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CHELSEA

The number OF persons in Chelsea North Chelsea and
Winthrop. who last year paid taxes incomes over
$40 000 six The number for the year 1884 will be
sixteen. The following table will show the difference in
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NEW YORK HERALD spNDAH JULY TO- 1855

dividends, amounted to $4,000 tho amount Of reve-
nue. stamps purchased Is estimated q ele0
. grand total received OF ess7s, 900.
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Balcheis Mand0lfne-FOr tho Hair; En1
dorsed by all unequailrd CASwELI, MACK 4 co..
Retail Agents HOWARD. SANGER a CO., Wholesale
Agents.
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THE DECORATIONS, ETC.
SETD tfsiSCHLUNGEN MILIIONEN
DIE5EN KUcS DER GANZEN WELT


placed two others representing aGermania' aud
berty, representing Germany and America. Several
other large sized trnnsarenccs with inscriptions OF
Transparency.
The German'a Assembly Rooms composed Of i've
took place last night also fully deco
rated The cell ng decorations were composed Of the
coors and bntciags o about every nation in the world
The walls were DECORATED with folag, and shields with
inc names OF aoon, cish oceues par,s pa'ng IN tnc
the nam OF those spcic,i = arranged, composing
the Algcfl mo sanger Buud on the right OF inc
sanger i'und were 10 DC Sc tnc names o, tue
otner rev ,ork cay seizures, anu on ne 'e,' e 500
o, r i s a' y, wv a., y n, Nv ~ os,
,as %, ho,r Ior xo-o ,ho so-o,ica and ~,
do as Tho b,lconv in from, were the ,xo virginia %
c,e,,cs from Ai,xaudria and cmon and On a shield
anora ,Sa ,a,ta,y,n ,n,ronr;.is ,,s .r,non
~ WV s "'Pr 80 '' r''
) In dem bei,crn cun,cn Reihn.
lind cs soII dor Kranz dor Iiesler
Frisch md schon gelocb.rn
ON t,c Icrt side in front was paced shield with the
r.u,s ~ c,,ad.' socie,v tho ornsri, of Montreal
ND !, s,,,.,I .;,i,-sr .,nro,ria,~ inscrint,on
T,,.r M IN scrn,ions wcrc nI.ccd I'm rro,t of
the balconies and in the rear Of the festival hall
e.s .rc sni,vcd and the headauarts rs wrre on Tho
srr;rs, or dle singers briantIy uum,nated with a
aa,n,ng in.cr,n,ion in Tho foiowing ictters -
""''''''e 'D' - ~ = "a
wIf.fROMMENl
Tho s,eubcn Tfousc where two Of tho
VISITING sprietcs-the Teu,ouia s5nverbund OF
ph,Iadelphia. and the Arion. Of baltimore
who are tho guests of two other socicties-the
S;,. Acaderny and Eunhonia-.re o,,artered was
saa ,laminacd and decorated with cvcrsrcens trans
psrencics and flags and banners in the interior AZ we'll
was placed on which there was picture Of Apollo and
The tpoiiowiug ,nser,ntion.V
."' .oe
2'~~S@~''>'>''''',WN1IJ viii 0MMTN
sArwrFe pRi-rDfR
-,,, -~.~.-,
20 49,. ,-..,......... 80. s,.,,.v.. o..
On eacn sac OF us m oso s no,h. 1
swiss anu a,, ,e soo,ns ,scr;n,Ion IN the Eng
u.nslsucn.y, WV" WIG s " w. 80
lish language
m 80
Thou cradle OF empire though woe oe INC foam
That sewers the iand OF our isthers rom .nee
We hear from my bosom the w..c as IT,, ., nome
Thy song las nome N .ne % .c
THE HISTORY or sAESGER FESTIVALS IN THE
UNITED STATES.
The frat general Sangerfes In this country held
at Philadelphia in 1851. however, on much smaller
scale a. subsequently, when they held every two
years. either q. philadelphia Baltimore or New York
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pcrfeot
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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In the town OF Hartford taxes are paid by one hun
dred and eighteen persons having net income OF be-
tween IS 900 and SO OO0 sixty four between 900
and $4,000 twenty between $40 900 and $40 000
eleven between so, 900 and $4,000 three between
three between 500 900 and and the estate Of
Colonel Colt, S22S 600
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and
all disesses Of the feet. cured By DR.. zACHARIK 10
Brondvav
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair TO s original color. stops It's falling OUT keeps he
head clean Stands above with other hall
dressing Sold at the drug store. aud az ocs No IN
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALlEk. n. ID.
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minutes without the Of the knife causc acid By
HENRY A. DANIELS. n. D.. consulting operative Sur
geon No. 2 Union square, New York.
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Henry A. Daniels, NJ. H., Consult1ng
and Surgeon, No Union square special atten-
ton 70 all diseases OF the pelvic viscers.
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Forty New and seeond Hand eeven Oc-
tave Square Upright Pane- Of different makes N is n
The city or country HORACE WATERS, al Broadway.
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Depend Upon Il, Mothers, Mrs. Wins.
Iowa SOOTHING SYRUP FOR all diseases OF children, 4
q safe and medicine II has stood the test Of thirty
years. and known 70 fall regulates the stosct
and bowels acidy and wind collie produces
natural quiet sleep. by relieving the child from pain
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The little boat rolls like cradle and pitches like
patent cooking hosse and here and there begins
be conscious Of . stomach. Then the said feels
sunoasy sensations" becomes indifferent 10 the land
scape TO the blue sky TO pleasure 10 fish, 10 lfe and
all the time the harp or David thums away under
che energetic fingers Of the Israelite and the violin
scremD hantieay, tOfInehted by tho learned German
and the aged gentleman with gray beard and blue slip
per and the serious young lady and the with cur
and the young with linen coat and the matron, I'll
Dance dance and weave themselves In and out, iIkb
puzsle and the sick mentioned tries 10 turn his
stomach inside out, as II were boys pocket with
atolan cant In H.
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| Howe Sewing Machine Company
| ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President SO Broadway. Agents
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'SSssSSSS S<S< rS-rSSSS<e~~~
WILI.KOMMEN,
SAENGER BRUEDERl


On each side Of this transparency displayed the
Swiss and German coIors Above these another
transparency with the following inscription IN the Eng
sh language
yThou cradle OF empire though vide be the foam
! That sewers the land Ut our fathers from thee,
! We hear from thy bosom the welcome OF home
$Thy song has home In the hearts OF the Tree.
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K. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe EmpO-
RUM SIS Neutrality-suspicious. Shoes Gsers and slppers a
every description for ladies boys misses and cbdre
B-Mr r. smith. for many years for.mAn IN Fuios
and Mr. H. Nunns the old and we'll known foresn has "
entire Of The ladies and chdrcns departmens
SIS Brosdway
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic and Lock stitch Sewing Machines ~ Broad
way. New York. and KS Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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GETTING BETTER

But al that Is soon over, and tho sick feel Immensely
better for having been SICK, and hungry wolves
There grand rush the lunch basket There Is q
man cutting up bushel Of potatoes, and bushel Of
lard, and hundreds Of hard clams-meaning chowder
His labor contemplated BY the company with pleasant
berry pie and cups Of coffee.
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Immense Prices Paid for Ola Books.
6OO0 Old and Hooks selling nj half price
LEG0AT BROTHERS. lis Nasssn street.
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The following the citizens OF Cambridge whose in
comes were over $4,000 last year The incomes Of the
same persons In 1868 are also given:--
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WE ARRIVE.

Al eleven A. n We are on tho banks "This s the
place. says the Captain; 'dye that white spot
tho Highlands and then the light housesf that's st the
range the shalowes part Of the banks then OF here
Tho other Shore st In range of little house and the
notch way up in the farthsst woods Jst where them
ranges meet, sir, that's the spot and II there
amt no hsh here there amt none nowhere.
This IL fist the spot where the old Garrick
lay and hove overheard q load Of tin" Evil
that metal has its attraction for the nny tribes just
has for mortals perhapsbut what the exact
citation Is cannot say Wishing TO retain the respect
OF this ancient mariner, didn't show ignorance
by asking stupid questions
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Ladies' Breastptns, New stylcs.
two three four dollars thrce hundred dollars eech
for sale by a. G. ALLKN. AIS Broadway ono door bcos
Cans1 street
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visiting societics--thc Teu,onia s6ngcrbund.
Philadelphia. aud the Arion, OF Baltimore
who are the guests Of two other societies-th
Sing Academy and Euphonis-src qusrtered wa
also Illuminated and decorated with cvcrgrcens trans
parencics and flags and banners In the interior vel
as in front In front a very formidable Transparent,
was placed which there was picture Of Apollo. an
the following Inscription
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At hafpast twelve every basket IL half full Of porsies
and the porgy becomes monoonous SO there s cry 70
move the boa the part OF dissatisfied fisherman but
n Is too feeble 10 the robust Mariner and the boat
stands Oil Then the dissatisfied fisherman becomes
disgusxa and inquiries "who wants TO hire this neS"
and vcs other indications Of his private opinion that II
a. Wsaie oG tma y eeA " such place But the public
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More head's Neurodyne, or Neuralgia
ANT1DOTE remedial preparation H. nov bsioce
public condemnation. ~ inertia
dsmer may Justify. For particulars see the Heraid e
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Social Life i'm Italy.

A letter from Naples to the Debats, speak
ing Of the late great theatrical performance
In that city for charity, says, "Of the three
great tragic actresses who performed, Mad
anne Ristori is considered the most noble IN
appearance Madame SadOwski the most
natural and Madame Gazzola the most
touching. While these great artistcs were
acting, | could not refrain from remember
inc that Ristori and Sadowsk arc both
marchionesscs by marriage, and ncVcrthe-
less they still remain Oh the stage. | re
member. too, that Salvini. the actor, has
recently received the cross without any one
being for moment surprised; and that he
Is invited as a member Of charitable com
miltccs to take his seat in company with
dukes and princes. In France we boast
sometimes Of our equality but the more |
travel the more I sec that we fatter our
selves a little on that point. All social dis
tinction and the classification Of profession
are much more marked in France than
tally. For example, in the latter country
actresses bearing titles OF nobility arc seen
on the stage: commanders direct cafes anu
other public establishments: a prince ac-
ccpts secondary Office; General Pomarc,
who is charged with province containing
100000. souls. breakfasts TRANQUILITY at 4
restaurant at the corner Of The street, and
replies like every one else to any Of the
lazzaroni who may ask the hour Of the day
the Wears general of the archbishopric
bathc in the sea with every one else for
seven sous: no domestic would be surpri-
scd at eating at the lower end Of his mas
ters table there is no pretcnsiOn among
people who are or who have been ministers;
no one considers himself as superior to the
rest because he has been in Office; there is,
in fine everywhere and in everything a
certain "reminiscences Of Grccian simplicity,
sometimes, perhaps, abused, but generally
drIirhttul
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Proclamation BY the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Excel TIVE DETARTNENT,


y
wrl.Es,~. vacancy has occurred in the General As
cfpbv of the state of Tennessee by the resignation of
Hon ". J. Copeland, Representative Of the District
COMPOSED Of the counties of Polk, McNIinn and Mcgs
therefore.
l. William q. Browuiow, Governor of the state OF
Tennessee do hereby command the Shcrins Of said
ties of Polk MclIiun ana Mcigs, to open and hold an
election at al places ofyoting in said counties Wcdnes
av the 9th day of December 1868. TO I'll said vacancy,
and that hrv make returns of the rcsVt according to
law.
In testimony whereof, have hcrcunto sub
SEAL. scrbci my name, and caused the Great Seal
'---) Of the state Of Tennessee to be affixed. At
rhcsIcnartwaut In Nashville this 9th day of Noycm-
hcr 1868. W. &. BRoNNLOW.
T. FLETCHER ~cc'rv of State novl5tde
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The Bummer's Hope.
wEITTra ron nm WV 1oEK clrrrrr

WRITTEN roR FIiE WV YORK. cLfFPEF.
iH the Dutchman's shop they cit
Thinking Lager beer Of you.
Aud the swezer cheese thew re eating all the day
And Dutohy fills the glass
In spite Of oil that thoy can do,
Though he'll never get five cent stamp Tor pay.
ChorHs
Bum, bum, bum. the boys are bunminE-
Sleeping in a coal box all the night;
And thoy hope 10 beat the Dutchman out If ell
the beer be has,
Aud lei him know that the -lilin for fight
iust before the bar they stood
Drinking atl the beer they could,
TiU IL got the best Of twenty men OF more
But whom he found they had no cash.
Butchy knocked them into hash.
Aud kicked the loafing party out Of door
Ih9FHs.
Thcrisb among the coal they lie. q.
Waiting for the break Of daN
That shall come 10 open wide the bnfCluuau door.
Their Threats grow awful dry,
Md they wipe their weeping eye,
As they think If drinking lager lccr once mvr,
Chorus.
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EMOLUMENTAL.
HYmenial, Agricultural. Aquatic.

y
VNuE on DOLLAR letter, the undersigned VIII -rut
II mail containing the ,IlNl
IrfN>s NFr of 5000 fish be caught Per
bour where supply, without labor or expense
on If the Agricultural Enterprise All Arts, Secrets
and Methods employment advertised. Instructions 10
,,rc,. and cure HOG CHoLER CAMP ITCH How TO make
Sugar from Soguu Syrup And variety Of other notions
strictly nora which will please the fancy Of the unmarried
An the free of postage receipt OF 81 i9es
WuiF \ copy of the " Ladies Secret Clue to CourtshIP
Love aud marriage gratis the fs lady sending Us an
order. Address Y. Z. C. LINllSLEH Il ED. COht NJ,
,',,l5-ifss Bristol, Tim.
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UOJS EFFORTS or HIS COUNSEL To HAVE
MS SENTENrE cuWNUTEp.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.
Louis Schadc. counsel for WirZ, had an
Fntcrvicw with the President to-day. in
accordance with previous arrangement for
that purpose. asking Communication Of the
sentence lie mentioned as one OF the
leading reasons for his request, that the
prisoner was very feeble, and appearances
indicated he would not live six months
longer: therefore he could we'll afford to let
him live six months longer without hang
ing him The President being surrounded
by large number Of visitors, Schadc did
n0l consider il proper to ask for direct
answer Thinking it possible that some
additional facts might come to the knowl-
edge OF the President before Friday, which
might induce him 10 extend the desired
executive clemencv, he left with the Prcsl-
dent a short statement with the reason Oil
which he based the applications. The Prcsl-
dent received the paper, and promised to
examine it.
Wirz remarked To his counsel to-day
that he was not well in body, and quite
feeble. He therefore feared that he could
not walk 10 the place OF execution with 4
steady pace. and this might be interpreted
..~ a sign Of fear and guilt. This morning,
when he saw worIlmcn building gallOws,
ii surprised him. lie said he didnot shud-
der. but this was because he felt innocent
of the crimes with which he was charged.
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GEORGE DEMERIT a Co.
3O3 broadway. NCyS oYi,-
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NJ. GOLDMAN, Clerk.
Petition for Partition, oy for sale of Laud.
John p sloan, ct ais. VS.. Jane Mayso. ct ais.

by the November Term 1860 that publication
made successive weeks in Brownow Wing, not
fvjng defendants William Mayse whose whereabouts s un
known William 1ayc. who resides IN the state 81 Men
Ecbv to appear January Term, Of the County Court
for Granger county, Tenn bc held at the court IN
Rutege on the Monday thereof 1856 and to Plead an
swcr denur PLAINTIFF petition and complaint OF the
same will taken confessed and set for hearing eX part7
nrvl,-ft- NJ. GOLDMAN. Clerk.
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CTTY PROPERTY FOR Sd

nEPOSTTOBS AND OTHERS IlAN
ING claims against tlsc Branch Of the Union Bank
Knoxville Tenn. viii please present the same TO inc u
-isned Immediately for adjustment. JOHN j. t'AI|
2I.,I,T Cashier.
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The following IS in reference to an extra
ordinary race Of human beings in Bornco
They are found only in the dcnscst jun
Giles and arc said TO have no habitation save
hollow trees and natural caycrns. They
wander continually about the forests and
by their skill in woodcraft easily avoid con
tract Should amy man intrudc into dis
trict for which they have Il momcntary
preference, he is Immediately attacked with
the deadly sumptian, OF poisoned blow
pie. Unjust be supposed that these wretch
ed beings have a language, but it is difficult
TO discern any syIabifcation in their utter
aucc,. Ii is a curious and contradictory
fact, that these degraded and elementary
creatures are better looking than any Of the
other native tribes.
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CEII, YOUR IJNcURRENT MONEY.

~ The following are the rates paid BY IHos. 5 MAXI
BROKER corner OF Union and College Streets nasnVie'
Tenn oT unerrent money These quotations are liable to
uctuate but may be depended sufficient length Of time
for rentances TO received by mail or express orWardea
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VATUERLE MILLS AND WATER POW.
n FIR FOR SALE.

Tf,JfE Louisville Flour Mills, Saw NH, and - or land
with comfortable dwelling house the bank Of the
5i5Isf5n River fifteen miles below Knoxville the %
Louisville offered for sale For further particulars
spplv 20 Izzp70ul kENNEDl EROS
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CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.

Nancy Z. ParkerSOn vs.. George Patterson
FIIE defendant George Pcrkcron being NONRESIDENT "t
the state Tennessee, charged in the bill II IS ORDER
ID that publication be made for four successive weeks IN
Brow blows Wig notifying said defendant appear on tn"
so Monday December before the Chanccry Court at
Ruc then and to make defense {" said bill. or
the same will contested and for hearing cT
noyI5-ft| C. c. SMITH, {. & ".
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Attachment

Lev. Bryant Us. Macklm herr.
TEVl plaintiff yu affidavit SAYS defendant Is indebted TO
azcoEda conccals himself that the ordinary
process Of law cannot upon him. and hsy obtained
an original attachment against the estate, made returnabe
Samuel Tulock, Justice Of the Peace for BoUnt
county and the same having levied mis- property: 1t
Justice that the defendant appear o"
him at BlouUt county, tho lot day ct May
1866 or viii be proceeded with cN par' IL Is
further ordered ny said Justice that this notice 10" published
for four weeks IN Brow ul1w NhiE.
uovII-lt IF . SAMUEL lOLLO'li, =. J.
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GEORGIA.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
yVheatoH's ointment


viii cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
-.,rc. ,r.r RHEI-M ULCERS CHILBLAINs. and all
ERJPTIoN> or THE SKIN. Prize - cents. For sal" 10y
all Druggist ,,.,,,.t-. d. n,,1,rr.r SOLO ,..,,.
10 W5binEt,n street Boston Mass will b. forwarded 10y
mail re, Of postage any Part Of Tire uit"d State
unyS-am
..Gar BRYANT ,trattan * Co.'s Nashville Bu-iu~-s Ciiosc
for a Thorough Ruow,Ign B,.h Keeping Commercial Cal
cura,ios r.nmaship. Commercial Law, Partnership Settle
mcts etc. send COLLEGE paper. cir, uia>- A. address
BRYANT sTRNTToN a Co u'''-"n
-c--sr--<s
The --latest and Greatest
Discovery n Dental Hyccnc Sozepn>r Is t7 suIeis.d'
all the ordinary deurces, and for thus reason ma %
it contains no principle injurious to e p2n2I Of Inc
tgoh it CELEBRATES tartar and every other donta c'ngLgii,
prevents cauker oi gums re1'o'5 ilc"'l-s p.,5 . "
m'lar- anil jn'sof=- and I.a''s Tie ''.@'' I'' 'i'
4 Grown Of Glory.
E,rr> raaa. woman child vino has used
SIerlimg.1 AInblo~Ia
:, lI.u 10 recommend it. Three wears Of rapidly IN
rcasin sale have made the Aulbsosia famous all over
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
i, cures Itching o., the Head.
II Makes New Hair Grow ca Bald Head.
II Prevents the II1r from Failing og1.
Il Renders the Hair Soft and GLOSSY.
Clcasss the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow. Removes
Danaraa. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures badness.
Ensures Luxurtaut Locks. IDcncs Hair to Cur. Nu-
rerse5cs Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject arpa-
rant
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the A,ubrosa VIII suit you to 1. Elegantly pr- up
Dcicatcly PcruIncd Patrouizc5 by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in spccdd boxes orcarons, containing
Two large bottles: Mo- for morning for 'e"ins
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Central balh VI VI
GINA. ....--.--' 10
DaEvil!e Bank....-.-...-.2 ~
Exchange Bank Of Viz
glnla.-.- -------- ~
Exchange Bank OF Ncs-
ton ......--.-. ...... "
Exchange Bank Of Alex
andrIa --.. -...-....-.4 ~
Paramount Bank. 90
Farmers Bank Of FiIcastie.25
Farmers Bank Of Nirgi=zsif.as.
Manufacturers and Far
msr5 .-. d. ~
Merchants Il nix ..........20
Merchants and Mechanics 70
Northwestern BGrk--.....5O
Southwestern Ba nk........2'
Traders Bank .-....-...-.I0
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Silver Dollars. .-....----- IA
a." Halves and Quar-
Quarters .........l53
Dimes and Half
Dimes.
Vouchers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Davidso County Bonds. -
L. & y. Railroad Script.--.I1
Virginia Bonds.........--.b'
North Carolina Bonds. -... g.
South Carolina Bonds -
Georgia Bonds ---.-.--...-I5
Memphis City Bonds. 81
Augusta, Ga, Bonds......GO
Savannah, Ga. bonds. 60
The above bonds are bought
with coupons, from 1861 inclu-
dcd.
North Carolina Coupons 80
Memphis City Coupons 40
Tennessee Coupon SID 50
Georgia Coupons. .........30
novl SIN
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John P Bowen vs.. W. r. Evans, Theresa Ann Jones'
Sarah T. Jones, Rachel I. Wyatt, James + Jones
Alexander Coruelsgn and wife Mary Cornclison, W..
P. Jones and Daniel Phones
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