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CHANCERY COURT-sEyIERvILLE
VI. A. Rawlings, Admir- Of the estate Of L. W. Burns
doc. Al. ~. Lames 2. Catlelt and nther.

deed James p. Catlett and Others
this il ordered by the the october
! Term. >t' that publication be made in Brwnow Wing
for four successive weeks. notifying all the creditors the
tate u l. W Burns de- To appear at the next Special Term
%" the Chaucery Court for SEWER county, TO be held the
courhUus in Sycrvlc, the third Monday Of March
and become parties defendant said suit they will lee de
privcl Of the collection Of their said claims.
deCt-it VI. 7. THOMAS. G.. & NJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RN VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
me by the KuuN vile Steam Mill Co., dated thu
}rh daN December the payment Of note
due the Mon Bank t Tennessee at Knoxville, viii sell at
public auction, previously sold private sale. the
18th 4N af December the lot Of ground situated the
city uf kuoNNio Tenn and mill thereon. known the
hnuN' Steam Egurin MIL without the equity Of redcmP
tlan. Terms cash i y: CRAIG.
L. L.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L TATE Of = A. GCntT, decd having suggested the in
~oyeury said the Clerk of the County
Anderson county you hereby not ied fc your claims
duly authenticated against said Clerk on "
before the 2 day of February, 1850. You viii be- barred
YOUR pro-rata-
uuy-sl-Gtr !. H. CON Administrator
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Attachment.
Grccn T Lee vs.. !. Y. and Alyis Gully.
II APPEARING From THE AFFIDANI

rf the plaintiff this cause, that the defendants
indebted 90 him and So ascoud conceal themselves that the
ordinary process be served upon cm having obtained
attachment against the estate of the defendants
mlu Teturuabc before Iho G. Miller Justice OF the Peace
ur Hawkins county, and the having been levied their
property II Is ordered 10y said Justice that the defendants
pear before my house in Hawkins county, the 10th day Of
January Will DE proceeded with pare. 1t furher
ordered that this notice he published for four successive weeks
IN BTnwnlow- NlIi--
----H-itrfE TIImNIAS L MIII-EE ] z
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RAGS WANTED.

~ WISH TO PURCHASE ALL The
W Cotton and Linen RAGS that Doe country
Gus lainr Mill will ne in operation in a short All
gro for Wrapping and Printing Paper viii he filled upon the
most favorable terms.
rnr>-1us 4
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Dr.. A. B. rApLoCk. Physician and SURGEON

7 ATE Professor Of ttenera and surgical anatomy and
pIvsi1oav in tine Cincinnati College Of Medicine and
Irrv having permanently located in oxvillesuccessor
10 DR. Paxto-respcrully tenders his professional servi-
- ~ the uuIic Office at the old stand Dr. Paxton
CAV street 81 door south Of Main street where he be
,rpd ar all hours except when professionally absent.
p,'r-rrXrfS-tiov W q. BrownlOw Dr. samuel = Gun
iIar Jope,borough Prof b Lawson. Cincinnati Ohio
Hon Tlos T. Nelson Rev. r. p Wells, Col. o. p Temple
Hon Horace Maynard Col Jhe. baxter Messrs Logan
logan attorneys at law
instructions given Private lass Of Medical students On
li4r,I teruls Address Prof A. b. TADL0Ck. NJ. u.
t.r3-9m Knoxville, Tenn.
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liberal dseoHut. viii De- made to those who advertise lib
sraIIv.
Calls oH pe-ohs 90 become suidates will bc inserted
f-sr sdNetsement To- DE paid invariably in advance
AT advertisements which the number Of insertions
e VIII be published rII FORBID, and charged accordingly
Advertisements viii bc considered due when Inserted czccV
hose with whom We keep regular accounts.
NO advertisement from distance viii Doe inserted unless
snnpauei b1 remittance except H where the advCr
isoI is known 90 Zee punctual.
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CBANCERY -TAzEwELL.
RIII EOR nINORCE

BILL FOR DIVORCE.
JohG Hicks vs. Sarah Hicks.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
4 THAT The defendant nonresident: Il Is ordered that
publication De made n Brovul0ws Whi-.
weeks notifying the defendant Sarah Hicks. appear before
the thanCer Court Tazewcl the st Monday Deccm-
next then and there defend said VIII be heard
UaTt"- noyl5-its =. y. BODDN. c. a ".
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Forwarding, Storage & Commission
NIER
Consignments Respectfully Solicited.

RrrrEr>,Es-Bvt Brig Gen ParkhUrst, m e.. Mil Div.
Tenn Iisut-t o A. Schrader, Inspection tenera Mil
nfy Tenn Major r. r. Ffed Special Agent Adams Express
torlanv Joel Davis firm Davis Flynn c. ". Fall Co,
\ a Breast n C. Jackson Cameron trier x Co. W II.
t,urluu Cct2jf
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Investments in New York.

IOERSOAS WISHING TO MAKE N
L NESTAIENTS in New York. can have their business
transacted by through reliable correspondent in that
'HF noVZzrf Jos v. MITCHELL 60.
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VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER POW
FR FOR SAFE

1--WE Louisville Flour Mills Mil. and - OF land
L with comfortable dwelling house the bank Of the
Hoon River fifteen miles below Knoxville in the town Of
Louisville, is offered for sale For further particulars
apply 90 lsep2o6l KENNEDY BROS.
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A CARD.

TNE this day sold their entire took of
i Drugs and Medicines to Me-srs. STEPHENSON a OAR
Thankful the vors bestowed upon hops
will bestuw upon them the liberal patronage the"
have Upou IL HovItf r. NcB. TIMuNFY q GO.
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WANTED. AGENTS, MALE AND FE-

W MALE S2a month, 20 sell our SIS Common Sense
~vu. Nachiuo Tho only and frlg rrraasF low
priced machine IN market Everybody wants it, Circu-
,r BLISS K McEATHR0N
No lG, jefferson St, Louisville. Ky.
l.,zZ-lm ?. o. Box. 1875.
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JOHN W. PAXTON. M. D.,

ID RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS Pro
IL FESSIONAL SERVICES to The citizens of EnoNviIl
and VICINITY Dr. his sincere thanks 10 h
patrons and hopes merit Il continuance Of the
bv Mr. NJ Nelson nearly opposite Of the lat
Judge Alexander where ne be found unless all
absent Orders the business house of Mr. W H. III
lard, viii he promptly attended 70. noy2'-5m
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che gnuxrille aThig
Is fUbI5HkD NEEELl
By BRoWNLOW, HAWs e. co.
Terms of sab~cripaion.

EIGHT MONTHS 90
FOUR MONTHS 90
80 subscription viii br received lee rcrod hsn -Four
Months
Remittance can De- made through ta Post Office, at the risk
the Pubhors when the receipt oi tho Postmaster s taken
7I thu amount forwarded.
9frlers for of DEllloN must give Post ofc. ''iu
and Stat. which tho paper has and Is Doe sent
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CELEBRATED DOMESTIC DYES.

Which We Offer to the public generally.
Merchants Physicians and Dealers would d" vel" o give H.
cal bCf,re I'm wing elsewhere. nov lott
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u. S. DISTRICT TAXES.

Urrr,r or I. :. DISTRICT Tan CoNNIssIoNFRs,)
DISrEI,T TENNESSEE, .
Nashville, Trnn November %, lSb5.
TNHE quota from the county Of Jefferson
in the state under Of Congress ap
proved August lS6l has been apPorOned and CHARGE
upon all the lands and lots said county of jefferson in pun
sauCc Congress entitled An act Tor the collector
Of direct insurrcconary districts within the mite
States and other purposes Approved juno 7, 1867
The taxes thus charged %" paid rittiR fY days
m date into Treasury of the United States. to Josel
P Gabrath Clerk and Collector at his Office in pautrdS'
in said county or jefferson.
T. F. FERRY.
y. CONE.
A. &. KYLE.
u.y2,-gt Commissioner.
colt NRUS row VEIL, l. 2. GREEN EBA>. VI. rHLl,
Late Late Of 'i
kDo1riII. T,ur. Nashville. Tom. hast T,nnrs>,s.
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Grant AND ans POPULARITY.


papers of Saturday
GRANT AND HIS PgPULARITY.
After the review last evening, walking
up the avenue, 1 heard, half a mile dis
tsnt, the sound OF vigorous cheering, and
turning toward the sound, Jaw q couple of
horsemen, who attracted the attention of
the crowd upon the sidewalk. Evidently
it was a General followed by q single or
Derby, aud he was coming at q lashing
pace. and magnihcently mounted, too, upon
q bright bay, whose sleek cost glistened IN
the sun There was 8 moments hesitation
in recognizing him Some one said, ats
Sherman p but just then there WAS sproar
of cheering, close at hand; the officer Was
smoking fuIioUsiy, the smoke being elected
with spiteiul vigOr, like steam from n tug.
boat hsrd at work; he lifted his hat and
bowed quickly, almost peremptorily, but
not ungracefully, and the features of Lieu
tenant General Grant which the art of
photography have made unusually famil-
lar, we're revealed. Il is worth while to
add, that his appearance shows an energy
and intelligence greater than his photo
graph tells of. The little incident that l
have related shows how great is his popu-
lsrity he has from an early date of the
war been a fsvorite with the Eastern peo-
pile, and his aseendency is now complete,
and hrs popularity beyond precedent. He
is looked upon, and not unjustly, as one of
the pillars of the Republic. We may add
that there is rather more style in the
Lieutenant General nowadays than was
observed in him when he was the plainest
of our Major Generals out West. His
dress is elegant and he wears the three stars
on t~heshoulder, to which his rank entities
him be rides the horse that would remind
the school boy of the Bucephslus that the
young Alexander tanned aud he bows his
acKno Fledgements, Ms he rides through the
cIowds that huzztst hun lfang his sugar
loaf hat clear from his head.
ia SHERMAN AND HIS GENERALS.
At daylight the stir commenced on the
street, and ia 3 little while the sidewalks
we're full. The morning was most beauti-
fuI, not . cloud in the SKY. At nine o'clock
precisely, General Sherman, with General
Howard and staff, rode up Pennsy lvAnia
svenue. Sherman sat erect and his bear
ing was, it seemed, slightly hsughty, He
barely acknowledged the cheering on the
sidewalk, giving q slight, jsrky nod, that
one. could hardly tell was q nod. Howard
rode quietly along, his empty right sleeve
noted by all Observers. BE lost an arm
when serving asa Colonel, at the head of
q regiment from Maine, st the battle of
Fair Oaks. Next came Msior General
John a. Logan, blsck-hsired and swarthy,
with a long moustsche, black as ink. His
appearance was greatly changed since he
was here as Congressman, and greatly i'm
JAS he rode up the avenue he was voeif-
o. ously cheered, and bowed his Acknowl.
edgements repeatedly. A negro woman
out to hand him 8 boquet, which he &C.
and carried, Arriving at the Pres
stand Generals Sherman and How
ard took their piaces upon IL. The group
On this stand was very interesting. In the
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Notes Ct all denominations named will be prompt
Iy FURNISHED upon rec ipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of the Ttitd ssri,s are pr,c'se'y SINH
lar in form and privileges to the SEVENTH ties
already sold, e1ssps that the Government deserves
to itself the option o. paying interest in god coin
at per cent. in .tesd o. 7 s. Oths in currency. Sub
scribsrs viii d ,duet the intereslia carrency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes of shls third series of
the Seven -thirtts will clmmeaoe on the LIST Of
Juae, a1d will b, made promptly and continuously
after that date
The slight chsr sc msd' in the conditions Of this
TaRD SERIES sFecss On'y the matter of inter
est. III repayment in gold, I! made, win b eluivA-
lent to TIE cirr .ney interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, il the eVezt Of
which on y ' VIII the optl n to pay interest in Gold
be AvaIsd Of, would so REFUGE and equalize prizes
thst purchases made with six yer cent in gold
would be fully equsl to those made With seven and
three tenths per cent in currency. Tlisis
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered BY the Government, and its superior
adVsntsge make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than S 1000 600 otIhe Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at The rate at which it is being absorbed,
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the mites will uudoub eddy c muand a premium,
as has uniformly been he cse on closing the sub
s~criptions 10 other Loan.
In order that citizens Otssery town and section
Of ths country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State BanAs, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
eralII agreed to J &c sivs subscriptions at par. Sub
scrfbsrs will rsIeot their own agents, in whom they
h.ve confidence, and pho only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
.rl 70. lI3sOuth Third strset, Philadelphia.
May IS, 1865.
Subscriptions will DO reeeiVed,by tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, Of Cleveland.
my2O:
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Areport has been current and We have
editorialy referred to it to the effect that
General sherman had refused 10 obey the
summons Of the Committee on the Con-
duct of the VS. to appear before them.
We learn, on the authority of 3 member
of that COMMITTEES, that this is a mistake.
General Sherman appeared cheerfully and
promptly before tbs Committee, and gave
his evidence with willingness and courtesy.
We desire to do no injustice to General
Shermsn, and are glad to lesru that this
is as we have stated.
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NOTICES.

DAVID w. CAMP, AARY C0RBIT,
IL Or tia Corbit, v inslow Corbit, and Mary
COrbit are hereby notified thst on the 9th cay Of
April. 1866, parius Adams, Gs Executor OF the Ill
Of Emily Camp deceased, late OF CuyahOga COM
" OHIO 6lAd his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, the object and prayer Of
which pttrton Is to obtain from said @ urt q lu-
dieial construction o. said will, Wtlch shall an
thOrizs aud empower SAID Adams rs such Execu
tor aud Trus ee under sid viii, to eel the real -
tate named in said viii, aud for inch other relief as
equity msy require sAid parties A-e notified to
answer said petition on or bsiore the 18th day Of
June lS65l /. PRENTISS,
Attorney for PlsiBtif.
Cleveland, April Is, 1855 ap2l.2i4
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center was President johnson looking very
we'll on his -rightEwAs the Lieutenant
Genersl, and next to him the Secretary Of
War. On the left was General Sherman,
and something like a dozen other Msjor
Generals. The old army of Tennessee was
delighted to see thu familiar features Of
their old commander, Grant with whom
they had fought and conquered from Don
elson to Vicksburg, snd uuder whose eye
they advanced to the assault of Mission
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DENTISTRY.
HALLIWELL, SURGEON Den.

DR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DssrIsr,
IIresPootfully aunounces to the public generally,
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the PuOiic Squs E, to mis- own Block, 50 Michigan
street, where he has htted up q beautiful suite Of
ROOB s, aud IL nov pr-perso to meetand wait On aIl
old and new patrons wac may please 10 favor him
with , call
7~AETIFIGAB TEETH fixed on an Improved
principal and supplied st prices within the reach
Of all AakngEledg c BY The Profession generally,
for their Beauty, StTsnth sDd durability. Every
one that se-s them discari their ofdsets, If able.
N only Gee visit necessary have 3 set COM
pleted, at No s5 1i-higan street, nOrIh side, sees
ond door ron Ontario. and foot OF Pr specs street,
CIeIeland. lmL8I A B HALLIA Ell. d. d
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Putting Irons ON Jen Davis.

Ht EulkAEE AEOns Oh dCA. DtNlAa ~
A dispatch to the PhilsdslsphiA Even-
ing Telegraph gives the following a.
count of the ironing of jeff Davis.
It is somewhat interesting, but highly i'm
probable, and we print it not becsuse we
believe it, but to show the nature Of the
sensation reports which Philadelphis pa
pers serve up daily to the inhabitants of
the Quaker City; -.rs
BALTIMORE, Nay rs.
A gentleman who lives at Cd Point who
left there yesterday evening, informs me
that JEFF. Davis, the arch-traitor, is Abso-
lutelv now in irons. Msnscles are attach
ed to both his ankles, being united by q
strong iron chain some three or four Ieet
long joined to this, midway, is also Anoth-
er chain. -.- 81. ,--t-svHf5yE .l.le
The process, or operation of putting irons
on the prisoner, was highly exciting, as re-
lated By those who performed the task.
Tgo guards, well armed, were inrthe cell.
1t is their duty, and that of those reliev-
ing them, to guard him thus constantly
dsy and night.
AT a given hour the blacksmith and his
assistant obedient 70 orders, entered the
great "Cotton King's apartment. They
had with them the msnseles. Il was an
nouucsd TO the ex-President of the csved.in.
Southern Canfederacy that they had come
70 nut irons upon him He looked at these
steru sons of Vulcan with sl the ternnes
of his nature and once pr~oud-beAring and
unfinching eye, telling them it could not
be that they we're going to trest q fallen
foe thus, that he would not fubmit 70 it,
&c He asked 10 see the commander of
the fort, asserting that there must be some
mistake in the matter. He wanted to know
where the orders anne from.
The c-ommsndsnt could not be seen, but
mon being told the orders were direct
from Washington and must be exc uted,
he still resisted, threatening vengeance
upon the men if they attempted to perform
their work.
Rather thsn submit TO this he exclaimed,
aTske my life" Sorder the guard to shoot
mel etc.
Additional guards we're called, and the
work was undertaken. 1888
nHis Highness" struggled most obsti-
nstelv. until finally it became necessary to
Law. him upon his back on the floor Of the
cell. and hold him there whilst the mana
ele1 were being .ivsted to his ankles After
concluding the work, owing to great exer-
tions in resistance the amighty fallen WAS
almost exhausted. Never before was 80
proud 4 spirit, 90 strong VIII, 50 COM
pletely subdHed, b. 10
GOOD substantial soldier fare is given 10
the prisoner, Just as it Is distributed to
o hers. As be has grown somewhat mis-
anthropic, indicative, to q certain degree,
of desperation, it is thought best in order
fhst justice may not be cheated by suicide,
70 keep all edged tools and destructive
weapons out Of his reach. Hence a soil
tsry silver fpooD, 10 facilitate the eating
of soup is the only ornamsns of his festive
hoard. His hands are left free Of hAndcufE
that he may the better sPoOTgP when wish
ing 10 regsle upon this dish-r ,1sb-o e'rl
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HOW GOVERNOR VANCE LOOKS.

- H-N ..
Personally Governor Vance is of most
pleasant appearance "A round, unwbis-
kered face, over which q good hUmored
smile is always playing; a genial pleasant
voice; a heavy frame, giving good evidence
of the BON vivant; long, black hair, combed
bschfrom the forehead, without any di-
viding line, and withAl sn' easv, soei4ble
manner constituted q personnel which l
did not look for in the famous Governor of
North Carolius.r Report had made him
like most of his brethren, u hot-headed,
rsnting, i~mplscable, whisky-drinking Sc
~cessionisS whose disposition w4s IS out
wardly visible IS that of q rsbid canine
My visionary picture WAS totally at vari-
snce with the %originsl. Moreover, 1 am
of the opinion, from what l saw of him,
that in his capacity of Governor of North
Carolina, he very seldom sent kilograms to
the Governor of South Carolina.
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The Rebel Colonel halcH GrumbIins
about Libby Prison.

The Rebel Colonel HaIcH GrumbIins
about Libby Prison.
Colonel Hatch, one Of the rebel commits
sioners of excusnge of prisoners, is now
in Libby Prison Just after his imprisoa-
ment he sent for General Mulfjrd. our
commissioner of exchange, and asked
"Do you think it is proper treatment for
me7ia Iaira.I sa 3r,d.i=
"Whst is the matter ~ inquired General
Milford. i, +.
"Don't you see" replied Hatch, with
profsne emphasis, "there is not a pane Of
glass in these windows ?"
40, is thst slll,, answered Milford
Hwhy, Hatch, 1 have been telling you for
the last two years there was not q pane of
glass in these windows.'-Cor. ReV York
Herald
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An attempt was made on tbs. evening of
fhe1sEh inst, to assassinAts General DuyEl,
who is ID command at stauasOn, Va He
was freedom B .somsElHains while shaking
hands with 8 lady whose house he was just
eAving, but the bail missed 6ias1Thel
sooundrels escaped.
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PERIODICALS.
Qua YOUNG .


An illustrated Monthly Nag. line FIR Boys am
Girls, edited By J. 7. TR ~ BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LAR5OM. This Msga-
sine has already attained q circulation unparal
leled In the history Of magazine literature. With
The issue Of the April number u will have an Is
ablished circulation or 6O,0OO cop o.. At il cor.
press also by all persons Interested IN the sUDjsct
OF Juvenile LITERATURE, while the exprt salons OF
ETAts1cati9n the pUblishers daily recsiFe froh u
r nts, and also from the Young folks thomsslFss
convince hem that the magEZ ne answers a want
that is universally felt. II l. ths aim Of the Pub
fishers to make It 3 6rst class Meg. ri g in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nos
expense IN their endesvors to furnish 10 theiE
young readers one whose monthly visits shall De
always TelcLme, and shall BE- expected witt plea
sure,
The stat Of Contributors embrace t Q following
among many prominent pames: Mrs. STOWE, d.
W LONGFELLOW, JOHN Q. WHITTIER, D. ".
H0L1ES, Mrs. L. NJ CHILD, OaPtIn MAYSs
REID.
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copies OF Ouf Young Folks viii be sent 70 any sd
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Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CJNTRACTORS-Pro-
IN posafs VII be received At the office Of the City
civil EnE,nesT, rnEh : d clock P n, on Monday,
the 10Th Gay Of MAJ, for luilding q St0Bewaro Pipe.
sever, 70 extenAir.m stidso ttrest Main ) wer to
Jaw street -.4T sHr.fa..l ..-l
Plans and Specifications may he seen and blank
pF0pOsAsAobtAiler at said Engineers once
ThgYBoArd Of City improvements invite The sub
mission ofbids, resersing the right to accept or re-
iect the same. B ord0r orthe Board
John WHIFELAWs
my1a.2I5 CITY Owl Ergiuesr.
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Davis in eonfnemens is reported As COM
Portable as could be expected under the
circumstances