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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1871.


ARRIVED,
Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman, New York mer-
rhtndisc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer WIN. 2. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer John Eylrester, Clifford Norfolk, mcr-
ch:,uGl5r and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuul.
Schooner sea Bird, Hogan, New York, mer-
chandiSc.
SchoJ. or Ames, -, Rockland, lime, A. 5. Lee.
SAILED,
Steamer Salvor, sharply. Philadelphia, mer-
cnandlsc and passengers, W. z. Porter.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10. Arrived, schooner
J. II. Gallagher, Boyle, granite, from Richmond,
Va.
WEST POINT. April 19.-Arrived. steamer Admi-
raj Kcybnld Baltimore merchandise and passen-
gers Richm, nd and York River Railroad Com
tny, and sailed on return
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
FORTRESS MoNRoE, April o0.-Sailed, bark
Harrisburg. Norfolk, for Boston,. Arrived. N"I-
wegian bark Jcinbird, Rio, Tor orders. Passed in,
bark May Queen for Rio.
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Tha Enlpan - war;

HAVANA, April 2O.-Two engagements e,,u
are announced, in both OF when e tne ih nsn
gents lost twenty, and were aelea.eu. u1t.
Canazal had " series" OIL ensasonon''
with the insurgents, and killed SIX
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Crevasse In the Mississippi.

NEW ORLEANS April 2o.-A crevasse oc.
onrred in the Mississippi, near Bonnet
cure, at u point on the es bank IS miles
above the city. An effort viii be made
to close it, the Jackson railroad furnishing
the means.
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\ PANIC IN 4 CIRCUs.-Thc indianapolis

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HARDWARE.

NEW HARDWARE AND AGRICUL-
~ TCRAL IMPL EMENT HOUeE.-MC-
GKAW 4 DENOON have openeda branch store
I'm the above line, where will he found complete
stock Of goods. Including Wagon and Carriage
Wood work, Bolts, &C. We solicit cali from
merchants, farmers and mechanics. We euaran-
tee our prices as low AS The same Soous can &c
!, uybt in Richmond or Baltimore 1904 FRANZ
LIN STREET. i've doors from Old Market, Rich
mond, Va The old establishment VIII be coz
an Ism
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Cotton Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, April 2o.-Ne,1 Orleans: Steady
with u fair demand at l4s@E!..; receipts. 1895
Amsterdam, I.42o bales Barcsi"na, is7s bale; .
stles 6,2oO bales; stock, 2o7. $50 bales. Norfolk
Dull low middling, lac. receipts, 500 bales ex-
ports coastwise, l,752 bales; sales, 100 bales
stock 2. OIL bales.
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.,..,,,,r.,.o % thc Richmond Disra,cn.l
\.TrYAl EElrGE, April Is. 1871.

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n,;. ,,,scc In. lately cbanrcd
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hands. H't'' ,,,,,ricror Of the hotel
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Five little boys we're buried under sand
bank in Grand Rapids, Mich, "Wednesday,
while ut play. Two escaped; the others
were dead when taken out.
Il was Thomas A., not the celebrated
Thomas f. Marshall, of Kentucky, who
died the other day.
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Tobacco Markets.

hiSf1"oND.
! APRIL 2O-The market shows n want Of anlma-
ton. Prices remain unchanged except a slight
downward tendency In lower grades. Bright
wrappers and good manufacturing kinds are In
fair demand:
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Foreign Markets fBY TELEGRAPH
LoNpoN, April 2c.-Consols, e2s. United States
bonds, gya.
LIVERPOOL. April co. Cotton closed with r
downward tendency uplands. It'd Orleans, ~.
sales, 10000 bales Including J, Coo Tor export and
spCcul .tiOn.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,rrEv FROM ROCKRRRRGE.

=, tho Natural Bridge -ahont tho tn-
~, transportation" Under n"'s"''''s NO
,., hc Had The sheriff and the Coti"e-
,,,o,.aut Radical Legislation Cattle
,,,ne Ruycrs 4 Remarkable Invention
1870, oc ,r,nalc> Ease and Industry
The nccht"s-' hair aud III" N'''''-H"'''
-,.,.,, aud Enterprise Crops. &c.
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MARRIAGE or GES, FlTZuuGu LhE.-The
r=lfal> OF Gen. Fitzhugl Lee and Miss
>ta. i"Wl". daughter OF the late George
j. laNlr. were >olcmniZcd "Wednesday
Hr'ln.rH -: The residence OF Captain T..
T.. ituwr on Washington street, Alex
.utt.. E.y. James F. Johnston and Rev.
NJ. \"r'"i. rector Of -. Paut>> Church.
''.r.Grd. The guests comprised many Of
'ar most distinguished officers Of the late
Army "i Northern Virginia. Gen. Ju1al
\. k1rtF, tt"r. ". ii. +. Lee, Gen. LomaN.
tr.n. ". r. Young OF Georgia, Gen, VI. H..
'"l-o. Capt. NaXalt. aud X. +. Lee, Jr.,
"'', among th0-e d Gen. Lees comrades
Nh1 We're present. II wa, expected that
'.H-ir'>td"ut Dull- would hc pre- sent, but
is' lAH mol arrive.
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1A%sHE sHyHhLlAEHCE.

NIE;IaTuRE ALnAsAC. APRIL 81, 1871.
:rr -::"s.... S :3 Moon sets ..,....,. s.34
:!p sa!s,.,,...... 6.37 Pi-h tide. ssh
SUMS dec IL 81 IL. Low tide. ...,.......l 1905
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LYNClIRIIRG VA.

APRIL 1.-The m rk-t the past week was less
common grades, both In Iu IS and leaf. FIuc yell
low ana dapplc wrappers or good size and body
are in better demand and prices for such more
i-rn
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MACHINERY OILS.
ITO NSUMERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY.
saving guaranteed by the use Of the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL.
A saving guaranteed by the

Equal to the best sperm oil ut the price.
Su Liable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de.
script or. Free from All impurities. warranted
not tu heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted 10 give salts.
i.ciion when properly used, or TO be returned ut
our expense.
Iris Oh has been extensively used In this city
for several years past, giving general satisfaction
and without complaint whenever properly used.
IL res no: require any peculiar treatment par.
ncular care, other than to see that the machinery
Is clean and free rom dirt and gum before this on
Is applied no further care is necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by us
differs from, al other Lubrfcattng OILS sold IN
this market We arc the sole agents here for the
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating Oil,
every barrel OF which sold by US bearing our brand
thus VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LIB ICATIhG OIL, PURCELL, LADD
c.. Agents, Richmond, Va.
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt at
tcrl u, and be shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
81 Is an RichmOnd. Va
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND j. DANvILLE AND PIEDHoNTl
RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF GEN'L TICKET AND tR'T ACT.
RICHMOND, VA, April lS, 1871.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The train which
- has been running between Richmond and NJ an
chester since October last will DC discontinued al
Ter SATURDAY, the ed instant, Mayo's bridge
"0Ao JOHN X. MACMURDO,
aploG General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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METALS, METALS.

METALS Ah1ALc:
;.wedes Refined, and Country Bar Iron;
Band Hoop, and Sheet Iron;
Horseshoe aud Mulc.shoe lron;
Oval Half-oyal, and Halt-round Iron
Small Rounds and Squares;
NayIor's Cast, shear, and Octagon Steel;
American and English Bllstcred steel;
russia aud Imitation Russia sheet Iron;
THO Plate, Block Tin, Spelter, Lead;
Iron Axles, all sizes
Norway Hail Rods Horseshoe Nails;
Burdens Horse and Mule shoes.
For sale by JOHN n. GO&DOk'S SONS,
mh IN Pearl Block.
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KNIGHTS OF IYTHIAs. - The Supreme
Lodge Knights of Pythias of the World
commenced lis fourth annual session in
Philadelphia on Tuesday. The whole MORN
lnn hour was consumed III admitting new
members, In the afternoon the supreme
Chancellor and the supreme Scribe read
their reports.
The Supreme Chancellor in his message
mentions the rapid growth Of the Order.
New Lodges have been constituted in Min
ncsota. Vermont, North larolinu, Alabama.
ni.SisSippi, Missouri. Wl,con>in, Rhode
Island. 81. Johns (New Brunswick, Maine,
and MICHIGAN. New Grand lodges have
been organized in Iowa. New Hampshire.
Rhode Island, Gcorgia, Louisiana, aud Wis
cousin. He refers TO the late strife in tie
order. and severely critciSc> the conduct
Of the late Grand Chancellor of Penu>yl-
yanla, and also that of the " Grand Lodges
OF MARYLAND and District OF Columbia"
The Supreme ChaGccllur has received APP
plication from body OF cUlorcd lncn ask
inu for II charter. which. according TO the
constitution, was refused.
The Supreme Scribe, in his report, gives
4 t,ll and clear account OF the present con-
ditiUn OF the Order. 1t exists in thirty-tWo
states. and iii New Brunswick, IN the Ca
madam Dominion. Twenty two States have
;;land Lodges, the others being under the
direct Jurisdiction of the supreme Lodge.
On December Gl>t. 1870, there were Clio
Lodge, with total membership OF 1S,oU
an increase Ct l,.2SS since the previous
year. O.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-1n the SUI
prcme Lodge OF Knights OF fythlas to-day
Inc Committee on Credentials reported III
favor uf admitting representatives from the
two Grand Lodges Of Maryland. In this
Sta,r there exists loyal and di>loyal iac-
tiun If Knights of pythia>, each having its
Grand Lodge. The Supreme Lodge voted
TO admit the representatives, and permit
them to advocate their claims for one hour
each The session adjourned before the
,rcImpptS wore concluded.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON

The Adjournment OF COngrcss-Vfo
lent Scenes I'm the House Buffers
E. Attack ON Senator Davis and
Representative FarnswOrfh-
Beck Brands the "Beast''
asa Coward, and Farms.
worth Charges him
with Embezzic.
ment and
Perjury.
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DANGEROUS CoMPAEIoN.-As two evil
engineers were at work in the Wllds OF
Michigan couple of weeks ago, eighteen
or twenty miles from any camp, one oil
them began to suspect that the other mad
made certainty when his companion came
To him and SAID: - wish you would hide
nv revolver and the axes. tor came very
near killing YOU with them last night.
cot the revolver and cooked it at your head
three times, Int something told me not to
kill you with that. but to get the az ana
then / was commanded not TO kill you then,
but | am afraid ! will if you don't hide
them, and God knows don't want To hurt
any man. This WAS not very pleasing ID
formation, and he did hiS'b best to persuade
him TO 20 back to the cunp. Failing in THIS
he left him, went back alone, procured AS
sistance, and the unfortunate man is now
in IN asylum.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April Probabilities
A rising barometer and clcaring-up wea-
Their, with fresh winds, are probable for
Friday over the country south Of the lakes
and cast of the Mississippi. Fresh west
crly winds on The lower lakes and north
westerly winds on Lake Superior, and
cloudy weather in the eastern States.
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t.. l.. Holland ha- been appointed post
MISTER a. Orlcan, Fauquer county, Va,
see William ii. Hcyl, resigned, and W.. w.
b",""ii postmaster III Marlborough, Luz
l'hhurG county, Va, vice f. {. Glass, re-
rIencd.
hrnnett Bros. Il Co.'S furniture factory,
III louisville, Ky, was burned Wednesday.
i'os,, >,p,VDO: partially insured. Gne hum
"'H "o!hlncn out Of employment.
Henry ID. Barnes, OF the firm Of +. o.
Hi'- d Co., BOst"n, fell down flight Of
.,elM at the 81. James Hotel, in that city,
wednesday, receiving fatal injuries.
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VIRGINIA Po>T.uFFICES.-An Office is cs-
'""sn"d al TOMS Brook, Shenandoah
'sdhty, at station on Orange and AlcXan-
~" ond Nanassa, railroads, and Joel T.
!'"lGrn appulu.ed postmaster.
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htH5, BoswLLL, OF Alexandria, having
pulled Il good dead Of whisk"y upon his
,h"lh'~. plaNtnIiy touched them with tire.
~ - liinc than ii takes 10 tell it he was q
,Arcl "i ihmcs from breast To knees. He
Wa rolled in blanket. and saved from in
'"'' death, and HI doctor thinks he is not
J" DANGER
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Tie Washington Election.
United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Thc case o!
Klein W. The United States, and another
case from the Court Of Claims, are now
being argued before the Supreme Court.
The point for decision is the constitutions
atty of the proviso relating TO amncst? and
pardon in The appropriation act OF July,
$50. This act provided that no pardon
nor amnesty granted by the President
should bc considered by the courts in The
decision of any claims against the United
tatn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

city, Within sixty miles be can kilIdeer
as many as he v ants, and If he desires
he can with slime trouble, within the
same distance, encounter bears. He asks
about markets. Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga are our principal home markets.
Most of our produce is shipped South, at
good prices. He thinks Ku-Kux reports
injure US. We suppose they do. But
We say to him that there has 1euer 6eeq,
a single RtE-RltLr IN East Tennessee
Public sentiment would not tolerate such
lawlessness. In his person and property
be ,Dould be GssGfe in East Tennessee
as in Connecticut. We want him and
Ill others to understand Ku- Klux do not
flourish In East Tennessee. fAA 81
The printer has followed copy in the
above extract. The italics are given as
in the Chronicle. From this we deduce
as inevitable the conclusion that in East
Tennessee, where these memorialists all
live, whence their memorial purports to
be issued, that, in the language Of the
Chronicle: There has neUer been a
single Ru-Rlur IN East Tennessee. III
has person and property a man from
Connecticut tOOastd be as safe in East
Tennessee as in Connecticut. al3
As the Chronicle speaks by authority
for East Tennessee, and as the memorial
lists know nothing of any other portion of
the State, the simple question presented
is, in the vulgar language of Horace
Greeley: "Who has lied ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

LIS debsts that occurred in the United
States Senate in 1850, when the Radical
party was about to enter on its long and
disastrous lease of power, and William
II. Seward boasted that SIT would now
take possession of the CITADEL" Senator
Hammond, of South Carolina, replied in
these words:
"The Democratic party surrender the
country without q stain upon her honor,
boundless In her prosperity, incalculable
in her strength. We have kept the Gov
eminent conservative TO the great purpose
of government. We have placed her and
kept her upon the Constitution; and that,
cir, has been the cause of your peace and
prosperity. Time will show what you
win make of her; but no time can dimin-
ish our glory, or your responsibility.
Time has shown! What the Demo-
cratic party did do in the past, if it istrue
to itself and to the auspices that are
everywhere pointing its way to triumph,
il shall vet do in the future.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24
Original ATTACHMENT.

NJ. D. McClanohan & Bro. VS.. Richard Lyle.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, HICKMAN co.
- On potion, and it appearing unto me, T. S.
Broom, a Justice Of the Peace for Hickman
county, from the affidavit of NJ. B. McClanohan
& Brother, by their attorney, that Richard
Lyle is justly Indebted TO plaintiffs, and that
he is non resident of this State, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him, and that an original attachment has this
day been levied on his property:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Union and American, a newspa-
per published in Nashville, for four coDsecu-
tive weeks, requiring the said Richard Lyle
TO appear bsfore me, or some other Justice of
the Peace, at my Office, in the town of Center
vile, Hickman county, State OF Tennessee, on
the 9th day of May. 1871, to plead and defend
the suit this dag instituted against him by
said NJ. D. McClanOhan & Bro. by writ of at
tachment, or the same will be proceeded with
eX parte. T. S. BROOM. J. p.
This goth March, ISL, mar2l dIkw3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24
PARIS.

There exists throughout Europe a con-
nected congeries of secret societies COM
posed of malcontents whose sense of
their wrongs is perhaps more keen than
their sense of right Their leaders are
generally Communists, Agrarisns, who
blindly war on all government and society
iisslf, without any definite notions of
what they would have in lieu. In tear
ing down the present, they are unit; but
when it comes to constructing the future,
they split into factions and are powerless.
Their main centres are Paris, Rome and
Florence, though Berlin, Vienna and
Madrid also feel their presence, while
London is not entirely free of them, and
even in this country they are making a
foothold under the seductive prospect of
a Universal Republic. For many years
Aszzini was looked on as the head of this
widespread dissffection, and later Carl
bsldi. Louis Napoleon was one of them
in his days of early vagrancy, and it was
through their aid that be entered the
French Assembly and became President
of the Republic in 1S4S. His subsequent
betrayal of their cause led to the frequent
attempts TO assss: inate him.
This revolutionary element is probably
:anra nnXerful and numerous throughout
laQgOrNn a.
q rare field for its development. Europe
was appalled, last September by the pos
sibility of another military republic like
that of '92. The danger seems more
imminent to-day. The Paris mob kent
remarkably quiet during the siege, to the
great disappointment Of the Prussians
who invested thecity with the expectation
of its falling an early prey to intestinal
strife. But that was not the opportunity
for successful revolution; and some
strong power seems to have restrained il.
The present offers better chance: the
whole machinery of a great nation hes |
PROSTATE, waiting for the boldest to seize |
it Young GsTibaldi arrives in Paris,
and few days suffice to create revolu-
ton, without any substantial cause or
grievance that appears on the surface. If |
this were q merely French or Partisan
we would expect immediate
Reputation of the late peace or some cry
against the violation of territory. But
,Lese do not seem to be the grievances
against the Theirs regime. There is no
cry for French revenge on Germany in
his last revolt. What does it mean? Is
t really French in its origin and objects ?
Dr. is it the work of European revolu-
ionists, merely using France2 Are we
N the eve of another decade like that
which ushered in the nineteenth century,
few days or weeks may give unmis-
aksble answer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

TIE Pittsburgh Commercial, the lead
ing Radical organ of western Pennsylya-
mia, considers the worst feature of the
deposition of Sumner the selection of ST.
mon Cameron as his successor. 1t says
that the Presidential wish was potent
enough to effect the removal of Sumner,
and then adds that the public will reach
the conclusion that Cameron must be &C.
cepted as the representative of the ad-
rainisfnstinn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

Tn late Radical canvass in New
Hampshire was projected and carried On
By the ofice-holders of Gen. Grant.
Revenue and custom-house officers, de-
putty mArshals, and hundreds of other
parasites, who live upon the taxes wrung
from the people, filed the Convention,
nominated Deacon Pike for Governor,
and promised to sustain his sdministra-
ton by electing the ticket. But the result
shows they were not authorized to speak
for the penple.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24
COTTON sEEDI

THE UNDERSIGNED, IN CoNsEQuENCE OF
Il repeated errors in Cotton Seed consignments,
would respectfully state that his connection with
the Nashville Linseed Oil Company has been en-
tirey dissolved, ana would suggest to his friends
to ship seed in future to the Dixie Oh Company,
Nashville. ROBT THOMPSON.
We pay the highest cash prices for all Seed
shipped ne.
ROBERT THOMPSON, Presiden;
CHAS, II. HAYS, Vice President;
GAO. Starlight, Secretary;
8. II. MURPHY, Treasurer;
maria II Dixie Oil Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

TIE Manchester IN. H. Mirror and
American attributes some of the Radical
defeat in New Hampshire to the fact that
the Radical candidate was a minister.
Religion and Radicalism do not mix well,
that L. true.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24
A SUPPLY OF GooD BLOOD.

The Seaweed Tonic in injunction with the
Pills, permeafes and assimilates with the food.
Chyiihcation is now progressing without its pre-.
vious eortures. Digestion becomes painless, and
hatulence, no exacerbation Of the stomach. An
appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by an indulgent father TO suffering man.
Hohenck's Pulmonic Syrup comes in to perform
its functions and to hasten and complete the cure.
It eDtersat once upon its work nature cannot
be cheated. 1t collect and Iipens the impaired
and diseased portions Of the lungs. In the form
Of gatherings, it prepares them for expectoratien
and 10! in a very short time the mAlady is van
quished the rotten throne that it occupied is rem
oyated and made new, and the patient. in all the
dignity Of regained vgor steps forth to enjoy the
manhood or the Momanhood that Mas
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StOIen-&1O Reward.

T1RoM THE COMMONS" ONE MILE FROM
II Nashville, on the Franklin pike, q large, pale
red Cow, smeoth-cropped on right ear, cropped
and swallow-foEked on left ear, and around white
SPOT on the inside Of the knee Of the right fore
leg. Twill pay S. reward for the return of COW,
and $40 for the Cow and thieves, to me on the
Holensyille Pike, one and half miller from Public
Square. (mr24 3t Pc Ter RAMEY.