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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
0. G. GEPHART, Secretary.
DISTRICT NO. 10.

Pursuant to notice, the unconditional Union
voters Of district No. 10, met at the Council
Chamber, on Saturday last, for the purpose
of nominating two candidates for Magistrates
two for Coustabes, and one for Road Super
visor, to be voted for ct the coming election
Captain Alexander King was called to the
chair and G.. w. Hoover appointed Secre-
tary. .,... -..
The President stated the object Of the
meeting, after which the meeting proceeded
to ballot for candidates. when the following
persons were declared the nominees
For Magistrates-F Madore and j. NJ.
Strong. >
For Constables---William Wickard, Thom-
as Mckee.
Road Supervisor Henry Brotemarkle.
ALEXANDER KING, President.
GforGE W. Hoover, Secretary.
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IT IS A COMMON OBSERVATION that

IL 10 - OOSl NUN ODOCItf ~ A1ON buot
there are more sufferers from debility, among
Americans, than can be found among any
other civilized nation. The rsason d obvious.
We take too little exercise, sad forget the
wants of the body in The absorbing lurauIss
ef business. In all such casss, ord!aaly med
icnes can do little good. What is required
is lust such tonic and invigorstor as Dr. j.
Hostctter has given to the world, Ia Lis Gel
E3RATED "BITTERS." Tho weak and
nervous denizen of the counting house, sns
exhausted toilsr upon the shop-board. and
the Frustrated student Of the midnight Iamr,
have found found wonderful regsnsratof IN
the "Bitters," and prefer It to more preten'
tious but less efiicacious medicines. But 1t
should not be forgotten that the agent which
is so magical in it's influence upon frame
which is merely debilitated, is equally pow
erful in assisting nature to expsl the meet
terr;b,e forms of disease. Who would net
give it trial'
Sold by druggists and dealers sverywhees
H@S See advertisement in another colp \
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
Reported CAPTURE OF the Sumter.

BosToN, Oct. 21.-The Bangor Times
publishes an extract from private letter,
dated Barbados, Sept. 9th, stating that the
privateer Sumter was captured to leeward
by the u. S. frigate Powhattan. Letters
from well informed parties in Barbados, Of
Sept. %, received here, make no mention of
tho ronort
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
Examine Well Y0ur Tickets.

To the Union mon of the county, we say,
examine we'll your tickets, as the bogus peace
party will hand them out in all shapes, some
mixed up with the names of some of the true
Union candidates. Caution all your friends
to watch closely Secession will resort to all
sorts of fraud to effect its ends.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24

GEN. MCCLELLAN has been heard to say
that he will never attempt to advance very
far into tho interior Of the encmy's country
until he can teach his own troops to behave
as we'll in Virginia as they do at home. 1t
is only fair to state that but few regiments
have been guilty Of committing outrages.
The great mass Of the loyal Potomac army
is made up of sober, well disciplined men
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24

GENERAL KELLEY. We learn from the
Wheeling lnteligencer that Gen. Kelley has
improved in health wonderfully within the
last two or three days. He is able to ride
about and give his personal attention to the
interests Of his command.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
SkirmiSh at South Branch.

A skirmish commenced on yesterday morn
ing at the South Branch Bridge, between a
party of rebels and portion Of the Home
Brigade. We have heard nothing definite
from the scene of action, but learn that one
Of our men, named George Platter, was NOR
tally wounded, and several others slightly,
Eight or ten are reported killed on the rebel
side.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
CUMBERLAND, Oct. %. 1861.

SbmbbhLhND, OIt' 20, lool.
Mn. EDIToR:--Not desiring to I'll any pull
lie office, but to give my attention to my own
business, now requiring it, l take this meth
cd of announcing to my fellow-citzens that
am not 4 candidate for County Commits
sioner JOHN HUMBIRD.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
Election Tickets.

True Union Tickets can be had, with the
names of the District nominees printed upon
them, by application to iris Office Price 30
cts per 100.
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Auditors Notice in Insolvency

THE creditors of John q. N iller. an inscissns
i petitioner, arc hereby notified to hls teeh
claims properly auth euticatsd, with The rndef'
signed, on or before the lAth day Of Novemsss
next rs an account will then be stated oe.Ssse
the proceeds Of said iusolveut's estate ana We
Walsh, Ills trustee. ,v~v
~, :. :. Auditor.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24

John Pannett, whose serious injury
we mentioned last week, has since died from
its effects,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24

take this method of saying to my fellow
citizens that nm not candidate for County
Commissioner. WILLIAM LOGSDON.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24

TAP Ciacinusi Gazette says that some
ff.g more Tenn zee refugees, who had made
good their oscle through the mountain
passes, entered Camp Dick Robinson on
Monday and joined the Tennessee troops.
1t was reported in the camp that large
number more, fxd by some as high as eleven
hundred, were on their way, and would ar
rive ia day or two
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
Excitement in Terre Haate.

TEnRE HAUTE, Oct. 2l-NWQ VI llTfo
companies of the i8d Indiana d. 81
stationed at Camp Nigo, nsae t..s-fy. ua5
command OF thci. colpnel~el.crad the civ
quietly t"'s a'siuG aud preeosls! to the
o'iiee oI iLe ourual and Democrat, and in
snort lmo demolished svery thing. They
lDs Proceeded 20 several private houses and
,rou in .pe same way. The citizens
.ipl Or the purpose of taking
efsAp Tnsr was great excitement.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-24
MOUNTAIN RETREAT,
NEAR HARpER's FERRY,

OctODeT IL, lOo1.
We had a fight on Sunday, and the
Union men killed Colonel Ashby. of the
Black Horse Cavalry, and shot one arm
off young Kimble, of the Secession
Cavalry. The Union men were on
Smallwood Ridge. and the Secession
Cavalry were near Daniel Moler's. on
the retreat; but they were shot on the
wing, as that is the only way you can
shoot a secesh. The Secessionists say
that they intended to burn Harper's
Ferry. and on approaching that place
they were asthe spot where the battle
occurred. They did not know that the
Union troops were over ut the Ferry.
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HIvsr Nsws.
r.Dor,,d b r. n. Harrison, ssssnbOAt. aaa BaiHnO'
Ohio Railroad Aren't

~.
IT, r;yet stllicontinues to recede. Now on Har-
Moth Sboals feet nine inches. Weather indicating
river Eve feet water in the channel at Pittsburg
s.st Steamer James Woods now at Memphis bound TO
this port, from New Orleans.
The Hazel Dell leaves this day at kSetock Tor
Cincipnsti. ~
q,b;s DAVIS regular, Paducah packet will be the
p.v Duke. Her hour of departure will be IL
o'clock = sg s...E 1851
Steamer Gen. Anderson due in port this day
from Cairo. .......
The ida Nav will be the next steamer due in port
from Cincinnati.
3 Steamer John Gault now due in port from L0piS-
lville.' So -. -
Frsighis for the Chattanooga sOsd still come IN
rapidly from Louisville and St. Louis ana nave iAi-
Ian of materially from Cincinnati. ..-.
Heretofore Cincinnati furnished the road win
ytvo-thirds Of the freight Can il be possible thsl
they hadlost suddenly the Southern trade, or Coca
a From the fact that Louisville and st. Louis
can With their natural advantages, afford to sell
"a ,0,ct iever. that the $40 storsgeand extra
a,a,.s. nut en-. on sOceunt Of the Railroad insoEi'
stvsi. Ssta and receive direct is q more nOmisA
Esh.rs.. N Nd. these last named nArts have de-
c,a.d advantage over the Cincinnati mart.''-af-,s
-o.d st.present carries of daily five hundsed
tons, working is hours out of the ~ We learn
tey are sbOuttO increase their amount T atsV
aays BY introducing additional cars and enEines' Sc
vs 70 enable them TO return direct such shipments
ic " III relieve the extra charge whieh me pe
cesst, of the case has unavOdably brought on thei
route. As 1t is conveying in regular tH ar in
freights have to lay over exceeding one 'inoi'l
Freights now move off in fifteen days iroul !" r.
ceDtion with the time esseniug on every
sa-s. To shippersat distance would remark tAa
sssl,e officers a this road have used every e1eruo
heir povef to facilitate as well as to reduce In
,srrsert price of storage and extra drAySse' wnic
,hov NOW have down to q uniform law rate as we
a. protecting the interests of all cOncede. Tor
prompt and faithful delivery in turn Of all snll
ents designed for this road, by requiring BOND 40
s,curity for the faithful performance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

A TERRIBLE TRIGLDY-A WHITE MAN MURDERED
iSAxb Two sorHERs WOUNDED BIZ NEqRoT-LTScH
sIsIwLwe Rave the particulars of most deplorable
outrage eemmitsed,hy g Negro man in Sumner cOun-
ty, md his summary execution by the citizens of
che neigkborhood. The facts, as we are informed,
= are as follows Mr.. VIC MooEE, who resides at
Sanndersxille, in Sumner county on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, had recently purchased
- plantation m Alabama, and was preparing to re-
move to IT, All of his Negroes except one e1-
pressed entire Willingness to 60, and 1t became ne
cessary 70 use force with that one. Moons was
hAndcnfing hin for the puroese of sending him on
with the restcffhe Negroes. The boy, it appeaf.'
had prepared himself for a murderocs assault
--upou his master az he had a knife concealed
in his right Sleeve, and while the handcpf
was being ,fsstered upon his left arm pc
made q Eiunge at Mr.. MooEE's throat
inficting &terribIe but not fatal wound winch be
followed up with another stroke, cutting deep
cash upon his chin. this time Mr.. sAtSpERs snd
the father Of Mr.. MOORE came TO his rescue, when
the negre turned upon the former and commenced
cutting him. and then upon the latter, cutting ms
throat from ear TO ear, almost severing his head
from his body and killing him instantly The alarm
having been given, the people in the vicinity has
tened to the bloody scene, and it was found necea-
ary to shoot the Negro three times before the knife
= could be got from him. BE was then taken and
: hung immediately. 1t is thought the wound Of the
!. younger MooRE viii not prove fatal. s,e, rs
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: :. .,,..-.a,nr matter ON first page.

A nurt.-We regret exceedingly to learn sAyHths
peD,scoIa tFla) Observer, Of the goth mat thA that
a;sculrv occurred this morning at Fort AcRae be-
go 6 can N. MoReAS, whose arrival here We
noticed few days since, snd an sfhcer IN Captain
oHIRAsoom a.. whose name we have not heard
~bir, -ra.nl,[d ma duel in which MORGAN, 1t
thought, was tmOrtally wounded the ball entering
the lower part Of the alb domep and passing through
the body. We are not able to state the
now, bu. the omission will be supplied by our VAR
rinEton correspondent.
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v1arnst2 byI9 Teies fSpR.

Nrw o.Lr1xs, March Q Coda II 1900 bales; MID
ding la9I9Kc. Sugar and Aeiasgse5s unchanged
NEn YoRK, March 2s-cOtton guie'-sAies to-day I'o 80
Middling Upands i9l tl46d Afsses l0'7SOobls - Is
s 30 sRhss. adysneed 1g Corn advanced lc-Asae ~
bushels 6396S. Mess Pork f-sAles 300 DDS . sso "
Conee sieady-saes 400 bags llzslsf
hbd,-cuba 4z@sx. lsp bids orseps s5c
C1ScNx,rr March Is Flour DILL neE stste - 6cS4
Oats dull at CSC cJ sssd h a.. Whisty 1870 Mess PO
ais u.s. Lard-sales 5000 iercss At &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

WAsHSer0S. March 80 fstter was receired
from Wee President Hamhn in which be ststes that
szWaz bis intentionto be absent dur, n. r. 3 ain
der of the session, and in order to afford an 5ppcr
tunity for the Senate TO elect Vice President PRO
tsgusize desired thisfsctr5sae lrs0sza. ga * -
: 50 # st ~ 81 . aoua.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

New ORLEANS, March 22.-Seheoner William MH
son, from Frafknh45 Batddiofe, cOllided with Il
ship Queen of the vest RON ri Fp6O ID Mnb
tine latter sunk ieE CREgdas atstal loss. The nat
Was srawrsaPs Che Captain ssdsgEe E@estake
to Nssse.k s aesssn 81 TIE VEST VEST ''' y ''''
.,,.sss oiiSsg ~. b-fasl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

SHORT RorTErO MExfHr.-The laying of the iron
AZ for the trae<ef the Memphis and ClsrksyilIe Ran
roadwas completed last week, BY the way Of the
Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad this Wi open a
new rohte1sope ffsy miles shorter tiRu any now
in use-tO Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis DC.
s'sRsgular through trains win shortly be put on, we
understand, making the trip 70 Memphis quicker BY
several hours than any other route. Owing to the
shorter distance this will likely become the main
81 5ercughfare between she. two principal cities Of
Tennessee, and TO the Southwest and West general
twill be advantageous Nashville in trsvsrs-
ing region hitherto Inaccessible to our business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

. -PEoBEBL1 FATAL AFFRAT.-We regret to learn that
difRculty occurred at Springfield Saturday evening
last between EUGENE LOWE and G. W. WALTON, which
resulted IN the former being shot in the abdomen with
q pistol in the hands of the latter We did not learn
the particulars as to the difficulty bat it was stated
that WALTON was tried before magistrates court
and discharged 1t was thought that LOVES wound
\, - - 4 ,,o-tol ; 80. - ts.a. H.
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sPKCEAI. NOTICES.



E.DAELEK'6 MAGICAL PALN -sz8FaR1 0T0h
AZ hi ar H. and healing
AsGptdr ons ID tsB to serif1na ssieres,
wherever introduced andis Intrinsic merit the cfet
e Cause be
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zzre n7Snnn RERNsEaA EuAIDs.e zxSaSo
.rsnss.ns Thea ss sa, Fain.-sna nhAn
a A9a'sr
nnas aeshls fspcp IS il s Assf rbe<zas saish or
stsfterAAninsE az g: :sssssssA ssloasslss -
''Ss IA 4Hs s ifa 81 OF as i xsssHRsss g
ctnSrsa ATE fsSa ssrss2}s iEsSa sSa SAie.
soEs sasiy s sAG and & Sss
ssS'sss s.s s sSs2 a;'s *
"urserSrs.SsR sseg srl1 yxr1s,s ssrlstassta.sx 9
ToTRAvRBsRssFs IA A Az AsspS
The Mashinsss I'm IA svE15 asher sndi
vidnal whose lot in life 4tfb st ssarr 1roihn -
chance Of accidentfron espt shP13d
friend II is beth portable AID cheap, andosAaa essss
be his compeEetsaz srsznI 4 Hea There are tAOushnd5
Ell lzFG yIHsF Is RS "a rs so s'
"a ti9 ;sssa - sab sEcSsG Sgd oee
s ssans 3, s,lSs EsEE., s;
Boiis .ss5So4Frost Bises os sFsHshAsss 49, ~
ssoFsa ssssass sssss ssEsr sores. = sEsTyy
esrres .rs sisa aiandsss pssss tsssaf 80 'cs
Cracked LiIssF1 ssaziercurial Sores, scald Hefaf.
s;ISs.a. iAsss1p s sP51ln fos.
zofz1nb, = sretsza Rp<s, Jag <sF3AstSg1 ..
coRtracted oOrdssssPosOn, % Tetsr.s5s 80
ohAfes, rheumatism, e. Izeerss~S
D sois rs Il YORK ans
~ aE5l anles stree. Ns,s[x tinEs ksg Mkt0A9 Cs:
and thrOughoutthe United States and Canada
( Fapr2S 30 d,tF kNksJ ~ 5zskA H5&E t51Skl 20.
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s.. Attention is directed to the card of Dr. D; +.
!, Wm0Hr in this mornings paper. The Doctor pro
poses to devote portion Of his tneto giving pri-
vste lessons in Latin, Greek, French Mathematics
= Music. &C., for which his well known requirements
in these branches peculiarly at him. ,t5
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Clnrk.riIIe TOBACCO s.Ies.

GAINESVILLE March Williams sold ct he 7.
bscco Exchange to-day IS hhds T6ec9 the following pees
10 30 s5 go, 81, 20, IS, co. ST. s., s.,
9 sssss GO So ,ss5s ssys 81 ssS aSs 81 e1 )
IS, IS, S5 81, co. s %. ss5s9a, s'ess g te
IS %, Is, 3 70, $40 gSo,s5soS 910SS 20. s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

Miss Dix, the PhilAnthropist, who has been the
guest: of DR.. W. A.. CHEkTEAN, the accomplished
physician of the Tennessee Asylum for the Insane,
for several days, left the city Sunday morning for
Frankfert. Kentucky. Willis there she will inter-
csae the Legislature in behalf Of the Western
uIslss AsrlrrnS which was ireeently destroyed by
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

sasss HxesF1 The clothing of little negro be-
1cnepg to M. WASHINGTON, caught On!fre yesterday;
ziandthe fire was thereby cOmuunicateds 10 some
bsading IN the room over his stable, which but for
Timely attention had spread rapidly to the building
consieuOns, The child was not seriously burned,
> and ,As LSoOLx would ssy, nobody tcas klrs. 'a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

IRE Austrian Gazette says. Francis IL. viii stay at
Rome as long as the Pope does. ..,.,.. .
: = n h r65hodnS "a "a yBf &sths
Pope's temporal power, and opposing the HaiisferS
ence of the Papscy to Jerusalem. ,..,,sss,,u \
eeti' wit ak months DE- p5royisorx Il
about to cruise off the Dslmation coast. -.
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n. %
The exports 3d. bids af "a REsHsas yAPs
e st Perrk Ma 80 81 Al rlf.s,ss.a5 e4ss5
hs 1T sept.pber have go bids
The stock bandit evening" Faih6i Assisps sl6p
ct ,hs SANG Ans sstysa9 s Eoa .si1 lsTssie u,
with good demand rcopnpsd ssaaEr O ful
closing To-day Al against the same figures last
sales s week amounted 10 about 7Ob hhds We
o-3fH1tiino11e n niose az follows:
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G SsES ssssT
80 Sss,iss tz5ts 10 xsslsSs q ~ " Z
0 : sEAzAJ .tS5SY7E5 Tariff OF is6As-ss@fs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

rs DEE BsoBAcHTER Is the name Of German paper,
the publication of which has been commenced N
this city by Messrs. II. A LANCE. It is 70 De pup
=. liahed semi-weeky, and we doubt not WI deserve
the liberal patronage Of our German
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

= Extsnsiyo sale of Household and Kitchen Furni
turest dwelling No. &c Cherry street by BEEF. Fl.
snIsaDs Co this morning at O'clock. The ladies
sre Invited 70 attend. 81 Z 'e p sS.,ss =. ~
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PictursssaIiery for Sale.

and all god Drug lists IN the city
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90 r.nS coipIll l,lss s. -. d lnsert

MoIKa1s CoiDfll = AZ mas Be ge9l. w INSERT
this week the advertisement Of McLean's Cordiai,
7, - varv we'll knovyn. we are not particularly
favorable to, patent medicines. and, as genera
thing, eschew the whole Of them with but LITTLE GER
emory, and with these sentiments we declined IN
sorting this advertisement until We kne W what were
the ingredients Of the medicine, And how comPou1ai
,bat ~ eve eaod and the compplnd
judicousy made, we recommend it as 5 mixtfre
worthy Of public con6d i,iy So ,sssis!l.as
The above isfrorn the So Louis cArisSGa HAdooopt
,ss;ta, ~, III $40 ~ Roy. DIR. McAYAI4T,,Swhich
speaks volumes in favor of IFe
saytO al, try it, See theadYsFEseRep " aastfer
eol,,liin - - ~ - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

,s.s EAKkr.-New potatoes and bsets made Their aP-
pearuce In our market Saturday. ..s..
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PimPIeS BanIshed
sba4-d3-WsF zzzoAs ykqnaz

An expsrieuss iufss, aptess ysician has bin
Syrup SoroiiEasea teehing the pr sces
Of tseans ~ sOfhiag the sts ai inflammation
will alay al pain, and is sare to rssts ~ bowels beInd
upon it, othen tvigye restsyQHrssY relief hnd
health yeHri nag,s Pfssz ssf stb sass ,ssss adfet
Slrsth esain. szs5 sv!ss zlsd3 40 5sz
Ssz.aIEz 4 q - x saa - lzIixIa al
jw aDwrsK. Cd essF, ssatss q ssu VI liz f'ssotT
sss s.ssazsss4 Aa Etrizsss sFfstfF Isai rs ss'ii
tsEa s7. tslsh sITG wa tsfisIs 1868 sgds1 81
s .AysEiss esfdstrsSts Rsssoss 1ph use
anything ase ouyosr Head t'asa
Price SOC aud 81 Spefibottles y Sold everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

8 "a SxiEr HES Our friend S. A. DAvIDsoS, Esq
Informs us that he has hen that lays three egg
every twenty-four hours. Who can emateh this
r. eggStrsordinaFy hem aossss1aS1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

.a7 The Augusta CoaStituonaliSt acknowledges the
receipt of ripe strawberries on Saturday, the Esd
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HANn NOTE AND ExcnANeE IAsTs
oOnascrrD D4nr BT TIM MEacHAxTs' ADVERTISEMENTS y

.....,-. BRoKKB AID WORTHLESS -5s.tss ~, 80.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nsshville.
g. 81 Parmers' and Mechanics Bank, Memphis,
MechSnics' Bank, Memphis.
.Hy Memphis Savings InstitutoA. 'aS : -
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'. ...sv-.-. 800. q.
Miner and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
gr. BANK Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
" Rank Of Trenton. r 7 .. :. -
BSnk of Jeferson Dxhdrfdge -''il-' 500
Bank Of Claiborne, At THzewell. =. L7'
..' Bank Of Tazeveii,.' ~ l.
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s4t9 -s.l - E. aAGAN&L CO., PrO9retofs, I
: sesEs aavsrasaEestSsades, EKsU10p ssssA a |
- q oEsEl0g hook aINaE.kENg~rYAx ga
=. - atlaa 8

.ssssc. ss3 oksKa0xJ HOOK eINGKkENgssfTA "a
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