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TO COnsOEnptiVes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used. free of charged with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BROECBITIs. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he coneeives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county New York
oct2}-lydkW
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A NEGRO woman in this city recently
gave birth to a child white all over but
with pink eyes like white rabbit. Both
parents are black. One Of our artists has
taken a photograph Of the child. The
grandmother Of the child had indications
Of the Aibino.
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stocks Of Cotton in Interior Towns
RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland is falling very slowly,
with water enough yet on the shoals for
our light draught steamers, one of which,
the Alpha is in port and will depart TO-
day for Paducah. Like the Sigel, she
takes ont shipment of -four for New
Orleans.
The Ohio had fallen on the Goth six
inches at Cincinnati since Saturday. 1t is
still falling at louisville.
The Mississippi is falling slowly st St.
Louis and Memphis.
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RusrICATINa.-lt seems that almost
one-Eourth Of the citizens of Nashville are
IN the country rusticating or at the various
watering places. The fear Of the return of
cholera has driven many 10 the country,
though there are no indications of cholera
in the city, and have been none this sum
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BASE BALL REVIVAL meeting Of
base ball players is TO be held tonight at
room Colonnade Building, for the organ
ization Of new club, to be composed Of
the best players from all the other clubs Of
the city. The new club will 90 in strong
for the championship.
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BuREAU CHANCES. Major A. C. Swsrtz-
wsder, Chief Surgeon BR.F. and AL, for
Tennessee. has been relieved from duty at
ahis point, and will proceed TO New Orleans
for duty a. Surgeon-in-Chief ior Louisiana,
nnder Gen Joseph A. Mower. Acting As
sisiant Surgeon Robert McNeilly has been
temporarily assigned to theposition vacated
bv Tie transfer of Major Swartzwelder
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SHOES AND STocKISss.-Elias johnson,
col, was committed to Jail yesterday by
Justice Mathews, in default of bail for his
appearance Saturday TO answer a charge Of
stealing shoes and stockings from Harriet
Herwell.
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Bio MEETING.-The Conservative meet
ing at the corner Of Broad and Market
street. last night, was one Of the largest Of
thecampaign. Great enthusiasm prevailed
throughout.
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In will be seen from advertisement, that
the firm of Hyatt, Briggs q Ward has been
Dissolved, l. l.. lily att having sold biz inter
eat. The business will be continued under
the firm name Of Ward & Briggs-geutle-
men we'll known throughout this State and
Kentucky az liberal energetic men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%. BohIne, Trimmings and variety
store, ls9 Church street.-the latest
Novelties Of Trimmings and FaElc5
Goods received every few days. Ny expesta-
tons. that the ladies would patronize an estab-
lishment not easily surpassed in the Eastern
cities being fully realized. am new enabled to
compete With any respectable house in the
States or Territories may23 If
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PosTPoEED.-The case Of Mrs. Rosen-
helm, arrested aad brought before Justice
Mathews a few days since on peace war
rant has been postponed to Friday morn
ing al 10 o'clock.
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Hon PRIcE-Messrs. j. c. Allen q
Co, Of this city, have received advices Of
the sale Of consi snment Of lebanon -four
at New Orleans, at the neat price Of
ST. so. IL was their choice brand, the
Lilly White" Nashville consumers are
having Si2 for this -four
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snecinI Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom. as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR A FEw HOURS; but ON
account of so much suffering among our people.
we thought proper 10 give the orphans OF this
city and poor ef Chattanooga that benefit. which
We have done for the l8st two weeks. And
premiums, such as watches, etc, and having
proof Of the last two Weeks' business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. Of our profit TO the poor of
Nashville, from the LIST day of April, 1867, up TO
October lst, 1867, tsix mOnths,l which amount
will be remitted weakly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general viii appreciate the
cause and sustain IT,
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MuIF STEALING. T. Wilks was ar
rested ia this city yesterday by Officer Nal
Tory. chmge3 with completely ia stealing
two mules from NJ. +. Alexander and K.
$. Horn. in Giles county. His brother, p.
Wilks. who assisted in running of the
mnler. escaped The stolen property was
sold in Sumner coanty 10 Capt. j. \. Cart
,vriph, and r +. Jamison, Cor S415. A
iitiie over $50 OF the money was recovered.
The prisoner was brought before Justice
.Wilksasan aud plead guilty, and IN default
~ $1,000 bail was committed 10 jail 10 await
he action Of the Authorities Of GILES county
He i said 20 be very respectfully connected.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.
better We quo

INV YORK, july 30.-Money market easy
and steady, at 4g5 per cent for call loans
sterling quiet at ll08ll034 for first class bills:
gold lower opening at 400, aad closing Al 1915
Government stocks quiet and without material
change; coupons s., ll05s; do '62. M; do "a
lest4 do 20, 1917 Do January and July.
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FRRsHEr or DUCK RIVERA recent
freshet on Duck river swept away saw.
mill and two dams at Manchester, in.
volving loss Of $1,000.
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New Yerk Drygoeds Market.

NEw YoRK. July s0-The drygoods market
Z little more animated. and prices remain
hTm for all staple cottOns white better grades
OF dOmestics and foreign woolens have declin-
ing tendency staple silks are scarce and arm /;
white fancy silks less called for. but held with
more confidence; domestic prints steady aud in
moderate request ct lSc for Merrimae W. fancy;
PIG Tor TO- d Pacific and SDragues; Ice for
Cocheo; l5e for American Dunnels and Laness-
ter; l4e for Amoskeag ahd Ocean, and I21Ie for
Freeman and ArRolds; new styles Of deisines
more called Ter, at 28c for standard: uabieaahed
shsetlngs steady and in moderate REQUEST;
bieached musiins IN moderate demand al pre-
yiOus prices; Inc light goods in light supply, but
firm.
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THE ELECTION.

Proclamation by the Mayer, and Gem
eraI Order from the District Conn
Regulations for Tomorrow
The streets 40 be PatrOIIed by Cav
airy. and other Troops 60 be at Hand
appointment of Three Hundred
Special Police, etc.
THE MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE, July 30,
1877 respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens Of Nashville to the corporation
laws f0rbidding the carrying arms, and sub
iecting parties who may be found violating
them to arrest and punishment hereby
notify all persons, white and black, that
the laws in relation to this subject will be
rigidly enforced on Thursday, the day Of
election. have instructed the police force
TO be vigilant in this matter, and to allow
no case to pass without arrest. am au-
thorized by the military authorities 10 say
that they will give me all necessary aid in
executing these laws. This warning is
published to put ali parties on their guard,
and to promote peace and maintain order
on the day Of election, and for no other
purpose. w. MATT. Brown, Mayor.
iv 81 Old
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Business continues extremely dull among
our banks and brokers. The demand for
money for commercial purposes is light.
Good bills are discounted at / per cent. for
thirty days. Loans are made on good cob
laterals, at about 9 per cent per annum.
Exchange on New York and other
Eastern cities is furnished by the banks to
their regular customers at 81 per thousand
Brokers sell checks on London and Dublin
at s. Is per pound sterling. Large
amounts can be had at less rate.
Gold has been remarkably steady during
the week, with shade advance. Itopened
yesterday at 1404 and closed at I4Ol.
Brokers here pay 139 and sell at the New
York rate: Silver is bought at about 1Oc
less than gold. esafa
Government bonds are in good demand.
Planters and Others, on selling their crops,
Immediately invest in these securities.
The following are the latest New York
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RrooBDrR's CoURr, July 9o-FeIi

RFooRDER's CoURT, July So.-Feliz
,Grundv, gaming, S50-workhouse.
David Ridley, same, discharged
Robert 0yeuon, same S5o-work
huGA'e.
81 h. Funsom, drunk and disorderly, ST.
--workhouse.
Il. Part, same, 500.
Farnsworth and Elmer y, creating nui.
ssance, s..
n Brown. disorderly conduct, costs.
Another unfortunate was mrlcted to chs
eHtenf Of about $50 for getting drunk and
Displaying his anatomy rather conspic-
EaQag
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ARM1No or rHE NEaRoEa-AlthI

ARMlNG or THE NESRoEs-Althongh
no trouble has been thus Ear anticipated
Ter election day, it is a notorious fact that
q large number Of the eolored population
probably acting under orders from the dis
loyal league - are arming themselves,
brushing up old guns and pistols. and pre-
pairing ior emergencies" Thereil be
work indeed for the special police, il this
is 10 be permitted. No armed man should
be allowed TO go to the polls 70 morrow, be
he white or black.
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Nashville Cattle Market.

NASHVILLE, July 81, 1867.
The cattle trade has not been very brisk
this week. Some good lots have come in
but there is great deficiency 10 really
choice beef. Can't our farmers, now they
have an assurance Of plenty Of feed, do
better? We quote:
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Fer Constable.

WsaFe authorized to announce p. @. rIGNOR
a candidate ioF Constable ia the First Civil Dis
triet Of DavidsOH county. Election Thursday.
Ausustl /. iyz7 {
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CAUVIN 4 BERTHEoL.
mar30 Il COlonnade Billiard Hall

bacheIOr's Hair bye.-Ihis Splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rae and perfect Dpe-Harmless Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tnts Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. InvigorateS the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WilliGm A. Bofcbelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
BIZ all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo29-ly
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Nor A DEsERTER.-A jolly stone-cutter
was yesterday hauled up as a deserter, but
was released on being taken to headquar-
tiers.
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THE INSTRUMENTATION PROCLA.
NATION

MAYORS OFFICE NASHVILLE, Tenn,
July Goth, 1867.--For the information
of the people of Nashville, deem it proper
to cause the publication of the following
law, enacted by the City Council to pres
serve the public peace on the day of cleo
ton, and to announce that l have taken
steps to have them strictly and faithfully
enforced. / respectfully appeal to all good
and law-abiding citizens to aid me by their
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We are authorized and requested TO announce
Isaac Paul. Esq, as a candidate for Justice Of
the Peaes. 20 flI an existing vacancy 10 the
First Civil District Of Davidson county. Eleo-
ton THURSDAY, August ]. jye5
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GRAVEL ROOFING.

CRAWL ROOFS PUT on. REPAIRED.
" and warrsatsd no, 70 leak. Cali Z; N1. VI
North Market street
spE50a GRAVES. HoUCHISs ; co.
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HFFUFS OF AUiatHs-A gcnIIemen VINO sui
fered for years from Nervous Debility. Prema-
ure Decay. and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection, will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
by the advertisers experience, can do so by ad.
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
mayo lyW No. Cedar ST., New York.
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The trains on the Northwestern railroad
will carry all persons to the sale of Gen.
Harding's iine stock, and return in the
afternoon. Sale ON Wednesday, August 2.
iv9S Of
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The Healing Pool, and House Of
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME Or SOLITUDE,
aud the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge Address,
DIR. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Asso-
ciation Philadelphia Pa maYlQ 3m
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Selling Out at New York Cost
To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines, Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDOLFINI i RIVA,
ian1n 10 NorAh Hhnrrr .frnn4
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Corner UniOn and Cherry St-, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals ia Geld,
silver, Government stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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JAS. @. OdDEN, Prest. CBs. 7. WING. Ca shier
Peep LES BAN
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New YORK. Marked.

New YoRg. July S0.--Cottoa is shade firm
er, at 2I989sSe for Eaiddlias uplandz Flour
closed little hessst but IS without deeided
change N price. Wheat quief IN bayers favor.
Oats duh at S3GS5c, and 92a94e for Ohio Corn
dull at 81 029l Oh for good to prime new west
e7n. and 93@SI 10 for uns0und DO. Pork dull
raess sos IS; regular closing buyers at S2S 60
cash, and SO 6.1s regular. Beef quite steady
Cut meats steady and unchanged. Bacon quiet.
scarce and firm. Lard unchanged and steady.
ct 135<G9l3szc for fair 10 prime. aud l8ss@l3s4c
FIR kaff1a rafuaf
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Fer Magistrate.

We are authorized to announce JA2Es WAR;
a candidate for Magistrate in the First Civil Dis
trict Of Davidson county, At the election which
takes place on Thursday, August l.
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PARTISAN LIFE wITh mOsBy.

EE MAdRas "NAff ~ -
OF Fauquier Va, lats C. sA
wih Portraits Of Colonel Mosby the Field onicsrs,
and Captains Of the Battalion Map Of " M0sbys
CDslsderacy, and numerous spirited Illustrations
IN one Vol, $50 Cloth, Beyeled, 60 %.
This work has been prepared BY the sSpress sane
ton 81 Colonel Aosby and has the patronage and CO.
operation o. the partisan chlef his officers ana men,
u affords complete history u the achievements o.
Mosby and hia men, relating ia a graphic aad spirited
styie TIE numerous adventures incidents. escapes,
surprises Hishaps, and suceesses Of the famous Bat
TALON. Hundreds Of anecdotes are luterspersed
through IL pages, while nearly hfty engravngs and
portraits illustrate and besutify the volume.
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SOUTH cARoLrxA.


And on all the principal cities Of Germany
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
mar
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Taos. s. MARI. Pres't. L. @. TARsox Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and College Streets.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
i for q. 5. Sec uities Compound Interest
Notes. Gold, etc. by the NATIONAL SAvIEGs'
Company. corner Of Union and College streets
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Gold Checks on New ! ORR !Of saIe.
Exchangr on New York for ssie at 81 per thou
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The grand concert "ior the benefit Of the
Church ofthe Advent" came of lasi night
at the chapel Of the Shelby Female Insti-
tute. The beauty and grace and chivalry
Of the city were there. Nashville, with
splendid stock Of home musical talent. is
not at all dependent on itinerant amateurs
or professional troops for an entertainment.
The recent concerts given in this city have
shown the great amount Of musical talent
and cultivation smong the yourg ladies OF
our city.
The music presented for the evening rep
resented every variety of taste, "from grave
to gay, from lively TO severe" II We had
time we would like 10 express our admira-
iion Of the musical talents Of each one of
the fair singers, hut this would offend some.
body. II is expected that editors should
praise every song bird as 4 hooking bird
or nightingale, though some Of the
notes might he rs harsh As the caWing
Of the rook or the croak Of the raven. TO
be less than Jenny Lind il no compliment
al ali, and TO speak Of one young lady as
having q voice as soft and rich as the
Swedish nightingale, and fail to speak Of
Others in the same strain, gives great offense
We know Of two editors who got into tron-
bic lately about their reports Of a concert
One spoke Of the music generally--ol its
sOit, soul-like notes trembling through the
vanlted arches and dyingof its own sweetness
on the night air, without commenting on
the wonderful proficiency or want of pro.
iiciency in any one Of the players. His
oriiq1ls gave cfense because il did not par
ticularize iadivldual achievements in song.
All! Byron was right when he sad
lis pleasant sure TO see ones name 10 print.
A books a book although there's nothing int.
The other editor indiViduali2ed elabo.
rately and spoke by the programme, which
happened not to be strictly carried out that
night, and so he gave Ofense.
The concert last night was everything
which the most ardent friends Of the Young
ladies could have desired. The noble OBJ
iect for which it was given, and the liberal
support OF those who are identified with
other churches, demonstrated the fact that
the people of Nashville do not crcnm-
scribe their charities by church or serta-
rian lines
We hope this entertainment may be re-
peated for the benefit of the same church
ill a splendid building will arise above
the foundation already laid, which will be
an honor alike to the architectural beauty
Of our city and to the congregation who
worship there.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Talisman, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Gen. Sigel, Up River.
LEAVING TODAY.
Talisman, Cairo.

j. IL. Graham, Up River. a
The river was rising slowly last evening,
with abont eight feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather was clear and very pleasant.
The Talisman clears al4 P NJ. to-day for
Cairo.
The J. L. Graham cleans for mp riytr
ports al P. NJ. She will have good
trip, having brought down anumber of mer-
chants who have purchased SUPPLE and
return with them on her.
The Ohio was on a stand at Loniayiile
Thursday, and falling at Cairo.
The St. Louis Democrat of the 2d says
The river fell Yesterday one inch The
upper rivers are steadily falling. Receipts
are fair and business generally Of an aver
age briskness. The weather IS again far
and pleasant. The Olive Braneh's report
as to the decline of water in the lower Mis-
sissippi is very interesting, The low
lands will soon be visible.
The Mississippi was rising slowly at
Memphis on the lst, and continued 10 rise
on the ID. The AruldnoLs Of the % saws
The overflow is doing much damage
along the river. The planters have been
unable to do anything, and the prospects
for the coming crop look SO Encouraging
that merchants are unable to make them
any advances. A gentleman informed rs
Yesterday that people were actually in 4
starving condition in Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi, and that planters were forced to
turn their stock out to perish, being unable
to obtain food for them. The buffalo knata
are also killing the stock in every direc-
ton. The present condition of the plant
ers along the Mississippi indeed looks
gloomy and depending.
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As a clever Cherry street merchant was
passing along Church street yesterday
morning, a dog, which was lying on the
pavement in front of the bakery opposite
the residence of Jno. NJ. Bass, jumped mp
and bit him on the thigh Fortunately The
bite merely bruised and did not break the
skin.
There are too many worthless ours run
ming at large in this city, and We hope the
authorities will do something to remedy
the evil Several were poisoned at the
markethouse Yesterday but that is moi
exactly the way to dispose Of them. let
ua have a law licensing aud regulating the
keeping Of dogs. BY this means, the danger
Of bites from rahid dogs may be avoided,
and the lives Of valuable animals protected,
whilst the city would derive some revenue
from the law. The tax On dogs yielded
$4,000 in Cincinnati last year.
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In CHANGER At NashriIle.

State of ICnnessee-Cierk's 0fice. Ct1ucery
Court at Nashville. April the 2th. 1857.
james II. Dod1. complainant, ~. WasEilS.cn
BarTc=, et. ais, defendants.
TIAPPEARISG FROM AFFIDAVTFFfLFD
in tns biil Of RsyivoT in this cazss tEas de-
fendsnt. John 3aeiby Barrow, il a non-reaiiezt
Of the State Of TsEnsssss. 1t is therefore cTde7ed
that be enter hig appearances herein on o. before
TIE third Monday OF the next term ofssid Ccc.t.
20 &c he'd on the fnst Monday ia MET Eezt
ls6T, and plead. aE1wer 81 deIaGr % cen
claimants Bill " ksFivCTs OF the came viii Ie
taken for confessed s. 70 rim Eli get f1F EsaT-
rnz eT pRTte, and tbaf a cops II this order Be
paoIisaed for four successive weeks IL the i aeh-
Tills Union and Dispatch
A eopy-Attsst; NJ l. HOWELL.
Clerk and Ma-rer
II. i "a. Baxter, Sofrs faT eompi't april 4tw