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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

Aa e"'ylo be see" G.d operated % Cs Ap-
Preeiatsd.
Coll and see for yourself before rurchas-
ing. Please bring sample Of various kinds
OF thread, (auch isis usually found Mt storcs)
and various kinds Of fabric. which ypu know
the former most popular Sewing N ciincs
either cannot ,rork at oil, or, at best very i'm
perfectly.
GUYHAl0RlTY
over any ct or Machine IN the market will
be seen at Il glance.
list. It runs easily and rapidly, and is 20
constructed ~ tO endure all kinds Of usage
2nd. No breaking of threads in going
over seems.
3rd. No imperfect action of the feed at
n:evcn places in the work.
4sh. Tie Wccd-stitch catches of itaeli
AID will seS from the finest lace to the heay.
lest leather. aud from 2Qc cotton to coarse
linen thread.
5th. The Weed Machine will do besrt'-
ful quilting on the bare wadd:ng, W, h, t
ls'ng inner lining thus leaving it soft ~ {
Ion. ny hand
6h. The vari. ty Of fancy work that cop
T., dC:.e IN the re-. -, ...,.s .-.... ~ -.-..-
WEED MACHINE,
With 70 !tte trole eait equal, not tLPeror -
Six Machines combined; for ,instsnce il Binds H. ms,
Tucxs and ths band At the time and In fac;
the .Hrr.r Etw3 80
WEEU No N.iCHINE.
as before stated Is equivalent to conbinst. Of any
six ordinary mach res 1900.
Order. t,r IN chaes may he sen: through the Ancri-
can Advertising Agency, $50 Broadway, N. r.
Below We give few prices -
No. ! OF! Rl.c> Walnut. osnamsnssd with l'ensr
$50 %
No. q OIL r acE Walnut Vail Case. OrnsmeEt.d
With :le,nnrr. cS %
4" Extra Oil Polished B,ass Walnut, Hal; Gaze
La'Sc TA,e. hea t'u'iv ''rrsauented IS %
.. WEED SEWING MACHINE CO..
$50 Broadway New Yo'k.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
Colonel John K. Miller.

This Esstleman Is now commanding brigade Of
cavalry in the District Of East Tennessee wehays
received communication advocating his claims 10
s seat In Congress frOm the arst District. We
would take pleasure IN publishing the eOumunieA-
ton If I; were not eight or ten pages long
without disparAging The claims Of others, We hes
iGass not TO say that Col. Miller would make eff
fciens ahd worthy member Of Congress. Though
not an orator or spesksr, he Is man Of sterling
common sense and Judgements industrious and
prompt and possessed Of good hsbits-
4 moro thorougb, radical, and consistent Union
InAn cannot be found in the State.
Ii elected, we would bet our bottom dollar be
would not bs,rsy his Constituent and go ever 70 the
As the people Of East Tennessee know, Uoioasl
Miller has rsndered splendid service Ia the for
The supprsssiee Of treason and rebellion. lie would
make ali sctivs working, ueofal member Of Con-
gryes
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RFlg. Gea. nenalasen.

THE gentleman l. The chlse Quaftarmasier 10 the
Department commanded By Maj Gen, TbomsA with
BIZ headquarters ~ Sahville We have had fre-
susnt occasions 10 call upsa him. In ki. ofacia CO.
psety sad We pFcssi 80 say that East Tennessee
hiss No better friend 10 The army We have foand
hiia % he what the Chief QaaFtermsssef Of great
Department ought te be--a hard.wosklng, coppe-
tent lsithfai and Reniieashly oslcet. We esHh-
deaily expect Lin % be bsevettea Major General 10
dAie from the battle Of Nashville In which he COM
mAnded division Of QgArsermssssr's men, Who
were organised and armed by himself 50 highly
did General Thouima GAinh Of this uniqus prganisa-
ton, that he assigned L. under General DOualdscn
position In his order Of battle Gen. Miller, who
Is = good cfieer and brave man, was equally an-
der Geo. Sssadman, The one having ~ prominent .
position as the ether Gen. Miller has been hreyes
Ted Major General. aud 50 has Qnartermasts Allen,
Of Louisville and both deserved the promotion, ff
they have worked bard and have been faithful
throughout the war Bat We claim all this for Gen.
Donaldson, whcse services have been as important
a. those Of any man In the service. Look al him
IN the great Atlantis eampaigsi His services went
Gar toward making thss campaign s~sacoaas and ID
closing out tho war The President knows Gea.
Donaldson well--he appreciates biz valuable ser.
vioss-and win do him justice by giving him thi'
merited promotson, and the more 50, because such
promotion adds no additional expense 10 the Gov.
ernusat
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senator gsadolph.

THIS gentleman represented The Dstrict composed
Of the counties Of Greene, Cooke, SEWER, Blount
Sc 10 the late session Of our State Legislature He
Is now = candidate Eor Coagress in the Firsi Die
tsict whers they are not likely TO want soF cand-
dsse. Without intending 70 ueddle IN that race
VIC take occasion b endorse Mr.. RABdoiPhs course
~ general thing 70 the late senste and should
be sorry % see his seat vaeAsea in that body. He
breasted the storm of conservatism, rebel sympathi-
ze-, coPperheals and ihsrigues, from arst 70 lsst
and stood ike The rock OF Gibralter for the Union
and Tor the rights and interests Of loyal msn. The
Senate was loyal and noble body, and Randolph
wss a. true and firm a. any man there,
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assa Il me iassli.lsM Easl 1nansssss ara greatly
sisgntsa VIII Tsita end coasldsss klsa nalssnss
shd cheat upen "a hsAsst eoAmanliy. This blend
further said the 1uAgA dismissed ~ Jurors wlshaas
making 10 them sspiis.sstasy speaeA, enleslsins
thea, on tie iAlshf alsoAsss q siF duties, q hss
ben his cussoa With CHER Jaries
This l. fortunate Cor the juross foF they sill loose
nothing by frggs neglect ia this iBsianes in shs
good opinion Of those whose resPecs Is 10 hdeaied
I've mean loyal raea, TIE enmiiy Of Tngs and
those srho s~erss Ai,H Is The most satisfactory and
sufficient sstesiatiua % The character of gentle
nah aud loyaliFe while their applause i an srga-
menl of suspieieA.
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Fer the knoxville VIII
The Christian Commission.

As the war L practically over, it Il 10 expected
that the tSp Commissions which have teen twin
Angels Of Mesey win eesse thsir operations tahe
On some new form or kind Of labor The Sanitary
is doing the latter yOur rosder viii see by teir
communication and purposes - enter upon the ban
Efficient work Of srat9isOss collecting the back pay
Of deceased soldiers, receiving pensions Cor the
widow and orphan.
The Christian Commission l. about 10 close IL Of.
Cos not for want Of work though some kinds may
be the decrease, YET, dropping IL Sanitary Do
partment there would be enough - Sisely employ
twics or thrice IL lab0Fsrs.
IL a single week, not long dncr, there has been
Issued 70 iadirdazts $40 shirts, 200 handkerchief
and towels, 900 sheets of paper with envelope,
not 70 count the Combs needles, skeIns Of thread,
buttons, Prei peas and holders, 10 estimate the
bulky articles viz: potStoe. krouL pickles, onions
fruit, 81.
The cfics VI the Commission j. SION 10 b. closed,
because delegates cease b come ~ the army, and
the lsb1rers now at thi, pos. msi.tergturn homs--
Rsy. T. Brigham, known % all - 3 faithful worker,
being about 70 reeoiye honorable discharge from
seryics and BIZ associate being constrained 70 hear
the OH repeated aud earnest call u his parish In the
old Bay State ss they AK, Il net the war over
But The reading department i /; hopsl, otsy be
Kept ap for the present
The Rev. J. 7. Mason, Vi Joiaesboro', has kindly
oonssnll, a .bor VI lUye, Ia addition 70 his du-
ties sanitary Agoht - tas The oversight Of this
department and Chsplsins arc invited to csii upon
him tor a supply for their rpgimenb
As No arrangements have yet been ,aade Tor
keeping opsa the library In which many Of The sol
lers have beeoms deeply interested Il {. requested
that all the books be Immediately returned.
The writer cannot foFbsar 10 add that be shah
gratefully remember the pleasant association with
friends Ia Knoxville, the respectful treatment
AMI sttsnti9n Vi solaier and the universal Kindness
and courtesy Of their ofiiesrs aud other officials and
when constrained 70 esye this Geld OF labor Tor his
home amid the H0t o.s beautiful, bat leas fruitful
hills II Berkshire II win Be With regret and pleas
ant resolletions Of KnoHvle viii ever dwell In his
memory ". II. L0saLEY,
Agent u. s. G. q.
KsoxvILLE, June IS, 1865.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

THK deYeut adherebts Of the &C. S. A. have
been anxiously inqulFiag for their Prosident-sinea
Jefersans was eelipsed in the mysterious folds
OF petticoat The New York Commercial throws
soa light upon the question, who + the rebel Pres
tdent 1t says that since the capture Of Davis and
Stephens, che Presidency Of the Southern Confei-
eracy dsyolyas upon the Speaker Of the rebel HDss
Of Congress. Thomas =. Bocook, Of Virginia, i
the fortunate individual lie has not yet made his
appearance 70 receive the oath Of office but l. sup
posed in anticipation Of the event of his ascssssz
- be bisily employed, 10 retirement on his inaugu-
raj. Among the Arst documents submitted 1, bis
consideration win doubtlsS be certain official reports
nom Generals Johnston, Leo aud Taylor
The hrsI message Of President Coeock win be
looked for by the trembling deyoses Of Dixie Sifh
- much anxiety AA . new revelation was iolad for
By the disciples Of dos Smith. Let the world have
hls Siswa on ths exact worth Of Confederate bonds
and on the slavery question which has the merit Of
being novel subject
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haze wasis8 - much Il on ne Il . gsod eahse,
aaa - 40 fssors Eor n yel We essm tbst 80 hsgs
done saash to entiGs Is % soms little censidsta.
tiea. re hays fulfilled or eontsaet--servsa du.
ring ihe waF-whieh Il new ended and we ssk u
b discharged
WIN yon friend Editor, publish Gar sppealf--s
WIN the pspsFsaof our country repablish q, Tor
rsthsf speek for s Talking b. writing 4 moi our
fSrss We ere sccsstotaea 70 other lanEnags and
afgaaleas.l WIN Che ihaashiial statesmen 81 our
country interest lhsmsslyes in our belalfF We aak
no honers The proud consciousness Of hA4iag done
oar daly, Ia The hour Of oar eountrys peri, 4
enough. We bat ask, mott respectfully, thai our
suparicfa g justice 70 She
YEfKHAN =
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The Exceptions % the Amnesty Proc.
ianlalinn.

The Presidents amnesty proclamation has scs
people 70 thinking over the exceptions b the grace
Il announoes.
Tue New York World thinks that the nuu,bsr Of
these dsbarrsd from mercy for the present has been
grestiy exaggerated. homo authorities have set Il
as high n half the entire South. a calculation Of
the exceptions eompels 10 mach knowledge that We
do not possess says the World, that Il must, 10 n
great extent Be prohlemetical. We have no coma
plete lists Of tho rebel army, mons OF the civil
mefation Of ita govornmsnt The greatest trouble
win be 10 determine the status Of wealth In the
South which thousand circumstances effect, in or
der 10 get Al the real number of those worth over
twenty thousand dollars.
There arc altogether in The rebel limits only about
Eve millions Of white people ~ they have Lost By
war smigrstion, &c, fully thirty per cent Of their
population 10 1860. The loss Of property has been
greatsrat least forty per cent. In great part Of
Che Southland whereas in 1890 The actual value Of
eli individual property, including slaves, three
billions Of dollars Il e 10 1885, including the slaves
who are property no longer, and who were before
rated At sixteen hundred millions Of dollars only
cay one thousand millions.
There Is really little leit bat lhs land, and this
unfenced. The farming land and farming tools Of
the section we're worth Ia 1850 500. 900, COO Its
live stock, which vas rated 1t Szso 100000 Is not
now worth t2e, coo, 900. The per capita wealth Of
people In Northern States i about Ssoo--ons man
IN dry being worth 50 coo and one In two hundred
$4,000 There were probably IA 1850 . hundred
and ffly thousand 10 the rebeliOas States worth
over $4,000. The most Of these being Shareholders
devoted the bulk Of their means 10 the common
caass and have lost II. Those who kept Confederate
money are destitute Of al bat land those who kept
stocks nnd them deprecated almost 70 worthless
mas; few took mortgages real estate and hold
them Il Il Improbable that there at present IN
the South or that part Of Il sGbugated eighty th0u
asnd men worth $4,000 or these we may st two-
thirds ~ advocates Of the rebellion.
The whole South has turned cat during the war
bat one million two hundred thousand soldisrs.-
The mass Of these have been AZ times withdrawn
and again re-sniisted. There have bsen about sir
Of The total ranking a. colunel two hundred sfe
dead OF exiled
Tho following table Is believed 70 present god
estimate
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TRUsTER,R aALE

T 81 deed Of sgf sEssassd - DAnls D. Fpafs
ID trustee, hs in u Nay 1859 70 sscsrs aass
asssy 80 esftala asoB q nsssy, IN sad
sssa 81 - y ths hgrst bidder, To- cash IN keDd, Il ne
cssr Hoass door MagYTs Saturday, hs lafA asy
Iay nex tsc los parcels o. ad o. SAD D. D. Evats
stheg ~ estimation ae back iaad attached
Asfst n BooH eSaay 10 Csdss Cove ia ths ish eiyH da
te eoinog TIE lands 81 George Rossa, HshFy Campbell,
sPsah = Reagan as3 others, where sa4 RoateS flg
hSs sash te - Is b Vsassd b. aid desd Of vn b
zeal % HIGH BxSRY Tr,.,,.
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ALL Italy seems 10 mourn sincerely Tor President
Lincoln. The staients Of the University Of Neples
four hundred Ia number, have prepared an address
10 the Government Of the United States on the a.
sAsslnatioH Of President Lincoln, and have taken il
in procession ~ the American Consulate In the town
name Of the beautiful Toledo street 10 lincoln
siT
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Resarn Of Glen. TIIls0n.

The War Department having declined % accspt
the resignation a Gen David Tilseh, he repora he
last Of The month te Gen. Thomas for duty Sc lie
true man, - able engineer, and valuable ofseer
70 The Government The loyal mon Of East TeB.
assses place high estimate upon bin, and would
thank The General In Chief to place him amosg
item.
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1A.a.... Z e.r.l a-.i ssA.r.. g. all.saa q. $40.

oSnorEity dese ths ease hy saId csart A
IT, Apr tsr 1855 WI se Friday July 81 tss hasse
aud le The nor side Of Man street. KnexTc Of fe
Court House, adjoining j. H. ArmbtTeags store house On -
and Wa Pops TIE Also ssaaA hoass en- tse
Eest Rds o. Cay street occupied b. George Smith ssls
shop Also tas shares o. ttock IN The KnoRTsIe Gas L
cepEny and said 6nse interest 10 ihe pipes axares AL
real estate Of said company Ass N hast kaexvis Ne
-, and lot rear The sepst, No. Notc a II aosths
xh nterrss yin be required Sih god secaTty ana Bsn
retained t The purchase money s pail The eqalty 81 re-
demPuon Is taken away. D.A. pEADkRICE G. M
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Farm FOR SALE

IN THE BEAUTIFUL VALLEY %
Il Sca Markss. szA hals z,ts ~ IN r; N
MARKET, JeasFsu cnEntys rrHu cBssatuaz a. nf "
qEsity ~ rehBesse taraiag iagi firSe l
Ia kiEh - cultivation WIKI u-sap
IasPFSycnsents-s sasd dwelling bess -Snoks h1a t-fr
stables aad cFls, Our q tir tsg spFHC~ East fz
With god rcck sFTiag hGu-z cf-s IT, Tia Etgh- h-
1bicnE1llanlia- vtss q tn Esss
AL Nirginis Rzrusi Tor saii-s- VII D. ai5-rrs l Al
cab. - tl6a sFru % suti tie cesfFusr 7f F7r
jnHsl4-tf Nj ~ .F
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Knoxville, Tsaa., June q, ices.
oar Paper aud Job once.

Ne aow have number one dob 0flee. and We
sr5 prepared 10 execute good work upon short
r,tos. Call and try us.
A. =, car pApey, We have taken steps 10 enlarge
- the size o. the largest paper Of The country in
crossing Il TIVE columns ia width, aud an equivalent
Ia lepgth without increasing the price The ar
raugegneHi Sill le completed a soea as can get
,hg necessary materials here from Cincinnati
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Imnortani Notice.

We arc authorized BY Captain WiIlisn r. Tracy,
CclulissaTy II General Gilouls division. to state
hist be Is paying 81 vouchers and memorandum re-
oslrss given by himself Captain Trscy's head
GsTtcrs are II Lonoirs Staten, tweatythrss milos
west oi knoxville Those hsyiag CsPtAin TrScyt
-e,eipts ana vouchers for beof and other supplies
all ho paid promptly or calling on him Al Lsnor .
Station
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ATTACHMENT

WElszm fsssasen Va SosePkas Gsd bsa. lSA
THE PLAINTIFF, On AFFIDAVIT,
ths dsfanisnts indebted h aaa ahseszd
az conceal enssis st ne orlHaEy 81 lac eaanS
Be served uPsn ha having obaiHs ofiEaai athRsBi
GszEst tse estate ~ Defendants made beora jobs
saageon. 9esse of Ne Peace so Hsaat and ne
kayas eeen lvea on tsiT pFoPSFy u a sr3ersd - sad
Justice As Ne asfa1aas sppsaf begs ha - ia oee Il
Aaaas soasg friday. ne sstA ear If August fs6e
we Be proceeded ulsh psrs. n q tathsr 0rssd tAl
aet1es - pahlisbsa ~ four seeky n 6Eesnes wk.
lssl-kUFf3s JOHN J. HppaEoNs, = P.
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cHANoRRY CoURT-KEOxvILLR.
SAFES

JsAa 7. KsEesa -. r. ~ ESFasysss
KecsEJAaes Nih decree uads Ia ths eansu Al De ADg
tern. iso, 81 saa cogri WI sell e TIE A0ass
kae1fss 81 Friday The Sia dag q Jaly hozss AID
ei % oa u kS0xyEe, oRrsd b. Tsspaaasn lying
H street, GDa vest o. Pspaf sgest saA 3yi8es SS Jsa
r. oSSssS TesdeaeS aad eozndsd - Rabnn Gar
H. eFsd u II nosihs, sh interest," vIhssl nc egaty
Of Fe4nPan taking bosd Win AppFeFea saSarty rsta
Ing Hen tiH pad. tu D.A. DgADERick, O an
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STOCKHOLDERS Of the first National Bank will
please Observe notice Ia thia days Issue. Wetob-
serve all those who have LITTLE spare money nov
are subscribing 70 the $40 loan. This il the peo
pies icssr and the popular lssa and those wha
wish 70 Invest must cali:soon The third snd last
series Is beiag Issued at this Bank
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Ls0, ARsshss aaahasai. sted ast ~ lisa q a.
- axss 81 8serFr an1ifn aa1
eRers hs saaFa o. sysamese sresk Ia sa eoenty 49,
saael Dotaon having sued out staehmsn sFainst
Barnard Soc tEo kRaru4 and sy 3oara, Ana levied a o.
Aszvs tract 81 Ana aad dssfss Pascseh b sas 20 ss
ssaaat saFvsra ne ia day % gssy aad EAes
veg iaagment sd Hss be saa Ayos ssd pCsoa
tsSl-au PSI THOMAS 4. RAFfS, p
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rs Sssds0ss ssesse msls 81 sed cause
10 April teTa isss, yin EEL he house asog IA
kno1ss Friday As Elsa dag q Jsy asx eEsau Fsa e.
lats bsoagnE 70 said LAaaF aE and noFsh 81
vile, that T. tract 81 Ana 81 Ehou -
% reserved nrom EAs Ais0 abos ~ aosaaF
ths snxies and Kennedy laRds Aiso ~ nt1 ssesa Knx
Cos saitios - knoEvs nesf he Railroad dsposs Tm
ent ssheat taa eqaF % Tsdsuptioo taking beaFiaR
interest," aad retaining isa t % parehass Esaey q pa&
suceut edsss "a TIE cases u
Fsgsirsa down. issi-t9 D. 4. BRADKRfCK, c An
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BaIeADiER GEsEEAL JonS IT, JANEs Quarter.
master General Of Tennessee, Is nov here, paying
shs Gillem vsuehers. His Office is In the building
Of The First National Bank, whore General Carter
had his Office ~ Provost Marshal General
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aHERTFR,a RALR

WILL ss a the boass a. KsozsHe % sstsr.
dsy, Tie ssh dAg o. yaiy, 1870 aH TIE FFt title aoa
mand that tehn Tools has Ia aha % egftsa sSt q land
= he iith siy altt Of kH9x oSanty aaaaing
foeis VIA fses sad ssrs, eoatsiHlsg 10 ssid
property g he cash IN hand satisfy rdgmensH
n sAYag % Uses Henry and sss 10 Aver Of g. h Ne
Cennen, ieHs4e A. n HRaWBEW asex4
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MONRY LORT

/ OSf, ON SATURDAY, 17ra Instant.
~ ~ stds~ lady sisg IN shisissssHn ether on the goaS
% o. 81 Eat KnoHys nyoas Dollars aud Thirty ars o.
Ferry esntAFlgs aaart and b goi4 and TIE bal
ssee IN gseenhaeks he Eod aaa silver saa esther
parse he sesneaeks assusd H. sad ths shois sGn
Ptsce 81 sgrsted cloth. he an5sg Hhsrsy gssrSFa
b. having & = thls osses. 5szIIas
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CIRCUIT CoURT-sEvTKRvTLLY

IIalotaF tAaaaitr g. S3Aa 8 AeAaa9 aad otA<Tt
IT appearing hat gehn McSett asa-rssaens sf ts
state % Tennessee and that attAchment
levied his ProPg Il e esdsrsa that PabcaoA Be nads
Tor fozr vssss IN BgosRsst Fhg naanG defendant
Appear before The circuit esyisfVs Monday
u Iuly 1885, defense othsrWise iss
nsns " assAalt Stl Be taken agsisgl Nh.
teat.is pB Mn. n. BURNETT Clara
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e. o,ae,rar g. -. R.r..,l.l,.

seeoFdAnea uish decree E1sde IN this April
terra lsso o. sad eear va sell, a. tie house
10 hno1yoa Friday JAY Sigt fss5 Tracts 81 Land
property q respondent, yiag h EHaS e9snty,
GteeA aed Copper Atsa, seninE tie aHas Of n HeRaa
4. PazksF, haan TisFy and VsFl a ereait and q
snahs utAou, The right 81 FssPSa lak8ar bsaas AssFnE
interest," vh good BsaFtty 81 the peFshass moseE al
tslaing lea iHl esi5 ~ D. 4 BEADRRlcE q ku
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TAG Young Mems Christian Association will meet
In the ehapa 81 the Female IastIlale, on Main
s.fees, Friday evening q o'clock. prompt and
faIl stsoRdahee b desired fs the pufIoas Of ADOPT
log constitution and bylaws.
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DWELLING HOUSE,
IR sTRTRRs on M TnMN

u q DaEdrfhza Tenn. HitA - EF zrr- f1uz
The situation Ihs Aesf che y
dwelling ho-e esntais- -V aud Atrhs- sijluss
good smoke hous- Kni ur6f .r-uais
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FOR LBASE OR RENT,

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Wanted 70 Rent

A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE. vra
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