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AsgAssISA71ox or MIR. SEWARD.


& On reaching this gentleinan's residence, {
scFowd and military guard were found at the
5door, and on entering, it was ascertained that
4the reports were true.
4 Everybody there was so excited that scarcely
Gan ineligible word could be gathered but the
I facts are substantially as follows:
q About ten o'clock man rang the bell, and
Sthe call having been answered by d colgred SER
svant, be said he had come from Doctor Verdi,
7Seeretary Stewards family physician, with q
nprescrip:ion, at the same time holding IN bis
@haad a small piece Of folded paper, and saying
Gin answer to a refusal, that he must see the sec
sretary, as he was intrusted with particular di-
#rections concerning the medicine,
s He sill insisted on g0ing up, although re-
sPeatedly informed that no ore could enter the
zchamber. The man pushed the servant aside,
sand walked heavily toward the secretary's room.
saGd was then met by Mr. Frederick Seward, Of
] whom he demanded to see the secretary, making
sthe same representation which he did to the
sscryaat What further passed in the way of
5colloquy IS not known, but The man struck him
/ on the head with a billy, severely injuring the
3sluli and telling him to the floor almost sense
1 less. The assassin then rushed into the cham
I Der and attacked Major Seward, paymaster u.
IS. army, and Mr.. Hansel 4 messenger of the
Estate Department, and two male narses, disa-
sbled them all. He then rushed upon The secy
swho was lying in bed in the same room, and
inflicted three stabs in the neck, but seyerng
.it IS thought and hoped, no arteries, though he
bled proluseiy. The assassin then rushed down
.stairs. mounted his horse. at the door, and rode
sotf before an alarm could be sounded and in
,1
.dcn:
Il IS believed that the injuries of the secretary
Fare not fatal, nor those Of either of tie others
.althoUgh both the secretary and the assistant
ssecretary are very seriously injured.
Secretaries Stanton aad Weiles ard ether
prominent officers Of the government called at
Secretary Sewaris house 10 inquire into his
condition, and there heard Of the assassination
.of tire President. They then proceeded 10 the
.houso where he was lying, exhibiting, Of course
intense anxiety and syliuudc An immense
crowd was gathered 10 front of tie Presidents
house, and q strong guard vas also stationed
There. many persons evidently suPPos:ng lie would
DE bro4gbt to lis home.
The entire city to-uight presents q scene of
swi.d excitement, accompanied by violent ez-
rTessioGs of Indignation, and the rro.oGadasf
sorrow. Many sned tears The military au-
.thorities have dispatched mounted patrols in
every direction, Ia order, if possible, to arrest
the assassins. The whole metropolitan police
are likewise vigilant for the same purpose.
The attacks both at Tie lhaa.er aad at Sesre-
tary Stewards house took place ali about the
same hour--teH U'ciock-lhus showing pre-
concerted plan 10 assassinate those gentlenea-
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President Johnson's Inaugural gneeob

! President Johnson's Inaugural Speech
8 After receiving the oath, and being declare,
! President of the United States, 3Ir. johnson
sremarked:
I Gentlemen, must be permitted to sav, thai
) ! have been almost overwhelmed BIZ fIra an
4 snouncement Of the sad event whieh has 50 va
scently occurred. / feel incompetent to perform
sdnles so important and so responsible as ld0et
(Which have been so unexpectedly thrown pDon
8me As 10 IN indication Of any policy which
smay be pursued by-me in the administrator of
stil2 government, / have to say that thar must
sbe lett for development as the administration
progresses.
4 The message or declarations must be made
s6y the acts as they transpire. The only assn
rance that l can now give of the future is ref
sefence - the past The course which I have
staken in the past in connection with this REBEL
ion must be regarded as q guarantee of the ft,-
staTe. My past public life, which has been LONG
iand labouous, has been founded, as I in good
conscience believe, upon a great principle of
fright, which hes at the basis Of all things The
5best energies of my life have been spent in en-.
.deaVorlng to establish and perpetuate the DriD-
sclples OF free government, and believe that
1.-THE government, in passing through its present
.perlls, will settle down upon princples conso.
.nant with popular rights more permanent and
,endnring than heretofore. mnst be permitted
ITO say, if'I understand the feelings of nv own
heart, that have long labored to ameiiorate
and elevate the condition of the great mass of
the American people. Toll and an honest adj
lvoeacy OF the great principles Of free goyern-
Iment have been my lot. Duties have been mins
consequences are Gods. This has been the
foundation of my political creed. aRd / feel that
5In the end the government will triumph. and
that these great principles will be permanently
Established.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me say that Il
want your encouragement and countenance. II
.sl'ai' ask and rely upon you and others in carl
rying the government through It's present perils
4 iael, in making this request, that il win hal
heartily responded to by you and ell other na ]
trlot8 and lovers, Of the rights and interests of
a free people.
At ihe conclusion Of the above remarks thoi
President received thekind wishes of the fr;and.
oy whom he was surrounded, and a few MN
utes were devoted to conversation. All were:
deeply impressed with the solemnity of th,, oc.
casion, and the recent sad occurrence that cans.
ed the necessity for the speedy Inauguration ofii
the President was gravely discussed.
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1 WAsHIScroN, April i5.-The President, sur
grounded by Mrs lincoln, Thaddens and Rob
.ert, his sons, Vice Presidents johnson, Senator
sSumner and others, breathed bis last in an un-
aconscious state at about seven o'clock. He
sinking at two o'clock this morn
ling, and was unconscious from th9 time be was
.shot.
Gen, Augur, commanding this Department,
has offered a reward Of ten thousand dollars to
sany one who will arrest the assassin of either
zthe President or Secretary Seward. No one is
sallowed to leave the city.
So far as can be ascertained, only two men
Ebave been engaged in the fearful crime. Pub
zlic opinion is divided as to whether it was g
concerted rebel plot; hatched IN Virginia OF
tCanada, OF whether it originated here in the
BRAN Of Booth, who had been resident Of the
'city for several months.
4 The remains Of President lincoln are being
laid out in the city for several months.
! PREPARATIONS FoT: TIE INraE-Nr,-T
WAsHISeroA, April l5.-An autophg was
I held this afternoon U7sr the body OF the Prssi'
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Jel Davis al DanviIIa

5 The Raleigh Confederate. Of the :Jth. has ta-s
s5ec1iyed, and contains jeff Dagis's pr9c,ans.
Z ion, dated Danville, April /. lie calls yno,
sthe people Of The coufederacy to hear IN man.
Gully under their new reveYsss He SAYS tb.r
athoosh their army, under q chief whose name i
"a tower oi strength, has baen obliged to evacu.
gaze their strong city OF Richmond, yet they have
sno reason TO give ID io despair. He cites the
s'Hai5 of our revolutionary fathers, and SAYS as
\ they succeeded uuGar such circumstances. 50
.maY the conted7rate7 lie calls upon his nao-
pie TO rally under their leaders, f,c hair causa
sis not yet hopeless h does not atfel7D, n
disguise the extent of tbis reverse. nor undar.
5esHmate to them the Importance Of their capital,
jeff. has evidently not heard of tie suTren.
sder Of Lee and bis army.
Z The following article We clip from the n.
5qa'rsr. Il vas not handed to US for pubica-
st'on as the proceedings would indicate, which
9"ill account for its non-appearsnce sooner.
Tribute Of Respect.
At meeting Of the returned members or
.Company az Keystone Zouaves. f76tb p,
N,) upon the occasion Of the death Of one az
.ther number, LEVI J. AGNEw, Lieut.. Levi
.Hmlth was called 10 the chair and on motion
.ot D. ) Elliott, the following resolutions wsra
.read, ana unanimously adopted -
Wfeyeo2, we have been informed og tba
deaih OF Levi J. Agnew, late of our Cornnapv.
this intelligence has created feelings Of the deem
est regret and most profound sorrow AMONG ns.
has ie!!ow members, we have met together n
express cur sentiments is individual friends
ana thus mark our associate action with that
uRanlm'ty which comes from the heart and
voice OF each. To know thai he il no laneer
AFlaG and that hereafter he will be no mora a.
monE us forever, leaves US mis- late associa+es
and fellow members sorrowine and sad. Re.
spect Tor his memory, ryices and character
us n91le qualities, and a solemn scn6e of tba
FfoW1anca which has cut short his DAYS. in the
promise OF his manhood, induce us to
tteSolrs, That the mem5ers Ct this Comnapv
mcnrn the death of their late eonrade in arms.
Lew d. Agaew, who with patriotic devotion
was willing 20 do battle for his country in her.
hour OF trial and danger, and who has thus
linked his name with the thousands Of beroa.
who have gone to the Christians and Patriots
Heaven.
Resolced, That his loss is deplored because
be Is taken from among us when his life gave
The most assured promise of useful and honor
able manhood
Hes0l@ed That we tender our sympathies to
his family in their deep afliction and bereave-
nent
Feso!sea, That copy of these proceedings
oe published in the BEDFORD INQUIRER and
BEDFORD GAZETTE.
LEVI SMITH, Chairman.
-. y. ELLIOTT, Secretary
2gRGTS j. MIDDLETON, ALPx. Lrov, pHu-
p HUzzARD, COMMITTEES.
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Capture Of Roddy's command.
CHICAGO, April is.

CHICAGO, April is.
A special dispatch from Cairo says
Our foroes occupied Mobile on the 9th ;ast
The Spanish fort was cap'ucad with 1900
prisoners
Three hundred guns were captured in Nc.
bile
Tie garrison fell back up the river in gun.
boats, and by way of Caickasaw bayou.
General Wilson has captorod all Of Ro3ly's
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Huntington & Bread Top Rail Read.
DEPARTURE OF TRlfNs

siail tram, northwaFd leaves Mt. Dallas station
ct $40 P m, arrives al Huntingdon at 5.55 p. III.
Accommodation, northward, leaves Mt. Dallas al
e25 A. m, arrives at Huntingdon at 1885 p. m.
3daH train, southwark, leaves Huntingdon, az
e. m, arrives - Mt. Dallas at ll.10 q. N.
Accommodation, southward. leaves Huntingdon
al : p, m, arrives at BIT. Dallas at 10 p. M
line Of coacnes fron Bedford, connects viii
the trains at Mt. Dallas, leaving Bedford ar a. m
and 4 y. n.
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s~A telegram from Washington states that
Gen. Sherman has announced IN +bo s,,.,....

iment that he has opened communication with
sen. johnston with a view 10 tbs surrsndar d
.the tcrces commanded by taa latter o,Fi...r ~.
stae "a same terms as were agreed upon between
Generals Grant and Lee, and that !, o,sa ~
hsved they would be accepted.
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ez>Ti Baltimore Gazette, Of the l 5th inst.
Says, 'Ftory reaches US from Philadelphia tc
sthe effq that the War Department has refused
ito rccqiZe the call OF certain citizens of Vir.
4ginia t,ssemble at Richmond to take into con
.siderath the future policy of the State Gen
ieral WtLel, who sanctioned the call, has beer
sremovi from his command, we are told, anJ
.Gene1 Patrick has been directed to take his
place II few days, when General Ord viii
.be puh permanent command. The action OF
.Genef Weitzel is eaid TO have been unauthor-
lied Fthe Government, and the loyal support.
aers ofIe Administration are represented as de-
Irivintreat satisfaction from his removal
ItEreported from Washington that Secreta-
ry 9ard has already forwarded dispatches to
Eurf apprising the various foreign Govern
lnenthat the rebellion has been crushed, and
noting them ia plain terms that Confederate
vesa must no longer be allowed te snssc for
eigEiEts.
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Ashmnn, Of Massachusetts, bade him goodbye,
When the excitement at the theatre was at
.iis widest height, reports were circulated that
Secretary Seward had also been assassinatea.
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3 uehb " az otoWe ana geOn Cenerat barnes
Z assisted by Surgeons Crane, Curtis, Woodward
.9and other emiQent medical men.
8 The coffin is Of mahogany, covered viii
aback eloth. and lined with lead, the latter be
ssing also covered with white satin.
q The silver plate upon the coffin over the breas
ssbears the following inscription:
& Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President o
q the United States, Born, February r. 1909
ADied, April 10, 1865.
# The remains have been embalmed by Doc
stors Brown and Alexander, who, it will be re
ssmembered, embalmed the body Of little Will,
D ssLincoln.
81 THE INAUGURATION or PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
q WAsHIEGToN, April 15.-At an early honl
.sthi5 morning the Hon Edwin NJ Stanton, Sec
|rotary Of War, sent an official communication
$50 the Hon Andrew Johnson, Vice President
#that in consequence Of the sudden and unex-
8pected death Of the Chief Magistrate, his in
#auguration should take place as soon as posi-
i BILE, and requesting him 10 stale the place and
ehour at which the ceremony should be perfor.
gmed
4 Mr.. Johnson Immediately re piled that II
7wouid be agreeable 10 him 10 have the proceed
sings take place at his rooms in the Kirkwood
House Us soon as the arrangements could be
perfected. Chief Justice Chase was informed
4ot the fact and repaired to the appointed place.
Gin company with Secretary McCulloch, Of the
sIreasury Department; Attorney General Speed.
8F P Blair, Sr., Ion. III Blair, Senators Foot,
8of Vermont, Ramsey of Minnesota; Yates. Of
sIIlinos; Stewart, Of Nevada; Hale, of New
;Hampshire, and Gen. Farnsworth, Of Illinois
At II O'Clock the oath Of office was admin
sstered by the Chief Justice of the United
Estates in his usual solemn and impressive man.
sner.
! lgr. johnson received the kind e,,nrassio,s of
the gentlemen by whom he was sgrround ded in
Sa manner which showed his earnest sense Of
sthe great reseonsibilityso suddenly deyoIyed nm
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Capture of Mobile.

Three Thousand Prisoners--Tbree Hun
dF8d Guns.
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President Lincoln and Secretary Seward
MIR. Lincoln shot Eord's Theatre
Seo'y. Stewards Throat Cur.
3Iabr Seward also Stabbed by the same Man
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The following article We clip from the In.
41rsr' 1t vas not banded to Us for publica-
ten as the proceedings would indicate, which
will account for its non-appearsnce sooner.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-31

FOR sALB-1he fine flmsy residence. centrally
and autiful Situatei, on the north west corner
Ci Nor j High and Union .eetg.
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The Washington Chronicle says Gen.
Butler "gOes back to his homo with the
kindest feelings for Mr.. Lincoln and his
Administration, and will there await any
call the Executive may make" The
Chronicle also remarks:
Lctus, lift is necessary to criticise his
military operations IN the field, not fail to
honor his splendid services on three sever
al occasions, when he saved three great
capitals from riot and bloedshed-Balti-
m0.c, New Orleans, and New York. We
aver. as we believe, that no man living
could have done 80 well ss Butler, in has
daring, prompt, yet prudent dealing with
the people and the perils Of these great
cities on certain historic occasions. We
ne ID not extend these remarks. Their SIN =
pie mention should be suiiicent, without al
iuding to other proofs Of his genius and his
courage, % make his name dear 10 every
true friend Of the Republic, and 20 cause
the SANDER Of the men who have always
maligned him, to fall hurtless at his feet. "a
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Wonderful Discovery.

The latest foreign news contains the
following item
The london Times says even the most
rabid northern journals admit that the
Wilmington expedition has come to a
miserable conclusion The whole tenor
Of Affairs is favorable 20 the C0nfede-
rates
The proprielors Of the London Times
the RothschIIs-ars deeply interested
in the rebel loan, and hence they seiz-
ed Wilmington failure as a perfect god
send, to run up Southern stocks. A
single failure, after a series Of brilliant
victories, is urged as proof thai the re-
bel cause is in favorable condition.
But what will the Times say Eow? By
this time it has beard Of the fall Of all
the forts a. the mouth of the Cape
Fear River.
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County Court--Bedford
County

u. =. BousOn anu wife.
a. Petition for Partition OF Land.
Amanda Gshhsrr.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING To THE SAT-
i isfsetion OF the Clerk and Master that the de-
landant is noI resident OF the StSte Of tennessee
% hag the ordinary process Of law cannot be SER
we'd on him, it Is ordered that publication ne made
'E the Nashville Union, newspaper published in
the city Of Nashville, for four consecutive weeks.
requirisg said Amanda Gabbert 70 appear before
the CouBty COurt Of Bedford county, st the court
room ID SheeyEille on the first Monday in March
next, % plead, answer or dsEnur 70 eonnpIainanfs
biz, the w be taken for confessed and set
tor heHuns e pare. $500.
JoS II. THOMPSON, C.kM.
WN WIsENER, SrN Sol. Jan3I-WatN
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FOR sALB--.he model Dwelling west side of
spruce street 81 house north Of Broad, the lot
running through TO McFlInOre street.-the resi-
dence OF the Clerk and Master 10 Chancery-em-
braces all the modern improvements, and Is
truly well bIlt and convenient house
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-31

FOR THE house,
WIN. b. LEWIS.
SAIL J. CARTER.
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FOR TLOkTER

We place at the head Of our columns
today the name Of Dr. Hudson, the
candidate for hoater for this district,
We hope to have the entire ticket in
fey daYa
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DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

Il. s. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
vs.. Information
945 Volumes Books seized as the No. a.
properly cf John L. Hopkins.
DURSUANT To THE COMMAND OF A VEN
citioni EEponss issued in this cause from ssid
Court on Tuesday the 3lst day Of January, 1856,
between the hours Of 10 and IL O'clock 1t the store
hou q adjoining the City Hotel on the south, for
merry occupied by Messrs. A. J. Duncan Co., on
the pulse squsre IN Nashville, Tenn =, viii sell
for ea@h, 10 the highest bidder at pubic suction,
the follow ng property, seized and condemned IN
sid cause b. sad Court forfeited 70 the United
States, TO wit 245 Volumes Of Books.
EDWIN r. GIASCOOK,
Jsnl1-4t Marsha Middle Dist Tennessee
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Sale Of Condemned Grain.

WILL BE SOLD, AT AUCTION, on sATUR.
W DAY, February 4th, At 20 a. m al the North
Western Gram sheds
2l35 Sacks Of Oats. aad
so Sacks Of Corn
By or1erof BTeYet Brig Gen. J. L D0yALDsoS.
GEJ. B H1BBARD, Capt 4 A q n.
r ". LIZ Auctioneer.
nashville. Jan. 2Q-6f
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State Of Teanessee.--Bed-
ford County.
JANUARY RULES, 1865.

VIM Il. Wisener, ST., Surviving Executor Of Flower
SWift's VIII,
j. IAN Cotner and vile, and others
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
the Clerk and Master from complainants bill,
that the defendants samuel Saiit and other
children Of Jacob W. Swift deceased, if any, are
nOn-resSents It the State Of Tennessee, and reside
in the State Of Arkansas, the ordinary process
OF law cannot bs served upon them II Is therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master thar publication
be madoin the Nashyi lie Union, a newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Nashville, for four succesFc
weeks requiring ne defendants to appear at the
nexs term Of the Chance Court, to b. held in the
Wn of Shelbyvfe, on the LIST Monday after the 4th
Monday ia February, 1866 to plead, answer or de-
muir to complaints bill, OF the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing &C parte T.
them. W. j. WHITTHOkNE g. q Ms
VIZ H. WIsFEER ST. Sol. jsn3l-W4ts
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A dowr-east editor declares that mod
esty Is quality that adorns woman,
but ruins man.
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A writer on natural history gives the
following definition Of aram "A ram
j. an animal whose butt is OF the wrong
end OF him
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Gov. Andrews, Of Massachusetts, in
his late message says there are about
100000 more women than men IN that
State
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State of Tennessee.---Bed
ford County.
IL CHANcERY AT sRELBYvnLl

n CHANCEkf At shLLblNILLE.
Sanford seEen, and v ie Margaret seweu.
Isl
e. n. Ray.
IsIT APPEARS TO THE SATISFACTION OF
~ the Clerk and Master that the defendant has
removed beyond this STATE, il ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication Be made II the
Nashville Union, 8 newspaper published Ia the City
al Nashville weekly for tn ee weeks, the last pub
estou 10 Be ct lesst one week before the hrst Non
dav saer the fourth Monday 10 February next, nc
Irving said defendant % sppear 81 thEt tme nc the
,oJrt room 10 the town OF ShelbTTille, Bedf "a
: upty, Tennessee, then and thsre 20 plead demur
OF answer said bill, or the same vii be taken for
,onfessed, and set f.r 5eaTing or Pdrts
". J. WHIrThORNE, 2. I'M
WHH WIsENER, b., Sol. jAn3l-W4ts
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II you wish to cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the aew Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Masonic.
Notice.
10 al Whom 4 may Concern

I HAVE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
Of the assets OF the late firm OF Trabus Lu ua,
- the Urited States Circuit Court for the Middle
District Of Tennessee. Al persons indebted 70 said
late firm wifi fad II . their in erets to settle their
accounts vi me without suit, and thereby avoid
cost once, Cedar street, one door below SUNNI. r
fp3I-Im9 r. Mop. SMITH
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GENERALIZATION County.

TAKEN up BY Philip Overall, living in Edgafeld,
i one Sonel Mare, with white face white spot on
len shoulder, aud white ring around fore and hind
feet, about l4@ hands high, about seven wears old
VITA sore on back supposed to be made ~ the sad
die. Value az $40.
TAKEN UP by Michael COster, living in Nash
yille IN the 5ih ward on tn IA OF December last
one U are, snppo ed 10 be i've yea old 10 hands
high, with three Of her feet sore, left foot badly
swo leo, sore back, Oi black color NJ other marks
peIcepubie. ALEX. MCDANIEL,
jsusl-W3tH Ranger OF Davidson county
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The population Of San Francisco is
10000. In IS4S the number Of inhab-
itants was $50
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Bargsin1 in Boots and Shoes at G. ".
FAN 4 Co.'S Hardware Store.