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TmE COTrOs MARKETs.
Mobile. May 10

Cotton firm. and demand good sales
1,500,bsles and 400 bales after the close
Of the market yesterday; low middIing
264c; receipts 345 bales; exports 1905
bales tttf
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McGill is permanently located at Salts
mans gallery. Photographs $3.50 per doz-
en-. my7-l M
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IN Every Thing.

News. Commerce. Finance. Manutactarss. Ag-
rieulture and miscellaneous topics. together with
political matters, shall be the special object OF
attention in the columns Of the UNION AND
AMERICAS, so as 10 make il ahead Of all other
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1he Carriage Driven by the Murdered
HackmRn Supposed 10 be Found.

We received last night the following
telegram:
Special to the Union and American.
FRANKLIN, TENN, May 2l-lGl5 P.
MA carriage, in the possession of two
white men, was seen, this morning, in the
barrens near Kinderhook, which is sup
posed to be the one that belonged to the
negro that was murdered on the Harding
nike
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GorhAm Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE, R. i,
BTERLING SILVER WARE
FINE ELFCTRO-PLATED WARE

TINE ELhGIhO-fLAIED WARE.
This Company, having the most extensive
and cOmpleue Silver Ware Factory in the world,
and employing the best talent in designing.
modelling. and finishing, arc with the aid OF
ingenious and labor-saving machinery, enabled
10 produce in large quantities, and at the low
est psioes, goods beautiful in design and unsur-
passed in finish, the fneness Of which they
guarantee TO be of sterling purity u. S. Mint
ASSAY. A certificate is issued with all articles
iD silver for the purpose of protecting pnrcha-
sers from limitations of their designs
They also continue to manufacture their
well-known and unrivaled Nickel-Silver Rice,
tTo- Plated Ware. which will last twenty five
years with fair every day usage.
Orders received from the trade only. but
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers everywhere.
III Trade Mark Trade
eAlLD0 for Marx sal ~. w
sTRRLING. Silver. Elec- CIV es
apo tro Plate.
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stenIinc Rome

Three young lads Whoshad been stealing
rope from the rslIs on the Edg,fel4 aide
Of The river were lodged ia jail yesterday
10 await trial.
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One Killed and the Other r,yeunded
The follOsing special from oar CORES
spondent al Franklin gives the parsieulsrs
Of the arrest Of two negroes with stolen
mules, and the killing Of one and wo.nd-
ing Of The other: Ffkfsa ~
Special 10 the Unien and American.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. May 2l.-Two ne
gro men, with two mules which had been
stolen from parties living ia the vicinity
Of Nashville, passed near this place to-
day. They we're pursued BY three citizens,
and oyertaken about seven miles out on
the Carriers Creek pike. A 6gbt ensued
between The parties, which resulted 10 the
death Of one Of the thieves and ths
wounding OF the other. The wounded ne
gro made his escape. The mules wer'
taken. The names Of the thieves are no
known, but they are supposed to be dele
gates returning home from the Nashviil'
convenfion Fffe
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10 the public: {aalH
LIVERPOOL. 1l:l5-Cotton market quiet
Sales to-day 10000 bales at liz and HID.
Sales of the week 1900 bales; sales for
export 5000 bales; sales to spectators
1000 bales. Stock Of all classes at Liver
pool 383, 600 bales; stock of American cot
ton $4,000 bales. Shigments from Bonn
bay since last report to l4th inst 385, 600
bales. Stock of all classes afoat for Liv-
erpool 624,000 bales. American cotton
shoat for Liverpool $4,000 bales.
NEW YORK, M.-Market dull and tend
ing downward; uplands 284@2S4c.
NEW YORK, 2:10, P. M.-MSrket quiet
and weak. Sales to-day 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, 4 P. M.-Market quiet and
weak Sales to-day 1000 bales for spin
ming; $50 bales for speculation; $50 bales
for export. r Fs
New York, 5 P. 'M-Nett receipts OF
cotton of the week sos bales; gross receipts
$50 bales; exports to Great Britain
$685. bales; to the continent 2,840 bales.
Sales of the week 1870 bales. Stock
IL 243 bales
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nIERk

DIcKEY.-In Edge6eld. on Thursday. Goth
inst. FsxsIs Ii. SELLKa. formerly of New
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Upon the Subject of Agri-
-- f-f culture, jaf

And kindred topics. We shan also give an
tsnsivs variety Of valuable and Interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming glasses OF
our State. which will. in great measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


GOING S0UTH-Nashviile and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street. at 5
A. 4. and 7.ei p n. No train Sunday morning
Accommodation st $50 P.N., tg0es 70 cOlunl-
biAl. Trains arrive at 4:30 A. n. and 700 p N.
Accommodation 10 A. NJ
Louisville and Nashville kaiIrsad.
Leave Nashville-..-........-53OA A. NJ and 2s5 p. ~
Arrive at Louisyille......l:30 p N. and 1890 P.
arrive Al A. and 400 P. NJ
Through train leaves 0alla:in at 6.a A. NJ;
and arrives at Nashville st 500 A. n. Coach on
freight train leaves Nashville at 4:U5 p. N. and
arrives at 6allatin at 6:25 P. NJ. every day ex-
cept Sunday. ~ ss.
Nashville and Chattanooga Ratlr0nd
Leave Nashville at 900 A. n. and 600 ? AZ
Arrive ct Mash vii $50 A. NJ aud 200 p A.
n The 900 A: n. train from Nashville, does mel
run on Sunday. i's
SkelbyvklIe Accommodation Train.
Arrives at Nashville. ...............lO.l5 A. N
Leaves P.
Nashville and Northwestern n. n.
Leave Nashviile.-....-....-600A n. and 900 P. N
Arrive at Hickman. TX y.ll:0OP. AZ. and 1890 A. N
Leave Hickman, Ky..-... 4:30 P. N. and 400 A. N
Arrive al Nashville. 100 NJ and 500 A.
Sleeping cars run through 10 Memphis o.
the 900 P. NJ train.
o EdgefIeld and Kentucky r. n.
Arrive at Ar
Leave 2.
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7. E. WINsTEAD & Co., have splen-
did stock of stylish hats. No. z Cherry
street. my % ct
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HAVE you seen those Gents shop-madt
Zouave shoes at T. E. Winstead & Co. 's,-
the beat article ever made.
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The UEION AND DIsPAToH and the GAZETTE,
shitherto published separately in this City were
consolidated on the eth Of August. lS63. and
are now and will Be hereafter Issued under the
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The Races Yesterday.

SALESMAN ahead. Time: $3.50 per dozen
for fist class Photographs. my7-lm.
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Wanted.

Every body to examine and compare
Saltsman's Photographs with any other
mans. Only so per dozen for card Pho
togrsphs. my7-lm.
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E. H. Miller, No. 9 College street, man
ufactures the best quality Of all kinds of
mattresses, and sells them cheap. Call and
see, my15-1m
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Tri-Weekly and other Subscribers, having
prepaid for the UNION AND DIsPArca will be
supplied with either Of the Othsr editions Of the
UEToE AND AMERICAN at the reduced rates. If
they win notify rs Of thsir choice
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TO ADVERTISERS.

THE UEIos AND AHERIcAH IS an sdgsrtisisk
medium shall not be surpassed By any paper d
the State. In enterprise and energy il shAhbs
second to none. Iat
ISL F. e.-ls lts
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To the Friends Of thetOld Union and
70 American, and others.

We ask the friends..,0i the Old UEIoS AN
AHERIcAS. and ali supporters of Constitution
liberty without regard 10 past party afilissio
to aid Us in extending our circulation and ba
ness. in the warfare we are Waging againsE Radi-
czlism, its eOrruptiOns and usarpstioss. Speak
to your neighbor and get him to take the paper
st least for the canvass Address d
=. o GRIFFITH q CO.,
r Nashville. Tenn.
Old Union and American Block. corner
Cherry and Church streats au47
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the Office of the Union AND
AMERICAN,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce NJ. NJ.
BRIEN, ST., as a candidate for Chancellor
of this District at the ensuing election.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, May 81, 1859.
Nashville Cotton Market
COTToN-Liyerpool to-day was qui ct
with I'd decline. New York dali and
weak. Our market dull and weak, and
demand limited. We quote r71s
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CITY NOTICES.

TIE. WINsTEAD & Co., have the finest
and best assortment of all kinds of gentle
meme shoes and bootp, at the very lowest
prices. my 22-2t
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The Ghancosl0rshtD

The Chanceil0rship.
To Messrs. John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked the
liberty of using my "name for the posi-.
ton of Chancellor of this district at the
coming election"
This call is made in such terms Of
compliment that it leaves me no choice,
My name is at your disposal. If elected,
/ will serve the people to the best of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD H. EAST.
For Attorney General, 10th judicial
Circuit.
We are authorized 10 announce Clay
Roberts, Of Montgomery county, as a cam
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
dicial circuit.
For Circuit Judge, Tenth Judicial
District.
We are authorized to announce james
Z. Rice, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate
for Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized to announce Thos
III. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State Of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhl2-ie
For Supreme Judge.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as
candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
In the approschipg judicial election.
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Novelties in parasols at the Trade Pal
see, IA Public Square.
JOHN GILeAN & Co.
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CONE ONE, COME ALL and come quick
to 7. E. Winstead & Co.'s, No. 7 Cherry
street, opposite Maxwell House, and ex-
anime their elegant new stock of (KINGs)
ladies' shoes, all colors and sly les. % 2t
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If you want good and fashionable hat,
or good shirt, call at A. LANDEs,
my22 2t q Public Square.
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We have just received LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make of
Shirts made expressly for our trade, which
we are Offering at reduced prices. Also, On.
der Shirts, Drawers. Handkerehiefs
Socks, suspenders, Gloves, Collars
Cravats, Rows, Ties. searfs, and every
thing pertaining to a gentleman's toilet, at
aI r. II. TH0MPS0N'S.
mars If Al Cherry Street
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PHoNoGRAPRY.-New class next week.
Writing, bookkeeping, ETC., taugh as
usual. ]. w. DoLBEAR,
my22-3t# SO North Cherry street.
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Trade Palace, IA Public Square.

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Hotels, Boarding Houses and Private
Family's, wishing strictly pure spices Of
all kinds, also English soda and an entire
line of superior AaVOring extracts ofmy
own manufacture, can be supplied at G.
w. Smiths drug store, corner Church
and Vine stI eets.
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1t lie just as essy to take frat class Pho
tographs for 81 so per dozen at Salisman's
gallery, as it lie to take Jenkins Biiiers.
nD7.1n
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The latest styles in fancy dress goods
are being received by
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The New York World Of the 18th inst
says Of the late heavy advance in the price
of gold:
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The river is declining slowly, with Eve
feet scant on the Shoals. Weather cloudy
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Cotton-sales IS bales; middliug $500
27lc; receipts 627 bales.
, 1869-03-05
WISCONSIN,
NArYsoH. Hls., X1fch 1.


=, hnme1ouf bills were ortetad to ! third reading,
o. eos toEs q rmpcstaesa psssed. List evening
1sss oa.s5n ms, e,s ~. ed repe.ns ~ lsx =
- on clains, aud forntddin1 say MN p,1c-
.nlnR ~ pbyf.e,an wtthou' d,plcmt nom soH7e
Ks,ssa ss;taass aa.s sffes1ns
Io.dst totns res lauun ainsnd,ne shs eontt1-
rosee Tts Ecft med 70 seoct comuiuee. cnn.,,t.
iIE Of esra1oss GRAY, Webb, Z. u. Millsns
11yieE ard Lgrdc,
e,8e, @ s e 1ss as.s .o' TIT .5ssssss Dssassoa ?.
9ane leE; spproptiattng to soid,sre
opssTs h9%ie; 70 ';rs rss;as le.s
'torai 1Ia1'fut,en Tot the 1n,a1e: ptotldirR 10.
.esl.,esinE nanes Of perro.s who hlre Seen
:ar1e nun oer Of local oins. ~'NsS'' 1'4so
TIE s<1.se adIoa1ned III ( n'elock this alter
biii MAKING appropriation to &. a. Cslnas for
ulu;tcE, 10 1868. was lo*t-l3 70 Is.
Bills Hese ccneu'red eodt'JlnR t'l lavs relating
10 high h~1Js ard bridges: TO Eme1d charter ol
as.oea'tou ot the AiiWaukee / st Paul Railroad
Coapsty. 70 y 70 elee1 oce saud Of me D1ecsoes
ssss J Je1F " .or @ in:se y..tt md % authorize bond
AAeNALI+
Leat evening" : istRe nouber OF bills vera
The lttruonetiou OF rexaA q Cherokec ea,ue
NJ mostsa TO Coz fsrse foF = rrsns ct lacd tot
whscE road II ID ST tFotx kiset TO Superior In
re snon 10 the Inspection OF steac1 boilers In this
STATE.
Htils ~rta COZ eatrrd In appeopz1sttnx $500 to
10 the Hospital Tor the inaAns: x19 0o0 10 the In
stitute Tor the Blint faooo to the Soldiers Or
pearA' Home, md $50 each to sas y. 1oseah, Vt.
F11erdtets, Milwaukee Hospstt1. and st. Hsryts
Bpapltz,, nj OF hi1rlukee. and st Asry's 0spnan
% tpe sexu,4a's FErnt boc,e'y Of A1Iwsukr
sid $500 10 The Orpaana Of santa cl1a Academy.
Gr4tt County. ~.
a me&ssse wss received hon the Governor,
retnfntnr Tho buI to Aukhcrake Alueda DeRnek, Z
m,ncr 70 cupvuy err an real ea'ate- and tbs A.
senb'y refused 10 PISS the bill orer hu rats. 81
Ttis posplcx The bsu to 1ntnot1zs to9us dsstE~
Ing 10 astahit4h town s5ttem Q! school ko1e1a"
REut passe& b yoto Of % 70 ~
taxne NAs pAase&4
, 1869-03-05
ALTON,
Nsoatux OF tho Allon Horticultural So.
c1eay-InSefest2tE Essays.
EnHrta1 1}r&nafeh tf,T Thn I h,r.,r 1<-sh,n.

Nseaiux OF the Allon Horticultural So.
c1eay- 1ntefestALE Essays.
Special Despatch to Tho Lh.cago Tti,une.
AtroN, March 4.
Tha monthly rntelrF Of the Alton Hortteultu-
nj soeity Vas held to dar It the ro.idcnce Of n,
Il smi;h, EsQ,. Of Mlcdle Alton. The Day mas
beau'ifna, but cold The attendance Was large,
ant quite narah+t Q! l.dies re present. Pre1i-
dcr', 3azoss B. M. III the Chair
NJ. 3. a. Rhlel, t.om the special committee. r..
pe.ee 20 na'toE no'a:ncd v,paoH in tho stors
ticu.
Al amendment ~ the corsu.ut,oa, to admit
ot Eft collars, palt At Que ttUe, Vas defeated,
Dr, spaldfn9. osSs. Louis, read a. ea.sy On tns
efoHl' Of sfspe Tlnee. touching npou toe tns. .
e1rme sas d ala ~. sId coming io IL as eon
e!neio1 " an'e E-'sea from short cutt NJ Of
oest-otc hua - furnish tue root cf tic her.
ttis e*FA> wts 'el. oxea ~ tctsrcs',tR and fr.
ntots,fs dl'eos s:'ns. ihe soeiet, then adjourned
tntss rez! e The entettannentt abou: 100 pessots
i. i. ne,ei. ob,,unsu Of ,ns COMMITTEES on o..
tamt n d l1tI ttuf. MAJ stutt psper advocating
tnc seavsng Of q. cloiour irct-. whele such c.n o
h!d, TO an:toEtd d.u!lIg. -
ps: sp.ldi,K aad Hal 4av,ea:ed tho rsn7val
OF eFtfS tfee. At q conm~tc1FE anew with tho or
usn. nsal pIkIs NJ Of srres and shrubs.
a hve:y dsssuselor 10 lcwrd. rne paper VA
~ lss Esss; Hse 81. 1.ut.
odtrd tire tJIowfnY:
Rtso,r<d. M Il j. t1e1peat< nj fer the z, ner,l
70 II grsn. le't tefs pstent to tho or1Jitatof hi
new fulse, proc ueed either By hybs1dix u ion or
discovery.
This subject 's now aet,a,snz Horticultural So
cieties and FA.mers' Ciubs. 1t va otseuseed
With epart, ard tnRll1y I4id on ihc tzble, 20 b
taAaE up 4. the tex. mreunK.
1T. spa tirR, By requeat, 1tattd that tho Mts.
tist!rpt Valley Gs.po 6ro~ess' Association
vor'1 Be hesd II Alton on thr 13:n Ano 1tlh lrst,
ana that tAfEe att rot ontY Of the me
b. n bat Giso Of dlstnR uished hortieuituEtsts
tom abtra M. would b" c1tec'.o.
l'rcstcctt s'aIr Ease M4aE1uee ttat the geetts
Of tee Anon Horticultural society should BE- wc!j
Entertained.
, 1869-03-05
CUBA,


Release CT AmeY1cAns-DepoTteS OF
Asosls-lAS.a Advtc.s-Stu1l<s Con.
c'raank Atn.l Auecl.tss D+n +nt.d.
HAVANA. Htsct 5-Mr. Uuey aud ten othc;
been rtlr.sed. Tts flagship con,ooeook 4 hsrs.
NC AdnAal boo u Ealing aenvo ex.1tious fof
Tho r,tsetioa Of Ameneaas, Reinforcement
e,e ee'es Hn 70 tes q p'ssios sy Eallfaa; IT,
ssa e"' na1iIlea. s ~ ~1 70 P'' .h.p 'Fesse: e:
VII! teEester I'm TIC exchange 0: cote. for gold
10 totos Of Ten aolars. TIE Government ID I'd.
Is1tt1laR fot b rtes scd mules Z ihe Arm,. The
tcr ttEer ncn'oa for the support Of voiuntetrs,
and The cattFdsai c:e'ey hare follovt nl~ exam
pc. a enEeSp Eutnt Of the Fre4sr urges ihe
pGseteneHt 70 seqnesHAse The properly Q: absent
Ad*!ees. ttou saRu. report TINT sens1s, On
satusd.s lAL TORI mp tho railroad 10 that ict'y,
Raee pEisoitn ot esrileesr nd rssiio,a en-.
ple5et Cnosn rebels n Saessn arr very a:7vc.
III, :, 'ep r. 1tsS u. e 'eat ete.es With e.tEo q
i.'a1d 9. the 18Th, ot her Way u Lu~s
NV Yonx, kMea TT Aotl his Information
!Lom Cnnana Hexn'G ardsed b. r., that The stones
OF Atrocities thaft e. 19kl-4t the tusof. etts arc
cfwbom aleo s1e aznsa .hna -tn-ls nch, viii
ivs-thldr of he alird q. II rsise @ ees,T az Is
tnpaetAo!e 10 Span,sh roldI+ry: that the govern
2 nfnt h. hsd no eomEuttc&~,tn 11th Neu7ras o,
fntYo Prtr elpe fer !our .ht ardf- hatlv 1lmr.
sads At 500 met ouS Of hop, IN his retsrat b a
BLafpebottkfa.
AL we WEI, sly TIC CusAns to not.h our work
are Ans nd annuniuou: fEzas fos 10 go rnta
who fRht With bong Of treef, With FORK euts
.nt vito wooden esr,ep. wnlch are good for oulI
three r. Etct. 7oe fouttn Is rule bursting them.
1hcy ray they arc ready 10 psy e1th for them ;
text there IL no blockade. ana cncc psocare3 tne
9psEsh Government will b. driven hou3 she u
Ind L. month
III. re &-e zepstt that priya!ee1s have lett orr
posft ter Gu =, cat tht A1H nr4hle to vouta tof
Ihe t1uth Of ih.n.
Havana, hareh s-The a.dIttorAl duties 70
ce1tly imtosed On expcst1 psotuce oy.r $3,ooo
ezra evtnte duty.
, 1869-03-05
Pay.nx up old 1s<p,, py su.chas,

Factn ths ST. Lnufs D<mncss:. Aarcha
Gsfnsr, xAn-e1 istofXx Ro -ert., on Ft1dlt
evening. aId.d hts m,set1o eI1xtteca by 1pra -
tnp 1.to the RIVER and 1row1trE himself Eli.
btdI ~as cts pyesed tad re csrcrea Jestsrd4y
Ec1IlnR. close 10 RE river bank. n the o< ol
Lsspc-ancn .tFeet. The pesple nouGe tho Coro-
Eor Of The het. ara that ot1 l4l forthwith pro-
cte1sd 10 foid his tnau It
Fftm the fac eIlestee II this iEyes+.E1uoa,
We earn that Robef-* res:e ct On Elsve 10 and
Emntt ttfeet& Be wAs laoo1ne uap by 3.er-
pst1or, aFed about fosts tvc, and na1 4 wlle apa
Easned k1t ttet, Atdic:ct Is ne was t, dlsd-
pattnn. biz ~ite could cot lve = taout min, aou
soz,e .wu mouths ara n ard rled olll o; l.
vo1cc from lin Sinca The fepar3-f1n be seat
rom tad 70 ~orte-ntalecten his work ed fse-
que1tt bar -roeE73. In enc Of when he ran 10 4
teose he NJ. n tnts notexe, asd VIZ te4sd
rncse tnac or u 70 say that ae wpuld make way
With h1nseK
Ab: nt1 oe'oek On FE'cay aftercoan Roa.ru
wsnt INTO 4 sxr fuou Oh rte cosrrr OF Tenth std
EEnet 10 tta rEoEreior Of which &c OVID
mo1sy Tor d1teh airs. alli1k fas R!ta. OF neet,
b ttrtw upon tae eo.nte: tan eeaA II paymeas-
The proprietor h1r6td him rack tys eent4 IN
tha1 r, hrt Roberts sefnrec TO take II. He as!d
II ~3s III lsss cent be had IN The wer.d. TIA. be
Hsa dtsEuste- w'h LIE, Rnd WIS k7lne tn
drnNn htutett A. t1asl.1 shsra-s hxa bern
B. Asu tstose. little a:tsn:ton Was pad u than
-herts then toCk his ~Fczeo9t and E&va II to
the har-Ae- ref. tsfliuE lin 70 eeli II Azd keep
lne ptneteds in pAyueot q what WAS dpn.
8hoslt3 aIfe1 this, h< wNked out ups4 tho Btrs.t,
WAefs be mat milkman with whom b Wks ae-
qaasLskd- IA sezaAxksa 70 tAs Nnkukz, Il ewe