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DOUBLE LEVER wRINGERs.

Much improved, with Metal boxes for the pivot.
vi or bearings TO turn in. WARRANTED Vifb ~
without Cogsi they squeeze clothes dry with great
er ease 70 the user as many persons with weak
kinds Of wringers. Three sizes, 81. 8 and s6.
Sold by J. z BRINSMAID.
old stand, Church street yewery Store.
April 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
FREEZING CORPSES.

We have sn apparatus, and have learned tho mo.
DIS oPsrdHdi of the Southern undertaken, by
which corpse can be preserved for burial LOOKING
perfectly NATURAL for almost any desired length gf
time AMI is process clean and wholesome that
il cannot disturb the the feelings Of he most tmd
in such matters, and will neither soil nor wet the
furniture OF carpets.
Shrouds and Name Plates and Cravats on hand
and furnished 10 order.
Burlington, May 81. 1854.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
1864. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1884
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. May 18th, 1854.
RrHS FREE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
GOING NORTH:

1MEhl-3t CGFt. hfurV .WIg1.
MOSTRE4L. Cart l. s. ware.
VIII run as follows until urther ultice.
GOING NORTH:
DAY LINE. Leave whitehall Daily, Sur
1850 a. n. upon arr aTTiy az, Or the Car or
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burii1-r7- 90
AS P. NJ. and Rouses Point at 50 P v 1is.7-
direct connection with the Cars for o-ie-''--=
The same evening, arriving az Montrea AZ ..''
NIGHT LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily. 'sairi.
$40 y. NJ. days and Sundays eNceptel;. =
s45 ", upon srrival Of the trains from Nes ~, ,A
and Buffalo, ami Suspension Bridge the sane lA!,'
reaching Burlington at $50 A NJ and Platts9uIsl
at $50 A. M..-cOnnecting At each place Win Iall
arriving at Montreal at 80 A n, and osdensouls
at noon
Going SOUTH
DAY LINE. Leave Rouse's Point Daily.
From RosLss', Point at 45 A. ", except sunday,
lao A. VI. Sland Plattshurgh at ~
ds Railroad, connecting with Boats At Burhngtg-
At lu.Ou A. ", at T1eonderoga st r n. WI
Lake George Boat; reach Whitehall at az O.
n. in season for the Train connecting st Troy ami
River, and with NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN TO
THE VEST.
NIGHT LINZ. Leave ROuses Point Dsi.!'
10 y. VI. i(e1cept Saturdays and sun
days. on arrival Of Train from Montreal snt "
denshur-h, arriving at Burlington at o Is r ~ ar
reaching Whitehall at 53t A ", In time flr ~
press Train reaching New FORK at 40 r. n, ST.
only Line connecting with the Hudson River LaA
Boat nom Albany, at A. NJ eaching New foI.
at ? ". and buffalo and Suspension Bridge r.
?. "
All the Lines will be run via Port Kent 81
PlAttsburgh.
Fare as ioir rs By any other Roufs.
THROUGH TICKETS by thi. Line hetEeer
the principal places in the Northern States car 20
procured at the
Company, orr. Ess, .,ds Cou-f H,uss >gvr'
Burlington, IT.
II. TRAcr. Agent. - Commissioner Street. NJ.
real
On board Lske Champaign Steamers
VI. CANFiELp, Pier >. Foot Liberty Street, y
CHts- TRrEwAS, ga Broadway. ny.
On board Hudson River Steamers
Hudson River Railroad Offices n Y
Union Depot. Troy, y. Y
Northern r. Depot, Albany.
B4GG1GE CHECKED THROUGH Passcn-c'
nd Baggage will lie transported from Cars % Bga'
rom tn Depotc at Burlington. Free Of ChEgf.
Freights taken at Lowest Rates.
1HOS. II. t'ANFiE4p,
6cueral Sup't.
MAY -d6wtf
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For Wounds. either occaisoned by the
BayOnet, Sabre or the Bullet.
Sores or Bruises.

To which every Soldier or Sailor are liable there
are no medicines 50 safe, sure ana convenient At
Holloway's Pills and Ointment The poor wounded
and simost dying Sufferer might have his wounds
dressed Immediately Il he would only provide him
self with this matches Ointment which should ne
thrust into the wound and smeared all round IL,
then cover with piece Of linen from his kuapsack
and compressed with a handkerchief Taking night
and morning six eight Pills, % cool the system
and prevent Inflammation
Every Soldiers kuap-ack and Seaman's chcs
would Re provided with these valuable Remedies
CAUTION.-N0ne are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New-York snd London are dis
cernahle a water-mark In every leaf OF the book
Of direction around each pot or box, the same may
he plainly seen hy holding the leaf % the light
such information will lead 70 the detection Of
ans party or parties counterieting the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them 70 he spurious.
- sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HOlO-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the civilized world in boxes at 80 cents
~ cents and l.lO.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y B. Directions fer the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &c. sent
FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane \. Y.
JOHN F. HENRY & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
English & American Patent Medicines,
R,'tsrsfir,s, P,rh4-,rv Of al
EiHas, g., Se.
:b Henry WATERBURY MayI,1 vt and %
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ESTABLISHED INIs47.

No connection ,rifh the combined Monopoiv
for High Prizes.
/ OFFER the Largest and Best Assorted Stock n
l. PAPER Of every descript 10 he found in mi.
country. Booksellers. stationers, Printers and
binaers VIII save money by first examining my
A. HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer.
No. "A Beekman street, n. Y. Che Old Standl
June II. 49,
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

A good assortment for adults of Fiss's Air-tight
Metallic Burial Cases. which since the great rise M
price Of cloth, be afforded at a trifing advance
from the price OF cloth-covered Collins
Personal attendance at all times night or day. TO
lay cut and dress the dead whenever requested
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

Commencing Aug. LIST 1861, trains will run as f
lows;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

ii OWES Platform 4ND COUNTER Se,.JES
Il IN all their varieties. Warranted 10 be a. 80
rect and perfect working Scale as any in The MAJ
ket- For sale low, by
g. $. BLoDGETr < co.
p.-,t. go College Street.
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The Dying tcar.

I|,,-.,, -, = \ = -. = I.a,.
''' ''' ~ 10 i''i '.'i'' A"''o!'
Tr.... 81. " 49, = 'noan
80, ~ nm. =. ON,
All ., ,,. :.,i..i'' Sone'
,nd ~, ,'.,,a nu ",d , 1'nns nou's,
Iwi,h ~. .,,,.'n CIV 49, 80 n a us
A.. IN, i''' h'"e'a'
And ,hn ~ 49,"
oc ~, iI
IJ,. hno, ,,,.;r,l.I 80
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Fernando Weed on the Wax.

Fernando. -vood. Of New Iorl, attended
49,, ,,.,,,..,.,,.-.,. -. -, - ~
''' '''''' ..'''i.', -''e" .! 'nt e'''e ne-
"'c'',7- OF "'sen county. y. d. On the
@iiA November. and made 4 speech. which
..,s.o.,as ,l,r i,r,,o~,,rcn only If showing
-, ,l..,,..,,,..,,. ,..I, 49, ~, a'.,
III "'''''N' WAT WIN "e Ais COURSE anu
mat "i tA"s" who concur with him Ill the
Congress OF IL" "iled states. In response
Z" toast complimentary 10 himself, Mr.
ooH spoke as follows
&"'"'or may n" NE secret or aVow"d
,.,.1 ',lIi,r..i ,,, I'in5. - -.
:, a result that will enculf all alike in o e
ro!un2on iiarl"tovm of destruction. | care
nj ""''''.l ~ = - ,@''.''tt t,r l'"'r'V"r
a.,. ',.,,',rnrnnI are ra,lirm in view Of rho
r,c'. that Ike effect. tendency and catastr0-
pA". VII @. necessity pe iata!!E disastrous.
~, :, i.r 80 m
when the results which accrue rom those.
motive. axe Destructive and abeysive. 1t
my ne ~ Ntl S",' 't'.,. " til".' - Jus .t,ieu
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HEAD QH'S CONsCRIPT DIST. Ia. !
IL SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. ~. 1868.

Orders No ].
| In pursuance 10 orders from Department
| lioai t,u-s cYS, hereby relieve Coinnc! +
Waggai.an. aS Commandment of COnscripts
for the State of Louisiana. The camp of
Instruction is established near this place.
H. Enrolling officers will make returns
I" these Head Quarters at the end of each
| H.nn'... showing the number of C"nscTipte
made during the mouth, rs well As those
enrolled exempted detailed and discharged.
These returns viii stSturth the age. com
Di"NipU, c"!ur IF eyes and hair. hci git. oc-
cuI.,iion. vlc.r born when enrolled, where
and by wGoIi. and III III" column "t ~
marks: stating what disposition hn, been
''n ,...'I tie coa.cIin;.
III Officers engaged in enrolling con
So pts Will in TIE discharge "t duties visit
eye y portion OF he punish III which sHc"
nr.. serving. and viii cndeny"r IL i!".uut"
= good uT.d"f-t 'dinr with III" ci'iZrrs. Y
w;.nih they Viii be much aided in Obtaining
Information. us to who are Liable 80 ,>uI-
50. pfi"n. :ho-r who have not get been en-
rolled. and hose AMY ing At III" ace OF -
year HuI may appoint an intci -,"nt con-
SCRIPT who - we'll. kHuNn 10 TN P.'op."
throughout III" parish 10 assist in making
ont the list # ail those hcrvc"u TIA" "gc-
a.. i and i ''us. The cuu-cI!p'- '"hcn
gathered 'u be .cut To H." camp Of !u-tyuc-
lion in ruGrr" + t..'~ man.
~. i.u."i,iuy rlti ."rS ar" Liable :" he
I:. poet r,yul -. .rI r.. H.IIi-: to- ne ih, -
.ratly r.unrI" f.. service. " A"ucyCr IN Y
u:N, ,ry. l,.-..t ,r rrD'Ec tH..' >rirh par
Tics u.o Il: i.r laty. they WI "mrniI and
...,,i r..a 80 Nh. c.ttup. AMI ~ the SAN"
'..r i'ry Mi, L,,i IL min" lntt a. j. i,": in
',.a.v.i r. uuGr,' lily haTu-s those win
as, -.,"u. uuH' e TT service.
. ,:.a..' o.. ga ;'.,n- surgeons viii Io
a.,.@ sew -.,l.II,j 1T - III "a nri" motto,
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Job Ii.illtillw


The European press treats President Lin
coins call ior e Thanksgiving a. hIsphe-
mon, iroay The Times cNc!n:nl~:
Thl"ks-iynE for what: For civ war,
'hr very greatest at Cllami'tcS Tor ilc drs-
traction by rude hands OF a constitution
which has been regarded n. Il masterpiece
OF human wisdom ; Tor the loss Of liberty ::
tsr he death or mutilGtinn al huDi. eds at
thousands %, human beings ~ the increase
Of q spirit Of eNi>urrntion and ha'rcd ::
e.,r tive devastation oi larg" territories for
the substitution ot ra1cr credit for rul"r
and lrcrari,r industry, and for IL" '-utuij
mi>rrlcS which the WAY has hitherto inflicted
on the black race ~ we'll Is on the White -
these ~" The things !u. which Pre- ,d'n'
Lincoln wuuli have To thank Providence if
the day of rhaGi- giy mo hrd been iiV"d on
IA, iri of October. FJr what blessings
will lie have to return thanks ON The 10Th OF
Nol embcr: low can lie how can any
man forecast What ia H., weeks hou,n viii
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Old Series Vol. VI.

be the position of he - American Republic
rnrther it will be one demanding thanks
wing Or more suitably commemorated by
f'sting and humiliation? Is the course of
vents flowing so entirely in one direction
are the indications Of prosperity so steady
and assured, that Mr. Lincoln is justified in
JronOnncing with certainty that his affairs
on the 2ith Of Soverlbcr Will call tor thanks
irving an! rot humiliation. To thank
Iovidencr .or blessings not received is a.
near an appro"c h to b!uSphciny as't to repine
against chastisements duly rnnri'ed.
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katy vat i-if, or, de Balm.

AE-Jlssic. tie H5tce,. Of DUaJiDe.
p.u" mountains.
IND left de- t.rk night to come On us
again.
Yea Stumbled along '.nong De scwamps
and dc fountains,
To see vonce mine !Naty vat Ifs on de
blain.
How schweet is de lily. nit i; prown yallow
And 50 is de meadow, all cofered NIT
Ia: nothing so burty. und sticks in mine
Like -rhwect little Katy vat If, on de
blain.
shes nash:Gl oS any. shoost like her aunt
tHiGny.
She or,drr high larnt, not yet foolish
nr2 vain:
ynd he's a great lillian. rnidout any feelin.
Dat would hurt mine >chweet Katy vat
Ills or &c blain.
VI Jars vas like noting all met nit mine
Nj Is:" ting in De town icy vas nonsense
| ;iln't see gal l would cali my dear
Til / m", -li,te Kay watts Ifs on de
b,ain
toni ca.c how high might get in tie ma
From al! dom high places I'd come town
ind INK it vas nothing to have a great
Ven couldn't have Katy vat Ifs on dc
btain.
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ClECl LAR.
I'D. oRs. DEPT TRANSMITS,

I'D. QRS. DEPT. TRANS MI IS,
Shreveport. Nov. 18th. i-..3
A PrLICATIoNS for invitation to ap-
~ pear before the Army Medical Board
will he made to the Secretary of War
through surgeon .Ino. VI. lIaricn. Medical
Director Of the Department.
Th" applicants will state their names
christian and suruAmc) in full. age.
tcngrh of tinic they have becm III practice
in what school !hcv graduated and hen,
and the position applied for. whether
Surgeon or Asst. Surgeon.
The applications must in all cases he ac-
companici 10y testimonials as to moral
oh ya"tcr and not by references.
o BY command of
LiEi-T- GES l.. kIHBY SMITH
:. :. .\,>DE .SpN.
Asst Adi't General.
Texas. Louisiana and Arkansas papers
publish six w.cn~. nuv,7 Uw
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COTTON INTEREST BOMBS.
\ CHANCELLOR PROFITABLE ISI EST
MENT

DEInSlr.u:N... OrnlcE.

Shreveport, December seth. 1853.
TNDER instruction iruA tie Secretary
~ of The Treasury. hereby give notice
that will receive dcp"-i!. and ls.lc certif-
Gates. for crttOisaf trr"-t coupon bonds 81
the Confederate S1tes. having twenty wears
20 lun, the iniere at -iN per cent, payu.l.
annually III cottg& or coin The cotton i.
. be delivered IF one Of our scaurrtS al
the valuation Of siNprHcr. sterling. or twelve
and II half c"EtI per pound Tor New Or
lean. miIdirg.
At the present price OF cotton NJ the sea-
ports. tins III crc,t is "unI :" about ~ per
cent. pcr,anm"n ard "r.-'' to rails" the val
lie OF th,. bonds beyond a. ti!at are On the
market. The bonds AZ. offered at 81 lr!.
."nt rrciniI,m. after ~ adv, S'-yrurnts
tor bids. By pay ing in -i.Jv. the parry
paying may obtain 1t bond isr >2DcU payii-
bic in coin in 20 year.. upon which tn" in
'eTcSt j. to pad ANNUALLY. 'r;i'r in cola on
with $50 pounds o. cotton "f the quality Of
New Orleans Inddlng. III" :,tvun. ares OF
~nch an Investment are Obvious Neither
principal nor interest is subject to irpreci-
alton from a redundant CURRENCY
The money deposited To-, certificates may
be in any ron-intrrrst hearing treasury
nut,'s. one hat (Which. however at lcaS:
shall b" Of da'c Subsequent "a tn" itn April.
1868, and as all N" bonds boar lD;" L.
June. the accrued interest il - be added to
the purchase money.
Certificates will also be i--l!cd at this of
flee. for tx per cent. bonds payable IN 30
years. hui r"d-cmablc after live years. ta,.
interest payable semi annually. for treasna-
~ notes .i-surl sine" .,th April. $50, at any
TIM" wi hin twc!s. month, after the date OF
issue.
Come forward AMI pr"rurc bonds. bear
ing highly r"inuncrajiyr interest. and
thereby Improve the va,.r Of the treasury
notes remaining in y"ur n".-".sion.
II. J. .. .i\lTLE,
Janl-:it {. :. bcpoSitary.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby caution'd agains,
n taking away any coal from my place
on the ayou. without obtaining permiss
ion iOimmc, or j. W. Wheaton.
Dec If o. J. WELLS.
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Straycd %: SSto:cI.

CtTHAl'l.D OF stolen from The sHh-tUh"'
> on 10" night OF Goth of October last.
from the Court House yard. y lUg" s"rr"l
horse. about IL hands high. one-"yct. feet
all white and Leg halt way To- the knees
white in his face, Snlil" marks. IL l. about
ten years old. II stolen. will give Ilbr
raj reward for him and il any person VIII
-"nd him tn me | Will pay a REASONABLE"
price. liv" one mile and a half from the
T., 81 shreveport. n the TEXAS road.
l.. BLACkMAN.
ia, -
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4 Lihcra p.irr VIII h" puid for good
~ spy glasses. on presentation at tLr
Pos. puarlcuEa-;rr'- Office in Shreveport.
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500 REV ARD.

7 bST or stolen on the sd inst. Il horse.
j 4 -adSl" and bride. The hur." is Jet
black. $ Yeats old aud about II hands high
ltad on q military sad i'r t..'i"..hauy Acc
unl r'ai") and plljH hr.d'r With curb hi'.
The nb"sr reward viii be pail tor The
recovery Of the horse. tiirr-.
W. \. #EGR!,T.
Capt. Eng. Sh~"lroor'
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E)Aice Of DR.. Lc~lie-A
Succession S~fc.

tie lntc Court House. MafIlci street, "rr"-
size the Pres yicG!.m Church. i'.iI! i-'ui
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LOS.

4 Flat made composition metal safe key
y about two inches long The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving il ut
this Office "r TO
',,I6-'f. PliELPS y 90.
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NEiTi! LODGE. No. 4. |. .. s..-rsx..
" .. f. meets every Wcdnrs- - ss
day evening att O'Clock. NJ their >.s7FSs'-
Hail on I"ya- street.
Bros in good standing are invited to at
tend I v SlIikER. y G.
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a ys' ssrE.t.

!NI\'. STORE liDt'~rS--in the mos,
j business part Of III" town. by Ii,
month rr wear. Apply 10
ROLAND JONES "r
apr2l-tf HI q. HNlILE.
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Dl'V Goods.

Tl-ST received, the iarge-, and finest as
y sortm.nt even IN this market which viii
be sold ou Us rcusonab'. terms as tho times
will admit. JOHN LAMA,
sshrcvcport. April Il. i-,ii Tcxns >trr"t
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vac l,t-;,is IL "f.i.tr NI-t.us. .r..
Also. a, tts -, ;ilnr and p.nc j.. 20.
sold The uuv,A-ca-i 4v.'r,". al "a" uo. =. cost
,...,,..r ot g ton ~ two. town-liD up -,,.
.,.,.l. r.ug,. uo l,,.r'...n. together w!il 81.
:gl,. .,apyny rlu,mt~ iG.lcun Cor ,n-h.
NNt.I IAN. li.IrN.
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$500 REV ARD.

'-N'1"D hSfs w 'HfS'|'
ANAWAI on the 2uth prtuhc', u
Il bright yellow girl, named LOUISE.
.bout > fee, inches high, upper front teeth
at; hair quit" straight when comhc (;
aks English and French both.
~" above reward Will Ice paid tor her
lection. also $1,000 for proof that will
..u,irt the person who caused her to run
rlyay, or stole her.
Il. &. WILLIAM,
Nrrj-,w Miut!ru. La
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.S;utc0fL0Wisi0R0-P0riMo nj C0d,j0.
.S~cccssion IF H. $. H"'r"H, @cc'd..
No. 9iS.
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/. ". III 'kE>,. Sheriff.
AMI * offs, .\iict!,urc:.
.Jsa as. -. f.r 81.
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Jan &w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-13
LUMBER.

no 600 FEEr DRESSED FLoJ2d SG
20 ONJsJ Roaris j1sl TeesiFed ~ sieu.llisE
- D. DlCAEf, AGENT.
Rlt-a ri s-sssi sn'i H.sh--e..
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Twelve Cards in Haoh Ser.


Gar no. l.-OUA RELAT1oAs AT H0siE ASV AsaOAD,
CO5PRIsLSa
No. l. On ngi md's muggy shore, suIly ion
gave K Ieyous rOaTl
z. Which, temporarily sstOnished ever the
t}allc cock.
&. Who responded with Wsrlike Tgor, when
lion caved.
4. Exeter Hall. The Ion SeeP5: " Is Be
not q bird and 8 hTOtherf'
3. Which be foTgets In the embrace CT tie
oeujghted vol Of the c. 5. A.
Q. The arTning Of the wolf by lis fsittfui
squire, the hon.
Z. The Mexican Yulture gaTTOted BY the gsl-
dc cock.
B. Introduction Of Master SwaEnp Angel,
Whsn the hon pockets his rams.
e. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the q. s. A.
10. Death Of the wolf
n. The eagle indicates the Monroe doctrine
10 Mexico.
u. Grand taDleau. The ittis child Liberty
shsB lead John Bull {tae hon) and France
the Gallo cOck) il future.
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MIDDLE Di7TRiCf or TzaNE. -si.3.--No. -.
WHEREAe, Az lSFORHATtOS WAS FLED
w IN en- tEstrrt Court % tf,e Euits-l States
f0r the MsAtle Drirfs ~ Ieugfz-ee, % TIE sell
dsy % April lea. - Horse- ~. Har1s0u Arior1say
u the U1ltsd states fsF 90 IHsfrct. aho pr0-s-
cUtes therein on behalf * fle United 4tates and
Joseph T. Isuin, surrsy0r oi Customs &c Nsshyiile
Teul-, assu-t z.1fy-uIne t0les 81 Coficn rnarkssf
Il. T., ard Against ~ fer-on- laFiiy iuterVou-
ing fJr their nfertsts fherfu. alleging n sIip-ianee
hat On ApTi =, tai, IN -id Iastr-t, "a lad, sd
property Eas sszfd 81 raidJ- lt Illln, a. rrffied
b. tbs United -tata- r. rHuse- in -ai1 iuf5rlzsiou
~ forth slii aserred o. - irie, All pray iuI pr ns
u-IIaI proc-rs, -
N07F. uerei0re. in purstaa1re 81 tie r10lt.on M
Der DE seal n -ai CQsTt - zee directed hrre-
~ Eve puliie warning ~ AZ fsr-on- coi.-rrlrd 10
Interest ln sld Coa9u, ~ appeaF n~fe s-id Court,
lhe Fesffi Court Rom. "a no Ca'.ol ht Aesii-
vile, iu sad District. Oh iaa - tlonaal "a Aayl
IeA rheu azst there b prgpouad l1eiE claims zui
make tier alleEsCous % ~ feiial1
EIiHlS a. 0LAsoOCK,
Marshal VI lho n.t. iHsi. q Tenn.
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TnIfed state Of AmerIca.

MIDDLE DISTRICT Of TENNfsssEE-No. O..
UTHEREAs, AZ INFORdATIny VAS FILED
W i1 the fr8tuet tcu-t u ~ bn.led slifes fcr
I'D D.stris o. IL 81 day VI April. lfff, Is 10
rsn~ 81 Harrison, E-l Attorney u the LnIa-i
-tasz Or sud Dstrsf. ahq tiieralr uroserCtes %
behalf 81 Tie GATED -atie= sni ". u. fiallaTt-r
Esd, pNtnst - el-fs I'd iiiitari, Wlle End Co.'S
Tale, AID lelL-l 81 persoD4 isN1llly infarveti *
81 their inters7ta therein, alleging uat sd prep
erfy lad leen se'nfd fn -qld District On Aasd. A.
forfeited ~ the Uuicd Zee or c4lses 10 sssn IA
a1rtsiaton ses 1rth ali sYarret1 - trlai aa pray
iug for the uausl prCFe--s, a.
Aos. thsrssYre. hereby 7age publr saFl-nk %
~ p+s-ous eonrernsd In .nteresf ia ~ Progrfy
- apF-aF 1eiurs 80 Uourt. % the ftiea4 S'tat
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ID Mfy tsa q H. 0'rsisk. A. n. fncl ~ t-at7
ufpropo,zn1 iilar cLauls Az l1s4ie essF i-e1iis
b. ~ oLA5coCh.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS rs
OTHER STATES, As 1T 3 IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Ny books VIII show thst Cor TIE past eve m5nths
my practice hss increased q hundred pr cent over
ne last year. Until Il = nOs - b supposed b. sy
a TIE stats. Win M gsnszsl praelce II ~ en-
/ Ereat ths aouoFtng