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Phinehas Garrett.

kormer Register Of Davidson county, gives sps-
cal attention % the examination Of Titles 20 Proper
TIES writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem u unnecessary, IN this community, to
say that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner OF 1ities
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" at our Courthouse twa "
OF which he ssryed as Register Of the county, By
election az the hands Of the people. His careful
isith6l, and sxset manner Of doing business is
well known, and We eheerfully recommend hiG, 10
dl those who may have any thing in his line 70
transact NAM.
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Security Loan once,

3tg7i y % LlTtt Uet1cll bglL3I
No. So Cherry street.
Liberal advances made on all kinds 1f
prOperty,8 Persons @esirJus Of obtaining
money on security can DO 80 by calling Gt
the above named place.
jan6-Im @. &. GRssosT CO.
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nI5EA 49, Hes or THE NECEF-
IL VOU8. BIENNIAL, URINARY AND BEAuAl4
BYBFEM3-neW and relisble trrsimont-ln Hafuorts
u the HOWARD ASSOCIATION Gent - usii ln
sealed lettef envoiOpss, 1es u eharEa. Anfroar.
Dr. J. BKlLLIN HOUaHrON, Howard Assoc atior.
Ho. 3, South Niath-stFoets Philsaapha, Pa
20 lily
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~ pEcEsBEE "a, tss4. czzTIFTcATE QF
~ DEFusIf f1r &c., No 3o2, o. the first Va
qolal ba1ll q SashVIlie, payable - tae order -
tsil = eFls7i- ltis Of EgFIalf 70 tne h-def8 -
d--1s-Irl.s John e CRyWL.
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nEUsAyCE AND QCAKTEREAsTER RE-
~ fCrus and hocount- male up ard adjusted
CeTtfea1es Is Eoa-IndehsseneFs obtained: Gov
e-ErdsHt Iarns for Pensi "a, Boza7g. Hsolr Fay,
H1rses lose ID Battle, Pr1ze NOISY, A., coLLEcTED
s.tr f~zpsfch, sad at reasonable rates.
OR ~ 1lef..ats presence euzfles rs - eXpsd =
the ecu1n 81 AL elsr1s- 80 charge I'll 90 ecsed-
Al ialormafi0n rec 81 charge.
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United States Direct Taxes.

Ogrior UsirfB arsrSs' a4as7 Tar ootatsiasrs
bisIsfgf 90 rfEsFssaa.
FssHvfffs JAFf n. tsGf
I'VE QUOTA % biakCr 1AkE8 DGF FHDH
i Ne eeuatT q Dtfils1n, IN ne tttts ~ iaanr.
see. updaf ths 80 q DJnEfsss approved Ausuu
1871, hsa been apporiiDusd and hafged uuon fll
~ lsIds and iais ~ FfgsHia said CaHnfT ~ o.
fdson, 10 sursusner n he aet q gongrssH sni lea
"An 80 fef iiie toaeii8a u 1ifeo tasas IN III uf
~ tonafg districts ethia Ne Bhie istss. All far
gtfff Yufp0saa." approved Iuns 7, i3si
7 ~ sakef Hus rhsfgad Hiay - i.st within D y
days ifon ths date into the Treasury ~ me Un'ird
fsies. ~ ~ tte Coinu1issisfssfs az their uf1a n
Hashuiia, No a South Cfeffy street
- EEHhT.
bEfANO % SMITH
mo D. noDgEHa,
iabi0.7m Corain ss|e8srs.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Appleton, Traey & Co extra ierfflca god
hala1ce IN 2 "a. Stsrii1g saliisr eafe.... q %
same, bit p 81 Expansion ballance. IL 2 o..
stsring silver case q %
sane. 5lit Eith Expansion aalance, accurate
y al sseed = heat eHd cod, 10 z o.. ster-
TIE aboTs ls fostEo ounce cRaes. Ezra or three
ounce esseas 81 fouF oEnces 80. VII b cent
free ~ nnail = eEprssa raesptc1 pzea. Pen add
Wstsn circular seast rec. AdsEess
G. P. BARgEB
Dsaier n Gold Pens ard Asbsrcza Watches
Ss5 EaiD-stssst. Cor. Sits5. LoUisvilis. s ,.
FoaF ~
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
18rovo.. ,a.s..1'


AAsaErLLE, TEss-. De-. e, lsCs.
Provost OraeE.l
Nc esq EXTRACT
IN sooordaaea - Tie sieelsiou Of Nh
t=J Board sa-led lIola Pos BEAD ar-sTs Or me
I lfrPose q prsparng Schedule q Fnees, rsE-lla-
ts1E % sac - FIel, Negetahies, aad otier neea
Es1es n lie tt1s city he st q pro-s eatalll sl-
- - Pr0Fost Order No. ~, laae1 Aaahsiile.
z ga, A5V- =. q, AZ hereby ctngea ~ ioillFa-
WooB-fl5 % per cord, ErrT--1octs psr pound
Hrrros-f5css- 80 a. BCrrEz--e0etz p n.
IuREurs-E ~ rbEsh CsHsEaE--dfcts- . heal.
t-si1ss-s9 = bushel. FLoUR-sI5 3 bhL
tFEzr P5raTos-tf % = bush-
lEzsG FgEAIoEa-es % y 0Esh-
Ths absge PriosaEll Be changed ~ 1fsn a. % BE-
ZONES accesssry, and proper pChacanou made
LEaraaf
Any paTt.es aeilinE n hsE<sts. 6- FrsTs storss,
81 priesa sr i1an 5sfstlls rsGes slll - arrest
- Ard -hsf zoos sondscatsd AZ psrsous ere m
vtsd - report prDEnpuy anY violation 81 sE-s Order
b. thas 0szre-
81 somnland 81 Erg. Gen TEa p MuLLEa-
HDNTEE BROOKE
d-ss-g Cepa All ProEnsf Mar-tal
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Loans negotiated - this Once Safe, County,
snd Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold as per order nom customers.
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Real Estate Department.

considerable amount Of Resl Estate IL register
ed On our books, and We can sell Houses ahd Lots
IN Nashville snd suburbs on thu best terms. Farms
in the neighborhood Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prces, Plantations in VARIOUS counties in
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms for sale p ~ NAM
nov2J-tf.
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REFERENCEs

REFERENCES.
Hon. andrew johnson, Vice President y. 3. elect.
" Joseph Fowler, Comptroller state Of Tenn.
Mr.. A. v. b. Lindsley, Post Master, Nashville
Mr. NJ. Burns, Pres. n G. and n. w.. RR.
Bng Gen. Jno. +. Miller, Cong Post Nashville, T..
{" J. L. Donaldson, Chief q. ~ Dept Cum
berland.
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CLAIMS
CLAIMS

JNO. F. IsOM,
Late Capt 18th us, A. A. q. NJ,
And Poet q. M. Post Nashville.
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sPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
Al 20 Re sold for One Dollar each
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Worth 100000!

And not 70 be paid until you know what you -
receive
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

In the Probate court of Boise county, Idaho Territory
In the matter OF the estate of Thos H. Sprinteen decd
appearing to the court, by the petition presented
and filed by G. n Teetre administrator of the estate
OF Th9s H. sprnsteen deceased praying for order to
estate, either public or private sale as said admins
traitor shall judge be most beneficial for said estate
that 1t Is necessary to sell the whole of the real and
Sona property belonging to said estate topay the allow
ance to the family the debts outstanding against the
deceased aud the debts expenses and charges of the adj
mnistration ~
1t is therefore ordered by the court that all persons
interested II the said estate appear before the said Pro
pare court on Monday the 18th day of April D. 1865
Probate court in Idaho city Boise county to show cause
any they can why an order should not be granted to
the sad administrator c. n Teetre to sell the whole of
the real and personal estate of said deceased at either
pubhc or private sae said administrator shall Judge
TO be most beneficial for said estate And that copy of
this order De published at least week for at least
four successive weeks in the Idaho WORLD newspaper
aforesaid. r. M gHEpHERn
Matcn 1oeai, 1Ooo Probate Judge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18
SOUTH BOISE ExPREss.
Established in 1868.

THE public are informed that during the coming sea
Il this express will regularly from Boise Basin
and Boise City to the South Boise and Yuba mining towns
connecting with Wells, Fargo Co. At an early day
the prices will be reduced to the lowest possible paying
Bar is twenty-five miles shorter than the Newberg mail
route and be made in less time. We shall pay par
ticular attention to carrying all kinds of legitimate ex-
filling orders for ladies' goods etc. etc, as heretofore
Offices at Boise City, Placerye, Centreville Pioneer
and IDAHO, with Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Agents-Rocky Bar Messrs. Dilley & Dover-rBed Rock
City, s. Mattingly, Esq.-IDAho, G. L. Goodrich.
n B. Goods purchased by in IDAHO, for ladies and
other parties throughout Boise Basn will be sent c. O. d.
by Wells Fargo Co.'s Express. Orders must be signed
by responsible to receive attention and addressed
agent South Boise Express, Idaho City,"
We shall employ messengers who are energetic and
We intend to retain the patronage and
confidence which we have acquired
100, CT. GOODRICH. supt.
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Matters and Mines at Pioneer CITY.

EDITOR WoaBD: Thinking it vas about
time for nae to redeem my promise of giving
you few items from Pioneer City, l sit me
down by the light of my Pickering lamp, pen
in hand, and proceed to enlighten your read
erS upon various subjects connected with the
prospects and welfare of Pioneer City and
environs.
In the frst-place, we have had most ex-
traordinary cold and disagreeable Winter,
and was it not for the generous principles of
our citizens, we would now be blocked in
with snow but they, feeling the reputation
our town was at stake, turned out about one
hundred strong, and in three days shoveled
out the sleigh road between this place and
CeRterVille, so that we will have no further
trouble in passing to and fro.
Though it has been cold without mercy,
and snow to the depth of eight feet, it
makes our hardy and persevering miners
laugh III their sleeves to think they will have
enough water to work their claims with great
advantage.
AS quartz is one of the most prominent
features of our Territory, must give you
few items in regard to our lodges
First, are the lodges of the EIkhorn G. &
S. M Co.-being the Thompson, MayRower
and E]kborn Lodges. The company have run
q tunnel into the Elkhorn ledge one hundred
and fifty feet, and find the ledge from three
to five feet thick. The rock is of very fine
character, assaying from two to nine hundred
dollars. This company have ten-stamp
mill on the way from San Francisco, which
will be operation by the lst of August. All
things considered, they bid fair to equal any
thing in the country.
Next, there is the King & Miller lodges, now
owned by Messrs. Jackson & Bib, which are
developing very rich, and without doubt
will prove very lucrative to the owners.
The Bartee company are still running their
tnnnel, with good prospects of striking it
rich.
Then there is the Union, Sucker, and vari-
odS juliet leugtS Wulcn, IN the course OF the
Summer, will be thoroughly tested
These lodges, together with the rich placer
mines of Pioneer District, will, in the course
Of year or two, add greatly to the resources
Of Idaho Territory.
A singular phenomenon took place in the
Payette river. All at once the water seemed
% quit running, almost, and continued so for
near thirty six hours, and then suddenly came
n one volume-supposed to have been caused
~ an avalanche.
Our town is blessed with peace and quiet
the only cause of dissension among our
citizens was, who should do the most to keep
he road open,-and consequently two shovel
'rigades were fitted out, and in short time we
lad the satisfaction of seeing our sleighs
'unning again. Yours truly, REx.
Pioneer City, March 18th 1865.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

SELLING OFF AT COST. G. Brooks & Co. are
selling off their entire stock of goods at figures
never before heard of in the Boise Basin. When
they say they are selling off at cost they mean it.
They are disposing Of their entire stock. and to
do SO at this season of the year, they have placed
the prices down to the lowest notch. Everything
usually found in Dry Goods Store will be found
at their counter. Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Cali
Goes, Shcetings, Carpets, Mats Oil Cloths, Colored
and Fancy Dress Silks Millinery Goods, Mantillas,
Cloaks and ShaWls, China, Glass andESiver Ware
and, in word, nearly everything you can think
of can be had for bargain. Their store is on the
corner of Main and Commercial streets. first cor
ner below the Poujade House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

Z THEATRIoALs COMING I'VE have been shown
private letter from Mr.. S. Potter to Mr.. Fred
Bell of this city, dated Portland, February 9th,
in which he states that he has engaged all the
available dramatic talent of California Oregon and
British Columbia, for the entertainment of the
citizens of Boise Basin generally and Idaho City
in particular. Among the well-known artistes Of
this engagement, are Mrs. Estelle Potter, Miss
Florence Potter, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, Mrs.
LESLIE Miss Belle Divine, Miss Belle Douglas, Miss
O'Keefe and Miss Young Messrs. J. H. Taylor,
Waldron, Irwin, Pardey, Shields, Leslie and Ora
ham. ]. H. Taylor is said to be star tragedian,
formerly of PHILADELPHIA and supported by Mrs.
Hayne and G. B. Waldron, Manager Potter will
be enabled to do the heavy" work to the salts
faction of all in addition to these, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin come in for notice ;--they played star en-
gagements for several months at Salt Lake City,
and subsequently at San Francisco, within the last
year-and were well received. Mrs. Potter's the
atrical accomplishments are second to none in the
catalogue. Pardey is favorite in Boise. The
troupe will be expected here about the lst April.
We understand that the Jenny Lind Theater has
been secured for this Troupe for the season.
Mr.. Bell has also received letters from San
Francisco, advising him of the coming of first
class Minstrel Troupe. who purpose remaining IN
the Boise country during the entire season. The
Troupe is composed of Messrs. Billy Shepherd, Joe
Mabbott, Lew Rather, Joe Taylor, VIM. Chorister,
Tommy Peel, Otto Burbank, Chas. Williams, Ed
monds, and others. There win also be a number
OF attractive and talented ladies attached to this
company. This troupe may be expected by the
10th OF next month,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

Terr1tory OF 1dah0 county of Boise-ss
In the District court for the Territory of Idaho Second
Judicial district.
Sarah F. Vincent VS.. A. j. Vincent
To A. J. VINCENT:
the name of the people of the United States in the
Terl1toryof IDAHO you hereby notified that there
Is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
court of the Second Judicial district of said Territory in
Idaho city, county of Boise the complaint of Sarah
vincent praying for dissolution of the bonds of mat
rmony existing between you and said plaintiff on the
ground OF failure to furnish the necessares of life also
praying the custody of your two minor children Sarah
D. and Robert Lee Vncent and unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within forty days after the 22d
day Of march, 1865, Exclusive of said 22d day of
March, 1869 judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault and said plaintiff will apply to said court for the
relief demanded in her said complaint.
In testimony whereof John G. Henley Clerk of said
District court have hereunto set nv hand
SEAL and affixed tke seal OF said court, at Idaho
'''''' city, this 10th day of march, 1865.
JOHN G. HENLEY, Clerk of District Court
E D HoLBRooK, Atty for Pl'ff n21w5
March 18th, 1864.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

PosTMAsTERs.- Papers, both Administration and
Democratic, in various portions of the coast, are
severely censuring their respective local Post
masters for inefficiency and dishonesty. There is
a general complaint through the country that
newspapers are not properly delivered, but
are +" hogged " or neglected by officials. In the
midst of this general complaint, we do no more
than justice to the Postmaster of Idaho City in
saying that he forms notable exception to those
referred to. The Postofice here is well ordered
and well managed establishment. Mr.. H. NJ. Swim
merton, P. NJ and DR.. Gaylord are attentivesand
efficient officials, who know how to perform their
duties and do it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

A BIG THROWING Several gentlemen, owning
jointly in the Morning Star ledge, at Owyhee,
being unable to divide their possessions satisfac-
torily mutually agreed, a few days ago, TO throw
dice for their shares The total vsiae of the stock
was 81 ,250. The gentlemen interested were
Messrs. Henry Allen, J. B. Friend, Charles Law
renee and G. W. Sayre. Mr.. Sayre won the stock,
throwing two tours and two fyes
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Territory Of Idaho county Of poiso 90

Territory of Idaho, county of Boise-ss
j. NJ Shepherd, Judge of the Probate court of Boise
county and exoico clerk Of said COURT do hereby GER
fy the foregoing to be true and correct COPY of an
order duly made and entered on the minutes of said
........ Witness my hand and the seal of the said
:SEAL Probate court, this 10th day of march. D
....''.. 1866. ]. NJ. SHEPHERD, Probate Judge
21w4 and Ex-0fficio Clerk of Probate Court
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SEE notice about the Middle Boise Ranch.

THERE will be ball at Magnolia Hall on next
Wednesday evening, given by the Idaho Band and
Mr. Brewer.
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THE TRAvEL.-The advance of the immigration
into this Basin are already making their appear
ance. Many new faces have appeared on our
streets during the week, and we understand that
there is a crowd on the road for this place who
will arrive in a short time. Among the arrivals on
the Thursday stage were Dr.. Harris, s. A. Merit,
and Ferd. Patterson From individuals lately from
Nevada, we learn that large immigration may
be expected from that State. Many are leaving
the Humboldt District particularly and many from
Washoe. Most of these are coming via Owyhee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18
3nrires Garrent.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ WILLIAM MeGRoRTY,
Dealer en- General Merchandise. Groceries and
PROVISIONS, Wall St., doors belOtC Mum.
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ARRIyALs.-We shall hereafter publish list of
all the arrivals by stage to this place or Placer
viii e. from the lower country. Through this chan
mel the people will have opportunity of knowing
who are coming to the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

THERE has been no wind at this point during the
winter until quite recently. Quite lively breeze
stirred up the snow on several days of the past
week, and whistled around the chimney tops with
a stormy sound. 1t probably urshes in the Spring
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

The MINERS RESTAURANT, on the west side of
Main street, nearly opposite the Forrest Theatre,
has been re-opened by S. j. Moody, who is
making the boys" fat and merry with high
living.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

If this local column should be unusually brief
this week, attribute it ito the dizziness of the times
and to the fact that the editor has skedadled into
the hills with "quartz on the BRAIN"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

Mr.. SLocUM effers to sell the Store House and
the Dwelling House formerly occupied by him at
Pioneer City Mr.. Barber will, also, sell a DWELL
ing House in this city. See notices.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18
GROCERIEs AM PRNDrC

Butter, best 18th. Sl,25 Beans % B IS
do OregonroH 100 Chickens, y doz SO 90
Green apples S9 ID so Eggs, doz 2 90
Apples, ord, DIDO Hams, II ID so
Peaches, do y fb' $4,000 Soap, % ID As
Beef, on foot, - 10 Lard, u ID so
Side Bacon, y ID IS Salt, y ID 30
Shoulders, 81 Sugar, or y ID so
Tea Imp.Gun. q ID Sc do s. F. refined59 b 50
do Black, ~ 1b 11St0$2 do Island, y ID As
Or. Flour, 9cwt. 81 90 Coffee, green's so
Self-rising FL. g 80 90 Candles, B ID rs
Onions, y ID 20 Nat leaf tobac 5000 90
Rice, best, y fb SO Sweet tobac'ol 30@l so
Oregon oats % ID Dried plums, y ID IS
Barley, B ID 20 Cheese, best Cal, ID rs
Potatoes, B lb Is Syrup, b gal 90
HARDWARE, sc.
ShoVels, each SO so Nails, ast'd siz's 70 fb 45
Slqice forks, 500 Quicksilver, y ID so
Mining hoes, 800 Axes handled, 400
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Summons.

Territory of idaho, county of Boise-ss
In the District court for the Territory of Idaho Second
Judicial district - ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-16

A Friendly English View OF General
Sherman's Negotiations In North
Carolina, snd Of His character as q
Soldier.
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In continuing the report, General
Sheridan expresses regret st having, on
the Sd, given up the command Of Miles
Division of the I'd Corps, and on the
9th, Of the 5th Corps, and expresses the
belief that he could have accomplished
more decisive results had he been al
lowed to retain control of these troops.
He takes occasion to sneak IN high
terms of the 9th Corps, which was or
dered TO report 70 him on the night Of
the 9TH, and he adds: son the arrival
Of Major Gen Wright he reported his
corps to me and from that time until
after the bsttle, received my orders
and obeyed them; but after the engage
ment was over, and Gen Meade had
communicated with Gen. Wright, the
latter declined to make his repor t to
me until ordered to do so by the Ii cut
General
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- HE
Great SS1ulth:,Wessttsrn
OIL lid HIRIRG CO..

VVHI3 Company has received Charter ff5tn the
il LegislatErs Of renUsssee wIth very lOeIsl
privileges snd powers.
1ha Comp NJ has organ 1sd under the Chsrter,
and IN ash 70 TINE The Books viii be open Ior the
sac u stock.
Z This Company has large amount n OIL snd
Min rsl land Ia Ge0rgia, A'sbama, ard Tennessee,
estmat g Be vorth Five N lioa n loi ara
{ Thaee lands have been re uliy see tsd, and are
known 70 9 vsfya len ID Cil and dperal.
This Corporation WI ! sus shares Ct $50. A.
manF Of th members of this 'mpanv have hsd
Z aea ex'sns Ee experience ID tle Min-s II he
West, AMI ths Oh regions Of fenu ~ ani8 snd
Ohio, it promises { b one u the best q not Ia
rest sud hcsi en- prisiua Com anf e Ia sin
opcrsfiug N The Uo States uaots it Nli do
well 70 co-suit n e Con. .a-y beiO.e pgrchasiDg
q - I'll eFheFe. " ~ of he m-mbsrs Of tlis
.corpo-stiou are rell K oWa IA ough0uf fh8 c IN
try. ~ men OF chsraHer irt < itT sad atAi
TIE foloWi1s aie tla oihoer- q n cor oTs ion
PEEsrDEST-R. h. NIL Roy, Ma. sen. Vol-
VioE PHrIDEST-WM. GLENNY, Of Oh
HHrGsuz1El w / wsIIE, Of Tenn
srcEETAET-JNo. o ORAvESs, A. A G. Vols.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph a Fowler, q. &. Senator f1orn Tenn.
ShelAh Waters, II tennessee.
" q. White. Of g"
J. ssiegart, Of Incisug
J. W. hlr3y,- 81 - : p
Z. n. Mlray.
William Gienny, or On o. Tei52t
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.
~ Ia Gal-
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEALED Proposals wil be received Until tie Is b
y dsyof JHly rexs = t1e oficcof tbs TeunesEee
Marine And Ere insurance CompanY iog iurnishing
across Cufnbe nd rgers st Asshsilie, Isau owned
by ths Br0af street. Bridge CtrnrNnys- Persons
Hakieg bids foT this work. vii b. required 20 sub
mit pians with specifications com plete, ilT the
work % he done.
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