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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

Poverty, and rags and lawless passions stalk
abroad everywhere in Eastern Tennessee-Menphi
Bulletin, Dec GH
This hatred and Islander of Eastern Tennessee
by rebel paper at Memphis, Is on account Of its
Unionism. One Of its editors Is scamp by the
name Of Pant, who use to hold forth through the
Chattanooga Rebel They are certainly election
eering with Bast Tennessee members to vote for
their fasorite bills
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CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL-The First Annual Festi-
val of the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
will be given at the Franklin House, on the even
ING 18th.
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Go ta Bryant Str7tton Co.'S Nashville Business College
thorough knowledge Of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
culaons Penmanshp, Commercial Law Partnership Settle
mcnts etc Send for College paper circulars Address
BRYANT STRATTON & Co" uovI-Gm
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DR. BILLsMAN, who had both legs so badly
crushed as to make amputRtiOn necessary, died on
Wednesday last.
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TNFORuATION j. officially announced that the r.ur Tr
LyuchHUr and Bristol, by the Virginia ami TENNIS
Railroad, OPEN and the running regularly
and without interruption Of any sort Connections ry
with the Railroads going south and North that de-
tauti0n is necessary going iu either direction.
The Fare the Virginia ami T-uuer Railroad gill Do
pr s- and after the 9th inst and rhr.u o. k-
will Pc established from New York 90 all points south an
rersu by the 18th October GA this route.
TEAyELEEs going North south can rely upon mort cE
petition and safety, especially from Earpu~ influence WITH
beauty Of scenery not possessed by other routes
The whole equipment Of the road having UHir-un fr1
rough OveThaUiu- with seats, painting and entire
Of interior # the degree ut comfort
passed any other route may h' Confidently looked t"E- and
the ACKNOWLEDGED prudence and Il q tie rHur.
and --utleuany Conductor every -I-tartHu "a.
confidently relied upon, ortls-ln-
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VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER POW
Err FOR SAFE

TE Louisville Flour Mills saw MILL and - acre, Of land
with comfortable dwelling house the bank Of the
ol-tuu River, fifteen miles below knoxville in the of
Louisville offered for sale For further particulars
apply --op1OtfI kENNEDG 4 BROS.
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Knoxville, Tenn.

Refers by permission to the following gentlemen
Hon. Thcs. A T. Melon. knoxville.
+. T. Hall, Judge Sd Judicial Circuit
{. +. TYigg Judge L s Federal Court
Col John d. Brovnlow, knoxville
Col John williams Knoxville
CharIes NJ NcGheo. Knoxville.
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Financial Explosion,
l have the pleasure,
10 be. Your friend

By the following authentic manifesto which has
just reached U.s. it viii be seen that there IS already
grave rent in the Fenian Department of the New
Irish Republic
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

The number Of rebel prisoners captured and pa
rolled by Us during the war, amounted TO $4,000
The number Of Union prisoners captured by the
rebels during the war, is said 10 have been $4,000
Such j. the showing in the War office at Washing
ton. We fod the rebels, andthey starred our men
This Is the difference between traitors and Iopalsts
the one in a bad, the other in a good cause.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20
CHOICE FRUIT TREES

L'OR SALE Al LOUDON, TENN.
have choice assortment Of Fruit Trees, three
years Old, well grown, at the following prices Largest
Apple Trees - cents Smaller size ~ Fine Pear and
Plumb trees, 80 each. small will be charged
expense Of packing ard for shipment. Send your
carly a. it Is the best time for transplanting.
noy22-'m+ J. J. BELL.
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A MENiPnIs nancr saws

The bill for the admission Of negro testimony has
besE finally defeated in the House Of Representa-
tIves at Nashville. The deed was done by Radicals
uf Tennessee.
The lin for the admission OF negro testimony has
ut been defeated but is set for the 9th Of January
This statement Is about as near hetruth the rebel
papers Of Memphis ever come
ANoIHEK Railroad relief bill has passed the
House by large majority, and viii pass the Sen
atc, relieving our roads from all trouble. The ap
preparation Of State Bonds for the relief of some
git different roads was as follows:
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Quarterly Meetings.

kNDANILLE DISTRICT
5-e Iul1d Quarterly Meeting for the Knoxville
District Ho-st1n Conference Of the Methodist EPs-
opal Church, viii be held as follows
MaynardsvIlle, al Hopeweu Dec 3uth and 3lst.
Knoxville, January 9Th and 9TH.
Rutedge, at Cave Spring, Jan 18th and It'll
Snesdyille, Jan. 2,th and 2sth.
Rogersville AZ Rogersville Feb ID and 18th
TazeveI and Powell Valley at Mount Zion
Feb. 10th and llth.
IacksbOro, Feb 18th end 18th.
Clinton, Feb. Path and 25th.
F. : A change in the time oG holding The Hol-
san Conference renders the above changes necessary
THOMAS H. PEAREE,
Presiding Elder.
ATHENS DISTRICT.
TIE third round of Quarterly Aeeting for Athen:
Distract Is as follows
Athens Circuit Dec 10th and 18th
Athens Station, Dec. sd and oath.
Decatur Circuit Dec. 3Oth and 3lst.
Philadelphia Circuit, Jan. 9Th and 9Th.
jacksonville Circuit, Jan. 18th and 4th
Kingston Circuit, Jan. Goth and 2lst.
Montgomery Circuit Jan. 9th and 2sth.
J. ALBERT HYDEN,
Presiding Elder.
FISE CIGARS at retail and wholesale, at Kings
Old Corner, deczo3m
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
NLInn III

Will cure the Itch IN 40 hours,
Also cures SALT RHEUM ULCERS, CTIILBLAINs. and all
ERUPTIONS or THE SKIN Price - cents. For sale by
all Druggists.
BY sending - cents to WEEKS Il POTTER, sole Agents
l70 Washington street, Boston, Mass will b" forwarded by
nail free of postage, any part Of the United states.
Sim
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR SALE.
LAND For SALE

I AM NOW OFFERING FOR SALE
4 hundred and fifty of land torc Icss
and half miles south Of New Market depot known
John Baker farm One hundred and fifty
under good fence, balance in timber. Comfortable buildings
outhous &c good water in thirty yards of the building
eight or ten well set in Tmothyhcen tweRty
in Clover Good Orchards lyoung peach and apple. Terms
half cash. residue oH time. NJ T. BRANSEE.
uoy22-Zm paHdridsr. Team.
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wM. F. SEAY. Clerk
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BE

appointed by the County Court of Knox county
December Term, 1865, Administrative OF the William
Homer deceased. notice hereby given to all persons hav-
claims against said estate file the with
time prescribed 10y law, their claims will be barred
All persons indebted 10 said estate hereby required
forward and max" immediate payment they will the
ia the hands of officer for collection.
MARGARET HOMER, Administrative
d,rI7-lt OF William Homer. deceased
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
~ The following are the rates paid by THOS s. MARI
BROKER, corner Union and College Streets, Nashville
Tenn money These quotations liable
huctuate, but may be depended sufficient length Of time
remances be received by mail express if forwarded
dol
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

Va would respectfully call lr attention Of The Ef- Co.. .
following excellent property which ta- been placed
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
HENRY c. WHITNEY & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

Pe,Ftl7flgr retteRtioH giren 70 the saicof I0p.I,
n East Tennessee to parties from the North
err States. AZ persons 0'rRiHg Real Estate
@9d seStriRg 70 make early sales are Hrifcd ~
se@DgHlests sritL this Office sending fHi de-
St7'set'es, forrest price and best terms CHT-
go 47eaerete, aRd no charge unless sale be-
ege'ffd- He ere desirious to opcp corrcpoa-
sepee s-tA, ard secure the co-opfratioa of Rcgl
Estsetc Asests throughout East T,pucSscc-
Anerat Lapds and Jarqc tyart> of CEc1p
Let1aS ssapted for Colopias.
EFFrRs To Gov. Brownlow. men.
OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS
EA>TogS 10 Ell tie same, are iDrited r., s,oJ
fyF description, forrest price, ami hest tam,
t@EtHeF nth estkeyi'y 10 sell the s,tar fo thu
eft'e.
ONE HUNDRED FARMS TINTEB
FIR NorthtYH EHmigrant> p
Parties karihg HliFtble MI Sites To di>ya..
o., are LEcvise rc31cstc% te coztt,a ,rH u>o
40 R0yge for serriccs eRic$SSdIsj BE- efcd.f-
HENRY e. HHITNET p CO.. o.
Rr7I Es,fe fgcpts AasbrWe Tenn. @
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U. S. DISTRICT TAXES.

OrrT,r uF [. ;. DISTRICT TAN COMMISSIONERS. !
DISTRICT TENNESSEE.
Nashville Tenn. November -, 1860 }
TIME Quota OF direct Taxes county Of Jefferson
in the state Of Tennessee, under Congress APP
proved August 9Th has been appoTtioned charged
upon all the lands and said county Jefferson in pur
act of Congress entitled An the collection
direct insurrec6naTy districts the United
other purposes Approved June :, 1862.
The thus charged may be paid 'rin stg day from
r into the Treasury the United States Joseph
p Galbraith Clerk and Collector at his Office in cambridge
in said county Of jefferson.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
RITsINESs uOIISE EOR SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
= close 60 Temperance Hall. for sale. Apply To-
NABRN. ABERN ATTY a CO.
nUv--u Real Estate Agents.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale his farm and half miles Morristovu
in Jefferson and Granger counties Tenn containing
dred and fifty of fine valley land-+0 cHya
ton l2 of which finely in clover ballanse
tmbcred land. There the premises good dwelling
with eight large barn, crib and ether ot-hHildSs
aud about 30 choice fruit trees.
The farm of the best of New Market Va Ky
and in very h-h state of cultivation bargain rsrL had
in this property Call and -er.
drcl-Im* G.. Z. CNREIGER
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FISE CIGARS at retail and wholesale, at Kings
Old Corner, decZo3m
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS SITUATED
L of. DIAL. Street, Walkrr-- addition.
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nNE HOUSE AND LOT THE LOT
~ contains ~. acres with $50 f, 'front.' Good -tr.f
stable sisUatr a.. East T.uur-~ anil l.rr E.rr
road nH M0Irv STREE Terms liberal.
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A LARGE assortment Of Fine Cut Tobacco a
Kings Old Corner
dec20-2m J. IT. FEssENDEN & Co
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NORTH CAROLINA.

-. =.
These quotations the war and or
SIS and upwards liable TO fluctuations
and cannot be relied for any length OF time We viii buys
sell and effect exchange banks individuals commits
sion Special quotations win be given whenever desired
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Or. THOS. MENEES-

H hVls9 laIn..l.s1Ily leelild . a. CtT, -
oCtEs-lus
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How and Where the Austrian Lega-
tiOn Find One of Their COuntrYmen
Whom IheY Were Hunting.

On Friday last, about 10 p. m, the night
being dark, grosns and violent blows or
knocks were heard by gentlemen whose di-
We sions in the Club House, corner II end
Fifteenth street. were thereby interrupted.
and to whom the sound appeared to come
from the portico Of st. Mathews Church
oppo. ite. Two Of them, Mr. At Lee, Of the
Treasury, and Mr.. Baker, OF the Navy De-
partment hurried 70 Father White; In his
study, from whom they procured a light
Other gentlemen joined them from the club,
including members OF the Austrian, French
aud Spanish Legations. Thcy found an Old
Union soldier lying upon the broad stone
step under the p0rtIco, where he had spread
his blanket, removed his boots, and pre-
pared for a ght's repose. Around him
lay heavy stones, fsome 0f which had struck
him that bad, by some cruel r5Wdy, been
thrown It him When he disclosed his ne
cessiiy for such q lodging handsome con-
tribution was given HIM, and be wss about
70 seek more satisfactory quarters whom he
was detained by The curiosity Of some Of the
diplomatic gentlemen, which he'd been ex-
cited BY the ludierous jargon Of several lane
guages IN which the solder responded to
Inquiries. HIS nativity and name were de-
msnded, when wonderful % relate, be turned
out 70 be an Austrian Of highly respecta Bile
family, whose kindred had long been seek
ing him, and who was an object Of the zeal
Gus quest Of the very members Of the Aus
trian Legstion who were n that e1traordi-
nary manner communicating with him.
They Of course, immediately and kindly
took him in charge, al parties being equsl-
ly gratiied ana astonisbed.-Nat0nef In
fciiigenser-
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For Sale

ONE Of he ee-t Rezidoaes. IN g..
- .as @ - oi ihe city. uss- 7.
rte ueiEnooEh1oI rra f-I - -il'ia, in drst
--o-,.l.J p Z, -fh teu toorls - -. o.sia
- - 49, @ .'a f.Iant houss- !. 81 -
..ai rs-s III -s-.,' +. gaeis "a vii ir .--ss 5F
.t-l. LEES. A n.rf Il 49,. -'-' -.
~ -.it.s- r-..J q =, aH,sr a1d n -51v.e.--....
~ ~. - l 4. ~ ~ ant c m - =, -
csir..i for 11r-.u-- - r1n Oh ch Fao.i = ~
-. =. 80, .la, 90 D. theroi8re -T.-,r -, -
io.1'nr 80 r---.-,-. - -prn1 = mmeta,sly s.l.
'el'rlllr Terms r-.-
roTi y ~ Lr9E a NuRFREE
Nl u. ia Tr DnHgTN I d
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BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs
OARRIaGK NIASUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, R. b bookseller, Publisher
y S.atiOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building
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CLAIM AGENTS, &C.
coat AND WOOD
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TINNERs, &c.

7 L. &R. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 Business Agents, over YOrk's Book Store, $50
Union Str et Nashville, Tenn. Eul6-6m8
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The OriTinal ard Boat in ths World o
The only true ana perfect HAIR uve Hsrm-
less. RoliabIa and inaian aneous PrcIucrs
immeda aieiy q sr eld q Bl ek OF natural
BroWu. without iuIurrg the hair 1r sk.u.
Remedies iho il effects oi bad dyes Sold
By an Druggists The genuine IS signed
William a. Hafchelor Also,
RcgcucrutHT Erfrucf rf EIrlclrg. Tor
Re1-srtag Gud Hsauf f1in7 fis H1f-.
CHARLEs BATCHEL0k. NEu IoaK.
reuTl-Iv
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JUDAH P. BESJANIS n LosDoS.-A CORES
pondent Of th- Cincinnati Commercial, writ
ing from London, MAKES the folioE ng re-
marks in reference % the ex rebel Secretary
Of Sts'e;
Concerning judah P benjamin, yon must
alrssdy have heard the sunouuc maut thst
he designed 20 join the English bar. That
may be taken vita some grams OF allow
Aoce. It 5 not very rapid hing 70 gst 10
the EnglI-h bar. In toe first place, a man
must eat q oertsin large number Of dinners
at one Of the Inns Of Court, and these din
ners cannot be devogfed by the most capa-
bic rebel alive 10 less than two years.
Then be must take the oath 10 Her Majesty
However, that would not particularly t-ou-
bic him, as oafhs never stood in his way. Il
Is more likely that, Witn0Et joining the
English bar be may become q iegai adv
iser with reference 70 American matters /;
sud. in such q capacity, his reputation and
talents would doubtless bring him q great
deal Of business among the old sympai hisers
with The south, ] know that msny 5ouih-
ernsrs here oistrust snd detest him. They
accuse him Of ruthless robbery Of the wealth
Of Southern citizens, u1der the uameoT con
fscation- heard to-day ofoua noted South.
erner here who declares that BENJAMIN
@cOnfscsted' a quantity u gold, in New
Orleans bauk, belonging 70 himself and
then sent the larger portion Of ii % Europe
as q private fund IN osse of need. kftsr
Benjauiu's infamous letter IN the Tirtes. a
few weeks since, and the glorious rsioiBse-
Of Commodore " ise, he retired 70 r. eo-r-
genial atmosphere u Liverpool, where he
is n0w-
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold fer One Dollar Each

without regard % value and rot 10 be paid for uu-
al you know shat you VIII receive.
Among those Eho have scknoWisiged the re.
ceipt o. VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from tbs So
ciauon since Jan. ,, 1895, The following kindly per-
m their names TO ne used
Roosrt Hotehkiss, Nev Haven. Conn. Neio
deou, value sl5l, " + T Villa, W E3d - n. y.
-i.mond Cluster Pm, value sod. MrsR G Iappan,
l6 YORK g., Gold Wach, value si95. Miss r len
T lnckerson, Buznampton, n L.. Meodeon, vsiue
$50 Mr. = sifnn, Sc Tenth o., n y. Piano. rai-
ne -. MFs rhos A Miller, scrsut0n Pa nia.
nond Rag, Talre Si15 ME- Ellen Peck, snT "a
f-id, lI Ne odeon, value 81 8. Dr Van RiBrr
Washington, ID q, 90 hunting Cased Walc-
Va us $50. EdE n Lindsay Worcester Mas
Pane, value $50 Miss D n FarEel, Dubuune,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, saiue 8 ESQ Frnnris
Moran. ~ Pear e.. Alsany, n D.. Musi Bon v I
lue so. Mrs c lngsrs1l, urtana, Ohio, Silver
set vsue So. Lieut. p Hendrcks Wdlari's Ho-
tel, Washington, b %, silver Patent Lever Waich.
faiue SIS. Capt. WaTnsr. l5th n y Vols. silver
Many persons who have drawn vslusb-s pr.rs..
DO not wish thelr nsme1 publ -hed or 80 might ez-
tend this list
NtssEs or DBrEIsUrIos.
CERTIFICATES usming each arHcle snd ra
EAluE, are placed IN sFaed enve opes, which are
well miKed- Oaa Of th ~ Envelopea. contain ng
the Certhcata or Order for some Articie, tForth x
least one dollar at retal vii b. delivered Il cur
'fnce, OF seut b. NAL TO any atdrsss, Eih1ut re-
gard 10 chose. On the receipt o. Is cents The pr-
rhsser vii zee Ehai Ar ioe it draEs and it5 vsue
which may b. from one - fife hundrsd Dollars
snd can tlsn iend Ons uollsr aud recsIFe NE ari-
cie named.
ssrNo nks-ETeIy purchaser gels value.
Pnhes desing Elth u may dspend IN having
prompt retlruE, and the artdis draan EIil b. i'm
rnedia'ely sent - any address by retu a rual or
expire 3.
Eafirs faisfacGcn Guarsuteed In al Cases.
- sjr Certdcztes f1r Que Dolisr, Thirisen or
Two Do lars
Agsut- Wsatsd. send e stamp f5r q clrcular. An
letters should be addressed
e. BfNTON 8 Co.
Box 55Gi Posi once, aeH York,
nov2-lm
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nj A IL E N A
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A LII 10 he sold for One Dollar each, without re-
"a gard 70 vaiue. Not 30 be paid for until you
know what you are 20 receive.
ssTn is one OF the largest firms 10 the City Ct N.
York and sre doing = very extensive bu iness, and
hsve on hand the largest stock that can be found In
the City."-Oceaua Times, Pent Water, Mich, O.t.
- 1854. "Their stock Is large, and buyers may
ras on articles purchased from them Just es repre-
seuted. Tneir Ion continuance in business enables
them 70 offer better Inducements thsn any other
house in the c ty."-Loyal American. Anderson,
Ind Oct %, Is8a Their Watches are admitted
them, % be the best n use. They are all they are
advertised 10 he."-lndependeu WsrrentOn, ~.
Oct ~, lsef. They are large de-lers and their
stock Is manufactures Ia the best styie and Of pure
rnaEersls Telegraph, SRugerues, n, v, Oct "a
ls64 "All goods furnished a what they rep
resented 20 be. Times, Materylle, Y, Oct ~
1854 WORTHY Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crat. Waraw. n Y, Oct IS 1854 "honora0le and
fair deanng men. Cumberland Valley Journal,
aschanicsburg, Pa, Oct 20, 1884
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Every Day,

or ths srrival Of TIE Cars connecting Il Paducsb
With he Cinclnnat Packets; - Caro- With tie Vii
nos CentrA Railroad, The Memphis Packet Com
pany, and Atisntc ard Mississippi SieauluhiD Com
psey ana a - lolils VITA al Railroads nd Cp-
per Nfsslssippi BoEss-
sepls-am
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SALE or
GOVERNMENT MULES

ofFicE ASSISTANT -ARrEnHrtsrsp
ftsat. .lLr. Irss-, hoV 0. fs.-
Il Will cns- 1r sa.a re- Auction. at is. g.
Iueut e1rralr ra Nsshr. n Tenn --.-.i.i
90 Fr DAY, ihr lotldar 90 Nlv inter. isT5
One thousand Government Yrr,r..
Iacse Aaisa hsra ueen .u use tv IL. f.-.-l--
~ Ecoi epnd-pan. a1d ir-e from l.s-a.. ~. -
ce1a1ns1ca tre l.tl caF ci alFau.I.sr n q -. p
ld-, sn 81 clafiarr daily md ~ ..-te.
sd Hy orisr ~ Co.. A. . Msesav - I, = 9. 81
- p. p. KIN
laf- nrd U IA
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Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE,

SITUATED 10 Mississlppi County. Ark srrsHf,
- miles above Memphis, 10 Bend 3-1. c.Hli.u-
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500 Agents Wanted,

GO00 A MONTH Euzrlnieed and exnsnses
RN1o Pslai 70 1ale=meni eusrzglc Fouua
men, IeacLers Retained so'dif -, s1d al yFfo 81
ElEe ~ ths sase o. .hoiisnd'a Iae Of Inroln.
Atoot..- History o. ths HebsIhon," "Hesdlat..
- 5-e y ninfionr and m1uy other Etsndsrd
work and EaErarhsa For is--rs ~ t..--5f.--
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TIE HuxrsvILLE ADrooarF.-Tbs Mont
gonery tAla) correspondent Of the View
York Iimel aays-fExesptiug Ny, Figsras'
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