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KINGSTON JOURNAL.

u - 1h%s ~ ms WILLIE
YNIft su8scRIBRR PROPOSES TO PUB.
4 lish, IN kiagsfon, nsns, Newspaper enti-
tied the INFUSION JOURNAL, which will DO
devoted 10 the best interests % Roana and sur
rounding counties. the State in which Il Il pub
lishel. the whole Unicu, and the equality Of tho
States composing il The country, at present,
stas,.s divided against itself, and ic saved from
the disstrou result Of civil strife, the conserva-
i've Dorlsr States South, ard The eonseryatiye
Border States North, must do IT, 10 this ind;
aud until the last ray Of hope Is abiteraied, tho
journal will bea fTpl and unuTing advocate
SoaS uiis fail To Ne sustained, them the future OF
ihe josmal Wiz look 70 the course which will most
likely contribute to the welfare Of the Southern
BottSv States. fs1f1 li.i a had -s al 81
I srhe journal will be published weekly, on good
paper. olear print and will Keep rs readers well
posted asto what Is irapspiripg in our distracted
country. .vt..ue -
MnuoTs Of personal import will be excluded
from our columns. .rsrsa Wi v5sr q Zen - q
The Journal viii be published nj Two Dollars
per annam, L. NJ. WYLfE,
April u, 1861 al stdite aud Proprietor.
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n ARD WARE STORE.
LOOKOUT FOR THE
B L G F a I'D II q q k
JAS. c. MOSES,

u III ~ w ~ l. ~ " ~ Ls
LOOKOUT FOR THE
B L O. To a I'D II q O TX /!
JAS. C. MOSES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
Knoxville. Tennessee,
TTAS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF HARD
ware to the stand formerly occupied by NJ.
Nelson, on Gay street, nearly opposite Walker
Brothers
His supplys of Hardware Cutlery, Iron, Nails.
Axes, Steel ,Saddlery, Hardware, Carriage Makers
Goods, &C., very large and well assorted.
For Blacksmiths and Farmers,
Ho has large supply of IRON of the various
sizes required for ironing Wagons, Horse Shoe
ing, Plow Work, &c. Nailrods of best quality
Band, Round, Square, Oval, Halfround and Plow-
Plate Iron. Anvils, Vices, Bellows Screw Plates,
Biacksmths' Drills, Hammers, Sledges, longs
Wagon Boxes best refined Borax; Skeins and
Boxes, new and useful article. Two Horse
Wagon Axlcs. Steel of all kinds, &c. Horse
Shoe Nails
Carriage-Makers' Materials,
Including, among other things, Erameled Cloth
and Leather Hubs, Spokvs and Fcllces; Springs
and Axlos; Bent Shafts; Hub and Sand Bands;
Dash Leather and Dash Irons; Macable Cast
ings Axle Clips Best Carriage Bolts; Carriage
Innings. Cords and Tasses; Oil Cloth; Taoks;
Ivory headed Nails; Fifth wheels Step-irons;
Whip Sockets; Tufts and Tufling Buttons; curlcd
Hair; Laces, of various kinds and colors; Car
riagc Mats, &c.
Harness Trimmings,
In great variety, such as Brass and silver-plated
Mornings, in sets and otherwise; Brass, Silver
plated, Japanncd and Polished Buckles and Rings;
Brass, Silvcr-plated and Japanncd Hames; Wood
Hames and Stage Hames, russell and black; Rein
Snaps; Martingae Rings; Rosetes; Browbands,
Bits, Of various styles; Carriage Whips, largo
variety; Collars, some very fine, &c.
Saddlers' Goods,
Comprising Saddle Trees, of vafioas patterns;
Hog-Skns, ranging from $50 to $3.50 per dozen.
Padskins; White Welting Skins; Enameled Leath-
or; Patent Leather Skirting; Enameled Cloth;
Enamele6 Canvass and Drilling; Buckles; Rings;
Bits Stirrups; Three-COrd Orange and Yellow
Thread; Saddlers' Silk; Plush; Skirting; Sad
dlers Tools; best cast. steel Anvil Blades; Webbingj
Bosses; Saddles Needless Brass and Silver 0rna-
mcnts &c.
He invites all Of his old customers, to call and
sec him. Mt his new and convenient establishment,
and also socits the trade from any new customers
who are disposed TO try the Knoxville MARKET for
the purchase of any goods in his line.
Prices shall be low and especial pains will BIO
taken Ia the filling of all orders
TOOK OUT ron THE SIGN OF THE
Cy- B I G. p A Ii o c X. -Ma
March |, lS6l-1y-Gi9 KnorrHe, Tennessee.
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nay" The lIerald's Washington dis.
patches say that band, of armed mount
cd rebels have been harrassing the Gov
crnment outposls on the Northern out
skirts Of the city for several nights
The Seoessionists drove in large num-
bers Of cattle from the Monument
Grounds into the canal, where many
were drowned.
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Clothingl Clothing !!
Notice.

W. C. P. Jones,
II AZ ? Attachment.
.-. + r. C. Spears. r .a.t4.I
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS THAT THE
defendant is a nom resident of the couniy, 1t Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks Ia The Athens Post, pub
lshed at Athens, Tennessee, notifying the said r.
G. Spears to appear before John Minis, Justice of
the Peace in jacksonville, Monroe county Ten
ncssce, on the first saturdaNin June, 1851 to an
swcr then and there the said attachment as the
law Directs or the same will be taken as confess
ed and herd er parte rs to him.
JOHN MINIS, Justice offAe Peace
April 10, fs61-it-prs fee $3.50
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T,amn Oil.

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
1 ply of genuine Kerosene Oil, and for SALE
Also. lot of Lamp Chimneys.
April S. X. REEDER
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STOCK peasl

Two PLANT, FOR SALE AT so CENTs PER
Il busbel, by j. NJ. HENDERSON.
May IL
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Steam Refined Syrup

. BBLs PHILADELPHIA STEAM REIN
y cd Golden Syrup, for sale low by
March 22 S. X. REEDER.
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TUE RIFLE REGiMENT.-We clip the fol
lowing from Northern paper:


TUE RIFLE REGIMENT.-We clip the fol-
lowing from Northern paper;
Foemen Worthy of their NeA.-We learn
from a gentleman just from Richmond
that Col Pettigrew, Virgnian, who has
been residing in Charleston for some years
past, has been engaged in Virginia during
the last four weeks in raising a regiment
of mounted rihemen, and that the regi-
ment is now full. 1t is said to be COM
posed of picked men, each man owning
his own horse, and being dead shot,
The horses are all of a uniform dark color
and the uniform of the men is dark blue
with red trimmings. The regiment is
now drilling near Richmond. 1t is said
to have been raised for the special object
of fighting the Seventh Regiment.
CAPTURES ny PRIvATEERs.- dispatches
from New Orleans to the Mobile Adccrtscr
mention the capture of several prizes by
the privateer Calhoun, amongst them the
barquo Ocean Eagle, with lime, from
Rockland, Name. A despatch to the
Montgomery Adocriscr says;
New ORLEANS, May II,
The prvatcer steamer Ivy, captured
the ship Marshall from Providence, r. l.,
this morning outside the bar. Another
prize was also captured-name unknown.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
A Negro Girl TO Hire,

A GOOD COOK AND WASHER APPLY
N a, this Office. March %, 1901
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he most important operations OF a belllgeTehi
army NAV be forwarded OF obstTucted. In gen
eral cases of contraband the quantity OF tue
article carried may be a material circumstance
INIT the smallest dispatch may serve to turn the
fortunes of war in favor Of a particular being
erent." H.
"The penalty is confscstion Of the sup
which CONVEYS the dispatches and of the cargo.
AS the foregoing principles are derived wholly
from the adiudicatiOnS of the British Admiralty
Courts. and as Can't. Wilkes has exercised some
thing less than the scope of power YndIcated Tor
a beligereut by these rulings, it would seem idle
IN suppose that his action can afford any ground
for reclamations by the British government,
which will be more likely to express its grateful
appreciation Of the forbearance displayed by that
officer in not capturing the vessel found engaged
in "favoring the offensive projects Of the enc
N.Y. If the British legits recognize the right
of one ~beligerent nation to capture on the high
seas the ambassador Of another ~belligerent ma
ton, d E0rtiOri must they acknowledge the right
Of a sovereign beligerent government to seize.
under similar circumstances the ENJOYS of 9
faction TO which, in the present case, they have
conceded the rights, and therefore the response
bilities of a belligeTent.
1t may be proper to add that it makes no DIFF
ference in the law of the case whether the mas
ter of a vessel be ignorant or not of the charac
ter Of the service in which he is engaged. II
the present case, however, the master of th'
| Trent must have been well aware of the charac
/ ter borne bv Messrs. Mason and Sidell, anC
| therefore knew that in doing a service to th'
! Confederate beIigerents by forwarding theI
envovs to Europe, he was doing an injury Il
the government Of Europe.
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There are some episodes in the life Of a soldier
provocative of laughter, and that serve 10 dis
perse in some measure the cHHRt of camp life.
Not long ago a farmer, who did not reside so for
from a camp Of " the boys" as he wished he
did, was accustomed to find every morning that
several rows of potatoes had disappeared from
his field Of fine " kidneys - he began to think
that sort Of thing had gone far enough, and de-
termined to stop it. Accordingly he madea visit
to camp early next morning, and amused himself
by going around to see whether the soldiers were
provided with good and wholesome provisions.
lie had not proceeded far when he founda " boy s"
Just serving up a fine dish Of kidneys" which
looked marvelously like those that the guide
wife brought to his own table. Hating, the
following coloquy ensued:
b" Have fine potatoes here, I see"
Splendid - was the reply.
Where do you get theml'
Draw them
Does government furnish potatoes in yonr
rations ?'
a thought yoU said you drew them 2"
did. we Just do that thing
"But how, if they are not included in your
ratOns 2"
" Easiest thing in the world Won't you take
some with u.s." said the soldier, as he seated
himself at the table opposite the smoking vege
tables.
Thank you! but viii you oblige me by ten
ing how you draw your potatoes, as they are not
found by the commissary2 ~
Nothing easier. Draw 'em by their tops,
mostly. Sometimes with a hoe, if one is left in
the field"
"Hum! Yes, I understand! Well, see here /;
if you won't draw any more of mine, l will
bring you a basket every morning, and draw
them myself
g Bully for you, old fellow % was the cry, and
three cheers and q tiger were given for farmer
- There, we like TO have written his
name, The covenant was entered into, and no
one but the owner drew potatoes from that field
aterWard,
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Paving Notices.

Upon sundry resolutions referred 70 the Improve.
u ment Committee, the following reports we're pre.
scented aud adopted by the Board:
LIST. Upon resolutions to order plank walks on High
and Polk streets, the COMMITTEES report that the Board
order the property owners and claimants on the west
side Of High street, from Adams TO Poplar street. and
on the west side Of Polk street, from Poplar street 70
Alabama road, 70 lay down a good plank walk each in
front of his or her respective lot not less than twenty
inches In width, under the rules and regulations pre-
scribed by ordinances, and that notice be given, etc
I'd. Upon a similar resolution as TO the west side Of
Fourth. from Adams 20 Poplar street, the same order is
recommended.
Sd. Upon a resolution in regard TO sidewalk paving
north eide Of Linden street, from fernando TO Cansey
street, the oInmittee report In favor Of the following
resolution
Resolved, That the owners and claimants Of the prop
erty on tbs north side Of Linden street, from fernando
to Causey streets, be and they are hereby ordered to
put down good brick pavements and cutters, with wood
curbing in front Of their respective lots, in pursuance
Of city ordinances: Pavement TO be eight and one halt
feet in width, curbing four by fourteen inches-the gut:
tering 20 be Of the usual and proper width, and OF good
hard brick.
Approved October 81, 1861.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Attest-L p RICHARDS, City Register.
mo-
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In Chancery, at memphis,

GTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceedings had in the
- clerks Office, chaneery side Of the common law and
ehsncery court Of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 18th. 1901.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, CompIainsnt.
W.
Charles LatImsr, A. A. Hunt and others. Defendants.
W appearing rom aindavit filed In this cause that the
defendants, Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt, W. Il. Bran.
ham and G.. B. Massey, are non-rssidents OF the state Of
Tennessee
Il is orderedthat they do enter their appearance here.
in before or within the hrst three days Of the next term
of said court to be held on the second Monday in No.
vember next, 1851 and plead, answer or demuT to CEN.
pIainaut 8 bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
a. 20 them, and set for bearing exparte, and that q copy
Of this order be published once y week for four succes.
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN @. ANTER
Clerk and Master.
}. H. Unthank, solicitor for complainant.
O~c2lAwsw
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALEt

LNNE WATER POWER, on Stone river, in Ruther.
IL ford county, seven miles east Of Murfreesboro'. in
sight o. the turnpike. New Stone and Cedar dam and
abutments ready for the contraction Of machinery. It.
is a rare chance that such property Is offered for sale.
will sci one half or all Of It. Also, my Fans. three
and a half miles from TulahOma, on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Falls thiTty-fOur feet and est-
Z ated at thirty-two horse power L will sell 80 that a
m an can make fifty per cent. on the capital invested.
Address l. n. W, Sulphur Wells,
mid vvdF Tenn
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TREMBLING IN FEAR OF THE GUILLoTINE.
4 Washington letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer
says of McClellan's war policy:
At a recent dinner given by Gen. Mcclellan,
he is said TO have remarked to a guest, that there
was no power on earth, neither that Of the press
OF politicians, that should cause him to swerye
q hair s breadth from the policy which be had
adopted in relation to the present war. Awaiting
himself Of all the military wisdom shat is in the
possession of the officers around him, together
with his own mature experience, he has, to the
best Of his ability, adopted a plan of warfare to
which he intends to adhere most rigidly. Know
ing, as he does, that the fate Of a nation is in his
hands, and that a single buHdeT might forcUer
eStTqage ham from the support and confidence of
The people, he has resolved to propose and dis
pose OF all the military power now at his COM
mand, and to venture a blow only at the time
when in his own mind, he is convinced that the
exigencies Of the occasion demand that it should
be struck.
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NOTICE.
J. S. Tlbbets ]

Va Attachment.
J. b. Daniel.
IN this case, commenced BY attachment on the ground
OF non-residenee, the defendant is notified that the
same is set for trial on Wednesday, the I'D Of January,
1852 before J. B. Campbell. Justice Of the Peare for
Upton county, Tennesses, when and where defendant
is required 10 appear and defend the suit. otherwise the
same viii be proceeded with sx psrts. This November
It'll, 1861. J. B. CAMPBELL, J. p.
w,wTH nlf
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NOTICEI
SURGEON GENERALs OFFICE,

SURGEON GENEHALS OFFICH,
RTCHHOED. Va Sept. p, ls6L
A REY MEDICAL BOARDS, for the examination o.
"A SurgeonsaQd Assistant Surgeons, have been or
deTed to convene at Norfolk. Richmond, Yorktown aud
Manassas.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sistsut Surgeons will be examined by these Boards, on
presenting an invitation 10 appear before them from
the Secretary Of War, which may be obtained by for
warding their application, with testimonials Of moral
character, 20 the WA Department
Examining Boards will be held 81 other points farther
EnnLh 81 q .n--.na.nA H. -.
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se262m
FOR SALE

SAW and GRIST MILL, with two run Of Stones.
"A in Upton county, Tennessee, in a Wheat faising
district.
There are six acres Of LAND and some sixty head Of
0 G which will be sold with the Mil.
Price twenty Eve hundred dollars. Apply by letter
or in person to SANL G.. McNURTRY,
C. Portersyills,
no9-w5w' Upton county, Tenn.
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Just the Thing for the Times +!
administrators Sale of Land,

ME undersigned Administrator with the will an
nexed, OF the estate Of Thos. Moore, deceased, will
sell to the highest bidder, on the jUTH DAY OF No
MEMBER. inst, AT the late residence Of said Thomas
Moore. a valuable tract of Land, lying one half a
Charleston Railroad, in Shelby county, Tennessee, con
tanning about $50 acres, 900 of which is in cultivation,
the balance well timbered the place has very good i'm
PROPONENTS on II, consisting Of clearinghouse, kitchen,
and negro cabins, Clubhouse, and a nrst rate new gin
stand in the house, and a never falling well Of waller.
Il is one Of the most desirable family residences IN the
county.
TERMS OF SALE-On one and two years' credit,
with interest from date Of sale. A bond with approved
securities required Of the purchaser, and a lien upon
the land will be retained until the payment Of the pur-
chase money. Sale within legal hours.
unpn yv9t u RBY. Administrator.
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NOYemher I.IS6I.

~ J. SELDEN & co, Madison street, opposite the
" Union Bank, dealers in SUGAR and MOLASSBS,
Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, ETC.
Gonsignments solicited, upon which liberal advances
will be made when required, no2-lm
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w thy, Herds Grass or Clover HAY, OF East Ten
nessee growth. The above Hay is Of superior quality
put up in neat bales, averaging 300 pounds to the bale
Orders solicited and filed with dispatch.
X. NJ. MCPHERSON & q.
se26-2m Bay Packers, Knoxville Tenn.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Administra-
4 tor on the estate Of the late Capt. james Hamilton,
hereby notifies all parties indebted to said estate 10
come forward and make settlement and all parties hold
ing claims against said estate to present them for adjust.
ment. i. NJ. BURR,
Administrator,
nos-lm+ II Front Row.
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Patent Wire Gales !!
EAST HAY

Thankful for past fsvors l solicit continuance, prom
Using satisfaction. VIM. UNDERWOOD.
P 81 have on hand q lot Of Chain Pumps.
ocAS I'm W II
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REMOVAL

I HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
L street, (Eyerson's old stsudD 10 Avery street, four
doors south Of Vance street, where / am prepared to fill
ell orders in my line Of business.
All repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
wOrkmen.
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Notice of Attachment.

:. =. hnVDG9 Attachment against an Absconding
J. O. HARRIS.
THE defendant, J. o. Harris, viii take notice that
i an attachment has been sued out against him as an
absconded debtor. and levied on a house and loL aud
returned 20 NY of1ce. You are hereby required % ap-
pear and defend said suit 81 my Office In District No. z.
Upton county, Tenn, on the 18th Of May, 1852 on
Judgment viii be rendered 81 that time and place
against y0u for the sum claimed
nO2l-k4t A ". SMITH j, =,
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HAvE IN STORE
i 100 bbls. Mess Beef,
900 bbls. Superfne and Extra Flour,
$50 bbls. Rectifed and Bourbon Whisky,
1000 bags Liverpool Salt,
200 kegs Assorted Nails,
500 bags White Bolted Meal,
1000 bags White and Yellow Corn,
500 bags White and Black OAns,
500 bags Seed Rye,
800 bales Prime Hay,
1000 New Single Gunnies,
5000 " Double
10000 Second hand
5000 Osnsburg Wheat Sacks,
20 packages White Fish,
so doz. Qusrfs, Piats and Half Pint Pickles,
100 boxes Soda and Butter Crackers.
ocl2 HUBBELL. HURD l. HUSTON.
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COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT !!
90 Adams Street,

TWO doors from Second street, J.. d. LAYTON,
i Proprietor. Alllovers of good eating will rejoice
to learn that The will
open on MONDAY 4th inst, where will be kept on
h md the very best article to be obtained 10 the South
ern market. The proprietor soicits a call from his
friends and the public. $50
nnS-lm !. 7. LAYTON.
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d

L D. CRANDALL has removed bis Tent and Mil
lie tsry Clothing Mandatory 10 Jefferson Block, on
Second street, He is prepared 10 make and hll orders
for Tents, Clothing and Camp Equpage to any extent
s4ISO,
Has constantly on hand
Water Proof Goats,
Wagon Covers,
Gun Carriage Covers,
" Camp Rugs, etc.
Ee2l 3n
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RECEIVERS SALE

EENDNh HHN SAH4N .
ON MONDAY, the 18th Of November, 1851, L will
~ commence selling, under an order OF the COnfede-
rate Judge for Tennessee, a fine lot Of Carriages, Bug
Ries, Rocksways, Spring Wagons, etc. Also, a lot Of
Harness. The entire stock is now stored in the GayOso
Block, on MAN street, where II can be examined by
parties wishing 20 ~purchsse. Mr.. Walton viii be con.
stantly on hand at the store rooms.
TERMS OF SALE-Ons fourth cash, balance on six
and nine months' time, with approved security.
HOWELL f.. JACKSON,
nnlEIm Receiver fnr Wnst Tanneaaaa
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
Formerly the WhitemOre House.

THE undersigned, having leased the above -
L premises, has opened a house IF entertain EsTId
ment for the travelling public. The house has 4iH
been thoroughly repaired and renovated, fromA@A
bottom to top. and partly newly furnished. The ser.
wants VIII be prompt and attentive, and the proprietor
hopes 10y strict attention to he wants Of his guestsO 70
merit a liberal share Of patronage.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
Is situated on Adams street, between Third and Fourth,
convenient TO the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot, TO the business part Of the city, and is in the
same square with the Post Office and Thester.
ocIOdIy JOS. WILLIS Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Tax Collector.
For County Trustee.

WE are authorized 20 announce ISAAC B. 2
w 80 d candidate for County Tar Collector, a.
the ensuing March election Oel0tee
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CAAAAlHSCC
lust RECEIVED
SulphuriC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiRseed Oil,
Pain Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArtesisR Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON Salts,
Sal. Soda
DEAREG & wETHERILL,
oc27-dAw KS Main street.
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ME are authorized TO announce Capt VIM EEL
W "a 3 candidate for County Trustee, At the ensuing
March election. Oclltea