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PuhlIe Meetings In Alabama.

We publish this morning the proceed
ings of public meetings held recently in
the counties of Walker and Winston,
-Al8bama. they breathe q true spirit of
LOYALTY and unionism A gentleman
Tho participated in the meetingi in VIM
ston county, writes to US that the resoiu-
tons adopted may sound hsrshly TO
those unacousinted with the grievous
wrongs and borrid indignities our peo-
pie have suffered from the late Confed-
crate authorities but they fall below
instead Of going beyond the truth
Tenne5seans who have realized some
Of the indignities Of rebellion and
treason, can readily comprehend the
situation Of a loyal community in the
midst Of secession, such as prevailed in
Alabama, and paliabe any bitterness of.
feeling which is atrocities may have
e~Rgendered In the organization of
civl affairs in the State, the lately Cd
pressed Union citizens have q right to
demand that none Of their oppressors
shall again be placed in authority over
them and, We are confident, the ma
tional government viii respect their
demand
The resolutions of the meeting in
Walker county on the subject Of slave
ny, If we interpret it correctly, is not up
70 the demand Of the hour. The in
stitution Of slavery has been abolished;
property in man viii never mere be
recognized or permitted in any Of the
late insurrectionary States. No man
nor class of men, in them, whistler 10y
al OF disloyal, need expect TO escape this
decree. 1t becomes the duty, there,
fore, CT all to adapt themselves at once
to the altered relations Of the white
and black races-to give the negroes
employment at fair wages, and thus re-
tain them as laborers.
Both meetings, it viii be perceived.
recommend Major Thomas NJ Peters,
OF Lawrence county, for Provisional
Governor Of Alabama, and endorse him
a. an able, upright, and constant Union
man. 1t is probable that these recon-
mendatiOns come too late.
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President johnson has followed III.
order removing trade restrictions. ex.
oept on goods oontraband Of war. east
Of the Mississippi, with a similar order
covering the country west Of the Mis-
sissippi This will interfere seriously
with the calculations Of .rade officials.
who vel laid schemes for pocketine a
heavy percentage Of the property
brought TO market, but it will wipe out
or prevent 8 large amount Of corrup-
ton increase the receipts Of Southern
products thereby checking the advance
IN gold, and exercise healthy influence
on trade generally
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he ProcIamalIon of Lmneslr

The Secretary OF State, who was au.
thorized by the President to provide
rules and regulations for the admins.
tration Of the oath of amnesty. has
stated IN reply to an inquiry propound-
ed TO him by an officer Of the United
States Courts, that it may be admins
tered by either United States Circuit
Court Commissions, or the Clerk Of a
United States Court Persons wishing
70 avail themselves of the amnesty
may, therefore, make application to
Mr smith, the q. S Commissioner or
Mr. Campbell, Clerk Of the Federal
Court
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tits stated that the Hon E N. Bruce
who pretended to represent the Louis
vile Kentucky distrust in the rebe.
Congress has been pardoned by In,
President under the amnesty proola.
nation The application of Mr. Bruse
was supported by George D Prentice
the editor Of the Louisville Journal. q
warm personal friend The fortunate
hentuekian is reported sincerely re.
pentant and determined to do bis
whole duty in sustaining the Union in
future
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Ia nt hhnkerfnMn. ~

Two men entered Shakertowh, Ky,
two weeks ago, and inquired fOf n OF
the merchants Of the place, ard was
told that he was at his store shout hall
a mile down the railroad They pro,
ceeded thither and found a block Of
buildings used as store houses and resi-
dencesr but no merchant They then
6red the building, and ouly three
pisees Of furniture we're saved 1t Is
thought that they Intended 70 murder
he merchants but falling in this, they
eecane eyasperate6 aud fred the build
ng.
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100000
10 be sold for One Dsllar Zach

Without regard to value, and not to be paid for un.
Il you know what you viii receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re.
celpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso.
elaa9n since AN; 1865, Tie following kindly per
nit tneir names % be used1
Robert d Hotchkss, New Haven, Conn Nero.
4eon, value $50. T Willis, " I'D 81 n. Y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value sos Mrs r G Tappar,
10 YORK ST., sold Watch, value S125. Miss Ellen
r. DickersOn, Biaehampbon, N. Y, Melodeou- va
lue SlOO. M. Z q Stone, % Tenth ST.. n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thcs 4 Miller, scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value sl75. Miss Ellen j.
Peck. Springfield, Ms, Mel0deon, value SI25. DR..
l. Van Ripper, Washington, d. c., Gold Hunting
Oased Watch, ySlne $50. Edward b.. Lindsay
Worcester, Mass Piano, value $3.50. Miss D n
FarWeh, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear DIops. va.
he $3.50. Francis / Moran, I26 Pearl st., Albany.
7, Music Box, vaue $40 Mrs & c ingersoI,
Urbanas Ohio. Silver set value 500. Lieut. B F
Hendneks' Wiiard's Hotel, Washington, C., ST.
yer Patent Lever Watch, value SIS. Cap. 1 War
ner, 18th n \ Nolsp silver Watch, value S35.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
90 not Wsh Their names published orwe might ex-
tend this list.
MANNER or DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article ana IL
VALUE, are placed IN sealed envelopes. which are
well mixed One Of these Envelopes, Sontajnipg
the Ceruneate or Order tor some Article, worth at
iesst one dollar at retail will be delivered at our
Ofher, or sent bp mail 20 any ADDRESS, without re.
gard 70 choice, on the receipt Of rs cents. The
purcha~er VIII see what Article it draws. and its
value, which may be nom One to Five Hundred
Dollars, and can then send One Dollar and receive
he article named.
SNo Blanks-ETery purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
medaiely sent 10 any address by return mail or
express
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed u all Case~.
a. SIX Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two dollars.
Agents Waited. Send a stamp for a Circular. An
letters should be addressed
T. BENTON 4 CO.,
Box 556T Post O1icA, New York.
im-e2O-2mdAWr
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Intelligence once.

A IL persons wanting Mechanics, Clerks. asuse
"a seryan 3 H~ood-Cho7pen, Cooks-men 81 wo-
me1-9hiie Of col0red would d. val . - al our
once, No e0H North Cherry steel, aDd regstsf
their wants.
Perscns desiring situations MI DO the asne a.
sgn e. n door q BAuCOM a Co.
mafAt-am- 6snarai Arsufa
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The FEEIAE FRIGHT IN ENGLAND Not
VI outstanding the jolly air with which
the London Times and other English
journals treated our statement about
the Fenians, they have taken the alarm
and are evidently a good deal fri ghteu-
ed. We perceive that a bill has been
introduced in Parliament 70 increase
the efficiency OF the Irish constabula-
ry. Any one who knows anything
about that organization knows that il
is about the most efficient police force
in the world for purposes OF coercion,
as well a a detective body. Ii Is com
posed of a regularly drilled army Of
about twelve thousand men, armed
with carbines and in every way equipp-
ed like soldiers. These r not alone
massed in the large cities, but are scat
tered in small parties as well, in bar
racks at distances of a few miles
throughout the entire country The
efficiency, is about to be provided by
act of Parliament, thereto e, Is evident
ly the result OF a Fenian fright-N J..
Herald
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Nashville TrOtliDg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
900 Offered in Pnr.en,

1NHE foil wing Sweepstakes are now open, 10 b
run for over the Nashville Course on the g6fb
9Th and 2Stn Of June:
MOSDAY June &c. SWeerstakes for horses TIA
have never trOtted a mile under ESQ Slbscrp
ton $50 each, p p with 500 added by the AssOcia
ton Nile heats. best three in i've. in harness. Il,
name and close The 2lst day OF June
UEsDAT, June T.-~weepstakes for hOrses tia
never & Oued a mile under 2.4O. subscription 81
each, half forfeit, vii 500 added by the Associa.
lOn, mIie heats, best three in five IN harness. Ii
name and close the 2lst day Of June.
"WEDNESDAY, Jure 2s - Veepstake f0r IL trot
ung htrses, mile heats best three in five IN har.
ness Subscri lion 500 each half forfeit, the As
,Ocaron ID add $500, If three or more start. If only
tgo st-r., the Assoc alton 70 AID $3.50. To name
and close on the 2lst daF of June
Nominations TO he made 70 the undersigned an.
closing a note with approved sesunty Tor he a.
mount Of the forfeit.
Z z. JONE', Secretary,
may SIT Gazette Once. Nashville, Tenn.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE Sc
GIFT ASSOCIATION,


sTaond Pins, Brooches and Per Drops, Ladies'
sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold aud Coral; Jet
and Gold, Florentlne, Mosaic. Jet, Lava, and Cameo
sleeve 5uuons, sets Of Studs, Vest and Ne1s
Ohains, Plan and Chased Gold Rings, cold THIN.
oies- Loekets: New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pen
and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and n large A.
sornent OF Fine JeSelry Of svery description. ~
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For further information in regard TO
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 STu
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATFEIA MEDrCA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860.
the best work in the United States
where you will find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the bes; medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women For all diseases ia this
advertisement Subtraction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat.
the following
Uar0nic Csse4
VIA sausl. oa Rnsuraztfm, Anaatt8na j LIS
Lung3; Diseases q uEa Threat Saolisd Joints.
SaH Lmna, Pieunsy, Pains, UCea, Career, GragsI
Diseases of he Heart and Liver -luEamuatoz o
The 8tom2chi heuraiga, Kings Evil or Scruhla,
Deafneess Diseases Of the Eyes, peoihtatod 8ys
TENS, Dyapepsa OF indigestion, Ard C0nsumpuon-
6gether with az Private Diseases and
DtsaGsea OF the Urinary Organs.
70 tho hsdless
Al A14ca5za u The WOMB lossfad uln sgeclia.
l1olb hs1ird Ladies sho have boez 80 Is'ur-u-
asa &c ris-slg ~ prove a5arlor, car - AIRED
tn- ~" plnd grsnEtfJ ggng PES
steriity
f5ues acme LnIss Whoss mIsouuss 10 a.
lesn nJt " trnE ORR 10 tua Heaoa. rcufmEsl
Sod has said 70 aEoult nulEply And Fepleuah- u
lms - yCuI aclre you car consult re ei-hcT =
sitter Or ia perscn. No ady over hiry-fys years
y age Heed naEr application AucoEmuHealora
y latter 0f EaErga sldcuY confidential
Hlght Emissions Cared.
fo.aa iran. sgJp before you h1rhor 70. UsL
eases sutiact b Man, there "a NJ disease 20 haru
c sure a. Wght Emissions ard pnyucans are
care ina. Cnda4gtsnd rsatng Q aud b you ] csn
tlat have curad DOZENS b uis ely a. vel -
|. duraranl Slate, who have gpeui dollar ulaT tCl-
N. and are nov wei cured BY me lam dHlY fs-
rirag Ietlers nd aa1ding medicine 10 al paFr q
-e cauaty. In Eoad, an lhat are diafaaad e
-y way, ana VII eve w acal, 4 Hl avo ssr.
afen fcr ct 81 TIE dssaees m8unorad tn Ia fd-
srfasus- ere hesi ~ ro1rsnces givaa 70 ifs
80.
& 49,
ia HeOfkLs
rru ~te.at sastylia, r-1E
---a -fH .rs~uf -laa L.
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Colonel Gaziay, the man charged
With offering q reward Of 500, 900 to
any person who would assassinate Pres.
dent Lincoln, has arrived as a prisoner
at Fortress Monroe Two witnesses tn
BIS guilt accompany him.
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zleW advertisements.
$40 Reward

GIOLEN, Yesterday sne1noon a. the Old Theatre
rom ne undersigned, a Light Russia-grsrned
M ochtt BOOK, containing a sms n amount of
money, : Masonic DENT, and several valuable
papers OF no use % any one but the owner The
aooVe reward VII be pad 10 any one delivering The
sa ~ 70 me st this Office, With contents
Je'e u b. pFCKFTT
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We have been solicited go, 60,
4oaIsers 10 JON in an outerv againsi
me Government Tor allowing rees,g.
enlisted soldiers to be musteSe5 -.
service and holding veterans Who -
sc eA4isDed 10 remain We cannot See
ills Is wrong The Government
"anH not many batgood men ana oao
veteran Is worth two recruita-F-
eEt service And, As there i Iitlo
De done but % eat the rations. we 49,,
our soldiers who 'fhold over wTiS@'
weary IN well doing .Wnit a iit,I"
longer and all who choose viii dosb,
les De mustered u The Eehting
over only guard duty remains Tbosc
ne2 re-enhsted last year aud received
ssntfoos bounties therefor can surelv
stand fea months more Of emu ~
Nalnng % see If the fires Of geeese;rn
20 Aooly ~qnsnehed, shall not sgsin
break out Hold ONLY J. TuSg-
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In ttis city, q. last evening, by the R v. A. &.
6oodlett Mr. Il. GwTNSE ANDERSON, " Fort Wayne,
I'D, 70 Miss JESNIE WnsoS, Of this city.
Happy they, The hanpiest Of then kind,
whom gen le stars uniie, and, 10 ona fate,
iher lives their ioruges. and their beings bend
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For Sala

A Farm ia Robertson eouuiy, twenty miles from
n Nashville. ou he NASHVILLE HopEnsule apd
CarksvIlie road N5 % 90 aires rs cissrad and
incuuF1uou Good house. Flh 81 uecessay cat
houses Ayou1F orchard a1d HEood eprrf
Apply 20 Y. MATT BROW
iuneIa-w al CnerrN airneL
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The Mobile News say In a pri-
9ste party consisting Of celebrated
confederate and Federal officers. Gen.
eTai Baekner lately expressed the wish
inal the Government would allow him
10 take his command and join the Fed.
enai armyr for the maintenance of The
Monroe doctrine in Mexico General
Cockrellr Of the Confederate Missouri
oHgaae' and Gen. Dck Taylor. had al
SO expressed a similar desire"
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GONG TO THs BorroM-The Cincir

GoING TO The BoTToM-The Cincin-
natl Gazette says:
comparison of the aggregate in
come tax, assessed upon our citizens
during the past three years, demon
strates at least the success of Congress
IN developing the science Of taxation.
Take the return Of she Assessor Of .he
Second District, for instance. Under
the law, as first enacted, the tax
For 1862 amounted to....... S2IOO 900
AS amended for lS63...... 34j,7l5
As amended for 100000
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DT PRYOR JONES, IS Nonh Market etea
II near Fnolc Square. The situation beng in De
centui part Of thecity, nFes unzuruasaed GriEueg
ana accommodates Gr business men. The tehia
j. alsays supplied with the best the market af5rds.
uusi6-lw
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

rFFCE Assn cUARTERsAsFER, !
Nashville, Tenn June p, 1865.
WItL be sold at nut lie sale. to the highest bid
w der, the following Government Properly
Sale TO take place at the Franklin Shops.
300 army Wagons in running order.
l5JTEo-H Horse or Mule Wagons, in running order
70 Log Wagons. 10 running order.
p Lnm' er Wagons. eryi7eshle.
50 Wood Wagons, Wood Ladders, &c, service
able,
Is Hay Veg n Hey Ladders. &c servi cable.
20 Ambu'ances, in running order.
5Spring Wagons, Z" -
$50 Carts, seryeeafle
30 Trays, &"
8 rair Timber Wheels
Portable Stesm Saw Mills.
lSaeam Engine. H
+" Boiler.
20O0 single sets Lead and Wheel Harness.
SCoOklng Ranges, serYicesbie.
$4,000 lbs. Cast Scrap Iron.
100, 900 lbs. WroughtScrap Iron.
100 % lbs. Cast Iron, consisting of Stoves, &c.
so 0 lbs. Rsgs, consisting OF old Tents. Horss
Blankets Paul rs, old Rope, &C., DC.
- Blacksmith Bellows
rs Anyils.
Together with large lot Of other Tools.
Sale to at 10 O'Clock OF "Wednesday.
July 9Th, 1885, and continue from day to day until
ali is sold.
Terms, Cash in U. S. currency.
By order Of Msior General THoHAs:
J. L D. MADISON,
Bvt. Brig Gen & Chief or. Mr. d. Of C.
CHARLES H IRWIN,
June22-td Byt. Col. RAG. NJ.
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Modern Architecture;
II cuIauors. n

. 1hQeT daafs 10 engage in the Oh Business
Il on AZ &c naFs scale, Hiilcut investing Hloch
track-" Dor q consideration Appyto
lunols-lW NELSON MURFREE.
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A Gih, white or hack. thai = 3 GOOD snshsr and
"a roaer' eau bear q q situadon b. applying AZ
15Spruee 3 rect betEaen Ceasr andUnion. =
funeis-u 49,
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Rae
SPRING MEErING. 1sa5.
Thursday June %.

J O0AO a.
Sgeers'akes for Local Horses, (exelusiva Of Can't
Roper ALBION stallion Ooltowa. and col. Pev
tons Albion mare SIOO Entrarce. 8 % For Ell
the Association to add $500 If two or more start
Mile Beats.
Closed 9Th the following entries.
l. WI. WEIGH enters s & Phil Sheridan. BY inn Al
bon, dam by Wagner, 5 y AIRS old.
p " o. fattrson enters bg Saladin, by II I'd Bos.
ton, dam by Bell Air, 8 years old.
D. ~ justin en- ers b e, Z years old, pediEres
4 MAX foong enters gr m, by imp. Albion. dam
by Facolet 8 years old.
O. /, > compared enters Oh S & Punch, sgs I'M.
FIRST race to commence att D
quarter streteh BafCes can be brugbt 81, the NJ,
cipai Saioo 8 ard g the b-r on the curse.
fuot- VII b sold by Mr.. A frent OF ION sviIa
e'ch night during N geeE. % the Club Hopse 40
ooli &c - &c and on TIE trsok eve-y dsv.
10 case q posrnonemeuL a Red Flag willis hr,g
Guy nom nc Gszere Once, ana nom he Clgf
House on ColieEe street
htmissi ~ 70 he Stand, One Dollar.
GNgs omnibus Vii leave The Public Sarlare Al
4lNm-, and continue manning through the Cav
tkJNhR DhMiNG.
Propr etors.
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WASHINGTON, June 20-In addition 70
those mentioned in last nights tele
gram, the following named persons
have applied for snd obtained the
PRESIDENTS pardon, under his procla-
nation Of May 29th: A. D. Coffee. J.
II. WitherspOou, and II. c. Jones. OF
Lauderdsle county, Tenn: c. w. Dun
nington, Richmond; w. B. Reese. Knox
county. Tenn A G. HoHes. Owens.
boro, Ky.
The MI. Huntington, mentioned
above, was Superintendent of the Cant
tai Police al the time President Lin
coin vas first inaugurated
John Hart, Superintendent of Public
Printing under President Buchanan. Is
among the returned rebels who have
taken the oath to-day.
The Patent Office issued leo patents
the largest number ever known. PHO
TO this year, the largest numoer in n
week was IS, ia 1850.
The rebel Senator Il. C. Burnett. o.
Kentucky, who took the oath Of ale
glance here yesterday, was arrested a.
willard Hotel this morning, BY order
OF the Secretary Of War.
BosToy, June 20
The following dispatch from Presi
dent johnson was read in the Council
to-day
WASHINGTON, June 10.
10 60v Buckingham Moderator Of the Ma
aoHak Council Of tie Corgryaaona.
Churches, Boston:
received with profound thanks, the
dispatch Of your Council In the ar.
duoUs and embarrassing duties devolv.
ing upon me, / feel the need of the &C.
operation and sympathy Of the people.
and Of the assistance Of the Great Ru.
Ter Of the Universe in the duties, and ]
shall endeavor 70 discharge honestly
and to the best Of my judgment with
the conviction that the bests interests
Of civil and religious liberty through
the world will be preserved and promo
ted by the success and permanency OF
our country. Let US labor to that end,
and that the mission on which the PEG,
pie have been sent among the nations
Of the word viii be accomplished
ANDREW JOHNSON.
JULEsBURGs NEBRASKA, June lS.-The
expedition against the Indians is &C
lively progressing Part Of the com
mand is already en- Route for Fort Lari-
ME. Gen Conner, with the rest Of the
troops of the expedition, starts from
the Missouri river, and are being push
ed forward rapidly. A sufficient mum
Der Of troops remain behind for the
protection of the mail route. One
thousand cavalry arrived at Omaha to-
day, and viii join the expedition at
Powder river.
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AUG ION SALE
OF
Building lots and Dwellings.

$3.50 49, U0AAAH y
! CATURDAY, JUNE 2t1H, WE viii OFFER FJF
- Fale, atthe court house gate, az y O'Clock.
Frame House on South Market street. contain.
ing three rooms. Lot AZ f~eetnront by1s0 deep.
-Four vacant lots on the corner Of North Sumner
and Jackson streets. gH feet each. and rurning
back IS feet 70 the Bel View property.
Six vacant lots, on South spruca street adjoining
the residence Of the la'e Jas. p. CLARK: eaeh abo6f
50 fee, front These are free from ts1ea
TnTe. very desirable one story brick residences.
on South High street. containing from three 10 Ave
rooms
Three L0t', corner Of South Summer and How.
ard Streets, each 30 feet to "a alley.
Slots comeroi South Cherry and Howard streets,
each 20 ieet front BY IS deep. 10 analley.
A small house on ne Gallatn Turnpike, utm1es
fson the eiiyi between three and acres and, VIII
q good spring.
We VII lake pleasure ia showing the above pro-
perty TO parties desiring 10 purshaze.
WHAT BROWN CO,
We vii ada b the atove sale, a. The zane tine
ana place, THREE Lots, on lower COLLEGE street.
inonung ~ feet On sad street, and this dc n
sauefson neZtfO the lOts q g = Eenfsepeui bling
tne pro- erty formerly belonging 20 1T Honry
-sr w. n James Elis' plan. Two old framed
houses sre on these lots. Buyers are invited 10
attend. NILSSON A MUgFEFE
.uneis-lE nfCherry street.
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go Reward.

BOX q Merchandise. sent PEN LouisFile.
"A arf marked 4. E14uurk Has1Ei = Tenn
- teen uis-asai or stored semsshere b. M
tsse. Fer aay innrmltan even. the ahoTs re-
uard ~ - raid
EMANUEL
jnnsso-iS mol ulion sfrret
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A GARD.

HE undersigned keeps coustsagv On 49, /.
sssorsa stuck o. Iron, Csamss. E.is
1890 axes, Nopper. ENC. 5ssh, Gr1e a.
fteEs, C~otonScraren. Thrshing N.rE5-ce
- ohel-IA, se-aH Cutters, Waron Tlrrf-- FIrs
IucA aoc Gay, Hydrsulic cement Piretar Paris.
Aee and foEcelan Kettles, Ropa. Prney
6ockat 6nndstones, Ruc kefs. ruh-. Eroeme.
Fioar, Lard, and Groceries. and F-n0us atbef AZ
.cles rsquirel Tor city and country Trade, Wnlah
.heJ ofof 81 reduced pncss.
WI. LYON 4 90.
uAyll-sm 8Markst street
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