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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
The Position o. AIehanaer sIepheaa.

The Position OF Alekander Stephens.
Taspgoposition Of the e'bicsgo Party
for a Convention Of the States, Is thus
met by Mr.. Stephens, Vice President
Of the bogus Southern Confederacy:
The prominent and leading idea in
the Chicago Convention seems 70 have
been a desire 70 reach a peaceful adj
justrnent of our present difficulties and
strife through the medium Of a conVo-
cation OF the States They propose 70
suspend hostilities, to see what can be
done, il anything, BY negotiations Of
some sort This Is one step in the right
direction. To such Convention Of the
States should have no objection, as a
peaceful conference and interchange of
views between equal and sovereign
powers, just as the Convention Of l1Sl
was called and assembled.
The properly constituted authorities
at Washington and Richmond, the duly
authorized representatives of the two
Copfederacies Of States now at war with
each other, might give their assent to
such proposition Good might result
from it. 1t would be an appeal on both
sides from the sword to reason and jus
tice. All wars which do not result in
the extinction or determination Of one
side or the other must be ended sooner
or later by some sort of negotiation.
From the discussion or interchange
Of views in such Convention, the his
tory as well as the true nature of our
institutions and the relation Of the
States toward each other and toward
the Federal head, would doubtless be
much better understood generally, than
they now are but should favor such
a proposition only as peaceful confer
ence, as the Convention of 1877 was.
should be opposed to leaving the ques-
ton at issue to the absolute decision Of
such body.
Delegates might be clothed with pow
ers to consult and agree, if they could,
upon some plan of adjustment, to be
submitted for subsequent ratification
/ by the sovereign States whom it affected
before it should be obligatory or bind
ing, and then binding only on such as
should SO ratify it.
An questions of boundaries, Confed-
eracies and Union or Unions would
naturally and easily adjust themselves,
according to the interests of parties and
the exigencies of the times. Herein
lies the true law or the balance Of pow
er and the harmony of States
This ought to prove settler to all
men who had hoped anything from a
Convention of the States. The leading
Conservative" of the South spurns the
idea, unless the Southern States shall
be at liberty, if they choose, to repudi-
ate the action Of the conference, and
60 on with the war. Are the loyal
people prepared for this? We think
not.
Resolved into its simples, the propo-
sition would result in this: The ar
mics of the Union would be Withdrawn,
and the rebel leaders would gain time,
and strengthen their defences, and add,
as far as in their power, to their forces;
and then the Confederacy would refuse
all terms of Union, and the work of
the last three and half years would
have to be done over, or the independ-
ence of the rebels would have to be
acknowledged
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In a Bad Way.

The Detroit Free Press contains the
following
We find that for the past three
montbs-eYer since Lincoln was re-
nominsted--the Federals have won fif-
tynine battles while during the same
period they do not admit single re-
verse The solution of this curious
military problem is easy Mr. Lincoln
Ia simply carrying out General Halleck's
celebrated msxims, and il will there
fore be utterly impossible 10 get at the
truth until the Presidents election is
over Our readers would, therefore, do
well 10 receive the dispatches which will
be published between this and the 5th OF
Novemberswith very great reserve, the
truth just now being fatal to Mr.. Lin
coins chances Of being reelected.
Il also, in the same number, says:
Aprivate letter from Bridgeport, Ala,
dated Oct 9th, says q steam frigate
with all the machinery of the yards and
shops of Bridgeport Navy Yards, start
cd Tor Chattanooga on the 5th and was
burned the same night BY the rebels
Loss S30e0Oe, crew and seven machin-
lists captured but are released
This news was not telegraphed by
Secretary Stanton
These extracts are very fair illustra-
tons Of the mslignity Of the copper
bead party. The fact is, there is no
navy yard, at Bridgeport; and no steam
frigate could sail ON the Tennessee, and
none Of course was evei, burned. The
Free Press should tell moderate, rea-
sonable stories, if it expects any one 10
believe them. The abOse is 50 glazing
ly absurd, thst even It's readers, ig-
norant a. they doubtless are, viii scarce
ly swallow it A first class frigate worth
$4,000 on river on which only the
smallest size steamers can ply Mum
chausen could not have beaten that
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The Richmond Press on Affairs In the
Valley. ~


The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
has the following from the valley
Persons who arrived from Staunton
last evening, brought a number Of re
ports Of military operations, Among
ether things they say that Rosser re-
newed the fight on Sunday and reooy-
cred his lost guns"
This is al moonshine. The only
thing we hear worth q moments atten-
lion, and which we believe, is, that i'm
mediately on the repulse of our cavalry
at Fishers Hill, General Early ordered
forward bis whole force, and moved
down the valley.
The Richmond Enquirer of Satur-
day, 18th inst, says of sheridan's ia
nous dispatch That he had settled
the new cavalry General" ave confess
that he did settle him.
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At Wholesale only,
Watches and JeWelry,
OF ETrET DESCRIPTION
1t tue Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army and Country Merchants, Pedlsrs. suffers
and General Dea ers can make enorsris Us profif,
upon sma inyesimf ~
Jewel Il any pattern or quality and in any
gaa nv msde to order. - ssIpass for any
ID Q supplying sue oBers, Country Pedi4rs, Ii,
dan 7 aders, and army Leaders.
ANY tyie Il 6oods manufactured, 50 n IS n.
seutione, etc q short notice. ps Good Canvas
sing 81 rks, With a small capital can fn eoasssr;
employment illustrated Lists am full particulars
THE PROFIT 10 TIE RETAILER is VERY
A wholesale supply can be carried ia a KNAPP
SICK, hand vass, or ca per haZ and viii not IL.
IKE oookss-balky or ineonTenieni 70 carry from
Remember smother fhng.-this Business is
st-letig EonOraoie's Bs There u no need o. mis-
represeG ing or exaggers.ing Our Goods shog for
themselyes. snd prove themselves.
Il Is o business IN which an am se aud satisfsc.
tory equivalent is given fer the money received and
an encouraging profit is pOeketed at the same
time. It's 40 90 Rpaton IN which 10 person need
70 afraid or ashamed to canvass the same field
again aad sgai1, for where once our goods are in
troducsd, permanent and continuous demand is
created.
10 So diers in the Army, or those at home dis
ab.ed BY he hs7iships Of WAT, to Clergymsn out Of
health Teachers, POstmasters, or sny person who
wishes either local or active occupation, and
Que tl2is rrsngs With i great peeuRiary induce
ments, ths presents q / Opportunity seldom met
Wiih. Try il And see III Yourselves, q
Carefully selected lots Of Jewelry comprising
our newest styles and most saleabls variety of
Goods, vii be sent anywhere IN the Loyal States.
We ere constantly filing orders from perst rs eay-
ing he choice OF Goods Who'll with Us. To such
we prom Sc the best exercise OF our taste and
Judgment, and from our leng experience can en-
sure aiisfsctson We ask NJ pay in advance. state
Whist STYLE snd qusiy Of Goods IRE Is aBtea andNe
wi send the same and collect pay hy Express at
the end Of the route
G0LD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufa tured in the best
manner, Of pure material, | Earranted at prices
rom SO to $50 each. Sent anyRhe pay coilee-
ted by Express. Satisfaction guaranteed All
portstion. Circulars free by mail send for them
T. I'll GAUGPAN,
Manufactures and importers, Tl6 or0adwagI n. !.
rCct1g--2r1 sHssrlrt
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FR1pAY. OCTOBER q, 1864:
Lafesi from fhe Front.

Sherman's advance eneamped on
Tuesday night on the eoosa, near Glen
Willie, eight miles West Of Rome. BE
IS pushing on, by route parallel with
that Of Hood, and q few miles to the
East Of him No fighting Of eonse-
quence had taken place.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

The New York World, which claim
ed Pennsylvania by 10000 Insjority, on
the home vote, on the morning after
the election, has slightly reduced its
figures; it now has it that the demo,
cratic majority is coo The fact is, the
Union msiority on the home vote is
nearly 1000 The soldiers poll is nearly
solid for the Union ticket.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

FOR EAST rEESEssEE
Cor Il. A. CRAWFORD, of Greene
Col L. c. HoUK, Of Anderson.
DR JOHN c. EVERETT, Of MeigS.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
sEACKLEFoT.D, Of Montgomery
I. b. GIBBS, of Wayne.
Col W. B. STOKES, of DeKalb.
FoR WEST TENNESSEE
ALMOND CASE, Of Obion.
W. II. FITCH, of Shelby.
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E1ecutITe Committee for the State.

For East Tennessee. SAMUEL r RoGKRs,
Knox; Col r K BYEp, Roane: DR. W 6
BRowsLoW, Knox HoE D S PATTERSON,
Greene; PEREZ DIcKISsoS, Knox.
For Middle Tsrnessse-HoS n NJ Bal
IN, Davidson; LEWIS TILLMAN, Bedford;
A V S LIxDsLEY, Davidson; WIIIIAM
SPENCE, Rutherford; Jos s FowBER, Da-
yidson-
For Vest Ierlnessee--J + MEERYSAs,
Shelby W K HGm4 Weakley; J B
BIsoHAx, Shelby Atvrv HAwKiSs, Shell
by; DAVID A NUxx, Haywood
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

Auguste Belmonte is more interested
in keeping up the price of gold, than
any other man in America He sup
ports Mcclellan.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

The New Constitution of Maryland
has been ratified by = vote of the peo-
pie, and henceforth she is a non-slaye-
holding State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

Mrs. Lander, widow of the late Gen.
Lander, formerly Miss Davenport, an
actress of distinguished ability, is about
to return to the stage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
Mammoth Auction Sale
or
Stable and FaBeV Dry Goods.

WYE WILL SELL AT ORR AUCTION ROOM,
w No. 10 North College street. on Friday morn
ing the = al inst, commencing 10 ~ O'Clock,
when viii he offered splendid stock Of Priats,
Bleached and Brown DOn1stics, ladies' Dress
Goods, in every variety, Irisp Linen, Tatle Dam
ask, Silk Linen and Cotton Bandker-h eff, One
hundred dozen Hoop Skirts (lstest style,) Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Clothing, and a goat variety Of
Goods too numerous % men ion.
Sale positive and free. Ladies respectfully iny
ted CHAPMAN & co.
NJ. J. DOM, Auctioner oot20-2t
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otedm lacht hhlpped Tor the Rebels.
dublin sept, 20 correSp. o. the Lond on Postl
An American blockade runner, com
handed by Captain Beane, arrived at
Queenstown on Sunday, and left yester-
day morning. She had on board 4
steam yacht Of three tons, that is able.
Il Is stated, 70 go At the rate of twenty
three knots an hour
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MARRIED,

dence Of the bride, on Vine street.. Mr.. WA Il.
PERRr and Miss Anna MARTIN, all Of this city.
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alm Sdrrrtissmentss
Lost

4 CASE OF GOODS. MARKED. J. & BOYD.
"a Nashville, Tenn Il II supposed thst Il was
iaken from the wharf BY mistake Any Informs
ton that viii lead - the rec0y y of the Goods il
len So u South Cherry street. vii BE- literally re-
gVarff-i TkP n.f - q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

The proprietors Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer bought a large amount Of gold
at 275, which they now have on hand.
They desire 10 realize out of their in
vestment, and-they support McClel-
len.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
TO THE
SOLDIERS 1!
VIZ HAVE PUBLISHED A gEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.
FOR THE USE or soLDIERs.

FVh 1AE ObE VI oOLDlEG5-
Is IS printed in four eolors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, eclors flying, etc. A blank line is
leit for the name Of the Soldier, Com pany,
Regiment and officers; size I3xIT. Tie
certificate is enclosed in = pasteboard tube,
and can 30 sent to any part Of the country
without injury; and The soldier, after filing
mp the blank lines, can put il back in The
tube and renal i 10 his friends, and they
1ill get it framed sad preserve Il as q re-
membYance.
The demand FOR this Certificate is enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities FOR
publishing, we are able 10 keep a constant
supply, and viii fll all orders promptly.
Price 80 csnts. SAINT by mail, prepaid.
I. y. RHODES A Co,
81 Union etFest,
EashVills.
Agents WAITED 70 ssll he AbOvs.
iulyl-sm.
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WANTED.
Attention Quartermastets

NKTANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK N THE
W Quar- ermastsr's Department. The very
81 Address lmnlediaiely through The A4shvL
Rost Once, oct2l-Itel Z. 6. ROSE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
Glorious.

DR. White, of this city, yesterday re-
ceived dispatch from friend in lndi
ana to the effect that MOrtons majority
will exceed 10000.
From another source we learn that
Voorhees, has certainly been handsome
ly defeated.-NaskviHe linton.
What will the Union say when it
learns that Morton, with 10000 Illegal
votes in his favor, has not get over {, 600
majority, and that Voorhees,, instead Of
being defeated, is elected by 200 ma
jority. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The $4,000 illegal votes is all bosh,
and the Enquirer knows it. But as 10
the 5000 majority, we viii give the Of
fetal figures, of so counties, as publish
ed in the New Albany Ledger, Of the
18th, a democratic paper They are as
follows
norton '''.'...'''.''..........'.'. VI AZ
Mcdonald, ........................... 1925
Morton's majority, .............. 1877
There are y counties to hear from,
which, in 1860, gave Lane 2,046 majority,
when the State went Republican by less
than 10000 Morton's majority in these
counties will be between 4, 900 and 5 900.
We know he gained over thousand in
one of the counties-Wayne, while the
Democrats lost in some Of their strong
holds We think Mortons majority
will not vary far from IS, 900 Voorhees,
has less than 100 majority, instead of
/ ,000, as the Enquirer figures it.
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Substitute Wanted.

A SUBSTITUTE Is WANTED IMMEDATELY.
n For partieuass inquire OF
L. BLcCK & CO,
oct20-2ta No. y Public Square.
L EFT AT TIE LEGAL SPECIAL AGE IT'S OF
1 4 fee, on Public Square, few days ago, one
small TIN bOx, contents unknown The owner can
obtain It ~ describing the same, and paying all
Oh. rges. octZ0-u
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Day and Evening Sessions.

COURSE OF STuDT, most complete.
SYSTEM or ISsTErCTIOx, THOROUGH and
BusrSEss-LIKE, lin the proper acceptation
Of these terms.)
Daily Session throughout the year.
zs-ThE Principal an exPeriencsd Book
keeper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21

~A-4ASO@' <A~~A@+s +sASA1s
NOts, Letter and Cap Paper,
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque
Gnd Official Envelopes.
Blank Bc0ss,
Sutlo-4' Drafts on
rymasteYs,
Memorandum
Diaries for 1868,
Paper Goilaz,
Var Maps,
Io,eSo Portraits d Generals.
Psns and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios
Backgammon and Chess Boerds,
Pocket Inkstsnd5,
Pencils,
Zine Mirrors,
Dice and Cups,
Pipes,
Combs and Brushes,
Backing and Brushes,
porcinces,
Buffers Ink.
CArmino Ink,
2usilags,
Variety Packages,
PomSde and Hair OIL,
RSzors and strops,
Emery Paper,
Gan Oil
Fancy SoHps,
sohool BOOK,
&c, &c., &C.
!. Thoas wishing to sc. good bargains would
10 well 20 give US cali, or sond in thoir
'TdSrs.
LII. RHODEs 4 Co,
81 Unien street,
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Cardinal Bsdini died on the 9Th ult,
u Rome
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FOR TIE STATE At LAR0E
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox
WILLIAM H. wIsENER, Of Bedford.
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For president.

VIZ. osxKROs 4 CO.. Publishsr..
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ELEcToRAI- TIcKET.

OF TENNESSEE
, 1864-02-28
Horrible TFAEedy-A Returned Soldier
&1rAnEled By Els Wife and her Par
NmnUN.

lc1oIH kus F1ttsuulR In1pu1cle1 -@d-l
In the early part Of the present month a
soldier belonging to the 106th regiment, hay-
ing re-enlistcd for the war, obtained thirty
day's furlough, and returned to his homo ii
Lawrence county, about four miles from Dar-
lngton: and almost adjoining tho Beaver
county line The man was married, md dur
ing his absence his wife contracted an init
macy with q scamp In the neighborhood,
which eliminated ID criminal Intimacy be-
tween the partIes- OF I'll this, however, the
husband was In complete ignorance. Soon
after his arrival, it was agreed between the
put ont Of the way, and one night, while the
unsuspecting man Lay asleep ID his bed, the
guilty rair approached him, and slipping
moose, which they had previously prepared,
over lis head, they threw the other end over
beam which extended across the dwelling,
and pulling on It with all their might, they
SWING the Hretcbed man of the bed, aud in q
moment almost had him in such a position
that resistance on his rast became impos-
Eible. ;.
Finding that death did not takec place as
5o0a ae t5sy efPesbtsd P tb s hs f assnsd ag @ 1s
over the beam. the body Of their victim
Hrithing in his death agony from tho other
eEd, to peg in the wall, and leaving the
miserable man to big fate, passed out Of the
. house Af1er remaining outside long enough
entered tic house, and taking down the now
iiieless remains Of tac murdered man, car
ficd them to a coal bank In the vicinity, In
side which they concealed them.
= TIE next day it was noticed that the wo-
mans pafa1nour was rnther flush Of funds,
and this, coupled With the iaet that the sol
der wus missing. induced those who knew
The guilty relations existing betweeR the NO
man and the man, to suspect that all 1Tcs not
right: so an inquiry was instituted through
Which the entire tragedy was bronsht to
light. The woman, struck with fear or re-
morse. made acontcssson Of the whole affair.
duplicating her paramoar as the principal il
the murder, md both he and shc were arrest,
ed and committed to jail at New. Castle to
.await their trial Tor murder
, 1864-02-28
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

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e .cs '6s 81. f. 1T
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70 re Gosernrne=t The tAy a.e tsa t., he shsaS1ss
rs g.r:a1at t,na Q: te;:,!r.ton Q. o. :osa ~.
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tor cat rexrorstble etddtr Of thu pe,Son
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-~fsr; fnn ~ tht1 nrnn1sxiT - "--~
r. III sms sna Il xenrrss M snr, rocner ~x.,
u Irnsnts,. mnst r. drrsea In qrese,er taas,.raf
n Il Trssse ~ - t:rnt - u .st.G
u q = ma anoala DO p1ai II usr1ea !" Proposals.
Boa1s in sum eaua. to the 1nouns oftne contr.as
=, y sassSs I'D pssa : = ~ w
st1atnz tta cohtFscs
N1AIk tnzms Ct slde EuA.1atetA ana raaaa, EaaJ -
'os.nsa OF 'rFGsai0eo Fpsa 81 = Fl PRoPos1 2!9s
frorn Co1nr and
'AS% 5I}xta) -- -..-
I the fnnfcr1he+ ia hffenv rfrenose 70 futnr1 nke
fsIrfr u fe I;ntnd Esaten 1t the 0usffefn1askAY
0spA .1sns !, tftrH nr1ostt. -, - 49, ~ -
Je!sd Esshi1v,c tjapot Decer IL isS tba no,ts.s
Gasso ,,es \ IL es~'' p t'e' vi so'A'""
= s.srtts Il Corn, In ssets, It ger buabel on
bp pas1 asf. It Ont. IN ..e., .r-r.- orn
, 1864-02-28

whsEe Dye II taking tho place Of otherb7
C1IRISTAD0RDsS:
Whose Dye Il the ost perfect initiation OF kature
CaKISTA D0KOsSs
Whose Dye mas been an7lyzcd b. the best Chemist
ana pronounced harmless?
CRHISTADOROsS&
Whose Halr Dye succeeds when Ill others fsll?
CHRI6T4DOIfDsS.
Nbo.e 1Iair Dye has the largest sale In the worads
CHRI%TADOR0:Sg
WHOSE Dye Is shipped In the greatest quantities TO
the fAiThnired maiaens OF Crba Mexico, and South
Auettca? ..
CK4HKSEADORO'S!
Manufactured by J. EIsTAD0KO, Astor
Horse, Ecw York Sold everywhere, and applied b.
vi Hair Dresscrs.
iTtce +. s15o and + per boz. according to s'zc.
ftlSEth6-13u
, 1864-02-28

,.
LIABILITIES
s, rs n4 eel s9rao que OF not ane'so
Losses adjusted and due ..........,....". None.
osse, ~ r. nos snaner., &C.
ur,hes r,he rIot1I::.:::;; et2L::: uslS 8
Ala o&ner clAlMs asanst the company ara
r...,u.,,,.,.. ...1., -- -
Iotal alnaollties ',...,..-t' ......... .$1e6 :6a s.
Thousand Dollars wltaous special permlssson.
or bicet vasiss, .ad depcuds 9pea tSe eopsiucpa
nateriA1e inc the means Of arrestinx nrea
Copy of the charter On Ills with the Auditor Of ILL.,
Dotst and il UNCHANGED:
THOMAS 4: ALENASnER, President.
LrcfEF J. akSnEE. 6teIeI8fy.
Hartford, JarraFy 1ett 1Htar
STATE OF coxNEcT1cUr, HARTFORD. co1Js.
, 1864-02-28
Eounglovc IraS Young Albert
1ore tcter foIe Lawrence
f%1TT TAT,A.

n.sc Church. .elosns Commercial College. .DIg-
gsFc 9es!sr q hs Great Western FRI: EsEosd
Frankln Sewing Machine Co.. .1eabt Exposisor,..
Stet!stica Mtlsor: :Co;nmandIug onfsg @ co ga y
lety.. OF the Continental Fifc 1ns
South franklin street.. South Clark street,
State street. ....A M....A L B.,..JSC
, 1864-02-28
Gprctal Notices.

Jo1roways-s Pfrzs-Cesitivcnes,ss.. ea.,s.
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