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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
THE SIEGE OF SAVANNAH.
sHERMANs OPERATIONS IN GEoRGIA-THE
CAPTURE OF FORT McALLISTER.

The Secretary of War announces the receipt Of
dispatches from Gen. Foster, who had personal
interview on the morning of Wednesday, the l4th
instant, with Gen. Sherman, at Fort McAllister,
which had been taken by assault on the preceding
day Savannah was closely besieged, and its cap
ture, with the rebel forces there, was confidently
expected. General Foster reports that Sher-
mans army "is in splendid condition, having
lived on its march on turkeys, chickens, sweet po-
tatoes and other good things of the richest part of
Georgia" The march was feebly resisted
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
THE BATTLE RENEWED OF FniDAY 8N0 TIL
REBELS DEFEATED AT ALL iOIaIs

The following official report of Gen. THOMAS
shows that on Friday last he renewed his assault
upon the army of Gen. Hood, in front Of Nash
vile, with complete success. The lines Of the
enemy were broken and driven in all directions,
and large portion of his artillery and number Of
prisoners taken
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CUMBERLAND,
EIGHT MILES FROM NASHVILLE,
December l6-6 p. NJ.
have the honor TO report that the enemy as been
pressed at all points to day his line Of retreat to the
Brentwood Hills.
Brig. Gen Hatcb Of Wilson's corps OF cavalry, the
right turned the enemys left aud captured large
Der of prisoners humber not yet reported ~
Major Gen. Schofelds corps, next tie lett of the
cavalry carried several hills captured many prisoners sud
air pieces Of artillery
Brevet Major Gen. Smith, next on left Of Major Gen.
Scho6eld, carried the salient point Of the snemys line
with McMllens brigade Of McArhurs division capturing
sixteen pieces Of artillery, two Brgader Generals, and
about two thousand prisoners,
Brig Gen, Garfards division Of Smiths command, next
on the left Of McArhurs division carried the enemy,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, DEC. 2O.-An officer of Gen Rousseau 5
staff direct from the headquarters of Gen Thomas
cd here last night. Our forces then at Spring Hill
Columbia Holds army, the remnant Ci it, at
Duck river, which il crossing last as possible ALI
our wounded left ut Franklin were recovered We ALSO
captured there numbers of rebels severely wounded 10.
GLIDING Gep Quares OF Tennessee, formerly Supervisor
Of the Banks Of this State Yesterday morning General
Hatch captured three guns from the rebel cavalry force
Spring Hill. Oar total captures Of artillery from Hood
amount to sixty pieces The loss Of Forrest n his
tack Murfreesboro Thursday last is estimated al
fifteen buldred killed Snd wounded who fell into oul
hands. The rebel army from all accounts has becom,
utterly demorszed is utterly unable to make stand auC
has scarcely any artillery left The telegraph s working
to Spring Hill Trains will run TO Franklin this morning
Gen. Scho6eld was 10 Columbia yesterday morning Gu
total loss in wounded in the battles Of Thursday and Fr
day will reach but little two thousand men The
river lie r,Cg rapidly aud there are fifteen feet Of wste
OF the Shoals
1t announced that the Cove yesterday received
official dispatches from Gen Thomas which state thai
Hoods army continued 10 retreat and scattering Gen
Thomas Gays that the storm Of Tuesday the 2Vh wac q
to impede military operations 1t seems never
theless that thirteen hundred additional prisoners were
captured on that day.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

The frequent capture BY the Conederstes OF supplies
sent from Kansas and Missouri to Fort Smith Arksusss
and Fort Scott Kansas BY the overland route has elected
an order directing that hereafter supplies shall be for
warded to Fort Smith, and other military posts the
Arkansas frontier, BY way of Cairo and Memphis and
thence BY river to tbs point Of destination One capture
made recently by the Confederstes included eleven thou
sand complete suits Of soldiers clothing
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

At the last meeting Of the Boston Society of Natural His
tory report made by member upon the effect Of
pulverized borsr upon the water bugs and cockosche
that nest houses The experiment tried by sprnk
ling around every crack and crevce suspected Of afford
ing shelter to these insects, with this effect that after
three four days quantities Of dead found
the floor and hardly live could be found the house
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
EXPEDITION FOR WILMINGTON

The day ia when intelligence NAV Be exosotod
from the feet which left Fortress Monroe IN Tu.d.v f
last week for Wilmington, IN. CO. that the foIoVyDg
table OF divisions, ships and guns will be- valuable
The heet consists Of seventy SAIL carrying air hundred
and sixtysH guns under the command Of Admiral DAVID
PORTER, supported by Commodores Radford, Thatcher
LanmaD, schenck, and GOdon with six hospital tugs
seven hospital ships, and ordinary tugs The fol-
lowing il the fleet nrdar
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
sALTvILLE NOT CAPTURED.

The Richmond Sentinel Of Saturday says The re.
ported capture Of the salt works is not correct The last
heard of the raiders they making the direction Of
Wyihevle The salt works are considered safe There
is ample force, under the command OF skul General
in position to protect the works"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

The demand Of the Brazilian Government Tor rspsratiou
for the seizure Of the Florida understood to have been
insoIent tone. The reply Of the Secretary Of State
which is just completed Is arm get eonciatory not
dorsDg the seizure and expressing desire TO have the
matter fairly adiuatsd
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
GEN. THOMAS Still. PURSUING THE ENEMY =
FEW MORE PRISONERS

HEAuou ARTERs DEPARTM'T OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Near Spring Hill, December Is, 1884.
The enemy has been vigorously pursued today but has
stadously avoided any attack by my troops have
cesded in taking few prsoners-some two three hur-
dredbat our captures light ia comparison with the
Of the past three days. The pursuit will be
tnued in the morning at a, early hour the troops
can march
The following copes ol orders found in Brecknridges
camp East Tennessee are transmitted for your nlor-
nation:
Headquarters Hest Tirginia and East Tennessee,
Uyhsuius, (Pa) December ,, 1864.
General Orders No Pin accordance with instructions
received from the Ordnance Department at Richmond
that it has become Of vital Importance TO husband small
arms ammunition and lead, the following order is pub
lshed:
All lead which be cleaned from battle fields or other.
wise obtained will be collected by the br gsds ordnance
officers and be sent to the nearest arsenal ALI to be-
relieved Of their wsd for cleaning The balls should be
drawn if practicable otherwise the loads should be dis
charged into boxes OF sand dirt that the lead may be
recovered and turned into the ordnance depot
The attention Of the commanding officers is called to the
necessity giving rise to this order and its rigid enforce
ment is strictly enjoined by commanding officers
| BY command Of Major General BRECKENRIDGE:
j. STODDARD JOHNSON A. A. q.
Hcadgrs Department Hcsi Tirgnia and East Tennessee
HyhepiAe, (Pa) December ,, 1851.
CIRCULAR The attention of commanding officers is
called 10 the scarcity Of forage in this department and the
absolute necessity Of using economy 10 its consumption
Evidences Of wHste have been observed heretofore The
proper III ers must in all superinend the Of
forage and commanding CfcsrS and every company Off
Ger must give his strict persona attention.
T.. II. MYERS A. A. q,
have found the railroad thus far but little disturbed
and my traus will be up by railroad in day two at the
furthest The telegraph ia up with me now
fad upon receiving correct reports Of the opera
tons Of the 10th instant that Msi Gen Ed Johusons
tire division, with all the brigade commsnders cap
tured in the works which captured by assault be
sdea destroying brigade Of the enemys cavalry and cap
! turing its commander, Brig Gen. Rucker.
Among the captures made to day are the rebel Brig
Gen. Quares, wounded, and number Of rebels, also
wounded lying the houses by the roadside unable TO gel
away, GEO Ii THOMAS,
MsjOr General Commanding.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

The Boston Post says One Of our merchants ysstsf
terdsy paid the excise on 700 domestic ,prts which
amounted to the snug little Of thousand three
hundred dollars
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
THE ROUr AND PURSUIT OF HOODS ARMY
MORE GUNS AND PRISONERS CAPTURED.

The following extracts from late official de-
spatches of Gen. Thomas have been published by
the Secretary of War:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND
Near Franktin, (Tenn) December II, 1864.
A report just reached mo from Major Gen. Wilson
states that at six o'clock p M. to-day he attacked and
dispersed Sevensons division of rebel infantry aud br-
gade OF cavalry capturing three guns The Fourth United
States Cavalry, Hatchs division of cavalry supported by
Knpes division of cavalry, did the work making several
beautiful charges breskug the rebel infantry in all drec
tons Had only been light the rebel rearguard would
have been entirely destroyed Az has been severely
punished, The whole army will continue the vigorous
pursuit 10 the morning. This attack was made SIX miles
beyond Franklin
GEORGE H. THOMAS, Major General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF CUMBERLAND,
Near Franklin, Tenn December l7-S z. NJ.
We have pressed the enemy to-day beyond Franklin,
capturing his hospitals, containing fifteen hundred
of his wounded and about hundred aud fifty of our
wounded. In addition to the above Gen. Knipe, CON-
manding division of cavalry, drove the enemys
guard through Franklin to day, capturing about two hun
dred aud fifty prisoners and FIVE battle f4gs with very
little loss ride. Citizens of Franklin represent
Hoods army completely demoralized.
In addition to the captures yesterday reported in my
despatch last night have the honor to report the capture
OF Gen Rucker ana ABOUT Two hundred and htty
Of the enemy's cavalry, in fight that occurred
last night between Gen Rucker and Gen. Hatch of our
cavalry,
The enemy has been pressed TO day both n front and
both TANKS. Brig Gen Johnson succeeded in striking
him the flank just beyond Franklin capturing quite
number Of prsonersnumber not yet given. My cavalry
pressing him closely and / very much hopes of
getting many more prisoners t. morrow
GEORGE a. THOMAS Major General
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

lie New York Evening Post of Tuesday has an INFER
es'ng article relative to tho preparation and strength of
the meet the plan OF attack upon Wilmirgto and tho
rebel deiences, from which we extract the following
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

The rebels did not place any distractions 10 tho river
until Tia und out through deserer that we were about
~ sttack wilmington hence but little il any thing 10
az that part Of their deences Doubtless torpedoes,
okep yesse snd other impedtrsHta have been BY this
time placed the best possible positions to do harm.
II i possble that Admiral Porter will be content with the
capture of the seawsrd deences Of Wilmington without
attempting pass up TO the city itself 10 which case he
will have 40 occasion to penetrate further mp the Cape
Fear river few miles above the principal forts &C
the entrance. II this be the case the torpedo corps
will have their labor for naught,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
An tho Vessels now In Commission, Pro
jeoted or Approaching Completion,
Catalogued and Described.
interesting Details Concerning the
0fdcers Of the Navy.
A Comprehensive Epitoms and Analysis Of
the Naval Register for 1894
The Navy Register for the official wear ,ust

The Navy Register for the official year lust
orprsa has been published. containing catalogue Of
oks ships whose collective power coll, t,ntes the mari
zine strength Of this United Stetes ard complete list
81 az the oficer employed in the service.
An analysis Of the interesting document sAows that
there actually In commission 7 vessels Of different
glasses. manned with fun compliments and ready for
any sserecncy. beside feet In Of construction
vheA In qualities offensive and defensive. will be o
nssch for that Of any ration In the world Our feet In
asssion 10 really greater than thosc Of England and
grasce combined. England has DO nore than 20 yea
pss d for Immediate many Of which are sailing
sAips Jet this has been considered ~ extraordinary
Number - TO have originated the pro,srb that you
veud ands British nnD.of.var within a days sell Of
everywhere" France has only qs vesses-saing shps
aad steamers-now cruising. though her naval system
% organized to enable her Government TO double
Mat force with amazing facility and dispatch
There Is no such poporiion OF sailing ships In the
Anerican Navy as WIN be found in the naoes Of Euro
psas countries. Every ship we bsve-thsS9 belonging
the Regular Navyis the result, Of the most modern
and advanced schools OF invention In steam power and
nsehiuery. Eight vcssea al tina, remain In .c,ivs
ssrvies OF the trim feet Of sloops snd guics thai, once
andx canvass bore tho Stars and Stripes in triumph
ever every sea
Full particulars Of the squodrcns!n commission. with
descriptions Of the vessels lsiey set snoai build
bg. win be found carefully arisngsd and classified.
eAov and in the following columns
DIVISION BY sQUADRors.
The grand naval force OF the United States in actual
osunssion IN divided for service into eight squadrons
asnsly The North Atlantic BlockadinF Squadron the
ges,b Atlantic Blockading SGusdion the East Gulf
Blociadne Squadron the West Gull BlockadInr Squad
rca the Mississippi Squadron the West India squadron
he Pacific squadron, and the East India Squad rom
Beside these there Is considerable anta Oh tue P"to
nae q number Of vessels detailed special duty and
enc ship-the Constellation-rmpoyed 10 keep tie mo-
aoss flag sl bered In the Aiedit"rranean The
composition Of the various squadrons III he beet nm
SsrsoOd II exhibited In the form OF tubular statements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

Nan. Guns 1uls where iocafed
liner Orlea.sas 2D5 On socks At sssksis Hsrbor
Liner Ilrsuia...G 2CGJ. .On the stocks At boston
Having given prioilty-by virtue Of their earlier
in,cniiontO suhpg vessels u wouid DO rs wen 10 =.
OF he second II ~ the tifd. aud of the fourth,
cass Which with The above named two Of the hrst
elias uake a total VI 70:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
FOURTH RATES
OUR STEAM FLEET.

In describing the steam Loct Upon when the country
can ,ey In case Of clcrgcney It Will De e Ioon eS',
mntr 10 include the lrsc number OF vessels now DIu
i,' ar ordered, 10 be b1i Enough 81 these conid oy
cxfa cxerton bo made roady FOO sea Ia th. 70 ohces
the aggression of any foreign power that might III 30
cnu, se aft the next SIX months come To iupthro WIN
ma nss tho various naval administrations ABROAD are
nuca m,qe proln, and energetic. and our oW depart
neu uoD less co. they Lave Yet sLo"h Themselves
to BE-.
ar sbips nctnaly in commission md perfect hshtne
rim thero are four cf the famous ir tes Of le5
lie ~ nbasl Colol ado Minnesota, and Naguia; tour.
teen .ps six m the Hartford type. or ncaTy 81, nnd
eight of about the model a. tho Canaidaisun ton
cnboats siniaf Ia their prominent characteristics 10
he Ir,ouois aud nunbvrsoi SNEAKER Vessels u eofn
zoo 10 TO iuns mounting four. i've. or six heu,y
non Beside these, watch are ali screws. there arc
one frat rate Two sccod rate aud several third rate
| pl.de. wheel steamers 30 much for Uncle Snni's
| OGDEN walls Then cone the iron.cnds. There are
plenty If thea ready VI nearly so-sore than the pubic
gene all, imagine. ..u ...... ff -
' OF wooden 81 ips in embryo or approaching comrit
ton there Is list long and dangerous enough lie
The sticsmen al any European naon aud {" make tc
loafl Of every Amcrlr7r glow VITA lile and salIsac
ton these ens " lhe u 81 class. s. .vD uns
meas.rcDrnl and NJ 10 encounter aiy yessl that e, or
foal,d One 10 81 :. ~ and twenty ar % ~ tuns.
Nention moreover, be nude here hcash they are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

not wooden el ofa ca-s ~ iron-huled (no iron
cndJ pa.lde-w heel whereof one rained tle
AiuhnDro tEav he taken ~ pattern She eio be iodo
TINS T.gsicr 10 cary Ten rns, heavy caiDeF anu
guaranteed W posc unusual speed.
sCkEW sTRAMtRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

IndiyidnI ,e.ses representing nny Of The ioresOuB
classcs whiciave been Tor my time IN srrV''c' E
bcel omen desc ih'd anI father acropb' OF M. Nh
mil yoaia De- snpcffinois The pnbic are i.'''' ~.
which rcanin - the Navy. and attn h'so o. ". a. sh.
frgnies. sloops agd punbuuis vince % 100 M,
,,aJ,l,,n, nos cr of The L.i.ed ~ h.s v'e ~
in1 ant Of the RsUcSiou. Sufficient Is known oil suah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
TifIRD. RATS.


NAME. Guns. Iuus Where LocIf,d-
siasn snbos, Da-o'sh... 9 Norh Atlantic squsdrn
Steam rul5ost 10 quds lm6. .r,perng At Baltimore.
st,sin gunvos hear HIgr.. Lon. .sprlai .rrvir-
steam snnbyst Narrs ssDset 90. rAlc So 'adfon.
str-u .uuboat On-ida...0 if3i.. We, U,f squadron
Steam suupost Seminole. g BD. ~ est Uu Squsdroi
St ala giubuat Tusc-rnrIi0 9I..Horth Atst.c
s'.an Z, ubost " schu-rttio lu1. .Cos.i o. LrsiI.
Steam sunbOst Wyoming. gi..Es,l iudIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18


The list OF officers attached vessels on special go.
Vice or RETIRED Is healed by fourteen VI the highest
grade known " the uavy-thlt " Lear Admiral. VI
he active list u point u seniority, David GhS
gov Fsrragut commanding the West Gulf Blockadlse
Squadron. lie 10 native OF Tennessee. from which
Stale he was appointed aud Of Which be Is citizen.
He entered the navy In Islo and has soen near.y n
years VI sea service. l.. y.l
Louis AZ. Coldsborough Is on special duty In Washing.
ton lie IL now citizen Of Mary land bat ws born 10
and appointed from tho District VI Columbia. he en-
tered tie navy In 1919 and has been 10 yes and si1
months Of sea .. % = #. .s.
samuel Y. Dupont "awaits orders" lie was sp
polIed iro aud Is clifton VI Delaware though bora
In Peuusy yaniA He catered the navy IN isis Aud hAs
been ~ years and months al sea 70. -..,.. tcf .
Charles Henry Davis Is Chief VI the BuTeau VI Nsvi
CATION lie Was born IN, app0sliod uom a.ss cizoa
Vi Massachusetts, lie enteIe tue navy IN 1879 and hss
been 10 ears and 10 nonths ut 81 81, ,...rs3 e
Squadron born In. citizen ~ aud appointed om Peno.
s,yanis entered the navy IN el6 and has been eam
at sea Inns ... .
Da,id ID. Potter. Commardug Miss pi Squndtoa,
born In. citizen o. and Appointed Gosa Peaas MALTA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR.
MR. OF oHERT Nd oEDAz STREETS, NASHVILLE.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE DIS
ID trict Cours of the United states for the Middle
District Of Tennessee, rendered at the Oct. Term,
1884 in the cause OF tire u g. versus the estate and
property, money, stocks ard credits OF, John b.
johnson, snd a writ Of Vendi Joni Exponas TO me
issued and directed, will offer for sal on the
premises, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, 24lhOf December '64,
at II o'clc. AM, ell the right title and interest
of the said John B. John on, for, and during the
term OF his natural Ii e, in the following valuable
property on cherry ana Cedar streets, in the Gy
of shYile, viz;
ON CHERRY STREET.
"a feet front by AZ feet inches, being the office
now occupied BY E. + Mul.oy, .ksq.
"A eet front by AZ feet in hes, being the ofhee
now cuPled by DIT Woodwart
IL feet front By AZ feet inches, beng the Office
now occupied by ID Wlkin, ESQ.
IA feet fro t by AZ fe,t inches, being the shop
now occupied by E. L. Tarb0x.
ON CEDAR STREET.
81 feet inches front by IS feet, being the Drug
Store " ooeurIed y stephens, Janney q Co, sub
jees TO their lease, expiring on the LIST az January,
1885, the purchaser 70 be titled 70 q amount Of
g., ddssTom them forthe lease forls65I
IA feet L. inches trout by 50 feet being the barber
saloon o. Brown, Mahan Co.
% feet = inches mont by VI feet inches, exelu-
sve If stair WAYS, being the Bill ard saloon # j.
Douissesu. subject to his lease expiring on the LIST
day OF Jan y, 1853, On said 20 feet inches, and
90 - roOas OF the seconJ story, and the third
floor Of the building Cedar street, the purcha. or
70 b, entitled to s. due nom said Louissesu for
saId lease.
Is fe, front By o. feet In he being the store
room occupied by Vanliew Creighton
Is feet inches front by 81 + ct inches, being
the 8 store oe uPied BY H W. Hasioek.
Persons desiring - purchase lots ct the sale ere
~ t.. hf, NJ coi1 in .ahf
mong other things, it viii be8eeD that the right 20
use the stair say- leading from tie 5 rect and the
alleys and the water closet the property are
seTtei for the comm use OF the tenants as here
tofors. A paswll be exhibited on the dav Of sale.
R. GLASCOCK,
nov 96-SCF u s. Marshal Mid Dist Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Oar inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents Who take Their eommIssI N IN
Books and GIFTS the following commission viii be
allowed:
To any person forwarding 2Clubs Of 10 Books, 8
Clubs OF II Books, or Cluos Of 50 Books each, a
Silver Nstch-cyllnder escspemant-wOrth Sl2.
To any persoo forwarding 26 Clubs oflO Books, 10
Clubs o. ~ Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books esch, n
Silver Wach. patent lever, hunting case, worth S25
II preferab e, the agent may select any other ar
hele on our ist OF the value Of the watch he msy
lie entitled to.
Agents Will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the requiIsd numbers OF Clubs COM
Tleted, when they will be forwarded 20 US vOnch
CTS.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
wi'h, no allowance will be made on extra GoInInis-
so
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
NEWBERRY 4 BOOKLESS,
Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

ny AUTHORITY or TIE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court ~ ofer for sale that valuable pro
psrtT on Church street, oHpo-ie ne ''-ai1t Cloud
Ii t4l between shs Mekb0di-f Church and the
Simmons block on which the burnt house" noE
stsnds The house csn Be easily repaired, and
with The vas. sunount Of mateFiAl on the premises
can BE made very valuable for many purposes The
lot fronts about 50 seet and has depth d so feet
Church rect, on which this rropsrty stands e
bouud 70 Be the greet street" 81 oar rapidly
n NJ cry, sud this valuable property Possesses
advantages over any other Tor many par poees-
houses and lots for sale, on reasonabie teTIns,
within he city hnl = yery valuable soF many Pur-
posss. Fer tsEzns apply %
=. Z. AI.LoWAYs Trustse.
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