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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

&C. The editor of the Enquirer has put
on a laughable degree of Importance because
he has been kicked into notice by the fire
companies, and thinks there never was such
Tremendous attempt made before to break
down a newspaper as the Know Nothings
are making to break him down! This puff
ing himself up with importance because he
has received public kicking from respon-
sible source, is like the loafer who went
among his friends with a striking air of self.
Importance, pulling up his dirty shirt, and
cooking his hat on the back of his head, oil
because Mr.. Jackson did him the honor of
kicking him out of the house! Our neigh
Dor, like the loafer, don't pride himself as a
general thing on being ioundly kicked, for he
is accustomed to that-but he gets consider
ably elevated at being kicked by very re.
spectacle source. We presume that if the
Know Nothings were really to try to break
down the Enquirer, he would very speedily
become aware of the fsct in ma nuer too
serious for philosophical consideration. As
it is, the Enquirer is doing them c great deal
Of good, and it would be the most unwise
thing in the world for the Know Nothings to
stop it. however much they might by doing
so benefit general morals at home and the
honor and decency Of our city abroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24
DECLINE OF BLooMEHIsH.-A New York


letter writer says:
About every fourth individual you meet to.
day in the devout parts Of the city wears q
white cravat or a buff petticoat-the latter
in many cases only reaching small bit be.
low the knees, and then the pants going the
rest of the way. But It's anniversary week,
and that explains all. IT'S only once In a
twelvemonth such sights are TO be seen even
in Gotham, however much we may boast OF
our big elephant" The first bloomer OF
the season made her appearance in the Park
about ten O'Clock on Saturday, and how the
little urchins did run to see what an excellent
fit washer breeches! But the novelty has
since worn away, for bloomers were as
numerous last evening as = lamp posts. And
it is thought not more than half the "strong-
minded" have arrived yet. Lucy Stone is
to come tomorrow. and Is to be accom- panied
by Mr.. Stone. her spouse-whilom Henry
b. Blackwell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

~ In Arkansas, the restitution appears
to have been and still is great as in any
part OF the South. The Little Rock Gazette
says there is not barrel of -four, bushel OF
meal, or a pound of coffee or sugar for sale
in the whole town of Little Rock. Flour
would bring Sl5 per barrel and meal 50 per
bushel. 1t concludes with the despairing
remark, 1--WE don't know what our people
will do"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24


Hon. o. H. Smith, in the Railroad Advo-
cate replies very briefly to the labored attack
of the Railroad Jour nal:
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS AND CLEVELAND
SrRAIeHr LINE R. R.-Having shown, con-
clusively, that thelstatements and charges, of
the editor of the American Railroad Journal,
and his allies, against the above road, and its
securities, were false and malicious, and the
press here and at Evansville, where the road,
and the bases OF. its securities are known,
having refused to pollute its columns with
his libels, although imploringly requested by
him to do SO, Mr.. Poor, in his paper Of the
18th inst. has been driven by way of escape,
in long personal libel, to let himself and
allies, down entirely below reply from me.
O. H. SMITH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May Is, 1855.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

o. The Scientific American says that a
single pound of flaxen thread, intended for
the finest quality of French lace, is valued
at six hundred dollars, and the thread will
measure two hundred and twenty.six miles.
One pound of it is worth more than two
pounds Of gold.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

OF Ladies who have rosebushes and de-
sire to have superior roses, can accomplish it
by placing powdered charcoal around the
bushes. 1t is equally good on other flowers.
The effect is said to be, to add greatly to the
richness of the colors. So says an ex.
change. 1t is easily tried.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

OF The Enquirer feels that its influence
is being felt more and more every day! That
is what every scape-gallows thief might say,
while out of prison. and with just about as
|AfActOnste dispc-''i"s 80 Zoe s;,eead aud IL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

~ The Philadelphia Ledger says that
the Iron Works are filing an order for H..
600 tons of railroad iron for the Illinois
Central Railroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May Is, 1855.

r The Louisville Journal thus gives
the origin f"Sag Nichtism": Sag Nicht-
ism was born in Newport, KY. 1t made its
advent into this breathing world on the 9Th OF
April, 1855. 1t was of German and Irish
parentage. There wasn'ta drop of American
blood in its veins, though a small quantity
has been injected since.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

nSThe Common Council of Albany have
imposed fine of ten dollars for each case
where music is played by bands at funeral
professions on Sundays.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

Gran exchange says.-We read of a
first, and second, and third, and ever so many
more parallels being continually constructed
at Sebastopol. We do not understand much
about such affairs, but taking high ground
and viewing the whole matter calmly and
dispassionately, the siege certainly appears
to US 20 have been hitherto ga siege without
q parallel"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

Hall is now threatening to butt with his
prodigious head right into the City Council,
and no doubt expects the whole community
to wonder rhar the Council will be after
that. Won't he have good time of it!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

~ The editor Of the Enquirer says his
opinion is as good as that of any member CT
the fire companies. Very possibe-but
then the difficulty is, he never expresses an
honest opinion. We wonder if Hall amt
trying to supersede Cook as Chief Engineer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

o. President Hancock says that the
whole amount, of solid measure. of the coal
in the United States, equals at least three
thousand five hundred square miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

10 Has not the Enquirer little indig-
nation left to expend on the Young America
Fire Company! Probably the editor has not
seen the resolutions of that company as pub.
lished in the Journal Of Tuesday. ard as
strongly condemning his course as the Nep-
tune Company's resolutions did. These re-
solutions likewise pronounced Halls charges
false, and the resolutions were unanimously
adopted. Can't the Enquirer at least indulge
the amia5ility of its editor by calling the
members of the Young America Company
what it did those Of the Neptune-''an in
famous set Of libelers and slandercrs, indi.
vidually and collectively" Probably the
editor is afrsd the boys might not exhibit to.
ward him the same unmiigated contempt as
that exhibited by the others, but might rise
in their wrath and duck him!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

40 A lady in Massachusetts lately recov.
cred S5.243 "a of a Mr.. Barth, for injuries
sustained from dog bie: Mr.. Barth being
the owner Of the canine devourer of lady
meat in question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

o. Will the editor'of the Know Nothing
organ please to name the little clique who
privately back US, We would like to see
some of their names in PRINT Enquirer.
That is much more than the individuals
would themselves like, perhaps. We think
our charge will have to be withdrawn. We
do not believe moo there is even a 'little
clique" in Evansville privately backing the
Enquirer. We do not believe there is even
one decent man in the city who would back
the course of the editor, especially if he
thought his name might be exposed. In
deed, we do not believe the editor could bor-
row FIVE dollar bill of any man in the city
who knows him. So on the whole, we guess
that charge had better be Withdrawn as once,
and that will excuse US for hot mentioning
names.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

~ The Springfield (llI.) papers estimate
the loss BY the recent fire, in that city at $40,
O00,- two-ihirds Of. which is covered by in
surance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

~ Between FIVE and six thousand dollars
have been subscribed by the citizens Of
Greencastle, to erect a good hotel in that
place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

T A lump Of silver from Lake Superior,
weighing 96 pounds, and warranted to be IS
per cent pure metal, has been received at De.
troit. 1t is mixed with copper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24
DIED.

residence Cynthiana Possy county Ind. Of
fever. Mr.. BENJAMIN CARTER. aged 81 years.
The deceased smsraed Indiana about 1884, and endured
all the privatiops frontier l and lived to his
nsrous family all grewn He died. he had ivsa 6rm
believer Christian rslgen and highly esteemed BY all
who knew him 4. B. W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CORONER's INQUEST.
n inquest was held tuesday afternoon the 22d inst
over the body of found drowned at the wharf OF
Evansville He of medium height about thirty
Old se and had dark brow h.ir had black
cloth coat aqd and black
laced On his person found geld hunting lever watch
with heavy ed chain eleven Is gold pieces IS
In silver; Newspaper dated this MONTH
copper baggage check To- it. Verdict
Jury-supposed accidental drowning, 49,.
my2i-3w JOHN TRIBE.
1.-THE CRY IS STILL TrEY COME"
Another ARRIVAL
nF Spring Wall Paper Borders. Just received
" at the store OF John O. Deversux Jr Main
consisting in part of:
Wall Paper-from ten three dollars per piece
Bordersom ten cents three dollars beauti
fuI patterns Of Gold and Velvet
Bsfresserirom three dollars per centre. exceed
ingy rich patterns
Fire twenty cents to three dollar. per
piece comprising of the beautiful
TO this city.
Paper Window Blnds-of all kinds. descriptions and
prices Togsth with Wrapping Paper. Lamps etc
The above stock the complete brought 10 Ev
tnsv lie. AID will be sold low. The assortment Of
lsa. COLO PARL0R PAPER
consists the newest aud richest patterns and CANNOT
Feeling Confident that can please the fancy Of AL
JOHN @ DEvEREUX Jr.
my2t Main between A "a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

o. A young man named Barney Hofflna n
was scalded to death in Brooklyn, N. Y,
lass snae ~ Q 'sf Bssx Isl = ssi ssiii
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

GREEsE AN SI.. DRIED Gs. BEEF.
OOO 50 i i. ss ssss s''si' e. Ssss a.
by my2l HORNBRo0K6 CHURCHILL.
e ~ %sis'.. HSs: sSss.S WHEN RIPE
DO do seyths snath,s.
: do 90 FORKS,
ns
CITY EXrREs; nusINEss.
& sSIss: as ss :ss
Such as carrying furniture without any danger Of
damage mailing gas from the canal TO the river; and in
nss ' ~ '' % coSks Family SSrsss1 ~
NEW CHEESE.
n BOXES Of prime Western Cheese. Just
| ~ reed and for sale BY NV. a 5. vICKERY.
| HpEC'D per steamer Arctic.
DO. 90 w DO snssp a. DO do do.
| box German and Palm Soap,
half and quarter boxes Star Candles.
100 I n. s 50 p.F Gars. tss dpss.
30 lbs Cream Tartar,
reels Cotton Cord. with lot Of chalk lines ~hisks
etc.. etc. For sale cheap me-, vICKkRY's.
1 = IS bushels Meal; isr.sisSy " v,ovvsv
CORPOR ALTON NOTICE.
nRDEIED that the owner: Of lots Nos u.s. 10 20 a. p.
sard in block No s.; also lots Nos liz 49, II.
s. r. 4 s.s Co. IN block No i S. sa
re s al. s
sss &c ~: sS s the s..l ss n De-
fanl. thet,of the Marshal be directed perform said
and By Il. sale q said lou.
much thereof may necessary satisfy said lien and
mya,-is ''' WELL. H. WALKER. clerk.
HARVEST TOOLS.
poS G1 Grain s'sshs SSs1 s cr. c, sSa:s
10 do. hay. ..rs*.ad manure Felix's: jus. s:s.a and
' Ben. War. House. back ., II: new Court House.
100 \; s:. Es::s =:
'n' 70, s: War. House. back of Il: me-. Court House.
my23-d&w
MovEDTo CORNER OF LoCCs1 ANDwATER
BURNT OUT BUT NOT BURNT UP!
TWO PILES OF MARBLE GGM 5sFr AND GOOD STOCK
Ntwo or three days the Marble D.po. win be again under
full Roadway and all ready 70 fill all the new and
@yis.i,aS.x N A. LAwRENcE.
FULL EAaM u .rlsa Of Al. kinds
IN consisting Of horse powers and thre:hsr rsaying
and sys .h as
v.rsns sinssju't received and for sale
ny io-o3 =. olH a. : q W.
LII sleep cool had better cali at COL
IA burn Hersi berger's. and buy new mattress. We
turning best description and
size made in the Western country IL any one doubts
word lee them c,l and examine and produce better
Wa have experienced workmen and will make order
spring hair and shuck mattresses and
them bete- than obtained At other stern city
RPrng import the springs from
Estern aetory and will guarantee them TO stand
To country merchants would say that furnish
them liberal terms they obtain the same quality
at other city.
would also that We are closing out =: s..ns. Of
cost An "
anime COLBURN HERSHBERGER.
myZ2 Fosfer's Block First St
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24

BRANCH STATE BANK. TSp. \
EVANSVILLE. May 10 1855
THE semi-snnua dividend declared
e--. from Of q. 81, months ending sosh
y RATHBONE. Cash'y.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

GREENv1LLE, WASH NGTol ~ MISS
vnTiL LEatte nd The COZ, fts Of toll az <lsa.
~ uuena and WasIiugtoh coutities and
she supreme and Fedefal courts at u ack son,
r. Particular attention paid 70 the col !
lecsiop Of claims n a|| jalS![s count "a g:
HonW & aherkex. Hon VIM Yefgef, Hon ]
d freeman Hon J Jobn 7uion Hon Hich
ard Barnett w a Lake Esd yicksbufg 3
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

'YXTM. i. SEARKEY. has resumed the
wv pfecticeof law. and has formed = paruer-
ship wifi w n. II. ~ IL r 4 = =
Especial attention. will be given to- business
in the courts eld at the eisys Of Jack cksor
esss2 Sssss e attended
6fiice on State street soyef Gteeh;s
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

leges, nor do violence to any man who hos
sought, md found IN this land home, psofect.
ed By law, and liberty to 4 Zip God accord
|ine 10 the dictates Of his own conscience, and
hereyelation Of Gods own word.
BRSToS RArIpIoArIoN KEsrIso "a letter has
been handed 70 Us written By ! gentleman who
attended the meeting ID Bsnton to gentleman Il,
this place. ID which It s stated that tie speeches
made il opposition to the Resolutions 81 The
Jackson Convention we're warmly applauded BY
the audience. af.er which they all left hut about
vethree Of whom voted for and passed the resol
lions. Wonder If SAN Is ia Or about Benton.
IA GOOD MOVEIN THE RIGHT PLACE.
We are glad to see from the following from
the Boston Know Nothing, that the party IN
Massachusetts begin to see that the only safe
platform for thesAmerican party to stand on
mus be one that the whole country can
adopt.
I NATIoxAIIzrNG THE AMERrcAN PARrY ri Mas.
sAcHusErTs. thing Is quite certain the
American party in Massachusetts needs ndtu-
ralt1ing and at once. There are men init who
should be most any where else men who have
no more feeling Or sympathy with the American
cause than the stone pavement on which they
walk. This sort of chaps haze bscome boli
and impeftinent. Having gotten il possession
|of power directly by the influence Of those who
make up the real party, they are now found
Iuzing all their ablit and means to iniure 1t and
the good Gauss. Men seem . have forgotten
their obligations to party, principles, men and
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

Liberal dedactioos msds s sboss ' who sdver.
roRE1eNERs AND a.
MERICANIS1I
The self styled D mocratic party appear to
think It advisable thst their candidatts for Of
fec should pledge themselves that they are ia
no manner connected with the Know Nothings.
This, they think, viii secure the entire foreign
vote, Protestants as well as Catholics; and this,
with their own number, secure the election Of
their candidates! What poor opinion they
must have Of the Intelligence Of forsign Protsa-
tants, II they think 10 visible bait can gun
them! These Democrats act upon the pre-
sumption that all foreigners are opposedto die
action Of the American party. But this IS not.
so; many Of them acknowledge that Natiyeism
is the only true and liberal policy that can ele-
vate US as a Nation, and preserve among Us those
principles Of equality, and hat entire liberty Of
conscience 50 essential to the happiness Of any
people. Enlightened Protestant foreigners COM
ing among us, who know their own interest and
the interest Of their adopted country, viii SYM
pathize heart and soul with the American party,
for.it appreciates the position Of that class Of
foreigners, and win protect them as readily and
cheerfuIly as they win protect themselves Why,
should Irish Protestants, we would ask oppese
any organization which has for its Object the
arrest and onward march. and impudent assumu.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

people d the n g9n D b mans i steasufsd q .
household word z| per11II S|Ie Il nil and del.
icatcs and it times sfr6noe lid 5 Il ssdness
hangs 90 hes PaIs iI!euehtla1 f1cs. but phst
it lights up il & fuII % sweet tivaciy For ses4
efal seasons 1lI4s Nightingsls Mingled III tie
|briIIiant Qaities Of London life, and thobgh hof
physically besutifuI 1I,e pouseased thst indeans1
BE spiritual grace witch lends III more at.
tractive charm. Bot she proved her hesrt ike
So'omon, in lnirth and found Il vanity Enter.
sng e novice IN some Of ti,e hospissls Of the
Continent ahs took st at1e bed a. ofssufedne
.er degreein tie higher scisnceof hulnanlsy.
yof even the most delicate scruplsn of gentle
eserve and graceful dread of fotoriety could
rammel the determination of euch woman
shen called % that position which hssnow n1ds
Ter famous throughout the world Duty spnE>
Inoned her, and spite 81 Ill d IIcalfy and opod.
sition she weEt to ConstantnopIe. This nobls
woman does not stand alone. She has many
sisters who travel On the same pstliS unseen
For one Florence Nightingale whose nnme op<
lportunity has made public possession, here
are hundreds in every rank Of life whose sacris
fee and s,If-dcnal are known only 70 the angel
who marks them ii bright record sbove. Bus
.it il vel that ons should now and then thus be-
brought forward iromher seclusion Il emo.
bles man, inspires Woman aud opens the gate
wny TO ! brighter age. Il i especially vell.
because great al the benefaction il to man, tlao
service It renders to Woman ii showing ii what
sheis capable i Of still greater magnitude. Flo.
renee Nightingale has shown forhow much high.
Ter and nobler things than tie world has been
won't 70 imagine Woman Is endowed Hers
was not d mission Of simple beneSolence, lie
thst Of the beautiful Ssrrs ds Char;E{ osaofo nth
Ter benevolently devoted women & Vas noton.
Ily mission to distribute, but mission 10 oriri-
mate, organize, develop, restaain, encourage, 81.
Iperintend and direct. A distsibution d charity
3raoires only goodness Of heart. but 70 originate
and direct Il the highest qualities of inlellecs
Iend character are requisife. obstacles must s.
overcome by perseverance,, klnbb6fnen soften-
tt lindneszs ftlvolilY re61led n rfsyity.
Thus only undersaeh c;rcul 56s. i exi1ted
1T scutari could ! noble intenslon 81 ll1fs =
noble realIty snch u ~ of SOUL mind III
lheart Flortnce Nightinga1 has ehoWn thsl
1 Woman possesses though mil - 1itunitys
srose. she doubtlesss like IS many y l|IeFs knew
mot her own capacities.. She has shown that
i Woman q giIkda not alone with power Of fsei-
Ito sympathize with but with powerof
lacIion 70 redress II. THUS has This noble wo.
imam rendered incalciil IS service to- Woman.
I HOOD Not only Has 668 q coVered dereelf with
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

] /! \ ] ) /! l||l||I| MAJ, AZ,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-22

BExToS RArIFIoATIoN KEerISos letter has
been handed 70 Us written BY gentleman who
attended the meeting 10 Bsnton 70 ) gentleman ii
this place, ID whichit Is stated that tie speeches
made il opposition to the Resolutions of The
Jackson Convention we're warmly applauded By
the audience. afser which they all left hut about
Of whon voted for and passed the resol q
lions. Wonder If sA n Is ia Or about Benton,
IA GOOD MUvEIN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
AND NORTH WESTERN RAILROAD

PROPOSALS will be received addressed 10 the subscr
Il bers az their Office in Dresden. Weakley county,
Tenn until Monday, the th day of June, for the grub
bng and clearing grading masonry crosses, DC, OF 90
Tiles oi the Western division Of the above road, common
eng lSA miles from tle CITY of Hickman, XIV, at the
point OF junction with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Obion county n Huntngton.
Proposals Will also be received addressed tn Nashville
until Tuesday the lo day If July for the grabbing aud
cleaning grading and Masonry ties &c of 80 miles
of the Eastern division OF said road commencing Nash
vile.
The work is divided into sections Of about one nile e,ch
and proposals will embrace more sections The
Middle division OF eighty miles will be ready fr contract
about the LIST of September, of which due notice viii be
given. This line OF road passes through fine productive
and healthy country well wa6red and where Supplies can
he procured readily along the ne and cheap at any
point in the North west The work the Western dvi.
sion principally earth work. aud the material Is light and
exceedingly of excavation. The Eastern division
heavy wOrk embracing about lao yards rock
non, aud 900 yards masonry The whole line OF
by good roads, the country Is rolling and healthy
The usual monthly payments will be made IN cash as the
work progresses and bids proposing to take portion of
payments IN the capital stock Of the company Will be Ia
VOrabv considered,
Plans and pro6les of the work may be SEEM and spec
fcaoas blank forms OF proposals, and all other nforma-
ut Dresden ashve 10 days previous to the letting.
mvI7-lm BECKER RUST, Gen'l Contractors.
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS:
LILLIAN Ii, WEBB, Attorney and Counsellor
Mt Law Washington City, ID. c., offers his services
actioner before the Rbove-nGtned Court, aud Will
TO ell business that " be entrusted 10 him, with
Reference NAV be had to VIM F. COOPER, Esq,
lie, Tenn.
Of &c No ASS SixthStreet (mhl7-6m
Banuer Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Wing vii
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