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T>HE RURAL REGISTER,
AGRICULTURE, - ~. ...... 81.
HORTICULTURE,
RURALLIFE AND
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
contalns 10 large quaro pages nted for a
TfeefrItiSements fefI and published TWICE MONTH at ONE
oii.ah fER ANNUM The first Number (for lst July is
Just issued md specimen copies will be forwarded to app
capts. Published by 8 : SANDS d MITJSff.
AT rooms of Maryland State Aricuitura Society," 2s Ba
more street. Baltimore, Md ie20.e IN .eo3t
HNlON BANK OF MARYLAND, May 18th,
~ is hereby given that general meeting Of
the Stockholders of this Bank will be held on TUESDAY
the 9Th day of July next between the hours of IL and ock
year. MIlyKJE
mislawot Cashier.
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The New Steam Frigate Lancaster
NORFOLK June 20.-The q. S. steamer Lancas-
ter, (recently built at Philadelphia) arrived here
yesterday morning after trial trip, during
which her machinery is reported to have perform
ed admirably.
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of cotton wool brought into England every year
might be piled into a pyramid which would rival
that of Cheops. The eight thousand five hundred
and seventy-two millions of miles of warn spun in
England IN year, might be wound round and
round the earth, as boy winds string round his
top; or, we might throw the shuttle over distant
Uranus, and then tangle together the cred planet
Mars, the Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Sun
in net of cotton The whole of the Rritisb
Islands might be wrapped up in cotton wool. and
put by carefully for the inspection Of future ages
IN not very many years consumption of that raw
material.
Ninety years ago, at the commencement of our
manufacturing career, the population of Britain
was about eight millions. Now it has reached
twenty-one millions. If it were not for cotton, we
could not keep our millions in England clustering
IN masses round the central manufacturing towns,
ut were not for cotton, could not cothe them
and, II 1t were not for cotton, we could certainly
not feed them.-HouSehold Words
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New York Bank statemen,


NEW YORK, June 20.-The weekly statement of
the banks of this city shows the following increases
and decreases:
Loans. Circuatn. Specie. Net Deps.
Decrease. 81 $4,000 $4,000
Increase. $1,O6O,0OO s244 900
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PRICE TWO CENTS
From the Boston Courier

S s st1GA OF sugar both there and here is large
and held to great extent by the same bouses and
TINS TINS has been the cause of the most serious dis
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Overland MaiI-Later from

Arrival of the Overland MsiI-Later from
Utah-Great Flood in Salt Lake Valley
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-The Overland California
Mail the 27th, arrived here last night. The
Is unimportant. The previous report of attack
having been made on Lieutenant Beale's party by
the Mohave Indians is incorrect. The Indians
were peaceable.
tab dates to the "a ult. have been received
Portions of Salt Lake Valley had been inundated in
consequence of the swollen condition of the streams
The northern part of Salt Lake city was in danger
of being flooded. Ogden city was also in danger
of being swept away by the food
The officers of the Ogden river steamer Skylark
report the reception at Leavenworth on the 10th
of 81 600 in Pixies Peak gold
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SOUTHERN PORTS.

SOUTHERN PORTS.
ton. ' -
RICHMOND June l6-Cl'd. schr F. F. Randolph, New
York ''' N"
RICHMOND, June l7.-Arr. schr W. S. Robbins, New
York. ~
NoRFoLk June lS--AT. bark Bay State Portland; schr.
F. Wilmer, Port Depot-Crd brig Sosiah Jex Wost In
dies ' w. "
CHARLESTON, June l6-Cl'd. steamship Columbia, New
York: ship Eliza Bonsall, Liverpool
WlLMlNGTON, June lS-CTd. brigs Sea Belle, Havana;
York. ~ " ' 49, ="
SAVANNAH, June l5.,Arr brig Fomento, Havana schs
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The Expected steamer.

SANDY Hook, June 20-lO p. M.-There are no
signs here of either of the steamers now due at this
port, the Kangaroo and the Ocean Queen. The
night is dark and it is scarcely probable that either
will come in before morning.
=, The kangaroo is expected to bring news from
Europe one day later than the Anglo Saxon. The
steamer Persia, with dates to the llth three days
later, will be due to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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AN ARMY THAT TAKES EvERYTHGNG.-If the mar
auding exploits that reported of the Austrians
IN Lombardy be true-paying for nothing, and
that Austria could boast of the largest Rife Corrs
In the world. So perfect is every Austrian appar-
emily as Riteman that he is sure to take off eve
rythlng he aims at, and when his great aim seems
hand he is generally at it.-PMncA
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PREPARED BY
~DR. j. C. AVER & CO.,
AW LII L MASS

Grce 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for S..
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such for the every variety
OF Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely neces-
for to the evidence of its virtues wherever
It has been employed As it has long been in constant use
throqshout this section need do than assure the
people Its quality kept to the best ever has been and
that may be relied to do for their relief ali it has ever
been found to do. - nus "
AYERS CATI1ARTIC PILLS,
. . FOR THE
C0sueneSS duHdice, Dyspepsia, IadigeStion Dsetery
Eo &@mach, & ES,ys5psIgs S Heodaehe, Piles Reamatis
letter. TfmorS and Sat Rheun, Worms, lia Ne,ragiG
as Dinner PiH and for Purifying the Blood
They are coated that the sensitive can take
them pleasantly and they best aperen in the world
Tor all the purposes of "A family physic. $500
ct PRICE RICE % CENTS PER BOX; FIVE BOXES FOR $l.OO
Great numbers OF Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
eminent personages have lent their certify the un
praeed usefulness of these remedies but our SPACE here
VIII not permit the insertion of them The Agents below
named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC which thew
are gwen with also full descriptions of the
ana the treatment that should be followed for their cure
10 not be put oil by unprncped dealers with other pre-
paratlons they make more profit Demand AYERS and
and they should haveit. " " ~
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Block
and W H Brown Bro Baltimore street. at Wholesale and
Wy aIl tne DruRRlst at retail ja29 eo6m
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IMPORTANT TO ENpoRsEEs.-At the last session of
the Court of Appeals, at Utica, n. Y, case was
decided which is Of much Importance to the busi-
ness community. The points made on the trial can
be gathered from the following notice of the trial
The defendant became the second endorser of a
promissory note, made for the purpose of taking
up three notes of the same maker (who was insol-
vent,) but endorsed by other parties who had been
charged by notice of non-payment-such notes be-
ing then held and owned by bank which had dis
counted them. The note was delivered for that
purpose to the plaintiff, who was an endorser upon
the protested notes, and who gave present con-
sderaton for it. Held, that the obligation of the
maker to pay the prior note was sufficient consid-
Grafton as to him, and supported the undertaking
OF the defendant as an accommodation endorser
The holder, under such circumstances, can recover
upon the note without having taken upon the note
held by the bank. The plaintiff, at the maturity
of the note, directed notary public to give notice
of the non-payment to the defendants, and to omit
giving notice to prior endorser. Held, that evil
dence inadmissible that such prior endorser
would have been charged but for that dii ection
1t belongs to each endorser to for himself that
prior endorsers charged, and the holder owes
no duty to them in that respect.
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The Proposals for the New Five Million Gov
ernment Loan

WASHINGTON, June 20-The proposals for the
five million Treasury note loan were opened to-day
by the Secretary of the Treasury. There were up
ward of forty bidders, and about Sl3 500 900 were
bid for. Two millions seven hundred thousand
dollars were awarded at rates under per centum
namely: from 81 to 81 per cent, and Sl0O 900 at
5 per cent. All the other bidders proposed per
cent. among whom the remainder of the loan will
be proportional pro rata.
Messrs. Briggs Co., of Washington, bid for 81 :
100000. The Commercial and Farmers bank of
Baltimore, for $4,000 and Messrs. Mckim & Co.,
of Baltimore, Cor Sl30,OO0. The other bids were
principally from New York. Those above named bid
at per cent, and will receive together with the
others at the same rate proportion of the two
millions and third. the residue of the five millions
ha7ing been taken at less than 6 per cent.
Protection to Foreign Built Vessels.
WAsHINGToN, June 20.-The Collector of BaIti-
more has applied to the Secretary of State for in
formation as to the nature and extent of protec-
ton which may be afforded by the United States to
a foreign built vessel purchased by an American
citizen. 1t is understood our Government enter
tans the view held by the last administration,
namely: that if an American citizen buys, in good
taith vessel from belligerent neutral, or in
time of peace, it becomes American property, and
is entitled to protection like any other American
property. The vessel however, cannot get regis
ter unless by act of Congress-
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The "Two- HEADED GRL."-The Wilmington
lM. G.)Jor"at says what is called the
"Two-Headed Grip is pair of twins Joined
together like the Siamese twins. The editor
saw them some time ago. they.were too, Joined
near the base of the spine-their whole physique
else being duplicate. They were pretty, sprightly
colored children, rather light, but not apparently
of mixed blood. The gentleman who had them
said he was taking them on to Richmond, Va. to
place them for the present under medical superin-
tendence But the parties getting control carried
them North and took them to England, whence Mr..
smith, their owner, got them back on the claim of
their mother, who belonged to him, and whose
cIaim as their natural guardian the laws of Eng
The children, for, spite oftheir remarkable union
they are t'oo, when last heard of them were re-
presented tous as belonging to Mr.. Smith, who is
now, we think, ofSpartansburg District, S. c., and
We're In some measure under the control of Mr..
vestal, formerly resident near Wadesboro, N. G.
They were then well cared for, as was their moth
er-better than they could be in any other posi-
tion.
This, we take it. is pretty plain account Oh tue
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

RosANo-B -Bdrkentine j. H. Chadbourne.
6367 dry hides 23S bales WOOL do hair 10 do
Lambert Cuttings.
HAvANA-Bdrk Ocean Bride.
347 hhds sugar, 274 boxes do James l. Fisher Sons;
6 pkgs. sugar, Morse & Martin.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr. r. C. Stanayd, Jr.
140 tons guano Dunnock & Weatherly
COASTWISE
CHARLEsToN-Str. IdtdpScO
10 rolls leather Poland Jenkins L. Co.; bales yarn
case mdse., Woodward, Baldwin Co.; sacks feathers
wilson Burns; pkgs wine Lennon & Brogden l box
mdse., Capron Gwyn; l tierce hams, Smith 4 Nico-
demus; bags fruit, Love, Martin & Co.. pkgs tobacco
s. X Hough; box mdse., Is casks rice John Williams
Son; bag arrow root II bales cotton, A. c. Schaeer
70 do, bd sheep skins, 80 do. hides 20 pkgs mdse
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POWERS OF THE ENGLISH observation-disclosures
speak OF the English language as in itself power.
NO people have spoken it, or can speak it, but a
powerful people. No other language equals II
With law and genius of its own, it levies contri,
buttons upon all other languages and incorporates
the power and beauty, the heart and core of every
other tongue, into it. For perspicuity and force
Ior eiegance ana smoothness, poetry and science
metaphysics and theology, the pulpit or the forum
the senate or the bar, for any and every use there
Is no language which equals it. By the use of this
common language, our country is bound together
by a common sympathy; and by the same means
unity OF language-we are allied to the most now
ertul nations of the earth The English lanpnara
Is rapidly spreading into all lands and will accord
ing to present Indications soon become the language
OF OF commerce IN all nations. The English and Amer
leans are in the East Indies in Australia. at The
cape OF Good Hope, on the coast of China in Asia
Africa, Europe, and America; on all continents
seas, and islands; along all lines of travel where
they lind or leave some who speak the lsnguapa
The English language has veritable power of ex
presslon, such as, perhaps stood at the COM
mand of any other language of men, Its hiohIv
SPIRITUAL genus and wonderfully happy develop
ment ana condition, have been the result of sur-
prlslngly intimate union of two of the noblest lam
guages in modern Europe-the Teutonic and tbe
komanic. 1t is well known in what relation these
wv Two STAND TO one another in the English tongue ;
the former supplying, in far larger proportion the
material groundwork the latter the spiritual con-
ceptions. In truth, the English language which
oy no mere accident has produced and upborne the
:! !eiVesI anu PTeuOmlnant poet OF modern times as
distinguished from the ancient classical poetry, II
can, of course. only mean Shakespeare NAV, with
all right, be called a world language and like the
English people, appears destined hereafter to pre-
vail with sway more extensive even than its pre-
sent over all the portions of the globe. For, in
wealth. good sense, and closeness OF structure no
other OF the languaes at this dav spoken deserves
to be compared with it, not even our German,
which is torn, even as we are torn, and must first
rid itself OF many defects before it can enter boldly
INTO the lists as competitor with the English
Jacob Grimm.
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E1IIBNNIIIEE y Z RsXIEIl

DR., HARTs VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY Falling Sick
The many effected by this wonderful medicine
It has been before the public OVER TWENTY FIVE
YEARS! During which time thousands of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency.
lady recently remarked that her daughter was cured
Of FITS OF TEN YEARS STANDING. gentleman stated
sHs he he's sSn cas haS M FIFE @sR @ % THE
EXTRACT Hundreds of instances might be cited wherein
cures Of Epepsy of FIVE TEN and even TWENTY years
one package more eficacious than THOUSAND CERT,
Flc4TES III n PrSe ice s. single packages four packages $40
CHANDLER BAHLES, Ga Walker street, n !,
MCPHERSON MARSHALL, Agents,
apl3eoly-lawr baltimore
NOTICE.-BALTMoRE, March 18th, 1859
~ TQ ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN This Is to certify
that have this day sold to Mesrs ROBBINS CO. 46 and
4 1Eht street my entire ght TO makS use @ and ysnd he
HOT WATER RANGE,' as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE ACE
for all territory south Of Mason DiXons line, and they
alone are authorized to make sell or repair he MOORE
Witness: JOHN SPENCE & SONS, Boston
SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AR AR, AND 1ol
y WATER COOKING RANIGEEi, RAN sT FAIR OF
SILVER MEDAL AWARpEPn n At AITSgTIFrFE TEFr lTsi fA' Vi
Having n,rcbased s % Of Mr MOORE ormerly with MessTs
sTANIE sNepsdKKf 9RASGE FAX known GSS a as
ysppdR hat Justly eTE%f HoT Air AND HOT wATER
CooKS RANCE %s ars hSe manner at the shores
1Stice and upon most reasonaole teims ana guar
aneed entire satSaSfp to n efSS S in mSVg Na tne
letter. procure printed list price oil all the parts neceS
saES FSSr res sale ietrhi Wholesale and retail only by
RoBBINS B STBISE 1 2s 4 Co..
46 and As Light street,
Baltimore Md.
N. B-A liberal discount made to the trade aplieOtf
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- the diseases SarSaparila is reputed to cure
III IS DeleVed that such remedy is wanted by those who
suuer from StrumOus complaints and one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense this
this compound will do been proven by expement on
many OF the worst cases to be found of the following com
ScROFULA AND ScRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS ERUPrIoSs AND
ERUPIIyE DISEASES ULCERS, PIMPLEs BIOTCHEs TrmoRs
SALT kHEUM ScALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SYPHILITIc AT,
TIC poULouREuX DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND IYDIGEsTION
ERYsIPELAs, RoSE OR ST. ANTHoNYs FIRE, and indeed Tho
whole of the class complaints arising from m
THE BLOOD. 80 ~ " -- VT
This compound will be found great promoter of health
when taken IN the spring, eXpe the humOrs which
se N te 0od at That season of the By the timely
eNphSon Of them many ranking disorders npped in
he ond MutltudeS by the aid of this remedy spare
from tit endurance OF foul eruptons and ulcer
ous sores through which the system will strive to rid itself
OF corrpon not assisted to do this through the natural
cnaeis OF te pody by an Alternative medicine Cleanse ont
the vated blood whenever you find impurities bursting
through the skin in pmpleS euptions, sores cleanse It
when find it is obstruced and sluggish in the Veins
cleanse whenever it foul and your feelings will tell Won
Even where no particular disorder is felt people en-
Keep the blood healthy, all we'll but with this nabp
lum of life disorred, there lasting health soon
or later something 20 wrong, and the great ma
chlnery of life is dsordered overthrown ~ ~
SaIapara has, and deserves much reputation of ac
compshng these ends But the world has been egreeos
alone has not all the virtue that claimed for it, but more
because many preparations preending To he copcenraS
OF any thing else.
During late years the public been msled by large
r one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
for they not only contain little, any Sarsaparla but often
disappointment has followed the the various extracts
OF sar7aparla which Hood the market until the name itself
ton and cheat Still We call this compound Sarsapara,
anu intend 10 supply such remedy shall the
IRON @ te load Of 0b9qgy which rests upon it And think
ssble by the ordinary of the diseases ntended to
cure In order to secure their complete eradication the
the remedy should be Judiciousy taken according
10 directions on the bottle.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

PERNAMBUco AND A MARKET-Brig Monticello.
1873 bbls flour, ISL half do 80 OPS feet D. lumber
MARsEILLEs-Ship Isaac Jeans
lI3 hhds. tobacco, 900 staves 1904 nails
KINGSTON, JA.-Brig Wabash.
1000 bbls -four 200 do meal 600 bushels corn II
tres rice 100 bbs pork tres hams $50 kegs butter 2OO
do lard 800 boxes candles 500 paper bb vine
gar 100 bales tobacco mdse, 5000 saves 1O9 900
shingles, '
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X
E%3 - compound remedy, in which we have labor
Xxx \ ed to produce the elcctual Alternative
H8 KH that can be made. 1t is concentrated ex-
RM EH tract of Para SaTsaparila, combined with
- ~ other substances of still greater Alternative
power as to afford an effective antidote for
@ the diseases SarSaparilla is reputed to cure
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IL LIN F.
Wood burnt Lime of the best quality for building nur
poses furnished to builders and others very low The un
dersigned only dealer the city who manufactures
own inc and unenuaIed facilities for te
enabled Lime lower than it
where all Lime sold by him to be wood burnt
WM ROBINSON, -f-.flI
4Hollingsworth street,
m26-tfr Pratt st wharf
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MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
4V1 OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS,


ORGANISED IN 1850 WITH PERPETUAL CHARTER.
This old and reliable Company offers peculiar advantages
to those who wish to effect Insurance their lives Its
fairs conducted by Board of tysX Directors gentle
York
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
A CCOUNT BOOKS

the 4th and 10Th
The California Mail Steamers sail from New York the
9Th and 2lth of each month
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oxR DolLAR sqaas for Tie aud FITrr eEEEs for ea
Subsequent Lsertiop = =.
Advertisements Published IN botk the Daily M yeekv
be charged the full daily with one half the seT rates
added. =,
g3sieat ssaf benst for ct tie tims Of
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., % U R FL A GH.3 OF s
Hoist. hostl our Gag to heavens breese, -.
tHi - Let every fold Goat high, 4-4' % '' "-'i
Unfold its banner eyerywhers, lW .ra uI ..ra
Beneath tie western sky
G a. Ia var les every stripe rofSstAs has 1ai lla-1
Borne by the p1triCts hand = are.7. nj. l.t
% 4.'a. Proela m IL bsanfy and its worth ' '--'
O'eSmooF and hill and strand sfss.G . i4Ey 1dB
IN peaee guard veil the sacred bOoa,
- Beauesthea BIZ patriots hdcoa. -.4 a g u -rs
For ohI twas won In freedoms cause
s.s SaffIes foodb iA -3i2 -TisJ 1ol iitIE
Hoist hoist, Gag to heavens breeEs, ,.a I
Let every fold Scat highs-----
Unfurl is hammer everywhere,
.. l.. p-neats, ths vsestrrn sky. 4 lHr l-Hr --r.f}
Hoist, hoist, our Gag In Art great Fslgn, rr.rr
+. .ai @. Let every ysir hoat higher, -
i . % with u. satlon's sIablsn, salo 1lsJ a.i-17
Above the tallest spjre- .s- - I'D. .......-
stti-l Letfennesseans every where '--' @ -'.
Let every state around, L. -..4 ....r r.-y.ft
Know where a type Of natures made .
... where every type 10 found. i = rIsaIi-i -
Above own Art GaHerTs,l .iij ....i ,..il.a.,
a'." '''' Our Country Standard wave,
And underneath Its folds preside, -h-.1riuis
TIE beantiful-the braEe-
The ekild-tne parsnt-patri0t-Ssrs
The WArTiof Without strife, l0is slIaf5W SAT-
Rests here, in sweetest portraitErs s. ----. q.
BOD Win every charm bat tfa. --''' = -.f 'i-t t-
2 Thsn raise our nRhnerte the nlZyL asiIzo1V lao
Lstevery star bear
l ,no ThSttypes a t1s 4Ss eag1y,d O.. Us 7-r9
Are made By O. q, HUGHES, eiHfggig ht.s.rt
fAkts-d&Wf Corner Of College and Unien slt.
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Manny's -C0mDsned Reaper and
a.. ....... NHnVVRP.. .t -r.4f.-.rrr r9E

... -rail.!ni j. ..s1H lM0Ngcfs. % rhlaicg -E9b
KNYITH WOODS lMPROYEMENT.--Th
~ Celebrated acnihe eceive the frs premium Or Grand
3oLb MRbaL combined Ring sn Moving Machine
At he great United Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
Septeaber 1857 The tra came OF Syracuse New
YORK JaIy where all the ppal Machines N the Unlted
States we're thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
Society, st Loaisyef K ..- Al - nd him s.l . y
also received the award As the best Reaper and as the bs
Mower bore appointed by the PTes
dent the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
In Juv 1857 over most Of the machines Tenn
Numerous PreGms and awards given this Asnne
during season, every Mschnen America "a
The above machines for sale BY the undersignsd,
B. y. OHEATHAM, ff..- ..- -.--- .--.., t...r I'd
20. aeasrai rent for the STATE. ' '-
Gaah
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NUMBER 22O.
9EcAsLoNsv OF THE SgPRRME COURT
-zxTxSazTISsv ISsvS1TT,r
9 q 16safhl SbatlEI6 II s66aaI-snnr,,iin

OpHnIons of the supreme cassr. :. T..
state 80 rehIsssssj al Knoxville, sen