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marx Twain on English pira,

Mark Twain on English Piracy.
The following is the best part Of Mark
lTHin'S complaint of the London piracy
OI bis books
1OiAs Editor OF thc spectator:J
sIk-l only venture TO intrude upon
you because come, in some sense, in the
interest Of public morality, and this
taaEes my mission respectable. Mr.. John
camden Hotten, Of London, has, OF his
own individual motion, republished sew.
enIOi my books in England. do not
protest against this, for there Is no law
ha!could give effect TO the protest; and,
besides, publishers are not accountable tC
lae!4ws Of heaven or earth, in any coun.
NY as | understand It. But my little
grievance is this,-My books are bad
enough justas they are written; then
SaSl must they be after Mr.. John Cam
uen HOtten has composed half dozen
SSaaplers and added the same to them
lIeel that all true hearts will bleed for
u author whose volumes have fallen un-
uetsuCh a dispensatioR as this.
II airiend Of yours, or il even yourself
were to write a book and set 1t adrilI
among the people, with the grayest ap
PIelenslons that It was not up 10 what il
TMpsatto be intellectually, how would you
IAe 10 have John Camden HOtten sil
eONn and stimulate his powers and drool
M9 Or three original chapters on TO the
sla Of that book? Would not the world
seem cold and hollow TO your Would
w not teel that you wanted to die and
", sM,Mfest? And suppose he should en-
Wv SSe these Chapters Holiday Literature
an Tfle Story Of Chicago" "On Children,
lialn up a Child and Away He Goes
g9I"VengCncc," and then, on the strength
" having evolved these msrvels from his
,S ""a Consciousness, go and copyright
%S Ss,aIIEe eaIIEe book, and put in the title page
SPEIu'e Ola man with his hand In anoth'
p,.man > mans pocket, and the legend "All
"gatS Reserved"
,tnd ana Mr. Hotten says that one nom d.
S.'s S., ol mine is "CSrl Bing." hold
WA, %M there is no aflllction in this world
SaI %a' makes q man teel 30 down.trodden
Soa. Soa abused as the giving him q name thai
.s ,;", not belong 10 him. How would this
IotuI IotI aoorigine feel If | were to call him
SOIa Camden HottentOt, and come out
IL Me papers and say he was entitled tc
yuiVlne rightS l do honestly believe
would throw him into q brain fever, /
,hS ES's were not an insuperable obstacle II
'ue way,
lam sir, &c,
SAMUEL l.. CLEMENs,
London, Sept 20, 1879.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, October 16.-A meeting
Of the American Pig Iron Manufacturer
Association was held In this city to-day,
for the purpose Of efiecting as far as posi-
BILE q unity OF action on all matters per.
tanning 10 the pig iron interests in The
United States. No change was made In
the present prices Of iron.
The regular triennial meeting Of the
American Institute Of Mining Engineers
was held In the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA this evening, for the purpose ofadvan
cling the mining and meteorological inter
ests Of the country, and more especially
the iron and coal interests.
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1ri,h Ca,hollc Reuerolent rnIon.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-The
fourth annual convention Of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union Of the United
States, met at the Assembly Buildings to.
day, having previously attended mass at
St. Josep6's Church and visited indie
pendence Hall, where they were officially
welcomed by President Littleton, OF the
Select Council. Two hundred delegates
we're present. The Convention was pre-,
sided over by President Dennis Dwyer
OF Dayton, Ohio, who delivered an ap
propriate address. 'Ur 4
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WASHINGTON.
THE NAVAL AcADEMY RuFPrASs TO nj
EXPELLED.

THE NAVAL ACADEMY RUFFtANs TO BE
ExPELLED.
New YoRK, October 16.-A Washing.
ton dispatch says that the assault on the
colored cadet at the Naval Academy, Is tc
be followed BY the summary expulsion Of
all concerned therein; that the President
Ia intlexible In his purpose to this end.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
been hearing counsel in behalf Of certain
directors and stockholders Of the Mar.
shaltown National Bank, Of Iowa, who
charge that the bank has been practicing
uSury since It's foundation. They ask
that the bank be put into liquidation un.
der tho non.usury clause OF The National
Banking laws. The remaining directors
oppose the motion, and the Controller
having no precedent TO guide him, will
afford the bank an opportunity TO 20 into
voluntary liquidation before applying any
legal penalties for usurious practices.
WARRINGTON, October 16.-Maior p.
II. King was suifocated 10 death at the
Old Rye House, last night, by neglectinp
to turn oil the gas In his lodging room.
The Grand United Order Of Odd Eel.
lows, composed Of the colored men of the
District OF Columbia, celebrated to-day
the 10Th anniversary Of the introduction
Of the order into Washington. Each
lodge carried banner andsymbols OF the
craft, and all the members were dressed
uniformly and wore regalia. Their char.
ter was originally obtained from Leeds,
England. Il was stated In one Of the ad.
dresses that there are now in this country
100 lodges, and that the membership Of
those in the District Of Columbia number
nine hundred.
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stray Thoughts.


POI The IntGlIIgcncer.
Saturday night is here, the weeks labor
Tor both body and mind Is completed, and
lam prepared to enjoy that which Is al.
lowed to the rich and poor alike, my Sat.
ardly nights rest.
October winds are whlStling down the
Wsll beSirteI streets, and the signs com.
iug from all nature tell me that summer Ia
pSt, with all its beauty, and winter, cold
snd dreary winter, is almost here; but as
Isit before my crate, enjoying the cheer.
iHg influences ot the brightly burning fire
IiOrget lcr the nonce tic chilliness with.
out, enjoy the warmth within, and with q
thankful heart recognize the goodness and
mercy Ol the Giver oI the seasons.
How closely tho characters Of different
men we meet resemble the different sea
NDs | have seen men who faithfully
portrayed spring in oil its gladsomeness
and promise; sprightly in their actions as
sCOuFscr fresh in the race, borrowing no
trouble from the burdens that may be laid
upon them in the time that Is yet to be,
but enjoying to the full the pleasures
cttredby today, and earnestly preparing
for the work that lies before them, prom.
i;iOg brilliant success.
have seen men whose giant intellect
and ambition for lame compelled them to
acourse Of action that from its impetu-
sily, It's force, Its reckless daring, might
well be compared to the heat Of mid.
summer
| have seen men whose features bore
the impress Of the spirit Of peace, whose
countensnCes expressed their deep seated
love Tor the welfare OF their fellows; q
Kind word and pleasant smile for every
one mild Of speech ind pleasant IN man.
1e's; pure and unselfsh in all things; re-.
vering God. Thought, "Surely, lis the
lime for falling leaves"
Here comes my winter now. A man
haughly in mcln, cringing to those occu.
Pying positions above him in life, oppress.
i1g those below; a sight OF whom would
drive the smile from infant lips and hush
Ihe merry voice Of childhood; his icy
asaEt ioFOlddlng sympathy for tho atflict-
ed, Kindness TO the oppressed, help for
The needy, or reverence for his God. lam
chilled, for 1t is winter.
Whts!Ing, October 10.
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Payment OF Employees Monday Iu-
stead of Saturday.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 1O.-Atthe
State Congregational Convention to-day
the following was offered tor Considera-
tion:
WHEREAS, The experience of mauuEac.
turers and other employees, both in Eu-
rope and America, proves that the pay.
ment Of employees on Monday instead Of
Saturday results in better observance of
the Sabbath, less intemperance aud mark
ed moral, physical and financial improve.
ment, both OF establishments and tho 10.
callties where It'll practicpd;
HeS0Irtd, That the subject is worthy Of
the careful consideration Of patriots and
Christian people
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Damage to a Rolling Mill at Tren.
ton.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
Regular Republican State Ticket
Probably Elected.-The Democrats
Probably Get One Congressman,

COLUMN october 1o.-In the State
election to:tiay for Governor, State off,
GERS and five Congressman, the only de.
cided opposition offered by the Democrats
was in the Fourth District, where Hon.
B. Perry, the ex.Provisional Governor
under Johnson's administration, was nom.
mated for Congress. It is thought that he
is elected, defeating Wallace, tue present
representative. It is generally conceded
that the regular Republican State ticket,
with Moses for Governor, is elected, de-
feating what is known as the boilers
ticket, with Tomlinson as the candidate
Tor Governor.
CHARLESTON, October 10.-Everything
passed OIL quiel at the elections Today.
No conclusive returns arc in, but the
probabilities are that Moses and the reg.
ular Republican ticket, are elected by q
large majority.
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CoNFLAGRATIoNs.
Burning Of Vulcan Rolling Mil, at
Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI, October 16.-The Vulcan
rolling mills, situated In the Twenty first
ward opposite Eighth street, and west Of
Mill creek, were destroyed by fire about
] o'clock this morning. The fire was
first seen issuing from one.story frame
building occupied as q grocery store by o
man named Mart, and contiguous TO the
mill. 1tspread with marvellous rapidity,
and before an alarm could be sounded
the flames had enveloped the grocery
store and mill and the saloons Of George
Lambert and John Mason, together
with the dairy OF John Davidson. The
saloons and dairy we're flimsy wooden
buildings ofabout two stories In heighth
and fronting on Evans street. The mill
was owned by ]. B. Evans, Thos. Clifton
and Thomas Evans. The loss on the
mills estimated at $4,000, and Is with.
out a cent OF insurance. Loss on other
buildings about $500.
The loss On'the Vulcan rolling mill as
reported this morning Is greatly over es-
timated, and will not reach $4,000. No
insurance.
Damage to a Rolling Mill at Tren.
ton.
New York, October 16.-Yesterday
afternoon fire in Cooper. Hewitt & Cos
rolling mill at Trenton, N. J., damaged
property TO the extent of about 800 900.
There were some six hundred men EN-.
ployed il. the work shops who are now
left without work. The fire is thought to
have been caused by the friction Of ma.
chinery. No insurance.
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BOSTON,.
Bold Robbery..Gen. Butler Renom-
r mated,

Bod Robbetys.Gen. Butler Renoms
r mated.
BosToN, October 1G.-This evening as
James W. Woods, clerk in the Old Col.
ony railroad Office, was passing from the
paymasters room TO the treasury Office on
the same floor, but q few yards distant,
ne was knocked down and robbed Of
81 OOO., The robber escaped.
General Butler was renominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of tho Sixth
Massachusetts district, to-day. The Dem.
ocrats and Liberal Republicans in the
same district, have nominated Chas. P.
Thompson for Congress.
The State Central Committee OF the
Labor Reform party of Massachusetts,
have urgently requested that labor ignore
old parties in the coming presidential
election, as their cause has been ignored
and vote for neither candidate.
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A Man Killed Tor Hurting a Roll.

ST. LOUIS, October 1G.-NIlke Connor
was stabbed and killed by James Oval at
Grand Tower, Illinois, Monday afternoon.
1t was caused by Connor's hurting a boil
on Ovars hand while shaking hands as
friends Oval was arrested and Jailed.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict Of
murder in the first degree, Connor leaves
a wife In Canada,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1G.-Johu L,
Martin, Receiving Teller oil Cratesville
National Bank, was arrested at Be,hle.
hem today, charged with embezzline
funds Of the bank to the amount q
$4,000. Martin has been a fugitive
nearly two weeks, and is said to have used
the money speculating In stocks.
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CINCINNATI, October lG-River 8 feet
8 inches and rising.
PITTsBuRGH, October 10.-River rising
with 80 inches as indicated BY the new
metal marks. This Is about Six inches
less than the old marks would indicate,
CAIRO, October lG.--Weather cloudy
River iell three inches, The steameys
Henry Ames and Belle Of Pike collldc1
at the mouth Of the Ohio river this after.
noon, demolishing the Pixies cook house
and wheelhouse and causing her wheel TO
drop out as she landed. The ruddcr and
after guards Of the Ames weyc broken,
The Pike will have to be repaired here,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFPfCs or THK CHEZ SI0NII, OYTtorn.
WAsHRaToN, D. O., October l6-T30 P,n,

HAA DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIaNAI, OPPtuHn.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. October l6.-7:30 I'm.
PROBABILITIES.
The weather on the lower lakes will
probably continue clear and cold with
high barometer and northerly winds
veering 10 northwesterly and extending
70 West Virginia and Ohio Valley. In
New England and the Middle States
there will be cool, clearing and clear
weatherand northerly winds with heavy
lrost on Thursday night. In the South
Atlantic States there will be light south.
westerly winds and generally clear wealth.
er. On the Gulf there will be partly
cloudy weather and northerly 10 easterly
winds with possibly occasional coast
rain. In the northwest and thence Il
Michigan and lower Ohio valley winds
veering to southerly with lower barome,
tiers and partly cloudy weather.
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LATER.
No Race..Siakes DEawn..Kennedy y
Challenges HaGner to Row Him
Here, and Gives Him the
Odds in the Lot.

Challenges Hagncr to Row Him
Here, and Gives Him the
Odds in the Lot.
Special dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
PrTTsBURGH, Oct. 1G-11:30 p. NJ.
The hackers Of Kennedy and Hagner
have had a meeting, but could not agree.
There will be no race, and each man will
draw his stakes. To.morrow's Leader
will contain challenge from Kennedy
offering to row Hagner over the course at
Wheeling for $1,000 against 5000.
DAN.
THE ARTICLE BETWEEN KENNEDY
AND HAeNER-Articles Of agreement en-.
tered into this the first day Of October,
1872, by and between Mahlon Kennedy,
OF Benwood, West Virginia, and John
Hagner, Of Wheeling, West Virginia, to
row a single scull working. boat race on
the upper Monongahela course at Pitts.
burgh, Pennsylvania.
1. The said race shall be rowed on
Wednesday, the 18th of October, 1872, be-
tween the hours Of one and four p. NJ. II
the weather and water are unfavorable
the race shall take place between the same
hours on the next fair day, Sunday ex-
cepted.)
3. The race shall be for the sum Of
81 200. 5000 a side.
4. There shall be two turning stake
boats rs feet apart, each man 10 turn his
own stake from right 10 LETT, the positions
to be drawn by the respective judges.
8. Each man shall be entitled to two
judges, said judges 10 choose q referee on
the day OF the race, and his decision in all
cases shall be final.
The boats shall be started by the word
"go," by the referee. After receiving the
regular and proper caution, either boat
swerving from direct course so as to
impede the progress ot the other boat
shall be declared iouled.
The boat having clear lead between
stem and bow shall have the right OF way.
O. The sum Of $l00 a side is this day
deposited in the hands Of August Weide.
busch. A second deposiQ Of 5000 a side
shall be made on Saturday the 9th inst
between the hours Of one and three r. NJ
at Augustus Rolls saloon, when final
stakeholder Is TO be chosen. The final
deposit Of $500 q side shall be made on
Saturday, the 18th inst. Either party
falling to make the deposits as above stip'
ulated shall forfeit the amount already
paid.
MAuLoN KENNEDY,
Per JOSEPH WILSON.
JOHN HAsNER,
Per WILLIAM, ZnIMER.
Witnesses: John 2. Moore, E. F.
| Tracy, Samuel Aimmons. Theo. Schultz.
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American Squadron on the Coast Of
Portugal,

LEsBJN, October 16.-The American
squadron has arrived at Sagres, a small
seaport town In the province Of Algarves.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October 1G-The Republi.
cans of this city tonight celebrated the
result Ut the recent elections by an i'm.
mense torchlight procession, wits numer,
Gus bands Of music, etc. The display
was very fine one.
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TURKEY.
TuE MoNrENEonAN 1NsuRREor1or,

THE MONTREEGfsAN INsuRREcTIoE.
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, October 16.-Prince
Nicholas, oi Montenegro, has sent tele. :
graph dispatch to the Sultan promising
TO punish those of his subjects who re-
Gently had an encounter with a party OF
Turks at Lepusa.
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LONDON, October 16.-A dispatch from
tho East announces that the railway be.
tween Yokohama and Yeddo, Japan, had
been formally opened by the Mikado.
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,,,;ad, taE MEssRs. DAVIS, of Piedmont, have
,,nS 'eS eS " N Baltimore with their entire
Suol siSu ane race horses, which they de.
W. entering al the Fall Meeting OF the
msay maa!iand JockY Club at Pimlico, com.
SaS'ns on Tuesday next.-Oam6erland
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DEFEATED candidates for Congress may
ss1 some consolation in the fact that the
,n,ll.pox is prevailing to an alarming ex.
ra.in Washington.
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Merchants Exchange took their places in
the Convention this afternoon.
The excursion down the bay, given the
delegates by the Chamber of Commerce,
takes place tomorrow.
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ISs SA ". WESTERN editor, in acknowledging
'c,iEs gsMs OlApGck OF onions from a sub.
So'S says: ut Is such kIndnesses az
s's 'ust bring tears 10 our eyes"
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On Tuesday two freight trains COL
lldednear Newark, New Jersey, killing
a brakeman and wrecking several cars.
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acknowledgement


c,szLEY's private room in the Tribune
.sI,s /, 10 be swept and painted immedi-
,,sIv
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RY TELEcR RAP
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
RECluslyely to the Intelllgepccr.

tBy the Western Union Line.
ohoe Northwest cor. Of Maia and Monroe cts
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LOUISVILLE, October 1G.-No change
in river packets very irregular. Weather
hazy and pleasant
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THE BOAT RACE.
A FIzzle..ITaEner's Judge Objects
10 Kennedy'S Boat-..Kennedy
Claims the StakeS-.Trying
10 Arrange for a
Race To-day.

The boat race Is grand tlzzle. HSg-
ner's Judge objected to Kenncdy's boat
The hackers meet at the St. James uote
tonight to make new race. They will
probably row in shell boats on Saturday
d.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
PTTsBURaH, Pa, Oct. 1886 p. NJ.
The boat race to-day was to be ovel
the course rowed by Hamill and Coulter
the starting point to be at Glenwood
rowing down to point near Dam No.
and return. Kennedy and his friends had
their boat house towed TO the head OF the
course, and were ready by2PM. Peter
Connolly had been selected referee. He
did not arrive until FIVE minutes before
tour o'clock. Hagner. and friends arrived
on the opposite side Of the river about the
same time. The referee and judges took
their positions and gave the signal Of readi
ness for the men at quarter to five. De
fore Kennedy or Hagner appeared in theil
boats, Haguers judge objected to Kenne
dy's boat, calling 1t lap strip shell. Iii:
twenty-five and a half feet long, twenty
one inches wide, not covered, and SHARP
at both ends. The judges could not agree
and the referee said it was u matter in
which he had nothing to sny. Kennedy
put in demand Tor the stakes, rs the race
was to be between one and four, and
claiming his boat to be according to the
article. This demand will be withdrawn
and they will try to make q race for to.
morrow, Thursday, at 1oA. NJ. DAN.
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Death of a Little Son of Jefferson
DAVIS.
MEMPHIS, October 1G.-Willie, Young.
est son Of Jefferson Davis, died tLls
morning OF diphtheria.
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MAnLoN KENNEDY,
Per JOSEPH WILSON.
JOHN HAGNER,
Per WILLIAM ZDIMER.

Witnesses: John z. Moore, E. F.
Tracy, Samuel Simmons, Theo. Schultz.
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Last but not least.

1t is said that it is better to be
born lucky than rich; as we are
not OF the last named favored
class, it is but natural that we
should be at times lucky, and luck
it surely was that our fall and
winter purchases were made after
the late decline in WOODEN and
cotton goods, so that we are now
prepared to sell goods at such fig
ures as to please the closest cash
buyers. We ask particular atten-
ton to our stock of boots and
shoes purchased directly from the
manufacturers, and every pair war.
ranted to be what we represent
them. To the ladies we would
say come and see our dress goods,
shawls and all wool two ply car
peting, price from sixty cents to
one dollar per yard.
MURRAY & MORGAN.
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ESS A terrible accident hap
pened on Stewards Creek, about
6 miles south of this place, at the
residence of Geo. Campbell, last
Sunday morning about daylight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. were absent on a
a visit, and one of the little boys,
aged about II years, hearing an
owl after the chickens, seized q
shotgun and went out to kill the
intruder. The cap bursted, and
setting the gun down he weat in
to the house after another cap.
During bis absence his little b-oth-
er Jesse, aged about 5 years, took
the gun, and while looking in the
muzzle it discharged, tearing off
the whole top Of his head.
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SHERIFF SALE.
M ] 500


DY virtue of one writ of alias fieri facias
- to me directed from the honorable Cir
cult Court of Lincoln county Tennessee, at
its July term, 1872, in favor of the State
of Tennessee and against James w. San
ders, principal, and John Collins, security,
l will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the cOrst- euse door in
the town of Fayetteville, on
Saturday. November 2nd, 1872,
all the right title, claim and interest that
John Collins has in and to certain
Tract or Parcel of Land lying in
Civil District No 10, Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows-On the
Northeast by the lands of Davis Smith, on
the East by the lands Of James Clark and the
Narkum lands, on the West by the lands of
Mrs. Sarah Collins, K. f. Summers and Epp
Hardin, and on the South by the lands Of
James, Clark on the waters Of Bradshaw
Greek, containing by estimation 200 acres,
be the same more or less, Levied on as the
property of John Collins at the suit of the
State Of Tennessee, to satisfy one iudg-
ment for $2lI5, besides, interest and costs.
w. A. WILLARD,
OctD-S6 Sheriff.