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BOxD's MAGNIFICENT
Addition to Nashville.
And
The cOOkrlIis Spring Tract,

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cats trluefiT slii =. aHrlsn-a.i 20 .lrr r.,f ~
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SPBCIALNOTICES.
5000.

A man with the above amount Of capital
can learn ofs good opportunity oiinvesting
the same against an equal amount invested
bv the advertiser, in q safe and reliable
business that viii pay from Twenty 70
Thirty Thsusand Dolsars per year.
For particulars, address,
ENTFRPETsE,
sepl6-lwl Box 700, Nashville. Tenn.
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ATrtNr. Sent ID

ATLANTA, Sept -.
CorroN. Light Offering stock, demand
not active, a. from 2saa2yr. e b., accord
ing To quality and condition.
FACTORY GOODs.-Iu brisk demand, with
but light stocks on market; tax NOT paid
VIII have % be- paid before shipment 4
sheeting 2s93Oe. p yaadi * ahirting 25c B.
yard; q shIrtiug 2O'.; o-uaJurgs 2Ua22c. 4:
thread - 1JM3 e bunch.
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GOV. Morton has issued his proclamation
for special session of the Indiana Legisls-
ture, to he convened on the 18th Of Eovem-
Der.
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NOTIOR.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 80,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department of the
can have their claims prop
srly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
csipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness nom the Government.
ieS0-tf II. TOEPERs Co.
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GRKAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs Il
Co's.,-super Silk Brocsde, French Grens-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French JscOnsts.
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F. P. Cone has furnished u with a copy
Of Cooley for October, ag excellent number.
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the court trying the cause heard all. And
this court, while trying this cause, could
well look to what the President Of the
United States had determined was justice 70
the Government and to much greater Offer
ders than even Adams, Rodgers 4 Co., would
make Miss Latilnsr. That, however great
may be the reuoEn, however high the posi-
ton Of Gen. Thomas, yet the President Of
the United states, BY virtue of his Office, was
the Commander-in-Ch Chief Of the army and
naviel thereof, aud no man coald deem the
official acts Of President johnson q re1,roach
10 General Thomas. -
7 Vim. Collier starts this morning with the
Odd Fellow Delegation for Baltimore. He
will visit New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, before he returns, for the purpose Of
selecting g large stock Of goods for the fall
trade, in his department Of business. We
heartily wish him ana the entire delegation
a pleasant trip and a safe return home.
Our business is 50 great at present, that We
cannot make one Of the party. We are
proud to know, however, that Nashville
will be ably represented by distinguished
members Of the Paternity.
We are indebted to W. C. Collier for Go
dey's Lady's Book for October, a superb
number, and for Louisville and Ciuelnusti
paperI.
A delegation Of Odd Fellows depart from
ibis city Tor Baltimore this morning for the |
purpose Of participating in the ceremonies
ofdedicating the wildey Monument on the
2Oih inst. Amongst hem are W. C. Col
her, the popular young news dealer, and
Jas. II. Bell, Of the Gazette We wish them
a p easaut trip.
Wigfall has crossed the Rio Grapde Bye,
bye, Wig
The deeadenee OF waterfalls will cause a
great falling off Of hair.
Peace has developed a new national spirit,
popularity known as Whisky.
Aht I'm pif'6 Eugene mas a NolhIue OIL
poems in press. It is not stated whether
ler style is epic OF otherwise
A clergyman said in a recent sermon that
he path Of restitGde had been Travelled so
title Of late years it had completely run to
yrass. {
A lady just dead in New York has left the
'ulk Of her property to "societ.es"-lo spite
Ter relatives perhaps.
Artemss Ward says: Il have alters sus-
aimed good moral character. was never
railroad director in my life"
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E. p. Cone has received the October num-
berof Cooley, the Ledger, Clipper, Wilkes
Spirit, Commercial zeitung, Chicago Stats
Zeitung, Boston Pilot, Irish Am ericsn,
Evening Post, Banner Of Lightl.and late
New York, Chicago, and St. Louis dsilies.
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Or. Brockmau guarantees to cure all curn-
BILE diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Gamers
extracted IN from one to four days, without
pain or loss Of a drop of blood. Infrmsry
% Church street, up stairs. lspl6-SI
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C. p. Nichols & Co., 81 Broad stree Agents
for the sale Of Providence Jewelfy, .rs.-
sepl6-3t
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RsLrIroKE. Sent. N

CoFrFE -Transacti1ns confined 10 small
"ts from second hands. Rio may be quoted
al 1919 t 22lz cents, GOLD, according 90
quality.
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just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsoOk, muslins, at phi
vste sale. GKO. SHIELDS Il Co.
jly1-tf IS and q College street.
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Hats, Caps, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received by r. H. THOMPSON,
sepl2-lm % Cherry street.
self Abuse.

This vice, which is never prscticed in
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 elOquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim x
living skeleton. Nor are these its fnEl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To De
cured permanently Of this affection, call Oh
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb26-u
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Last Chance for Bargains.

The Sutler Goods at A. i NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
sardtess of price. Now is your time to get
great Bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, ssrdines, nOtiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
kara
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PHoToeRAPHs.-PhOtographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of the
Cumberland, IS Cedsr street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tf.
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frIaI on MIss Emma LalImer.

Orders for Election Tickets promptly
flled on reasonable terms.
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oHEeARAY INSTITUTE,


ETRENCB AND EECLN8 Boarding a1d I.y
Il -rh4pi lir fouur ladies'. IlI's lu .futi.u.
ipHu't a iu AeW-foll islt 500 rrapen t-gf-iu.ar
~, uaial tho diTeeliln 81 bims 4 FEEs.rI.
aUr.l-fn
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Wholesale and Retail
CANEEROR GREER & co.


In White Goods have qlaas; E-,.
Of Coaka
taiHoral
We specially Ciu,e,
a col
addition lup e of o POI r
NJ the
p pm n
m equa % "a the
experienced New York and Phnderh, who
uIa no ebts
% 81 a au aeou
will
Of 10 wa
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Dissolntion

f'tie - iatrshIp hefet1flTs ezisiar f.farru
4 Wa. ttsHrlF and Mm a.. aNHie. nnIaI tr
Dane ef aiennr q Wh.sa. rfnnrlelaff .u' ifs ar-
nlrH- - lfia alr IITI0IFfsf 81 uIH Iha' rr eanf
u a. tfIfluT fi1ua al.lerrf-f ia PSF inH Earaa u
De aras aah.fat.au Hr aeln .arl
vs.. GLENNF.
MI WAITE,
NassFls, aspg, isla, g, ssPiRH
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C. B. Nichols A Co., 81 Broad street, keep
on hand large assortment of Providence
and Attleboro Jewelry, which they offer at
New York prices. sepl6-3t
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Potatoes. Potatoes,

Very choice Northern Potatoes, for sale 81
very low figures, to close consignment.
CLARK 4 GREGORT,
septl6-3t IS Broad street.
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We are indebted to W. C. Collier for Go.
dey's Lady's Book for October, q superb
number, and for Louisville and Cine,nnsti
papers.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of WaTnink
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprlS-ly
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A lady just dead in New York has left the
bulk Of her property to "societ.es'-to spite
her relatives perhaps.
ARENAS Ward says: Il have alters sus-
tanned good moral character. was never
a railroad director in my life"
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The cheapest place to buy cheap ieWelry
is at C. B. Nichols 4 Co, "a Broad street.
sepl6 st
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Wigfall has crossed the Rio GraDde Bye,
bye, Wig.
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Peace has developed a new national spirit,
popularity known as Whisky.
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The Empress Eugene has volume of
poems in press. It is not stated whether
her style is epic OF otherwise.
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A clergyman said in a recent sermon that
the path Of restitGde had been travelled so
little Of late years it had completely run to
grass.
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Marriage Ijcehses snd every description
Of Law Blanks for sale 81 this Office, Or
printed TO order.
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The decadence OF waterfalls will cause
great falling off Of hair.
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lRRFlE AND DEPARTURE OF TIE FRlIyS

OUE Jos O7EToE.-We are executing every
description Of plain snd fancy Job Print
ipg in the nsatest style, and at the lowest
prisss, ct this Office.
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-sts--
For Sale st this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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AMERICAN F0PICs.
The Recognition Of BslIIsersut RIghts.

In the House Of Commons, on the
llth inst, the question as to whe ther
the government had resolved 10 with
draw belligerent rights from the South,
Of which notice had been given By Mr..
White, was not put
The Morning Star assumes from Mr.
White having been requested 20 post
pone his question, that the question is
under the consideration of the Cabi>
net. and observes Though the with
drawal OF besligerent rights Is no mere
sentimental seton, It would have the
effect Of shutting the Australian ports
to the Shenandoah, and those Of the
West Indies 10 the Stonewall, the only
two privateers now aaoat II would
tend TO expedite the period when the
government Of the Union will raise the
blockade. and permit free intercou rse
with the Southern States
The Morning Post in an editorial on
the same subject, says Mr.. White
postponed his question in the absence
Of Lord Palmerston, but, il Is unques>
tionably ons 20 which an answer must
be speedily given.
The Post says; Il is impossible 70
avoid the conclusion that the Confecer-
ate Government has ceased TO exist
The South ceases 70 be belligerent when
il no longer possesses the means of
prosecuting the war; md asit has al
ready made admission 70 that effect in
the original convention between John
ston snd Sherman, no cause Of CONS
plant viii be given If Neutral Powers
indorae the confession
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By Photograph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Assignment OF Commands 20
Generals.
Governor PleFpont In Richmond.
Citizens Taking the Oath OF AZ
leglanee.
Governor PlerDont In Richmond.
opinion Of the Attorney General.

NEW YoRK, May So.-The Herald's special
/ says Generals Of the regular army have
been assigned as follows: Halleok takes
! command Of the Pacific States, sherman,
the Middle Division OF the Mississippi,
comprising Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and
probably Louisiana Meade, Carolina, and
perhaps other Southern States.
Gen. Warrea has Iesigned his commission
IS Major General of Volunteers.
Gen. Logon has received orders to trans
fer the Army Of fTennessee to Louisville.
The Times special says AR. stanton is
not going to Berlin he intends TO resign,
however.
It will take 100000, ,eOO to pay of the
army, and the money is ready.
It is believed that Breekinridge has
reached Texas.
The Tribuue's special says The letter Of
coincidence from the Empress Eugenie to
Mrs. Lincoln, although SOME time since
read by the French Minister, is detained
BY him, evinoing i'll feeling on his part.
Fred. Seward is improving again.
Governor Pierpont, of Virginia, met with
an enthusiastic reception on his arrival in
Richmond on the 26th. large civic and
military procession escorted him 10 the Ex-
eoutive mansion, and an address of welcome
was delivered, to which the Governor re-
spondcd. Citizens in various parts of the
State continue to press forward to take the
oath Of allegiance. On the 22d over eleven
hundred took the oath in Fredericksburg.
WAsHISGros, May SO.-Attorney General
Speed has given an elaborate opinion in re-
sponse to President Johnson's letter Of the
2lst Of April last. He argues that the right
Of the power Of the President to pardon and
issue any proclamation Of amnesty is de-
rived from clauses in the constitution, and
the act Of Congress which he quotes. The
high and necessary power of extending
pardon and amnesty can never be rightful-
ly exercised 50 as to enable the President
10 say TO offenders against the law "I now
Oil'ar you free pardon Of amnesty for the |
past, or at any future day when you shall |
return from baiiied hopes, or after being !
foiled in dangerous and bloody enterprises,
think proper TO accept ] viii give you |
pardon for the past" When men have Of
feuded against the law their appeal is for |
mercy, not lor Justice. lie proceeds to con
slider the questions PIOPaunded BY Gov. /
John.on in proclansEoEa. No doubt, re
says, many persons did between those pc
riods take the oath who could not have /
done 60 had the Sinal proclamation con- I
tinued. The o,-cspGoEs set iorth on the !
2j, what are the rights Of those who took |
theosih in thatintermediase space Of time,
aud who could not have taken it on the |
28th Of March, 1861, is purely a JuiieiaI
one. The facts in such cases, arc accom- I
plished, and the rights arising cut Of these |
facts have attached and become vested.
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Mr.. Lincoln told US this story Of
Andy Johnson, as he was familiarly
in the habit of calling him. Ii was
few weeks prior to the Baltimore Con-
vention, before it was known that Gov.
Johnson would be the nominee for the
Vice Presidency. Said he a. had q
visit last night from Col Moody, the
fighting Methodist parson, as he is cal
led in Tennessee. He is on his way to
the Philadelphia Conference, and being
in Washington over night, came up TO
see me. He told me he continued
this story Of Andy johnson and Gen.
Buell., which interested me. intensely
Col. Moody was in Nashville the day
that it was reported that Buell. had de-
cided to eyacuate the city. The rebels
strongly reinforced, were said to be
within two days march Of the capital
OF course the city was greatly excited.
Said Moody, l went in search OF john
son at the edge of the evening, and
found him at his Office, closeted with
two gentlemen, who were walking the
floor with him, one on each side. As
entered they retired, leaving me alone
with johnson, who came up to me ma
nifesting intense feeling, and said --
Moody" we are sold out Buel is q
traitor He is going to evacuate the
city, and in forty-eIght hours we shall
all be in the hands of the rebels -
Then he commenced pacing the floor
again, twisting his hands, and chahng
like a Gagged tiger, utterly insensible to
his friends entreaties to become calm.
Suddenly he turned and said Moody,
can you pray q sThat IS my business,
sir, as minister Of the Gospel, return
ed the Colonel, well Moody wish
you would pray said johnson, and
instantly both went down upon their
knees at opposite sides of the room. As
the prayer became fervent Johnson
began to respond in a true Methodist
style. Presently he crawled over on his
hands and knees 10 Moody side, and
put his arms over him, manifestiug the
deepest emotion Closing the prayer
with hearty Amen 2 from each they
rose. johnson took long breath, aud
said with emphasis, Moody I feel bet
teri Shortly sfterward he asSed
VIII you stand by me Certainly
viii, was the answer. We'll. MoodvI
/ can depend upon you you are one.
IN a hundred thonsand lie then com
n1enced pacing the floor again. sud-
denly he wheeled, the current OF his
thought having changed, and sria, ooh
Moody, ! don't want you to think
have become religious man because
asked you TO pray. an sorry 10 say
it, bu. am not, and never have pre-
tended 10 be religious. No one knows
this better than you; but, Moody, there
Is one thing about do believe IN AZ
mighty God And believe also in the
Bible, and say 4 be damned If Nash
vile shall be surrendered ~
And Nashville was not suETende
-fadepez2ssL
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The Cumberland River
OIL 6 SALT
Company.
KENTUCKY,
oTfAaTEHrB ut THE rEeIslATUss or KrSruckY, ~
SPECIAL scr oF TScoHrousrIoS,
NARcu. ise5
$4,000 Shares al $l,OO Each.

ID EPRESENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTy
IL OF he Company, which is about 50o0 acres in
lee simp.e and lesseaold lands, situated m Cum
oerlaua county, Kentucky, no miles by land above
NASHVILLE, on the Cumberland river
-inclilaed M the property OF the Company Is the
iamons old American OH Well, esilmaled 10
have throFu up 01,Oo0 barrels Of on since
hrst struck IN 1893 The Company has tgo
good engines on the ground, and is vigorou-ly en-
gsged m snSing several wells, and are putting up
machinery % resm out and set % pumping the ola
Amencan Vu Wei, ana expect 90 deVelOpe the
company = lands extensively within a len mouths
and confident anticipate results that will stiil
further establish the immense oil wealth Of this
district
5ooou SHARES appropriated for working capital
snd for the general expenses and uses Of The Com
pany
10000 SHARES reserved for future issue. and
when isaued to be for the benefit Of al the stock
holders.
Mr.. G. W. 6. Payne, sn old resident Of Nashville,
Is The originstor Of the Company.
Books oi SUBSCRIPTION are nov open at the Office
Of the Gas Light Company, No. Il Church street,
Nashville.
j. II. hENDRICk 8 son.
mayls-lm Agents.
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sQashrillR 9glaiorl.
VIZ. OANKROS . co., publishers.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1865.

TIE LEGAL TENDER NoTEs.-Judges
Henry, Reed and Agnew, of the Penn
sylvania Supreme Court, have affirmed
the constitution atty Of the act making
Treasury notes legal tender Judges
Woodward and Thompson delivered
contrary opinions Woodward is the
famous chap who ran under the auspi-
ces of Mcclellan as a candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvanis; who said
that he was glad that he had never
voted a dollar nor urged the enlistment
of man for the war who wanted the
Mort hern boundary line of the Confed-
eracy drawn SO as to include Pennsyl-
vania. OF the other chap, we know
nothing, except, that, as TOodles would
say, he is "a Thompson with a ?.
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rteFe-y man be- his own daefar. rt
- ihe name 0f 3 b9x 90 raeiicinea 1rans-
ga ~ ~ eminent fhysIcian p Circiraafi 3
= - pc preventatife ant curo far I'D
priyate diseases. with dirset.ast 49, -
treat each case, therciore, .uilh ths F-rry
Alan.a tfiend in your po61ess.on. yon nv,
ne fnil directions and med cine ~ 49,
iresiinent % Yourself and frianas. ft \.
20 sale ~ dragEists eFegygshsra. Al o.
ne f1gnE Aan = Fritnd. mvaI-i7,
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visIsoswh.
lsyi9-fr
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~ aaa
aoi-oaRoseae q
, soaonlDe
2SdsEl5-
-, .,Dagssr
'taed 81 si
ne tefse
ls ssi-nHsb
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We respectfully announco 90 an our
friends and putroua that We have re-opsued
our leo Cream Saloon ier the ssaiou. nnd
hope y reeeive the came patronage thrt
has been 90 literally bestowed on us .vs-tr
season. We have always on hand eanfs-
tl0pary Of an kinds, and cool soda gator.
Cream made 10 order for parties. etc.
...... CtuyIs a Fuakfzf.
leiJuii' y North Cherry street.
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So5tIHAFa HAFaira.--Iniormation hes boon 70
eeived by 2. Z. Barlow 4 Co. that co-taiu
druggists In this city have been pslasinz "a
on persons ealing ios Dr.. Wolioc's PmkCs
fass ca eracie 81 their own maaulacturs
"nleh they Say - superior - the genuine
ne would aaviae AZ persons b got the
genal me ead should you roquirs any nis.ii-
cine ior the ltehs Hing-aarm, Tsster. Or
eny aiaease o. the skin, Do not auGor auv
N PIlnniPioe man ~ impoas any other
gsepasstion Ga you, bus gee d. Vaua ae'-
tina SorHles nanuiarturoi b. g. 4. Bar
Vilie, Tern
P. B---A ii6srai discouns oFss A. .fs.l.-.
sent By mail 10 any addrssl =. r-,..t.s !,
~ ~ 5e fazs tlat you gel lie roaUsaa.
ssp1t-H
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Proclamation.


NssHNIlts. Nay m, 1863
WHEAsks, i hEs been rna1e <n8sn y nae gls.
szucus and nuInerous articles q pruussiv helora.
ing % The STATE, such A. puhne doclme1ls. hnas-
iruu The Stale Lkhrary and Supreme Cau-t room
iI-niuEc ior he csFito a1d sisfs Sank sod other
pJste institutions q the stats we're saisei ana aa.
proprated y iudl vidusis, isous q Whou ara
knoNnl during the reign o. /. &. HARMS, aad adoai
the time 81 his fight
kce. Iaerelore, 1 william g. Brownies. govsr-
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II such delivery Is ma made aitilout felnv. 4
prosecution and exposure Will eus,a.
- n seEdgaony whereof ! have heraunto
SS set my hand, and eaused ths Eresf seal y
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iafE DAY of Nay. 1855
v. G. RR0EELOW.
A. J. Ftr1czEs. Secretary q sssss.
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