom, at the Capitol, In the City Of Nashville,
tho 18th day Of October, 1858, then ana there to
iDtsrpose their claims, Y. X, 6LAsCOChi
u. 5. Marshalfor Middle District Of tennessee.
aepll-lit
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ANoTHEa NEGRo SrAMPEDE.---All Of the
negroes, some twelve or fifteen IN number
belonging 10 DR.. Jordan, Of Rock Houie
Prairie, this county, geRred up . wagon
aud team niaht before last anu after ia
king nearly all Of tho wearing apparel b.
longing 70 the ladies Of the family, de-
caupod for parts unknown. The Doctor
tracked them 20 within about ten miles
OF this city, and losing the track gave up
the pursuit We presume they ere on
she other side Of Jordan (Jourdon), ere
this. 81, JoseDh Nsi0s. llth
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE oGer Three large Lots In tho vicinity Of Che
w Corporation pri x, and buta short distance
from the General Railroad l'eprt, VIZ:
ONE OF, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 ieot 'front.' running through 20 Vine about
100 feet and ovtlnp on three sire q total number
Of front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street. about 302 feet, run
ming through 10 McIemore street about 900 feet,
fronting three Streets and hayinga total front Of
about 800 feet, wiz picket ionce
Also, on ON High street, about eco feet front,
running to an alley IN the direction OF Summer
street.
The three lots above men oned a'e considered
good for manuia oturing purposes, they are con-
venlcnt, cheap, have ~ater facilities, and TO m fl
waste materi 4, and are we'll worthy ct the atteu'
ton Ct those who desire to invest IN produo I've
Hoperty. IL. G. SOOYEL,
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Soldiers, Clerks, Boolt-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Lahorers,

Az oULD do we'll TO husband and apply their
w means 70 the purchase Of good HOnE 10 ;,
and thereby save their money, reap tho advantages
OF enhtncone In the value Of their prooerty, ward
Oh the Ind uoemeuts and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgfaoe and ruin Incident 90 being
caught In their anares and traps which are tnYoV'
ing aud destroy ing thousands.
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REBEL VENoM-The Richmond Dis
patch Of Saturday last is in ectacies be-
cause, in its elegant phraseology, "war
has broken out between YAokee Doodle
and Japan" The Dispatch says that the
Yankees are responsible for all the intru-
sions upon the Japanese, and piOusly
adds:
"On the head of that internal race will
fall all the blood aud crime that is about
TO stattle the world. They forced
themselves on the Japanese, just as they
have been in the habit Of forcing them
selves upon society in Europe. The
Japanese did not seek their company,
and did not want IT, We wish to God II
were possible for them to sink every
Yankee ship and Slaughter every Yam
kee soldier that may be sent against
them"
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United States Of america:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TRiNI&6EE-No. 90
NJHFREAs, an informati,n has been Gled IN the
" District Court OF the Uliod States for the Dis
rct Aforesaid ON the 18Th dal of sep,embor 1868 ny
Horace d. Harris n, Esq., attorney Of the United
states for SAM District, agaiuE cases Shoes Box
hats6 cars. box assorted goods, and box dry
eOods-argng 10 substance tint on sept / 1868, In
the District aforesaid on lani said property was
seized az forfeited 90 the it'd ates becaus' the
same was ON the said day and year transported from
Louisville, IN the state of Koitucky, to Nashville, IN
the state OF Tennessee, beng place on the south
side Of the Ohio ii er, booa Wheeling without per-
init VI duly authorized Oitier OF tie Treasury Do
partment, or Il with one, tnatit frapduenty OBJ
taned, aud praying for process to enforce The seizure
tonhsca tlon and oonuemnati a OF said property.
Now therefore In pursuance of the monitor N
said Court under tho seal OF said Court to direct
Cd, hereby give public noo5 70 all persons concern
ed m interest in said properly to appear before the
said Court at the Court Room Va tho Capitol at Nash.
vile, on the fret day Of the nXi term Of said Court,
towit October 49, lSC3, ther and there to interpose
their claims
d. r. GLAsCOCK,
United Stats Marhal, Middle District Team.
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The Selma tAls.l Reporter says

And yet there arc TO be found men who
occasionally hope that the glorious Union
will he once moro reconstructed, Could
they be compelled to reside for a short
time, with their families, within the cor
porate limits of Nashville, they would
wish every puritanic knsve who halls
from Lincolndom plunged into bath
Of boiling birthstone, with the privilege
Of knowing that their agouies were 10
prove eternal. They would then acknowl
edge that if God made man in bis own
image, the Yankee scoundrels ase counter
feits.
The Reporter surely must DO ignorant
that scores of the seoessiOnists Of this
city, both male and female, after testing
the chains of the Confederscy for
months, have voluntarily come back to
Nashville, and taken the oath Of sllegi-
ance; and are now residing here.
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UNION HOTEL,
ashyiIle, Trnnp North Market street

Nashville, Tenn, North Market SlFrsl
TNHs HOUSE Is PLEASANTLY a
i situated near the % asre and oonYeq. ~ r.ffA
lent 20 III Nashville and Ouisvile ssssNta
epot. Persons visiting n ,shvio, will lSIss 49,
qua Il 30 their interest TO call at is ESATatA
house. as my Bills are lighter by far
han any other no. 90 IN the city.
My prices are, 81 90 per night breakfast, suppel
and Lodging, aud 81 POI day three Meals an
Lodging; or IS 90 per week, and % GEMS poI Meal
You will aud just such fare ~ the country affords
call and try mo j. W SOosikhh
sepg Su. proprietor
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street considered the lnost desir'
sblc part Of the city for Family Resisenoes Apply
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slave ArlstocracY, v. =. Yankees,
S'SOu kr0ut" Germans, hnd WFII.
thy lrish."
The following elegant and "blOoded"
article is from the Charleston q. o.. Mer-
curry:
We arc the most ariS tocratic people In
the world. Pride OF estate, Of color, and
privilege, makes every man an aristo-
orat in feeling. Arts ocrAcy is the only
safeguard Of liberty, the only power
watchful and strong enough to exclude
monarohioAl dospotism AT tho North,
the progress and tendency of opinion is
20 pure democracy, less government, an
archy, and agrarisnism Military des-
potism is FAR preferable 10 Northern De-
mocraoy, agrArianism, inRdeliiy, and
free love Better a thousand times bet
ter, TO come under the dominion of free
negroes, OF Of gypsies, than Of Yankee,
OF low Germans or Canadians 9ypsies
aud Tree negroes have many amiable, no.
BILE, and generous traits, the Yankees,
sour. krout Germans, dllhy, whisksy-
drinking irish, and Canadians, have
none.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale |

u,HEsE LOTS rossess the fourfold advantages Of
health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water aud eligibility oheapn,ss.
Apply 30 H. q. SWIVEL
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a}asarille aQuiua.
SrEYENsoN. A., sept. M. 1855

Jan AAfnNAHf aAaAf ANNAs ~ ANfoa
Editor Uni0i-DEAR SIR: The enclosed
is copy of an address received from
Flint, Mich, the birthplace of the 10Th
Regiment Mich. vi. AT that place, in
the Spring Of '62, our Colonel was pre-.
scented with beautiful regimental flag
by the ladies Of Flint. It became badly
torn and war-worn through the Missis-
sippi campaign of Pope, also the long
and tedious march from Corinlh to Nash
vile through the enemy's country--and
was sent home for safe keeping ss relic,
when the regiment left Nashville for the
front. Many thanks to the SOLDIERS
Friend" ROUND SHOT.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water fclli
n ties, healthy, prettiy slopad hno forest trees
about ten or diteon minutes walk from the Public
square possessing the advantages In many rfspeeis,
Of both city ano country aud exempt rom ua ais'
sjyantaaes az the civ viz. ofiiuvia heat, heavy
tsxes etc The subscriber offers y II SNLN LOTS
on al Tho streets and avenues In IN beautiful nlat
Apply to ATT sVoNh
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NO 1873
How n Tennessee Regiment WA
treated by BeRuroEard.
An intelligent army ooEresponden, re.
latcs the following:
FoBoED no nE.ENLisr.

FORCED no nE.ENLIsr.
Oue Of the moet striking instances Of
this want of faith in each other, that
occurs e. me now, out OF the many that
/ have hcard lately, is that Of Tennes-
see regiment which was at Coriuth, un-
Aer Beauregard. over a year ago. This
regiment had been enlisted under the
ht,t call for rebel troops for one year
When their term Of enlistment had near
~ expired, tho men were applied to sep
srately and individually, by rebel on
Gers from the East, 10 re-enlist "for three
years or the war" Not only was their
refusal unanimous, but they collected in
little squads 70 talk the matter over and
persist in the determination 20 go home.
Shortly after this the regiment was par
AIDED without arms. Boauregard himself
being present on the field and they were
surrounded on three sides by two other
regiments and battery Of artillery. The
two regiments Gone on each side) having
their niles loaded, bayonsis fixed, and
pieces at ready" On the third side wAs
the battery Of artillery, opposite to that,
nothing but space and eternity, into
which they were 20 be blown, Wholesale,
IN case OF sny simultaneous dissent 10
proposals that were 10 be made. Ia this
position each man OF the regiment was
called out separately, and given the OPP
tim Of re-onlisting for the war or being
shot. Lacking the moral support Of
Of numbers each man chose enlistment
rather than death. Until this choice was
presented TO the last man Of the regi-
ment, he refused TO re-enlist, said that be
had been deceived in the beginning, but
that having once enlisted, he had served
out faithfully his allotted time; his en-
eagement was at an end; his family were
| destitute, and be had not seen them nor
scarcely heard from them for twelve
months, and he must 60 home. lie was
given twelve hours 10 think over the mat
ter. AT the end Of that time, still refu-
sing to re-onlist, he was taken out and
shot by BoRuregard's order. There 10
now a colorod barber in Newark, Ohio,
who saw the whole transaction, and who
knows tue name Of the man that was
shot. But this is only one instance out
VI m ny that make the general rule.
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Prolong Life.

DY the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID uso, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyanceR, such an HbHI DUNs, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life
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My brave n mt boys, we've tried 70 heed
Your many wants IN time Of need,
And quioSly-made drawers, shirts and gown,
And sent our knitting all around,
That ladies quite too old to come
Might knit you uice warm socks at home
Here, too, are pillows for your head,
With sheets and blankets for your bed
Long linen towels, soft and new,
Kerchiefs and shoes, end napkins too
And olhe things, cannot tell
But whioh-bsieve--' twould please we'll
To know you et,--!f you obtain
Spare time and write TO Mrs. PAYSE,
And tell us how much good they do,
Aud wen again remember you.
Working room, Soldiers Ala 20, Flint, Mich.
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100000
worth CT Good Real Estate
FOB SALE,
s, H sCJYaL,
Planters Bank Of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank Of Tennessee,

ether Good Tennessee Bank Aouey at par
7bt. RAL ESTATE compriaes some Of the most
1,sr.bl, sites 10 and about the city Of Nashville,
,h,,b lbs been and viii continue 20 be one OF the
U,lls.t healthiest most thriving, and money max
hi, Gibbs IN mo Union For sale BY
IT, O. sCOYEL.
o,ytst-Cornor Of Park aud Capitol Avenue, nearly
oprodt the Capitol orih Of CEDAR street.
ss-see herewith a schedule, IN part, OF Real rs.
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How lho Norro,s FIrht.

ANNt INV NNHfots NlADAs
D. G. Tilghman. of the Third U. s. O.
4, writes from Morris leland under date
Of Aug. 80:
The regiment has been hard at work
since its arrival employed in pushing
the approaches, building batteries, mag.
a2ines, &C. always under fire, and under
circu nsl anoes more trying than general
engagement as there is all the danger
and none OF the excitement of actual
battle Ga the night of the Goth, out OF
one hundred and fifty In the trenches, we
lost four killed, two severely wounded,
and several slightly. Previously, we had
one killed aud two wounded, The men
have behaved very well, working cheer
folly and coolly in very exposed situa-
tiona. f
Four Captains have joined US here,
leaving two vacant companies. Any
news as TO the progress Of the attack is
forbidden by general orders. My re-
spects 10 the other gentlemen Of the
Oommitteo, and 10 Col Wagner"
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ADDRESS TO THE OLD FLAG OF THE TENTH
MICHIGAN INFANTRY.

ADDRESS TO THE OLD FLAG OF THE TENTH
MICHIGAN INFANTRY.
Proud banner Of the Free we welcome thee
In thy warworn and aud baltic stained attire
As on the day Thy silver stars shonc out
In all their lustrei aye, more rcvcrcnuy
For every rent made 10 Thy sacred 'olds
Bcspeaks for the homage Of true hearts
Thou led our brave and cherished ones in battle;
Hast oheercd them Ia the long and toilsome march,
Pointed tho ueary to rest of pace
And told the story Of deathIess freedom.
Thou'st been thc star Of 'gor,hip to the brave
An inspiration to the sad, way-worn,
But patient heart Hast choered the soldiers bier
Enwrapped the hero, whom by comrades borne
To fnalr.st. Thou wort the pride ofall
Who rallied to thy standard
Ihou'st return d
To Tell OF their brave dccds--to spread the fame
Of those who bore tuee thus unnnchingly
Through DANCES path. Th1ur't pledge Of earnest
strife,
Which they ore wa2iug Tor our dearest rights.
SOturFR'4 FnirNn
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S2O,OOO, in Notes retaining q lion on Real state
until tho purchase money Is paid, tor sale for Plan
ters, linton, aud State BAuk 81 Tennessee Money
AZ Pan, by H. q. sCOYEL.
d, oTIw-No. 10 Pars street. nearly opposite the
State Capitol Aug2s.
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For Sale,

hICK ROUSE situated on the Franklin Ike,
a ornsr Of Bsss street, containing four TO ms,
tiehh stable, etc-thiry five feet 'front.', one hun.
u'e1 H. O. sCOVEL.
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maj VaIuabIe Busineas Lot,

yNybe North eide Of the Pebble Square, next 10
" aessrs n. q u Douglas, fronting twenty
oine nd Eve iwefths feet, and running back about
opo Kindred and twenty two feet 10 Hey, com
mlnjng enc view u Market street, Is now offered
Tor alo by H. a. AOONEL-
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Invest Your Money !

n no recent rerlod ir the history Of the country,
n moro than the present. have surrounding cir
nopty In something substantial viz: Rial kstate, a
GOOD Homo lot, or PLACE for Business.
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Lon sAIE-HOUsE AND LOT, opposio the
IT Military Ina ituto, having 9 ru0us, stable and
hydrant Possession given imme lately.
seIf-u N. a. SCONEL.
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Immediate Attention
IA Ill be- given 10 CONN uoicAu' ms addressed 90
~ me through the Post Ohico.
sept-tf H.G sCOYEL
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A DMIRABLY SITUATED, WJrH RXrHAORDI.
n RY good sun, uudiugs and PERHAPS ~ bes
adapted, In the city, Tor "flrst Class Hotel In
quire Of II, c, sCONEL
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
Lots,
VALUABLE fer residences OF for busiufss, be-
Y cause Of their being centrally situated corner
Of Gay aud North Summer streets, upou sOping
ground, IN u healthy locality, near the Hynts'
Sohtol Building aud, ithal close 10 the Ca itol and
ts anticipated beautiful Park Apply to
X q. sO0VFL.
aug2l.
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M ANtn 10 PURCHASE Comfortable small
" House iat The North part Of tho city
soIA-tf q. q sCOYtL.
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WANrtD TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
and Lots, in and about Nashville, and small
Farms AID Gardens, within few mihs oi ne eit
tepi-W n q SCONtl.
No 10 Park u north Of Cedar, opposite the Capitol
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For q Rich Man.

nNE SEWING MACHINE, rs GOOD Ru>NrEG
~ oRDER Cor sale by IA G. :. oYEIA
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Hood I.ot for Snle-

NHE FRAME OFFICE, wITH TWO ROOMS, FoR
~ sale by A. a. HCOYEL.
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slave ArlstOcracy, v. =. Yankees,
S'sOu krout' Germans, hnd NFII-
thY 1rish.D
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Esnecial Attention

pap 20 tho purchase aud ssis " Real Estate,
a fen ing Of htoFo housos aud Dwellings, aud ~
S.hef business requirlnEpTompt an ttcienl ae,.on
~ Al, q. spQYm.,
NHwN
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TsHE sxsUTlTDa. u~UNt RYs1Az GALLED
j0Enu7 Tree LID, II NILES South of zichsEcnd co.
tanning 81 ssses. AZ AusT101 al Ms rsqasa
81 lr Jsmes 4 lSa fwhose businsss easis him 70
1ichmond We skail seli q rDhlis saetian, o IL
preuaisss en 3H0&eOAy he tn rebsy, 1854 q
4 oesoek u. to beaatlfal eounHsy sess On whisA
he BOW resides, eallsd eEAm1ol oDshe, ecntalning
81 aegea, adjoining Ne 1res Nm $3.50. The lssd
= IN open and in high staae q saltivsssen TAs
.mRro.sp s, son.ass 6 9 v.y sasgs sri.k g
10 rooms. situsasd a hsaaa1tal enias.es, eonr
maaake me sisv - nlsAnsnA ard To ~.
rcua11o4 eesotsy. Alses Go1s oogyxsss' aaeaD1-
nodatlp1A tpgstaH With iAFDo boans p,shle, Aa-
xeee TO ths eNsi1ng Aato aIo tWo bold s,sines &
Masee. Tnts - Ualiy ukeu lsvsay p.soA sa1
aa0u11 akisae9 he As&suaa1m - tAcos susisoas &
fesuovics % thV scbaf3s e ~ eaey pssmssisn
e tha ssaa g:ven Ct eneA - & Ne buildings -
ne loeh q Nay nexA :.
ysAfa g.. bon4 bserlns M1sessk secrssd n .
kasl lsed TAa baass "a inaasacas IL le65 -
20 oO41N ! Ay1sRsoS, a.sA
TMNurlATExH a1sss ~ shove sale vii -
II nolA ~ acxts of HnauAb3o LAND sn :the o.
ksrrs IesaDiks, b Hsnne0 scxnty. assus tws
tTAat q Lands ed37.rs ths hn11 u hssu ~
Lxpshtia. Jahn Raffaf, and esAexa srd b eeaiigs-
CT 10 the Tres Hin estate.
aar6en, would 20 weil y attsaf III Gala
TxRMa -~)uethif6 sanA, ~ bolanxe d ~ y
mouths, Tor aAaotfah1e noaAa Win htesxs 49,
ssra secnrsa BY s tFlse 1sets IT, taxed fee -
- b paid h Ne pazoA1n1Rs
r Il Gu0D1u = APp11eoN. AnsAh
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m aHNRI0O 0oUIfT ooURF, 10Th February

Ths court having again mst today. IN e.nfsrni.
u With theIr aajo1fnmAnk and having further con.
1sderod thesr duties referred 70 h tbs regulation
81 ths 9ovefnoe II Tho Commonwealth, areeihsd
a the order of yesterday. have appofsioned the
atcreskia regulation falshly suaops ell TIE slave
hoad9so Of tie county. in conformity with. the act
az lssnmhiy under which tbs said acquisition b.
msde. anA DO ascertain that the following slsvs-
hod1 ian sad to labor On tbs forth satious the
foIIovinR uumbar Of male slaves. between the
aess Of eighteen and fcrty avs years, for period
NOS excsedins saxty dayi; that p 70 Say, tho fol-
eforeSeid the number Of slaves standla9 agaicst
s1..e.. $500 stg~vn nn1aAo To Mt.
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- uOxT0N.- Ths OHAfIsAlle1 Cd duty 4
~ ana near III sity srs fsspeetf1ily reqtsEcd
to sseet 10 H. mIRiee xoon q The 1t Bapsssi
Chn--A .his txnU1SDAN svsnans. at4 os.esk
= ln-lf1
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1xK1 MAHT11.-ThsIEo peistcEs Of TIL
esase wi<A 10 purchase lOe0 q .1,seo pounds q
uoaxA1nM q AGATE TrPR - bishsal
~eene ~ AsRAs4 ~