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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

CousfEsSsirs. Look out for counterfeit So
On the Aeschaots' Bank Of Syracuse, altered
from broken bank. viSaesse, Indian female
With boz and arros, in frame; figure on each
ssde-TsREs, female. sheaf Of wheat, SIS, por-
srsit Of JAeksOn, 3.
Also. co0nterfsis olO's on the Farmers and
Aahufactursrs' Bank Of Poughkeepsie are 10.
circulation. The paper has green tint.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

EloPs0s-We learn thas the dauehtar ~ .
rsepsctaole cidsen cf this county, Wipsome
maid q ". eiopsd from ''shs cot 81 her lsshers
- Ihossday morning lsss, With ! fancy o,v
geses pssles The sara9ed sirs searssd q AZ
p.sssas - ne fnsisivs lsssas bae failsd d o,s,.
take shsn. Rss .hia, thsy have 4 81 nss ~.
eeV - neas - 1ssA.-Ksooasera 49,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

% AZ several young men Were passing
down Main street . few evenings since. thev
heard cries Of pain seemingly uttered BY a fe-
male, mingled With oaths in the deep voice OF
man, proceeding from . grocery owned BY .
man named Kissinger. They hastily entered
the house snd found KissDger in the act Of
whipping mis- wife. Ole Of the young men gals
lanty rushed to the rescure and released the
woman from the grasp of her enraged husband.
and having extorted promise from the fellow
to abstain from further illtreatment Of the lady,
the party lett. consolipg themselves with the
consciousness Of having established peace in the
family.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

ro1s Gs.s6sS iesss repos.s simselt 10 fully re-.
sstaelishsa hsslth. Hs looks vorn and hageard,
ess i = belisvsA - inaamnation 81 tbs brain
ssisass - ~ terrible beating Of Brooks il
aes.ly sssssstsa. ~ that vish sars to avssd
ezsselse labor and s1citensa& ~ will % abl,
= ssssas and maiaiaia his seas - o. 8, Sena-
49, y - sesbiddsa he sxeca.ioa II plans
g sssssa - public disnss cad seressds d
bsaos ~ his rsssra boae. III.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

BALTIMORE JusTlcE.-Last Friday, about
NIFTY halt grown boys. in the City Of Ruiaans,
amused themselves by street fight OF the
fifty, but too were arrested, and they we're re>
leased By Justice McAllister, on giving bonds
70 keep the peace.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

u Twenty >tvo car loads Of hogs came in
.. from the wess on Tuesday last consigned TO
the following parties. s.
Mr.. John Postlewait. seventeen cars.
Is Sunderland, DAvy / Co., Eve.
=. Another large lot I sexpected soon. The
+ late rains having made the roads too muddy for
driving the hogs 70 the stations, considerable
delay has been made In their delivery. =
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Justice Daniel, Of the Supreme Court. lies
Dangerously ~ 81 Washington, and it is thought
% ssn not recover. 30 prestratsd 10 be that
Justice fancy could not be permitted 70 Gee him
% Wednesday.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

W The Grst day Of Winter was ushered in
bv cold wind from the north, which chilled
tie blood and rendered vigorous locomotioD
necessary to produce comfort while exposed to
it's cutting blasts. A little snow also fell during
the day. s3 a ~ @
To the suffering poor. this advent Of winter
presents no pleasing prospect There are many
families throughout the city who are destitute
Of food and fuel, and many half clad children
can be seen daily gathering sticks and chips to
replenish the scanty ERE. II 10 time our benev.
client citizens we're ct work. Some ini,iatorv
steps have already been taken for the relief of
the destitute, and it is to be hoped that all true
charity deserving families will be promptly at
tended to
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

MONK /" AsAcAIrlos sokraE wAn AoA1ssr
- hoek AaLAsD BslDsE.-Ths New Orleans
SsAnoer Of Couneres has resolved. 10 taite
veO.0oo' . fsspoase 20 Tie s.. Loais appeal fot
he psssscsioa II he fsss sasieasisu 81 he
Miasiasippi. .essAs' @as
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

In this city, yesterday, ars. GARnRCDf IN
mother OF ANTOINE BAkGAR. aged u yssn
The fun erAi will tax piast from the hcasss
Henry stensbeck, No. 10 Jefferson street, Una
Ing at 10 o'clock.
The deceas I'd, . native OF Germasy, VA, szH
early settlers OF Burlington, having resided isr
twsnty-ons years.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

suPPER.-The supper Of the I'd Bapties Church
takes place, ~ has been announced, at Grimess
Hall, Tuesday evening next. Tickets of ad :
mission, costing 50 cents, can be had of Mr..
HaWley, At the Book Stores, of r. s. Wilson at
the c. B. / Q. r. B. ticket Office, and of c. Al~
len at Allen & Simpsons. -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

- L. c. Freeman, Of Dayton, a mail agent
on the Cincinnati, Dayton l. Sandusky Railroad
recently eoped With SAndasky married wo.
man. Freeman is City yeaes old, and leaves
wife and eight children. 50
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

UpSae6o 81 thtfty ~ sAtuaasA bushels efs
eAeas 800 80 = ns(3sseor, assiax ~ 800
seotas Aes. So bsiegiag - y 7S essas NJ
6onAol
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

TIE Pear HuAsH saoorISa CAsE-FArAL RE.
suLr.-Dr. Freupd, who wasshot BY an outraged
hasband-Ar. hcKee-at Port Huron, y few
days since, died last Wednesday
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

u Wn. Duval va Ansd 81 and costs yes
ssrdAy afssrneen BY justice sayder. being
I sanghs IN shs ase Of Sealing veod from Jas. T.
kasser, Who resides . lev miles west Of the
city. He paid The aanount and was discharged
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

ATTEMPTED MuRpRR AND Sulclpr. -Last Mon.
day, iD PeD6ed, near Rochester, New York, .
Germen named Frederick Sem, stabbed his
wife with bu,cher knife, iudisting FIVE or six
wounds in her abdomen and groin, and then
cut his own :hrpat with the same weapon
Jealousy prompted the ACT. A. the last ac-
roupts the parties were alive.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

TEE PLEAsuREs % ArRsaDlge BALLS IN Bali
flAeas-Last Friday night, in Baltimore, Jack
Cook attehded bali on the "C4useway," and
when in the act Of retiring. vas followed by :
crowd Of men, beaten in horrible manner. aud
finally seised By them, when one Of The number
stabbed him in she side, after which they threw
him into the Falls, no doubt Nth the Intention
Of destroying his life. Fortunately his cries Of
Distress were heard, and be vas rescued. Pleas
ant city to live in, that Baltimorel
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03
VA Az AlED,

IN this C!.x, on TIE 1Sih Inst, BY Rev. Y. N
~ WILLIAM MELLlNGER and Mis- NAIfa
GULICK.
AZ 9alessafs. ILL.,, on Thursday, Decenlsr |, Y
y. Johnson Of Fort Madison, ISAAC HIwxN "
q this city, 70 Miss sALlNA PATRICK, assrI
samuel Patrick, proprietor OF Depot Hotel Cad
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

- n. Haaay eagsnm = siDgiag 10 St.
Lesia ~ - = siys ~ arss sosesrs Monday
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Myers. the man Who was charged with kid
mapping three cOlored msn Fugitive slaves) and
carrying them olfso MARYLAND on HIS own private
account, vss tried . few days since at Carlisle,
Pa, and found guilty. He will have 70 60 10
the peniteptiary for rot less than i've nor more
than twelve years. and pay aue Of NOT less
than 81 900.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

TaAsKLrss srArrs. -Louisians, Virginia and
Missouri are the only states east Of the Rocky
hosntaias in which. Thanksgiving Was not OBJ,
served On the 2lah. The Governors Of these
States made No appointments for Thanksgiving
this year. - #.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

SERVED HlM Roaf.-C. G. Cole was the only
candidate Of the six in this State, for the SUI
prems Court, who made stump speeches. He
travelled over nearly the whole State making
Democratic speeches. The result sAs, the rec
suit was, be received the smallest vote Of any
candidate fos ths Saprems Bench. h
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Ans TURxs CoLoakD PEasoNsa-This aues-
tieu has BEEN decided Ia the negative BY the
Supreme Court Of California. About year
since. murder vas committed 10 Stockton, for
which Jacob Eiysa vas tried. found guilty, and
sentenced 70 be hung. An appeal vas taken -
oar cosrs Of lass resort from the Judgment, on
the ground that one Martin, native Of Turkey,
and : Mahomsdan, vas allowed 70 testify
against the prisoner. The errer, for such is was
claimed y he. waa disposed Of BY. the Supreme
Court Affirming che tadgnent Of the District
Court, and holding that the statute which pre-
cludes negroes and Indians from, testifying either
for OF against white persons. does not neees>
sarily depend upon the indecision Of color. ex-
oeps when the celor 10 20 decided ~ 70 leave no
doubt ~ % what race the witness belongs. In
this Gsss the witness belonged 70 nation in
which the caseastan type largely predominated.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

p. S.-Nov. lSth.-Say to my poor boys
never grieve for one moment OIL my account,
aud should many of ysu live to see the time
when you will not blush TO own your relation to
Old John Brown, it will be more strange than
many things that have happened. ! feel .
thousand times more on account 6f my sorrow
ing friends than on my own account. So far
as | am concerned, "count it all joy" 81
have fought the good fight" and have as trust,
finished my course" Please to show this to
any OF my family you may see. Nv love to all,
aud may God in Infinite mercy, for Christ's sake.
bless and save you all.
Your a6ectionate brother, J, Baovx
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

II IL stated At the Post Office Department. tba,
the late Postmaster Mestcott Of Philadeipbia
10 . deiaulter to the amount Of nearly $780,
900.
Al Peoria the storm Of FRIDAY blew down the
new Pottery building, unroofed . church apd
did other damage.
The movement Of some FIRST Mortgage bond.
holders OF the Erie Road to sell out that road
through the Comptroller, has no Significance !. 7
.ne Receiver will soon Be prepared to pay The
interest on that mortgage.
sonn =. Mills, feeble old man Or seventy
years and upwards, committed suicide at Steu-
oenvlile, Ohio, on Tuesday, By cutting bis
and i'll health.
Thurlow Weed. in late letter to the Pioneer
Association Of Western New York, says that be
wen: TO Rochester 10 1924 with fortune con-
sisting OF wife and two children; aud = cash
capital Of one dollar and twenty five cents 10
his pocket.
3 Can any of our fashionable ladies' tell wby Tie
Lord. when he made Eve from one Of Adams
ribs, didn't make hired girl from one Of his
fingers or s0es?--.-o uisvilie Journal
Jerome Bonsparte or Baltimore, who recently
returned home, has, to HE honor, refused tue
dignity Of Senator, which Prince Jerome, Bic
father, rendered, in order to retain him Id
France. He preferred the simple title or ci.i-
zen OF the United States.
3 WEAK 6UPPonf.--A Mississippi paper. In 81.
logiEng the dis0nionists, says: ssThe everlasting
destiny Of the Soash hsngs upon saoh men =
JenefsOn Davis and others Ii lhis be frue.
bow appropriately may We exclaim, III the lane
guage Of Dr. Waite:
Great Goo! on what slender thread
Hang everlasting thingan
Some pewspaper "a ed that Parson Brovn.
ovs the eccentric Nashville editor and =.
preacher, had been stricken with rarsi vss. mi.
Ne denied, aud ada. Ut. however. ~ ara -
owed 70 choose one Of many evile. ~ ahall
pray % b struck with paralysis blindnesa deaf.
asss, lunacy the iepsosy, Of any tajnr n prefer.
nee TO Democracy ~
eaysths Richmond Enqairer: m ia hlood ~
.onn Brown y . prove Tho seed III IL Aboli>
son Church, W have no obiecston u I xond
harvest II bis execution elects Seward. ~
ane q our exodus will have arrived, qua & IN |
'rodaes iss Mosear
{ kasson BsoWnlow 81 Tennessse. II conr.. n
e1ssfsason with = gents@sr n sbjs cisy, ! |
~ eaye ege, samarked that 'shs Loco Eeco |
ny VA vitbous douob To moss cofsops d. /
ssiae'ee sats elde II ---r 8 very hot rtace.
INCA shs Passon nsationsd " nAas.
Il Y seid thai immsdlatsly aiter ths aeath ~
Lit Ostx4n vae kne6n by the indiana 49,.
'he0 - eEeFutcsd eFvas foaesrce. ehev 49,.
lanssd Asssiliiiss a1aiass - vAies..
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70 Mrs. Brown, enclosing IN order for the sa r.
conduct OF herself or > messenger, 10 Charles
town Tor the remains Of Brown; they vlI ~
delivered to her care immediately after The
execution.
= Washington, Nor 20.
There are now about 90 members Of Congress
in Washington.
Tho cancuses Of the respective parties ri,l
Dc held on Saturday next.
Judge Douglas and wife design leaving il.
cty on me lMh 81 December for Florida. On
the recommendation Of their physicians.
Secretary Floyd says ais health 4 ,..,o..a
from present indications sV'ss'eS
y probable the prsss will be supplied lin
copies Of the President's message And acco,nns-
nying documents @ heretolore.
0hsrlestown, Nov 20.
Gov Wise has proclamation sns,.Ssin
that lhe State has taken possssaion q ~ Wins
chester and Potomac railroad, and tia, M A.,
.nfee Gays Of December 1t will be used entirclv
iof military purposes. Hi also warns The nao
PIE % the State TO remain at home on n,rFIal
duty on me DAY OF the execution To project the;s
owp property. Women and chi,drsn uiii ~.
% permitted 70 approach the scene az execu,ior
ana strangers are cautioned that there vill M
sanger % them 10 approaching CharIestovD D.
hear = pn that day. That is II seemed nae
ss.Asy martial Nv sill - proclaimsl ana ca
!, Gen. Talliafsrro hn also i.su.a ! p.oo,.u.-
no. . a.y. anaeanciug thas III sssaorers Who
s III, ~ satisfactory account N themselves
approaching otarlsssoun 81 rsilroad y 49,.
wise under the pfssexs Of witpessinr ~ 49,,
cuslon q John Brown, viii ~ net ~ ths Mil, |
sefy ssd turned back oe arrested. h aleo IN.
2AattcAily WAfno the DaonIe ar tha nnnrs, - I
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-, wv.
The Evening BulIelin announces on the au.
:hority Of the editor of the Arcadia Prospect"
the organ Of the Missouri Mining Company, The
intelligence Of the discovery in Soute East Mis-
souri, Of . vein horn blade rocks. which il 10
believed will yield 10000 dollars gold TO Tee
ton. Assays are now being made, and the next
issue Of the Arcadia Prospect will contain full
particulars.
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From the Cleveland Herald.

A Letter fre0 Jeha Drovvn.
We have been kindly permitted TO read LETT
ter from John Brown to his halt brother, M.
J. Brown, and knowing with what interest
this letter from the brave old man will be read,
have solicited the favor Of its publication. II
We have reader who can peruse it unmoved,
he indeed is unused to the melting mood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-08
nnpoUIrn roR THE EIeIsTn.

& HRQUIEM FOR THE EfGiaTNs
For the Nenshis Appeal
HarE-frun tse deah-ElOomsd Hermitage
A m1urnfui vail IN sadn,s noat-
Il sweu- smrowins nation bows
And eohoes back 10 saodsst uoie
he dark-winsrd angel has been tasrs,
les shade is On thst pale. oad bor.
ne eye in dresmlssH sumbyr rests
And oidaess wraps he HCo nov
Auay-the thougbt is wild snd durki
some trouhied dream disirsos my bfov.
ssy nt that Hoa heart . ord.
Tn NE. ne Hero hives againi
but sy. the portal is uniau.-A
ne FESTIVE pris'nsT, fcttercd ianE
wnss fon iis uus-sreatsa rruslnl shrins
Il shins ana a hriEhtsr far0ns
va, b ; warriarf d. IN the assh
AMI osruage q ne babe, see,
MS dauauaz sFTit myving On.
ms waichword-" Desfh o. vlctorF-"
Resf. Warnat. rest fAe bafhrs s'r-
NJ laureI 90 ny bfgE l. uesn-
Nor shan ne ~sltheribg hnnd ~ Tine
Enaeo ne brightness q - shern
A aatsruana-ay. his master voios.
Resisness ~ he lava ads.
TsIis o. his desP and bowdlsss svE-
Tela that be i a naton'f pride.
Rest statesman, rest no na Hsztn
ny voios 10 crowded han IL heArds
The oountry th5a has l0vd, Wll hans
Upon he memory Of each vOrd
A ehriuisnf a. ne urine II pruysT.
Ths pageant Of the world Is driven-
TIE w~arFior, Statesman, ChTisuans hhGc
A suupiaat at The urons q Hsavsut
Rest oarisurn. rest-ths sal b sained-
ne dark-vuved Jordan rolls behind,
ne pearly safes, ne Giitsrins eruEn,
And Heaven davns IN he immortal nind.
Hes Eons-bui ioug ne psrting knsn.
wan echo with biz desthlsss name
Wei shrine hs msnory in cur hears.
And iesve the resi- win Time md PANE.
HEAPHIs. January = 1885. EsrRLLB.
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~o PRT0R-s

Our rsa5ers VIII bear IN mind thst tonight,
by request q many citizens, Col J. P PzToH
VII repeat his lecture upon " MemPhi-his-
toicaEy, socially and PrOsPeedysly consider
ed a. Odd Fellows Han To those who
heard Col P on the occasion Of the former de-
livery q this lecture, We need Offer No PerEua-
sion 70 iaduee them 10 attend Tonight To
a.bers We can tulv say there is a neh treat in
store fo- hen. Col P. Is a fe1id, graceful
and e-Ioeueat speaker and in this lecture pre-
seats a vast deal Of interesting AID instructive
matter, In az attractive and pleasing form. To
Menuhians Co P. has rendered a NOS; CRATE
fuI and acceptable service in oollatiHg 90 much
Of interest In regardto the pas. history present
oon5dou, and future prospects Of thriving
and prosusrous young city while 70 al We can
commend this lecture a. q ehaste and elegant
literary production, s~bounding in beautiful in
sge-. profound thought, and forcible and per
ussfve rhetoric. He deserves, and We feel
e1gfssut viii have. a crowded house
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-08
jobs FRAzEE-EHE soULFToH.

ee.lenan q As city, Fsn ~aoquaintel
with the and history q his distinguishes
s~e.l-tr. bss kiasiv furnished ~ with the facts
q IRE following bioETspieai sketch
J0Hs Pam was born IN l79o, ia RahNay,
New Jerssy q seNch psreutsge- Born a. a.
early age o. The Rep-bHe vhsa weaih esd
ease weTsthe beat q he few, youag FRAzEE
was called uodla AID Isbors cpmmon 70 an
humble lot % ifg Vet b. esriy sFfseed artistic
talent, Nhich did ut escape noties. Dsaisd
the Oh ldish spo-ts coun08 10 bis year, Be
passed thesosny ieisarsa gofdsdh .n n csiang
familiar o5isrts from boards o. ahlneies, and
chsIkins pic-ures up1u Tie doom. 20 tbe annoy
anee q his guardian, and la nnfregueuH,
received the rewards due 0nly 10 mirro.4u-
for what he, himself, thought 70 BE- boz !,
nocent pastme-the grauheauon q a fse.nv
Of hs mild, and which, subsequently,
guished him az tn first n American scuh.,
As be attsined sufficient years, be was bows
apprentice 70 a bnek-mason, whom b. sery.s
farhfuIIv. IL obedience 10 his nature vs;A
vearasd for . hizher Development, he darotss
an bis lsirgre moments 10 self-cuhurs. IA ~
msimsnts Of a common school eduesaon, and
% the use O. he -isd. The frst dinghe ever
ereeu-os on one. that fixed uPoahin the less.
mbIir mfeuion, was a tablet, spanning he
Rshwsv river. having this inscription: "BuHt
bv william Lawson, 1so8.@ This occurred
when BE- was eighteen years o. age. Prom 4
bret-mason be became a worker in marble,
which occupation hs foloWed with msrkeasue-
cess for several yesns- In 1913 hemaHied, aus
sooo aftertook up hss4 sidenee ID thee yofNeW
Ye-k. and FOR many years, in connection with
al, brother, CONDUCTED an extensive and PIos-
nerors business il Broadway. Az be attained
an easy position IN ms, he mrnsah a1ncf
= n. ee,svston q his artistic taste. I'm
erst attempt At modslng tie human form Wa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-08
JOS. R. WILLIAMS,
Ckf Marrha
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

OhUEh VI fhDCEcolON.
hs procession VIII leave Court Square In
he following order:
B DTvIsIOS.
/. Music.
2 Military.
3. The Vice Presidents Of the day the Al
dermen and officers Of the city the veterans Of
1879, and the officers and privatss Of all the
wars in which cur country has been engaged.
4. The Mayor Of the city, President of the
day, Orator Of the day, and the Chairman Of
General Committee carriages
His ExcsIency, the Governor Of the STATE,
and his SAT-, and the Chaplain Ct The day-in
carriages.
Special Guests-in carriages.
sECOND DIVISION.
Z. Music.
s.. Masonic Fraternity.
O.. Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
10. Sons Of Malta, Temple Of Honor, and
Sons Of Temperance, typographical Union.
German Turner'S Association, HiberHian and
s.. Andrews Societies.
u. Music.
- The Memphis Fire Department
u. Citizens generally
The First Division viii form at the Gayoso
Hotel, under the direction Of one Of the aids,
at I03 O'Clock, and be conducted to the Squsre.
JOS. R. WILLIAMS,
Chief Marshal
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NNGUVILLE- I'M Dc y 10
NDE ne nrcFlsiuns o. ne SCI 81 tEh FrhrulrY
u 1855. chsp 80 md oiher acts upln me subject q
Free Hankiuf I viii sell a. uuthc Eucicn. a. ne Her-
chnnti Ex-hsnEs IN Wal street. NeW TorE city. "a ~
% OF fEEEUART. fa9. md falm hy 10 day uafiI hsg
an are al displsed 90 tha fuIiuuing b1nfs, Enforsrd By
ne state Of Tennessee, helunE1ng @ n fullawiuE Frec
Banks NV ~ nquidatou, to-UiG-
n Nasarilssa Cbsftsnunn Railruad BanE, Cor sI,oO1
e1ch. heIdngim d he B1nk % C1ilcrlF.
A. East reuncss-e and VIrEiuia Rallruad blnds, Tor
sfloo r1h. hfAnG1g b ne Bark Of IeT-rsou.
d. Easf nranrasee and WirEllia Haira1f H1nfE. fuI
81 lo each. helungilg o. ne Sank q rreulln
a. nashville and ChattsnnuEa Eailroad Bauds md u
Memphia CIV Hrncs. al fur q COO zach. eetmg1r tstha
R1nk az ranswem- T. MAI
af-lm Ccmruuller.
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DT rirme q q deed ~ tTusi ezscalrd q ne b r
ID MYcrt, AM duty r-Curded In ne Rrfistrrs OGce Of
Sheny c.unr, IN Rscord Boot No. a. % paEa fe. 80
sbi and ~. IN ne e5th cay % AuSust lNdr % securI
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