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Provost Marshal GeneraI.

The name Of Col J. P. Br0wnlow has been men.
toned on the streets In connection with the ece q
Provost Marshal General. he desires Il understood
that he has never desired thspesition and would net
seeeps Of it II rendered. His only ambition i 10
command the First Tennessee Cavalry, now a.
NHshvillo, and he Is on his way there 70 reoIn lt
esen on rrutehes
We have word TO say ahou. this cflce II Is
well 6lled BY good man, Col Trowbridge He b
the right man in the right plaee-s doing his daty,
and giving entire satisfaction 10 eli truly loyal men,
who hasa the good Of the country Al heart, and are
not schs'uing 70 advance the wishes of traitors.
We are got Of that class Of g home folkss who
eamor for our own men 70 control everything. Nor
can we or ours be used 10 turn god and true nen
ont Of important positions In order % adyancs the
schemes Of rebel sympathisers. And our aasheriIes
would do veil 10 guard against al such lntsiraes
especially "a tjds tosdltfs.
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The People are an RIghi.

FOR more than a week past We have been speak
ing 10 the people, in company with Horace May
nArd upon the subject Of the dongs Of the late State
Convention, and Of tbs approaching elections At
Concord, Loudoh, SweetN sier, Strawberry Plains.
aud st Salem Church south Of the river the crowds
were large, attentive, and enthusiastic We wsre
struck with the zeal Il the people, with their hearty
responses 70 what call strs and radioes senti
ments and with the further fact that the real peo-
pie are far in advance IN their loyalty 70 the Gov
eminent, snd In their hostility towards rebels, Of
those men we call LEADEEs in the ranks The leso-
pie all right and they viii vote right, and do
right in every thing relating 10 The Interests OF the
country, when called upon 70 act They are dead
out sgsinst oil woaid-be conservatives and they
wish no peace with rebels in arms. They lsy IN
conversation, that those who are Cor moderation
now, are the men who were for moderation II the
start and called out for peace among ourselves and
for us 70 50 the way State wonti They say they
were deceived By these nlen once, and will never be
deceived by them again They have put their marks
upon men who symPathizs vita rebels, and intend
10 hold them In everlasting remembrHnee!
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0llcern Oemmandlng Kegroes.

Some II oar most rysEed cisisens have - great :
horror for whils officers who ssoep 10 command No
gro reglmenh Or brigsdsA that they say they cant
ireat them with respect Lei ~ lock Into this mat
ter, and reason lille sboai the csse These on
oars are officers Of The United States army, and are
only aslng their duty By obeying their sapsriort-
Our Governmsnt hss resolved On arming aad Aght-
ing the nagrOss, and in our iudgmsAi negroes are
good encugh 10 fight rebels with. And Is the fight
h about the nsgrc Il l. proper that be shuald take
hand
But fcr years past-forsy years q the time We
can recollect--Hnonled men Of thu South have
bought up droges 81 ncgrees--pul them 10 irons
and driven them through here 70 the States o. Ala
hams, Misi&ippI and Louisiana, with tha lordly
owners On ans Aerssh viii large stock driving
whips IN hand occasioaaliy used Ep6u such negToea
a. weald lAg behind In mSny instances they hsve
travelled on with the drove in carriages snd On
sprngs with sslsst maiate GRID 70 take earsof them
dsFiBg their absence from hotnel In many instap-
CO. when they have sold thess girl Cor the money,
theyth&ve sold their own efq,rinss and feiatfsssf
When these trades have beer sueccssfals ard
made foFtunoe. naen and families hsye tAkea them
into their houses tscased thesa with great dsrance
and rengaizea thsua as a. associates, sho nov turn
upflf Acses in desision al an oicsr who viii coa-
sent 10 conmasd negr:esi What inconsistsnt eres-
lures Va are
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The Trade Regulations.

The Treasury Department ncsiasi me months
--.-~ss tsSEEv wIyntt my Dsssftc1 and desired 70
withdraw from the hasiness, could allow such par
~ 70 sell cut 70 any loyal having permit FOR
= trsde store Msny have Gvailed themselves Of this
liberal Offer and some have abused Il By specrla-
tons connected with b1ying and selling out II Is
nov ordered that those ealy can ell out whe wish
20 retire from the Business and 20 selling out they
pelsntoy;iF setl heir prisiisges aad the permits
granted % them go 10 those who buy them out %
nSs 70 increase the number of trade stores.
Those who rent abandoned rebel property Of this
Agency can't reat for pafposea Of speculation, and
in the fatre when they cease 10 uss II goes into
the hands Of John r. Henry. the Agent under me, 70
rent TO nev parties. This new order VIII 10 every
instance. be enforced. Property, such ~ dwelling
houses snd business houses, can't be rented 10 one
party 70 rent T. another at double the price given 10
the Government Oar orders arr 70 stop all thls
species Of speculation, and even to decline renting
At all 70 parties engaged Ia this game
As the Assistant Special Agent Of the Treasury
Department Tor the District Of East Tennessee II 1
eensurabls for any thing Il h sor the IberalIts
have displayed 70 all In the trade. 10 sll wishing
to engage and 10 rebels who were such 10 the early
days Of this rebellion. East Tsnnessesans hare suf
fered greatly for che four past years they sre stil
doWn-trOddeh, and have lahored 10 accommodate
al, 70 As great "a extent IS my swora obligations
and special instructions would allow. Many have
complained Of prescription, and many still COM
plAin. These complaints DO not disturb mel an
conscious Of having done my duty.
w. @. BAowkIow,
Asst. 8per. Ast 7teas DspL
FERkukRY Is Isss
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Colonel z. R. Butler.

The Nashville CHioa pays msrited compliment
to Colonel Butler, Of johnson county. We are
pleased 70 learn that be Is doing good service ia
Middle Tennessee:
Colonel Butler, Of East Tennssses. Is al present.
Id this city, and win remain few days. &c ia
nan vel known throughout the State, and Is doing
good work in this seetion--arelsing tbe Uaios
PeoPle 70 the importance of an early organizzsson
Of the Stste Government, and We hope % see Aiua
elected one II the CangreSsmen @ represent the
regeneFstesi State in the United States House Of
Representatives. With fell delegation Of such
men, backed by heavy vote, We wotd feel assured
that the recognized government vii BE Feoognizsd
At Washington 81 once.
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sketch or p. eWyn.

DR.. fiwyn, who Is asserted 70 have kseome the
agent % tie Franeh In HortheFn Mexice 4 Tea
nassa9An by birth Andsan olcehoder esar since The
DAYS 81 General Jaekson'a Presidoncys 1wyn wes
the sou Of 4 Methodist psasehef wss etecsssd md
studied medicine 1t TraHsylsAnia Uniysrfisy
stndisd Law ailsrvards bat became Uailsd States
Nss'' tslo n Ho. 60 ser,.sruessa ana
senAsor from California
He bore the reputation Of IN ambitious, soinauhai
anscFupulous, bold man and coasorted chiefly with
The rpughesi Of the shareholders 10 Opngross--
When these seeded and reselled, Dr. euyn was
confidently expected to Join them. He ct cnt fFasn
San Fraacisco, - was supposed, Scr that purpose,
aud was arrested "a the slesineT BY Gen. Sumner,
who broaght him prisoner 20 New York. When
he wa released be went frst to Washington, and
later, Il was reported 20 Rlehmesid bat little hes
been known publicly OF his movements for the last
txo years. He was born N 1905, and b therefore
sixty years Of ago The Emperoe II France haa In
him = lhoroagh adgenhiTeF--the kind Of tool be
likes 10 work with, because, when he Il done with
II he can easily cast Il asids.
Frem sketch of Gwyn's political career in the
Missouri Democrat We take the following
Gwyn's personal appearance 4 rather progresses
ing, IN spite Of xlsaal oblqalsy In ono eve which
y thought 70 be hlefnish 10 moss man. His egure
h tail AID commanding, his hair almost whiss -
snow. His fhes bsars the mark Of cunning. and the
grace and politenea Of his hearing IN s6cisky are
well adapted 10 win the hearts Of the ansopAistcxsed
who do not anderatand the baseness beneath that
outward sincerity. There i no Fssson h dsabt
that Gwyn viii have the assistance Of hundreds Of
adventures from California; and, II be has good
supply Of French gold, he maS create sensation
IN bis new Office. The man Is weil chosen fer the
Once. and Office well fitted 20 thf mar. There i
oaly enc element In bis character 4hst units him
Cor the task which Lonis Napoleon has probably 81
e eeIore him, ana z an impcrsaat one W. q.
moment hia skin Is In danger he win desert the
cause.
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.A.-.issssa -os,..y. .....E RICHARD n. COWARD.
BissEf e,ss,.fs.........JAMEs II. DONALDSON.
Brariies ss.Esfg-.......JESsE II. 9AUT.
fs,szspi.eH egss,g 49,. REUBEN RODGERS
Cizyfrr o..sss,y. .-...... PLEASANT WILLIAMS
CocEs esHafs...........J. r. sHULT7.
Claiborne rosslS....-fURHEY JONES
6Sraisgsr sssstg-...-0. r. GROVE.
fireeas essafy .........JAMES JONES.
HapegoE eessty -. NJ JARVIS.
HavkiH, eessFty......W. W. WILLIS.
HssailsaA oOssiy...-gAMES r. HOOD.
.fessyssA 4fE.......J0HN y. MINIS.
Jolssgs eovHfy ....-..-J0sEPi WAGNER.
Ruay ~onEty........ WILLIAM HEtsKELL
Hayiom svaafy ......-..R r. s. RALSTON.
Ne Misa ssHfg......-JAMES Il. HEEDER s0N.
lHoaros ogsafy ......--g. W. GAINES.
Rsaas soasty ........,.THoMAs J. MASON.
Ssrisr ss.asiF WILSON DUGgAN.
EziiirsH o0'sats WILLIAM MULLIETx.
Iaiys osssty ..........A. A. SNoDDERLY.
WGskisgfoa essHts---sAMUBL T. GRIFFITH
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Important order.
HKADoRs ARMIES OF THE CNTED STATES,
In rue FIELD, VA, Nov. Il, 1864.

/ HxADoRs ARMIES or TIE UNITED STATES.
IS THE FIELp, Va, Nov. Il, 1864.
The following orders are re published for
tho information and guidance of all con
ecrned;
/ Hereafter deserters from the Coniederats
army, who deliver themselves aP % the
Uniied States forces, viii, on taking an oath
that they will not again take up arms du-
ring the present rebellion, be furnished sub
sisteace and free transportation 70 Their
homes, If the same aro withl6 Federal oe
eupation.
If their homes are not within such lines
they win be furnished Subsistence, and free
transportation 10 any point in the North
eFn States.
All aeserters whe take the oath Of ale
glance, win, ii they desire ii, Be given en-
ployment in the Qaartermssters and 9th
CT Departments Of the Array, and the same
remuneration paid them As is given to CIV
iiian employees for similar service.
Forced military duty, or service ehdaSg
efing them b eaptaFe BY the Cohiedersse
l0nces. will not Be exaeted from such a. si'e
themselves un 10 the United States military
authorities.
Desorters who bring horses or mules lo'e
our lines will. ON delivering the same 10 TIE
Ouartermasters Department. receive ~
money the highest prices soch hefses- S'U
mules are worth.
ny command OF Lieut. Gen, Grant
T. s BswERs,
Assistant Adiaiant General
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~ kass Is u. 81 slsla sAas = lsshas.'aleAss
l1Is Nesk. Il s fz,stsd ihel s'sfsAAh ~ tikka
R.ssahxslss 81 Il ss'I.s Is h "a aitst b 1iselai
eifSiss II 1, ssslsk l6zs ~ 81 s o4eflaesf sae
keea Ntsisaat1l. ant Il i lsiisgst shss ki1hssab
ess wthplafssn alIi II sefy sbeh Tie fslsi eoss
staasnt slefs IN Rolas saelh ispia ElsAmeaa,
uAIsl lnlliuaiss IN shaneaanesl uf ~ ssanis =
La i nasins 81. hssiliesy non tie ssssk slIls b
shs ssmss ereal srsivlsy pfsssie a 1sazalss asa
~ eas szppss ihsl slss = b 81 d ~ fslsls
mach ienesF
Tha sesals hass hsd A aHeAsatseag Nlsh sni
sesses ca the James and he los h killed cad
xoahaea % lob siseG seId is 81 abpss - saii.s
--soae go psssshs.
u sAa ssatn, aha hsve only hssa flsssea b. psla.
.earts oas AnAafea saha psss tfsa . heaor 9
lhelf passage a IaaAnapoll., b IL LEGISLATURE
Tas nsspsioss Hesfs : Fosss has ssilsi fsF ha,
rope.
Es-uoysrheF HIska Il present. seaasef Z On
Krsas from MssylsaA died h Mashiastan @ q
I isgh Instant
Brie. cen aaex Miaass ~hsss eonnezio.
viii he RIuhmoad .ptseon be- made hIa nasna infa
nioas died on shsefA ias,s o. make eaaa mossat',
"a the devil 10 DEE military Phrase
Gen. scAoasId has ASSUMED tAs ronamand q ID
Dcpartmens &c North Carolina, AID has his ftfee
Il wilmsnssan and Nevhssn. Lei him a once b
vsae shs slaaa sna give them taste q shs rebel
Hoa.
Tweuty-one resssis alsA captured cotton hase 60
cut SAFE nom savannah, thus increasing our suppl
of tha raw material
Gevernor Merxan, q New FORK. has been 'ap
pointed sccreeaFy a ths Treasury. He b goo'
aad true mar, sndla man u esperiencs end ability
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4 Successful Scout.

The following brief note win sxplain IssalE and
show that Tennessee boy.srs giviag rebels shslr
Lost rights
HD9Ra BkIGsDE GUFERsoE'k GuAais.
Camp near Knoxville Feb 6, 1885.
DR.. w. n. RrploaLots
have the homer 20 report thst ssnt scout Of
ninstaeg men, dismoanted, andss Lsat Bihls, Of
the Sth Tennessee Cavalry, Ii the vicinity OF War
FsnslaFg where learned there we're some seousine
parties Of rebels annoying The eifixens very nleh
Lieut. Bible Fetnrasd With eleven prisoners, killed
Capt Armstrong formerly II KAcxyilia as,d one
private BIZ the nasae oT jenkins, fura Polk eounlys
also captured f0ursenn good cavalry herssa fhree
pistols, wlthon. the lfsA 81 1 man on a,lf sids.
ans, With fcspaot1 yaHf most obedEenE
JgHn x. MinLxs,
\ Col. Com. Brig. Gov. Guards,
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Col. KiFk's Raid.

Colonel Kirk hAa Just rstnfnea tirm saeees.h,l
rHid Into North Carolina BE buried he ssbsl islI
u Waynasyiiles and released he pFisoasr. ~
bsing back three rebel AagA more thaa ssenss
pFisonsr $50 honas and killed aora ssAsls thsn 8
captured. He met up with tie iarkt saldsne pa,.,
Hho ferently invaded Monroe county, and sispa,,,s
them escsuaily A majority 81 sl.esa win ns.,,s
visit Monroe county again, unless shs Juaginsn.
shall meet thersl
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I,ergs McSi1 ku41ax i aalhorlzed . act e o'sf
agent aicug he whole raesse Ccase Ills seaFesa
i San Francisco California
us HynnAun Of New HAvsa, CcmacQkieat. b
eur ruxelsriy appointed agent 10 Feeeive salsefiI
items Tor cur paper IN thst State.
The WBfa can IL had every week 81 shs News
Depos q r. n. slngleRen, Post oflce Bailding
NssAxiile Team
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Important IDoeamenls.

WxsHIaoron. Feb. sfh --The R;eg.
Whig Of 7th says the following doeue..
wese laid before Congress this mOrnisg
To he senass sBd House u Bspresentar,ys.,.
CoHfedsrste States u America
/ have recently received written Bst.s.-
ton which satisfied me that the Presias,.
If the United States was disposed 10 es1s.
informally with unofficial agents that psys.
be sent BY me with view 70 the res,or,
ton Of peace requested Hon A. II 3.
phena, Hon. r. ~ + Hunter, and IT.,
John A. Campbell 70 proceed through On,
lines 30 hold conference with Ar finesls
or such persons rs be might depule 10 rep
resent him. ! herewith submit for the ;.
formation Of Congress, the report II TIE
eminent citizens above named, sh0wingtAu
the enemy refuse 10 enter into negotiation,
with the Confederate States Of America. Or
any one Of them, securing our people arr
ether terms or guarantees than those which
eonquereF may grant or permit We can
have no peace on any other terms than A.,
unconditional submission h their rule Goa
pied with the acceptance ef their resent l.,
islatioU, including an Amendment IN tS.
Constitution for The abolition Of ~gava--
and with the right on the part Of the F.,s
raj Congress 10 legisiats on the subjer. n
the relations between the white asf Ns.k
population Of each State Such Is, ala.
derstand it, the effects Of the amendes,s
totbe Constitution which has been adopse5
by the Congress Of the United States
ISigned1 JEFF DAvIs
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TIekels! Tlekelsl TIckelsl

We have printed and circulated the tickets for
the 22d inst, on which il the word Ratification y
Next week We expect 10 print the Legislative
tiekstz, 70 be vosed on The ith Of March. We give
notice that ali may be applied, who win caii for
The tickets,
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There Is box Of one hundred cOpiesei "BroSn-
lows book on the Rebellion for sale Al the ofice
Of The KNoxvrLLE VINO. Perscns Wishing g
purchase can apply to Mr. HAwH assaia Office
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ea,erumeas Claim 0nlce.

Csslma tes hassss and elpsga - q - - -.
1estsa lafaxmai yoachess eoilee sll's =.
tssrsy eSen 81 he Unfiea si-sss lsefs S. e,s
ahsShef rsruipla have bees given g a.i pssi ss
QuAltnfmasseSs and C0saeessssrf -.
pllts slnppaee af pay rpinasesi -. ~
s. .ss'ssts "a SHsshinxsoa els, b. LEARf 3 hS
$3.50. 0elcs u Gas stEest. ever kAyfs eeoA
'ss's k9'Aa eT&t29.
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Fair Warning.

Fersons Wishing 70 insert communications o. ad-
versiscansn.s In eur weekly paper are notified hat
they naast haad them Into our once by Tuesday
morning Of each veek.
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SENATOR'S.

Ist Dislriet-R T. BUTTER.
ID DistTiet-CHARLE J. MCKINNEY.
81 Distriei-JAMEg n. RANDOLPH.
4th Disfries--D. W. c. sESTEh.
Sth Distrtct--sAMrEL X. RODGERS.
eth Distries--G EoRGE w. KEITH.
3th Distriet-THoMAS B. MeELwEE.
ssh pis,riet--A. ~. CATE.
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the Fioatlg Distets be Allied up aud that the extra
members allowed FOG the several small e00nfies are
given to East Tennessee as compliment for the
loyalty Of 0ar section. This is high bui merited
compliment and viii 60 10 strengthen section in
The House Of Representatives The following l. the
-
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speakIRe al MaFyyllle.

w. q BrowhIos end Horace MAynsra win spesh
in MsryvIils On Saturday, The issh inst4 and uss
people are invited 10 attend,
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East Tennessee TIeket COmplete.

The Legislative ticket Tor ibis end Of The State
has been completed and forwarded 70 SashSille II
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RIcHNoSD, VA Feb. 9Th 1866.
- @

RICHMOND, VA, FEB. 9th 1860.
To the President 0f C. s. A
Sra: Under your letter Of appointment
25th alt, we proceeded % seek an informal
conference with Abraham Lincoln. Pres.
dent Of the United States. upon the subiee,
mentioned in yoaF letter. The conference
was granted, and took place on board =
steamer anchored in Hampton Roads, where
we met President Lincoln and the Hon Nr
Seward, Secretary of State Of the T. s.
ft continued for several hours, and va.
both full and explicit We learned from
them that the message Of President Lin
coin to Congress in December last, explains
clearly and distinctly his sentiments a. u
the terms, conditions and method Of pro
ceeaing by which peace can be had TO IL
people, and we were not informed that thsJ
would be modified or altered TO obtain th&
end.
We understand from him thai no term.
or proposals Of any treaty or agreement
| looking TO an Intimate settlement would be
entertained by him with the authorities Of
| the Confederate States, because that woah
| be recognition Of their existence a. a sep
arate power, which under no circumstances.
would be done aud like reasons that no
such terms would be entertained By him
/ from States separately. No extended truce
or armistiee, as at present advised, would Be
granted or allowed without satisfactory s.
surances in advance Of complete restoFa-
ton Of the authority of the Constitution
and laws Of the United States over ali places
| within the States Of the Confederate Stats
Of America; that whatever consequence
may follow from the establishment Of that
authority must be accepted, bat that inds-
viduals subject to pains and penalties under
i the laws of the United States might rely
upon very liberal asc of the power 90
dded 20 him 20 remit those pains and pa
alties IL peace be restored. During che
conference the proposed amendment TO the
4 Constitution Of the United States, adopted
by Congress on the 3lst nit, was brought.
70 our notice.
This amendment provides thai neither
slavery nor Involuntary servitude except FOR
crime should exists within their jurisdiction
aud that Congress should have power to
enforce this amendment BY apprupriate leg
islation., OF ali the conference herein men-
toned, and leading to the same, Won have
heretofore been iBiorned.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servants,
A. III. STEVENS,
r. NJ T. HUNTER,
JSo. ~ CAMPBELL.
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FI,OATING DIsrRIcrN,

Aad,o...a a.d ts-pisl9 JAMES A. DOUGHTY
C.grf.S asS JoInsos .......... ELIJAH sIhMERBT.
Ksar ars ss.............-.sAMUEL heCAMA0N.
Haaeo,k, HagkiEs Glssae n a ruopxuY,pn
sad Jsfersos-.....ss...... - "
HAsa, , S = aa''''''@ J. r. WALKER
- JAMES n MELTON and
"'o'' @"s'N " cAPTAIs DOUGHTY.
Poi, Hsig. asd NJ Hiss.-..W. J. COPELAND.
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Rssoisea That he sieeens h ths several essntfls
shall b hold a their eeuny teas % ether opnveaicn1
places In the ssunsss By the olipwisg named pessaA
le-wit;
sxssoss AUTHORIZED TO orEs ksp notIt rnR
ELxCrfaas.
Aaaarssu Jsha Lsin.ss Hsary lIsllssas. asa Joha
Bsdiasa: Nlili.n Es.iss sna Trunh nrldsnaa.
ssnspn jobs II. EazmeE
nlsasoss A. HenseAE
hlsssss Hsrses Essass, sssPhea Matthews and sshss
Brsiiisy shstia.
csnpAssl JpAa Psss.sn. Rsshsa Resuss, md Fryer
Canasn, Hiram Norris end wu. Ha,.sa.
carruIli Villas 7. LbHe snd yeha Nufased
Casssfs John n. EmiEh.
CheAfham Warrsn Jordan
clalbafne, y. Joress
!. cssss tsssb hsasaa, Asa,sn Hua ssa sassir1
Cess 4. A. Csu
oumbsflsnd Janss liarnby cad Ebamas n sean.
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