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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17
SANCTUa SWEEPINGS.
4 -. - 90 -.

\ patient Waiter-A young doctor.
You need write bus a single letter to
make May marry.
Why is the capital Of Turkey ike a
whimsical patient? Because its constant
to no pin.
"Lic1-anthropy7 is the latest term fot
giving a thing and then taxing it back
again.
A little nan observed that he had two
negative qualities; he never lay long in
bed, and he never wanted a great coat.
MYsTEEI0Us-Little JOHNNY heard
somebody crying in there, and it wasn't
ma nor the doctor" Sissy-"May be 1t
was the Kitten
George Washington may have been a
very smart man, but any stupid boy can
get ahead Of him by buying a three-cent
postage stamp.
To the point: "Qmlls are things that are
sometimes taken from the piniOns Of one
goose TO spread the opinions Of another"
The cOlOred citizen, who won the die
tionary in the Kentucky spelling match, is
accused Of having cast a negrO-man-tic
spell over the other cOntesta1ls-HOrcGS-
ter Press.
Edgar Poe said: $40 vilify a great man
is the neadiest way in which a little man
can himself attain greatness. The crab
might never have become q constellation
but for the courage IL eYinced in nibbling
Hercules on the heel.7
4 recent Hamlet proposing to play the
part Of the Danish Prince in red cloak,
inquired Of a S-hakspeareia1 actor OF the
old school if he were justified in doing the
same. "Rsd was the color Of mourning
in the royal house Of Denmark said the
old actor. "But how do you get over
this persisted Hamlet, quoting, "'Tis
not alone my inky cloak, good mOthsr?7
"Well, answered the venerable one, II
suppose that there is such a thing as red
ink"
EDWIN BOOTH recently contributed the
following to a little paper published at a
Boston fair:
Genius, the Pythian Of the beautiful.
Leaves her large truths a riddle 20 the dull,
From eyes prOfaue a veil the Isis screens.
And fools on fools still ask what Hamlet meanz
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CONFESSIONS or A CHLORAE-
EATER.

aN-aANH NAaNAH
In the early STAGES he used to take a
| .p!ck-me-up,' when going on q railway
journey, with the happy result Of Danish
ing al sense Of fatigue, aud Ofthe unpleas-
ant motion of the cars. He was gifted ont
Of hiUselF'-a spirit travelling by train
and the ever-varying scenery "Went gliding
past me like an enchanted diOrama." I'm
like opium, which creates beautiful hallu
cinations, chlOal merely increases the
power Of enjoying the real" In december,
Of 1871. when medical men were laUi-
ing chlOral to the skies, Br. Stables be-
came a chl1ralis5, together with other
friends, who quickly succum5sd aud died,
having passed through the agOui5s Of de
spair characteristic of the later stages of
chlOralism. Being O~yerwOIRed, he could
not sleep, and took twenty grains OF chic
rll, Whereup0u he slept like q top until
morning. Having repeated the dose every
night for q week he tried to sleep one night
without it and failed. He, of course, took
TO it AGAIN, and found after some time that
he had little satisfaction from his sleep.
After a month he began TO feel q strange
heat on the top of his head, together witha
sense of fUllness in IL, and his nerves began
TO be shaken. At length he had 20 fly into
the cOuU,ry. and what with the pure, brac-
ingair, he was enabled to reduce his dos G
BY Oue-half, and TO take long walks,
though after a brief space he again
surrendered himself to liking Choral lie
began to lose flesh; crOWs-feet gathered uu-
der his eyes; his pulse grew "thready, and
by June, 1872, he is at the sea SIDE a con-
frmed invalid, his bodily suferings very
great, and his mind a chaos. His eyes are
constantly dilated, and the least excite
meut runs his pulse from sixty 10 a hun
dred. Hetakes three dTacLms Of ChlOral
when he goes TO bed-G dose sufficient to
kill as many men. Three months pass.
and he is taking three and a half
drachms at bedtime and one at early
morning; can barely walk one hundred yards
without sitting or lying down; the irrita-
bility of the brain IS changed into agsuy if
he attempts to rise from a chair; there is a
horrible sense Of strangulatiOn. Three
months more, and ne is pronounced hope
lessly gone with heart disease, and he con
stantly cOntemplates suicide. He has lost
all power Of reading, writing or speaking |
aloud, and towards night every vein seems
infamed and swollen to double the
size; and when given up by n medi-
cal man, another arrives, who destroys all
his choral, and informs him that his heart
is not diseased, but only weakened by the
poison imbibed.
The first night passed without choral
was dreadful-sleep impossible; and for
over a week he never slept a wink. He
became delirioUs, but recovery came at
though t~edioUsly. In three months, |
however, he could walk as many miles, and
sleep returned to bless him each succeed
ing month, carrying him nearer to the com
Dlete cure and perfect health to which he
ultimately attained.
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ElOpement Of a White Woman With a
Negro Preacher.
Canoe Voyage From Carthage to
Nashville, and What Came Of il.

On the 9TH inst, a PM with two
male children, from Carthage, Smith cOun-
ty, reached Nashville, with ali their per
sOnal effects, IN a canoe, steered down the
Cumberland by a negro man Of unmixed
African descent, who, it now appears, was
her chosen protector. After landing here
they took up their residence on Rolling
Mill Hill, in the same room, and continued
70 occupy this tenement together until
night before last about 1 A. NJ, when they
were disturbed blythe police, and marched
of TO the wOrk-hOaSe. Their manner Of
living had attracted the notice Of colOred
neighbOrs, who reported them.
They remained in the ~wOrk-hOUse the
rest of the night and were before the Re
cOTder yesterday morning on the charge Of
cOhabitatiOn, presenting 4 painful but new
eTtheless curiOuSly strange spectacle. The
officers who made the arrest stated that
whenthey knocked al the door Of the house
on Rolling Mill Hill, the negro, instead of
opening it, endeayOred 10 get out at a win
dow and fee. There was nothing in the
testimony taken to rebUt the natural INFER
euCe from this circumstance, and the Judge,
after some grave remarks pertinent to the
case, fined the negro $50 Uhe highest limit
Of bis authority and decided to turn the
woman and her little boys Oger to the
County Judge.
The woman says her husband, whose
name was Edward Hall, left her about
three years ago, and in shifting for herself,
she concluded to come to Nashville to hunt
employment. With this idea she engaged
the negro, VIM. Beck, to bring her hitHer
IN q canoe. She says they we're about .
week on their voyage.
The fact was developed by inquiries yes
teTday, that Mrs. Hall is connected with
some of the best families in Smith county.
It is said she cot beyond their influence
and control about ten years ago when only
seventeen years Of age; that it was through
the fundamentally and guile Of Federal
She Will be sent t. one Of the county as
and the children are offered for
ld0ptiol-at least the younger one, the
older having been spoken for by n Of the
magistrates Of this county. The younger
Is f.sg- wears old and exceedingly suriubf1v
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HenI ESTATE rransrers.

IH9 following transfers of real estate
were made and recorded with the Counts
Court Clerk of Davidson during the week
ending yesterday:
VIM. >. Eakin 10 Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad Com
pany, lot west side of College
street 800. $500 OO
Alex. = Hall, assignee, TO J. n.
Arnold, land ia TUeuty-Irst
District. 14G p
VIM. Shane TO Margaret J. Dix,
lois - and , in Liudsley's
plan of university lots. ...... $500 co
Newton Cannon, trustee, and w.
p. Cannon 20 ThOS. +. Peg
kius and Samuel p. Cannon,
lots on corner Of Church and
Spruce streets. lo,525 90
James Z. Bradford, attorney i'm
fact for Thomas II. Bradford.
10 John II. French, undived
One-SINtCenlh interest in JOl-
ly'S Island. Tennessee river. 500 90
J. II. HutchisontO Mrs. Caroline
A. Wilson, lot No. II in Har-
ris' addition to Edgcield.. 1900 90
F. c. Huntington, Clerk, to- 5.
NJ. Utley, land in Summer
county. S,1GI 90
+. ). Hall and wife and L. NJ.
hclver and wife TO L. A.
Brown, lot near. city Of Knox
Vile. .........,s ,........... 90 %
T. c. Huntington, Clerk, to
Byrd Douglas, lot No. 8 North
Market street. 1900 %
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NOT MRS. O'LEARY's COW, But
ANOTHER ONE.
Griffin. Ga. News.

Ms. Mulligan, who lives in East Griffin,
hung on. her feather bed on the fence to
ventilate it and give the young vermin a
chance TO hatch out. A hungry town COW
came along and eat up the bed, tickand all,
but the COW died. The man that owns The
cow has sued Mrs. MulligGn for damages,
and the widow pleads an Offset for her
feathers. The case will come up before
Justice Jossey, and if Widow Mulligan
co sn't get Justice, she intends to take the
lass to the Federal Court.
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TIE COURTS.
1000 Oh

SUPREME COUET.-The Putnam county
docket was concluded by the second section
yesterday and the White county docket
taken up.
The next Davidson equity case, TO be
called Monday, viii be No. ia, b. j. Far
Tar ct al. VS.. Samuel W. Davis.
To-day is opinion day.
PROBATE COURT. T. Sanders gave
bond and was qualified yesterday as Back
Tax Collector.
CIRCUIT COUET-Cherry, O'ConneT *
Co. vs. W. .. Hlggard; motion to set aside
Judgment O~yerTuled. The court adjourned
til the third Monday in May.
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The GaIIOWs About 10 be C~hestedsOut
Of lis Due.

the colOred element in Charleston, caused
by the rumor that Bunch, the mullattO pc
liceman, who, when drunk, murdered an
Irish policeman last fall, is TO be pardoned,
by the cOi0red Lieut-G Governor, Gleaves,
taking advantage 4 the absence Of Gov.
Chamberlain, who has gone TO the LexIng-
ton Centennial. Bunch was to have been
hung to-day, bat was rCspited u week by
Gov. Chamberlin.
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Marriage Licenses.

The County Court CLERK issued marriage
licenses 70 the following couples during
the week Ell ding yesterday:
Jas. II. Ellis and Anna Beazley.
Joshua Drake and Nancy Jane Martin.
COLOEED.
Lewis Hanna and Lucy Thomas.
John FlOurn6y and Eliza Hays.
Morgan WoC$s and Fannie Thompson.
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eENTLEMENs FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& NGble'S.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & EObIe's.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray 6 KObIe'S.
Coed Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mh13 cody 4thp
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How the city shan Not spend Money

The following occurs in the new city
charter applicable TO Nashville, and will
prevent IN future expenditures which have
amounted to a great deal in the past:
Sec. Is. That the Mayors and City
Councils Of said cities are forbidden to
make any appropriation of money OF credit
in the way Of donations, festivities, pa
geants, excursions or paTades, nor shall they
be authorized 10 subscribe for stock in any
railroad company, or in any other corpora
ton, or give OF lend any money, aid or
credit 70 any person or corporation what
ever, and they are hereby prohibited from
employing or ap%pg0pTiating the revenues
and taxes in any other manner han for
purposes strictly municipal and local, and
according 10 the provisions Of their charter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17

Count Lou. Lcubric expects to give a
grand photographed tournament for the
benefit Of the ugly babes in Memphis The
UglieSt baby at the exhibition, which viii
precede the spelling mattel, is TO receive q
present valued a. fifty dollars. No premium
viii be awarded a baby for ugliness with
out the approval Of its mother.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17

THERE are still found in Wales some
people who worship according TO the Druid
forms, which were everywhere hOnored
and observed in the British islands before
the landing Of julius Cesar. NJ. D. Con
way writes an account Of the spring gath
ering Of these disciples Of the ancient
DTuids. They meet q the sOlstitial period
twice a year., and, It CHANGED, assembled
this spring on Christian Palm Sunday.
They claim that in their great festivals the
Christians have borrowed ancient customs
and rites which prevailet among the
DrIids long before the coming Of Christ.
The SaviOUr's resurrection is invested
with symbols that once meant
the resurrection Of nature. So with
other festivals. At the Welsh meeting the
aTchdruid gave an account Of the revival Of
DrUidism in this country, and read the
names Of some thirty persons residing in
or about Rochester, New York, who were
applicants for admission into the order.
An American apostle, Ale kedua, proposes
TO start a Drutdic newspaper in Rochester.
and has already translated their great
work "The Pristine Glory Of the
Welsh" A circle Of Druids has been
formed in New York, and a gathering of
bards is 10 be held during the summer. At
the celebration such as Conway describes.
it is customary for the archdruid to alter a
prayer from the Stone to Keli Cthe con-
cealed) and recite a poem. Esthetic as
this worship may be, its revival is not I'M
mineut.
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MeetinF of D. ChrIsian AssocInfion.

There wa a small meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association in the Bible
room Of the First Baptist Church last night,
70 receive MeSSls. Geo. A. Hall and T. K.
Cree, representative Of the associations in
Washington and New York, who are tray
cling from place to place with the view of
organizing associations where there are
none and encouraging those that already
exist. Some time was passed in a confer
ence with reference 10 the organization in
Nashville, IFS needs, possibilities, etc, and
the appointment Of delegates to the Inter
national Convention in Richmond on the
9th Of May next was especially urged.
The consultation was very pleasant, and it
is to be hoped viii prove beneficial in a
practical sense. The visitors leave this
morning for Chattanooga.
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Another Convict Delegation from
EhREhu

Sheriff Anderson, of Shelby county, is
looked for to-day with the following con-
Victs; Iom Williams, sentenced for 70
wears; Ike Douglass, 5; Eddie Cole, s.;
BIZ Hampton, s; Henry Mitchell, 4; Joe
Clark, 3, Sim Peck, 10; jackson Williams,
70; George Alexander, 4; George Easley,
!; Jim Titus, alias Henry Jones, 6; John
Brown, 3; Elias, alias Lee Brown, 4;
Handy Hawkins, 2; Mundy Graham, s.;
Jane Lewis, 3; j. J. Day, j; Austin Haw-
kins, .; Fred Williams, .; Emma Lane, 8;
Henry Leslie, 3. Their terms Of imprisOn-
ment aggregate 119 years. These make 105
that have been sent up from Shelby since
the 2zd Of October.
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ME. II r. oTEIENs.
Dear Sir viii most CheerfullT add my testi-
mOny 70 the great number You have already re-
ceived IN favor Of your great and good medicine,
NEGETTSE, for 7 do not think enough can be
said IN its praise, for l was troubled over thirty
years with that dreadful disease Cat8rrh, and
had such bad coughing spells that it would seem
as though ] could never breathe any more. and
NEGETINE has cured me; and I do feel TO thank
God all the time there IS so good a medicine as
NEGETINE, and i also think il one Of the best
medicines for coughs and weak sinking feelings
at the stomach, and advise every body % take
the NEGETINE, for 1 can assure them it is one OF
the best medicines that ever was.
/. GORE.
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge. Mas.
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Evans, MinstreIs.

The above named troupe gave a pelt6m-
auce at McClure's Hall, Edgeheld, last
night, % raise funds for the purchase Of a
town clock. The entertainment was Of
such a character that everybody was i'm
menSely pleased. The affair was wound
up with a very enjoyable hop.
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Blank Cd indicates no report, cipher (j sta
tionaryi minus - tendency to fan; piusa(fr
tendency % rise.
The arrivals yesterday were as foIloTs-
Little Condor, from Smithland, with two
barges Of salt; the b. II. Cooke, from Point
Isabel, with 80 hhds. Of tobacco, ard the
Eddy7iIe, from Cairo, with a g0of carooo Of
VHn, hay, etc. b
There were no departures.
The Laura L. Davis was expected from
the shoals.
AT 3 p. II. yesterday tbe river was about
10a feet On the gauge, o. 8 feet on Harpetb
shoals.
The b. Il. Cooke and EdIyyille are ad-
ver.sed TO leave to- dav.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17
VICTIMS OF JOHN a. MURRELL

Five human skulls were found in a cave
on the road leading from Gadsden to Col.
b. 3. WhOrtOn's one day last week, three
Of which We're brought to town Saturday
and left at the drug store Of Stephens x
Liddell. Some physicians say they are
the skulls Of white persons. There is no
telling how long they have been in the
cave, nor how they came to be there. Some
suggest that they are the remains Of vic
Tins Of Murrell.
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Matrimonial.

Mr.. Jesse Ely, the afiable aud popular
Cherry street merchant, was married at the
residence Of Thomas c. Whiteside, Esq,
in S~helbyvile, Thursday morning, to the
accomplished Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Of that
place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17

FATHER NUGENT, awell-known Roman
Catholic priest Of Liverpool, took a some
what daring liberty with . company Of
about 5000 persons who met 70 celebrate
S.. Patrick's Day in the League Hall in
the evening. When ali had come together.
he gave orders TO have the d-0rs locked,
and all means Of exit closed until after II
o'clock, the time at which the drinking
houses are shut. Father Nugent is a great
temperance man, and when we consider
what liberties liquor takes with drinkers
and their families, We must say that this
sharp practice on his part does not give Of
Tense TO US; especially not if ST. Patrick's
friends liked it.
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Snc.ctr.

Thc above named Society will award
gold medals TO the best orator and the best
declaimer at the exercises to come of al
the University, on the eth Of next month.
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Posinonement

The Holy Trinity Church concert is post
roned from next Monday night 10 Monday,
April zG. owing to the iudisposition Of
two Of the participants.
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CITY NOTICES.

The cheapest collar you can wear is the
ElmwOOd, because it viii keep clean longer
than any longer. Try it. apIT Il
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Daneing.-Miss Eliza Goodwin will con-
tinue her dancing lessons at McClure's
Hall, Cherry street. ap1T Nv
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Ncm Potnfoes,

New potatoes Of Louisiana growth, are
m the Memphis market, and sell for nine
dollars per barrel. in small quantities they
ara HIGHER.
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VEGETINE.
viii Cleanse SCPOfula from the
System.
HONEST OPINION.

MR H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This is TO show that my son was
taken sick in January, 1854, with S~crOfula,
which came out in large sores and ulcers on his
leg and hip. His Leg was swelled more than
twice its natural size. Hehad several doctors OF
high standing in their prOfessiJn-tWO from BOs-
ton and three from CharleStOwn-WithOut get
ting a bit better. he was obliged 70 lie wherever
he was placed. for he he had no use Of his limbs
whatever. When we had given up all hope OF
his living we were told 20 try NEGETINE, the
great blood remedy; and he had taken il but a
short time before We could see a great change
The sores run SO bad that we had 10 change the
clothes four or I'VE times a day. Still, he was
getting better; for he could move his limbs and
help himself a little. He was soon able to sit
up in bed, and, by constant use Of EEGETINE,
&c has cured him. He has a lame leg, which he
viii probably have Tor Life; but we an honestly
believe il we had used FEGEIlNE before we
had bothered with those doctors, it would have
saved the use OF his leg, and restored il 10 uatu-
raj health. / hope an those troubled with ScrOf-
ula will read this testimony Of me and my son,
who is now well ami able 10 speak for himself.
CATHERINE MAHONEY,
DANIEL NAHONEY,
10 Trenton street, Charlest0Wn, Mass.
MAY 10, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement cOnclu-
siyely shows the quick and thorough cleansing
effects OF the NEGETINE in S%croIuia.
VEgETTNE is acknowledged by all classes of
people 20 be the best and most reliable blood
purifier in the world.
FegeIlne is Sold By all Druggists.
Rpl7 It wed,sa 4thp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17

Ladies!-In addition to u large stock
of Millinery, Dress Trimmings and Fancy
Goods, we propose keeping a full line Of
Ready-made Suits constantly on hand and
made to order. Our Dressmaking faciIi-
ties are better and larger than heretofore,
and we can guarantee not only entire salts
faction but pleasure to the wearer Of any
suit made by us. The most tasteful and
elegant designs for Bridal Outfits. Bohan
& FlOersh. apis tues, sat, sun Ct
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DIED

SWAN.-In this city last night, At 5 O'Clock,
WM. NJ. SWAN, son Of K NJ. and Maiue ID.
Swan-aged i've years.
The remains VIII be taken 10 Ashland City for
burial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-17

SEVERAL families living in some ancient
rOOEeTies Oh Washington avenue, removed
themselves and their household goods on
saturday last, because Of the insecure con-
diti0n Of the buildings. a few hours later
the buildings fell to the gr0und-NeU
York Hines.
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Solved!
The Great Secret Of tine Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETINE!
Reliable Evidence.

II strikes at the root Of disease BY purifying
tie blood. restoring the liver and kidneys to
healthy action, invig0rating the nervous system.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For H~artsTile, Carthage, CeIina, Barks-
vile and Pt. Isabel.
TNHE new and elegant pas -
i sengeTs steamer, T-@lLEikT
BOLIVAR II. COOKE, * ~
VIII. Carroll, Master, ID. G.. Patterson CIerE-.
viii leave as above THIS DAY, AprIIT, al
pm
For freight or passage apply on board, OF to
W. +. BTERS, Agent, Al ana 81 Front sfreet
apI It
For Paducah, Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans.
N1HE elegant Passenger -
Il Steamer, '-OIL-aA7
EDDKVILLE, -
W j. Harmau. Master. II. u UovIe eTarE
VII leave for the above points THIS DAY
18th inst, at Pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
W. =. BYEbiS5 Agent, Al and ~ Front street
apl7lt