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WANTED AT MUIRKIRK FURNACE,
w near Beltsville, ONE HUNDRED to TWO
HUNDRED WOOD CHOPPERS. Apply at Fur
mace se8-lm
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DUNCAN, THE CoMMIssARY-James W.
Duncan, the quartermaster at AndersOnville who
ISSUED the rations to the prisoners, and who 1t Is
represented was guilty OF the most cruel treat :
mcnt to our prisoners, evidence OF which was
given before the Wirz court martial, has been
committed to the Old Capitol, by order OF Gen.
huuuT
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A UCTIoN SALE OF SOFT SOAP.
DEF AND STOCK CATTLE AT
- AUCTION

OFFICE DEPor CoNNIssART OF SUBSISTENCE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., Sept IA, 1855. (
viii be offered at public auction, at the Gov
eminent Cattle Yard in Alexandria, virginia. on
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at II o'clock, a.
m, about 800 head Of Beef and Stock Cattle.
Conditions Of sale made known before the sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
O. BELL,
sel8-stuth7t Major and c. s., U. S. A.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
r OS A N G Z Los S II L RR Y,
AVERY DELICATE
ABLE SHER RY,
AND VERY CHEAP.
FRED. S. CozzENs,
Corner of Fourteenth street and
sel6 Wv Pennsylvania avenue.


Corner of Fourteenth street and
sel0 2w Pennsylvania avenue.
DOR HOT W f A 7 II E R.
TARRAGoNA PORT,
For debility and all classes ofsummer complaints.
CHERRY BRANDY,
Ten years old; made OF fine Coguac: an excel
lent tonic.
OLD PORT,
Wine of superior quality; 1884
TEARS OF THE DUoRo,
A pure White Port, of excellent quality.
CRIMBAN BTTTERs,
A compound tincture Of Calasaya Bark.
RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
A cooling drink with ice and water.
OLD MINT JULBP,
An excellent stomachic.
FRED. s. CozzENs,
se8-2w Cor Fourteenth st. and Pa. ay.
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| GRAND LARCENY.-Delia Ball and Martha
IGraut were arrested last night in Georgetown by
oaicer Warwick on the charge Of grand larceny,
,Nordlinger. Yesterday she collected about fifty
dollars worth Of wearing apparel, and arranged
with Della Ball to receive the clothes when she
threw them out OF the window. They were de-
Itected, however. and taken before Justice
Buckley aud committed to Jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

FOR SALE OR RENT.
EOR RENT-TwO UNPUBLISHED
l. ROOMS, with or without Board, at No. 400
Maryland avenue. Also, Carriage House and
Stable. SELL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

The SALE OF GOVERNMENT VEssELs.-We
report In another column, a sale of Government
vessels which took place at the Navy Yard In
Philadelphia yesterday morning. The number
OF bidders on hand being limited, eleven Of the
the Clover, Connecticut, Santiago de Cuba and
bermuda. within the past three months three
sales have taken place at tho Navy Yard In this
city, from ten to fifteen vessels being offered at
each sale, and nearly all Of them sold there never
being more than one or two vessels withdrawn
from the sale. The prices paid for the vessels ut
this yard are very good, they frequently bring
ling a large amount over the appraised value
Washington Is the best market for steamers
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

House BREAKING.-LastT Tuesday night
soma person entered house In Union alley
Four and "a half and Sixth and L and NJ, Island,
and stole some pieces Of mating and wearing
apparel belonging to Catharino Doyle. Yester-
day Acting Sergeant Gessford and oheer Vernon,
Of the Seventh ward, arrested Thomas Brown, a
colored labOrer, charged with committing the
robbery He was committed to Jail for court by
Justice Handy.
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Rye Four-First quality dull at 6aS6.2j.
GRAIN. - Market hrm. Sales OF prime red
Wheat S2a2. O5; do. white 81. 6ja2. 70 Corn at 50
ass cts. for white; and yellow do sOas2 cts. and
Oats at Has cts. weight -
MoLAssRs. -QuotatIons nominal, viz: Clayed
Cuba 46abOcts, Muscovado do, in hhds., 04a5S
cts. English Island 65a75 cts. and Porto Rico
70a75 cts
Provisions. Market Ia aetive--Bacon Should .
eps at is cts Sides at cts, aud Sugar cnred
Hams at 2sa3S cts. now prime Mess Pork sold at
10. bOaS32, and closed steady. Western Lard re-.
mains nominal, at AlIa2j cts. and Baltimore re-
fined at 26l$ cts.
SALT Sales Of Ground Alum reported at ". %
| asa 2j, aud Marshall's Fine at 20aS3. %. Mar
ket quiet ,....
s6aARs.-Market firm for all grades. We
quote:
Cuba and E. l., fair to good refining, $l2. 6oal3 80
" good grocery, l9.2jall.2 ~
Z" prime grocery, l4.50al6. %
Porto Rico fair to good grocery, is.ooals.2 2,
FL" prime TO choice grocery, l5.60al6, &c
| WHISKY. Small sales Of Western reported Al
g.. O%a2.3l. Market active.
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wAsulSaros, d, c, September II, 1851.

NOTICE.
ALL BOATS a., at New Orleans and Mobile
for which bids are not accepted, will be offered
at PUBLIC AuCTION-those at New Orleans at
that place, On SATURDAY the 9Th day Of Octo.
bcr; and those at Mobile ut that place, on MON
DAY, the 10Th day OF October Due notice will
will hc given Of precise hour aud locality Of sale.
by order Of the QuartcrmAster General.
LEWIS b. PARSONS,
sc2l-9N Brigadicr General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

CHARITY.-sunday last being the day up
polluted by the Most Rev. Archbishop Spaulding
Of the Catholic church. for collection to be taken
up for the relief OF the suffering poor Of the South
il is estimated that nearly $1,000 was collected
In the Catholic churches Of this citv. St Patrick
and st. Matthews contributed about 500 each
st. Aloysius about 800, and the new church Of
the immaculate Conception about 800. large
amount was collected in St. Peters, st. DON'T
nick g, and ST. Mary's.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
ID AUCTIoNEBRS,

- hUVTTVNEEKS.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NAVY
YARD AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, the 18th, at 8 o'clock .. m, we
shall sell In front Of the premises, Lot No 4, in
Square south Of Square 900. This property fronts
III feet inches on 18th street east running back
Ill feet 10 inches on South Carolina avenue, and
Is Improved by two two-story Frame Houses
Terms Of sale One half cash, the balance in
six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. A deed given and deed of
truEt taken.
All conyeyanciug aud revenue stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
se20-td AuctiOneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

HEAVY RoBBERY.- Yesterday morning
between one O'Clock and daylight, the tailoring
estab ishinent OF Mr.. Evan Hughes, corner Of
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, was
lars worth Of cloths, cassimeres, &c. taken of,
The best bolts OF cloth were picked out and car
riod away, some Of them 30 heavy that It was
with difficulty the clerks could handle them in
the store. The thieves left candle behind them.
\ 1t Is believed the goods were taken away In a
vehicle No clue has been obtained Of the thieves.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

TIE RELEASE OF JOHN MITCHEL.-Thc
London HorRinq STIR makes these remarks
on the release Of John Mitchell by Prcsi-
dent Johnson
We feel it to be an act of unkindnCss to
this country. an encouragement to the Fen
ian disturbcrs OF the peace, and proceed
ing calculated to make us less confident in
the interference Of the United States Gov
crnmcnt with the fitting out Of privatecrs,
OF any warlkc expedition upon which these
foolish people may embark to crafty their
hostility or their vapity. Asthe openly avow-
cd object of the organization Of Irishmcn
which solicited Mitchell release was to pro
mote hostilitics against England. the proper
course for the Chief Magistrate OF a friend
ly power was either to refuse to recognize
them at all, or to show his entire disappro-
baton Of their organization and its aims
The cxigcncics of the political situation may
make it desirable to secure the support of
the Irish element to the Administration :
the Industriously circulated story that Mr..
Seward had given the information to the
British Government which led to the arrest
Of the FCnian pioneers may require to be
put down by an executive act Of a different
tendency but no thoroughly friendly Gov
crnmcnt would, for objects such as these.
run the risk Of offending Il great nation by
cOnsorting on terms of amity with It's bit
tCTeSt enemies.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

LAMP EXPLosIoN-Thc Dayton (Ohio)
,JgWHol has the following warning in its is
sue of December ,
Wednesday evening, lady who resides
in Oregon, lighted 4 coal-oiI lamp in her
bedroom, and after putting her little girl
to bed, turned down the wick so as to give
only feeble light in the room. and then
went into another room to finish some work
she had been engaged on. Returning to the
bed room in about an hour She found the
room filed with smoke: the lamp was ON
the floor with the glass part in hundred
pieces and the carpet was burned in Il cir
Gle of several feet. near where the fragments
Of the lamp were strcwn. and dress, which
was hanging on a chair near by had been
partially bnrncd and the fire had fortu-
natcIy gone out. When found the little
girl was nearly stranged with the fumes in
the room. The wick, when turned down.
had heated the oil, and the fire was commu-
nicated with the gas generated in the lamp
causing an explosion. We hope that this
will be 4 warning to parents. 1t is very
dangerous to turn down the wick of coal
oil lamp, after it has been some time ignitcd .
and it is fully as dangerous, or more so, to
carry lamp after the wick, tube and other
connections have become heated. We hear
every day Of dreadful accidents and loss of
life BY carclcStncsS with lamps.
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The Formulation Of the Globe.

There arc on the globe about l,2o8 mil
lions Of souls, of which
500 millions are of the Caucasian race.
G62 millions are of the Mongul race.
100 millions are of the Ethiopian race.
276 millions are of the Malay race.
million are of the Indo American race
There arc 3,642 languages spoken and
1000 different religions.
The yearly mortality of the globe Is
$50, $50, 1873 persons. This is at the rate OF
81, 564 per day, $3.50 per hour, 60 per min
ute. So each pulsation of cur heart marks
the decease of some human creature.
The average of human life is 50 years.
One fourth of the population dies at or
before the age of years-onc half at or
before p years.
Among 10000 persons one arrives at the
age Of 100 years, one in 600 attains the age
Of 90. and one in 100 lives to 60.
Married men live longer than Single ones.
In 900 persons Go marry, and more mar
riages occur in June and December than in
any month in the year.
One eighth Of the whole population is
military.
Professions exercise great influence on
longevity In 900 individuals who arrive
at the age of 20 years ~ are priests, orators
or public speakers 40 are agriculturalists;
33 are workmen 81 are soldies or military
employees p are professors, and p doc
tors Those who devote their lives to the
proIOngation of that of others die the soon
est.
There are $50 ,OOO,O 900 Christians.
100000 IsraelitCs.
6OO0O0OO Asiatic religions.
100, 900 600 Mohammcdans.
200,OO0,OOO Pagans.
In the Christian churches
11O,OOOO0O profess the Roman Catholic.
76,OOO,OOO profess the Greek faith.
SO,OOO,OO0 profess the Protestant,
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A Crown of Glory.
D. woman child who has nsed
~ man, woman child VINO haS used



Sterling's Ambrosia
is willing to recommend it, Three years of rapidly in
crcasng sale have made the Ambfosia famous an over
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head
1t Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Head
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceascs the Scalp Cools the Heated Brew. Re,ns,os
Dandruf Cures Nervous Headache Cures Balancss.
InsuTeS LuXurant Locks. Inclincs Hair ts Curl Su-
persedes Wigs. Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject appa
rant at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the AmbTosia will suit you to T. ElegaHty pat ap
Delicatey Perfumed Patronized by Opera Singers ard
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes orcarOns containing
two large bottles No2 for morning-No for evening
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
STERLING'S AMBROSIA Is the best NEST agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world To prove this
try carton.
Sold by Druggists
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA MANUFACTURING CO.
aug96m 2l5 Fulton Street, NcJ York.
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TENNESSEE CoPPER.-Gov. Brownlow received
from the Copper Mines two beautiful and rich copper
bars, weighing twenty-five pounds each. The met
al Is Of the finest quality and we learn Is found in
e1haustlcss quantities in Polk county. When the
Kentucky railroad Is completed TO knoxville, East
Tennessee will leap into a career of unsurpassed
prosperity God has blessed that lovely and roman
tiC region With rich mines; fertile soil, and balmy
climate, brave en- and beautiful women. She is
strong enough 10 be a great State herself Press
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DISSOLUTIONS.

An English and Classical school young and boys
dccIJ-tf Address j. X. PAYNE, Principal.
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GEN. j. I. WILDER has contracted with A P
NcDonald,7A. A. Wright aud Col R. E. Cross, rep
rescntatives Of English and Canadian capitalists,
for developing the oil and mineral resources Of lands
owned by the East Tennessee Union Petroleum and
Mining Company. The mineral wealth represent
ed by this organization is potent guarantee Of the
speedy building of the Knoxville and Cincinnati
Railroad. The company purposes beginning ope-
ratioas at once. Gen. Wilder has control of over
lhree hundred thousand acres Of petroleum and
mineral lands on the Upper Cumberland The dis
position Of these lands Will be 70 further the inter
csts Of the Knoxville and Cincinnati road
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WANTS.
RAGS WANTED.
HAZEN & son.

GsSH< A DAY. Agents wanted to sell a new and Won
ID Ae1 derful SEWING MACHINE the only cheap one
licensed. Address SHAW * CLARK, Biddcford, Maine.
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THERE are great many other differences between
Gen Thomas and Brownlow-CHat. Gazette.
Il il natural for men, even of the same party, TO
differ in many things. However much or little
General Thomas and Governor Brownlow may diff
fer, they agree precisely IN their views regards
.gnsr, r.. hood
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NOTICE

TINJ John awtuu nonresident Of tho Tennessee
i Michael, John, Thomas and William Nahouy who are
minors and heirs at law Of Thomas Mallory dec H. having
filed their petition IN the County Court for Knox county upon
this day, alleging that the said John
appointed their regular guardian and that he had failed
make settlements and renew his bond required by law and
nonresident, and praying that he, guardian
said be removed and another be appointed such 1t
Therefore ordered 10y tho that publication be made in
Brownuw hir for four successive weeks notifying
LawtUn to appear before said the first Monday
January and make due defense said petition
same will be taken confessed and heard parte him.
4 copy Of the order.
drrI-it WIN + SEAN. Clerk.
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Tribute ExtraOrdinary.

+. Among the many rich and racy documents .
we receive for publication the following is the most
amusing and can scarcely be surpassed by "a.
Ward" For the accommodation Of the writer, we
insert it. and give 70 our readers Uerba Ct liter
atm Ct punctuation:
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Irish Republic
INV Yurt Crrt. De-. z. ISt5.
~rNAu 'U,"rEE. FINI,N BBcrHEEHooD, "a BEgsrwAN.
WIscos The Senate Of the F. B. has received
authentic information that bonds TO the amount
Of sINty-elght thousand dollars SIS CO0) purpOrng
to be issued the credit Of the Irish Republic, are
about to be put in circulation, and have in in
stances already been sold and issued to parties as
genuine and valid bonds Of the Irish Republic
And WhereCy, Those bonds bear on the face the
name of party as agent Of the Irish Republic, who
not only has never been confirmed for that position
by the Senate of the Fenan Brotherhood requir-
ed by the Constitution, but, the contrary, was re-
iected by that body when submitted for such con-
frmation; Ind WEcreqs The Senate of the Fenian
Brotherhood has been in session at No 734 Broad
way for some days, and has duly notified the Presi-
dent of the Fenian Brotherhood Of such session,
without receiving from him any nomination for the
position Of Agent Of the Irish Republic; and any
bonds so issued are invalid, and issued IN violation
. of the Constitution; therefore,
The Senate Of the Fenian Brotherhood hereby
notify the members Of the Fenian Brotherhood and
the public large that all such bonds are invalid and
illegal, and that the issue and sale Of such bonds
shall be dealt Nth as a fraud on the organization,
in accordance with the annexed resolution adopted
by the Senate q copy Of which was handed TO the
President Of the FCnian Brotherhood. Signed by
JAMES GIBBONS, Philadelphia, Pa.
MICHAEL SEAMAN, Chicago IL
j. W. FITZGERALD, Cincinnati Ohio
?. OROURKE, New York City.
p BANNoN Louisville Ky
w. SULLIVAN, Tifin, Ohio.
WN. FLEMING, Troy, y. \.
PATRICK J. MEEHAN, New York City
EDWARD L. CAREY, New York City.
W. K. ROBERTS, President Of the Senate
Fenian Brotherhood
RESOLUTION.
RssO.rca, That the President of the Feniau Broth
erhooI be- and Is hereby notified, that no bonds of
the Irish Republic shall be issued without the sig
nature thereto Of the agent of the Irish Republic
properly nominated by the President of the Fenian
Brotherhood and duly confirmed by the Senate of
the Fenian Brotherhood and thatif any bonds shall
be issued without the signature Of such duly appoint
ed agent each issue viii be illegal and unconstitu-
tonal and this Senate viii feel bound TO treat such
issue a fraud on the organization Of which It Is
the representative and whose character and inter-
ests the Senate is bound TO protect.
Signed by all the Senators present. ten in num-
Der, abOYe.l
( true copy: w. J. .HYNES,
Clerk, Senate, F. B.
We feel bound to add that we could not advise
investments in the bonds thus blown upon unless at
a very cons iderabe discount
A LARGE assortment Of Fine Cut Tobacco ST
Kings Old Corner.
dec2O-2m }. ii. FEssEEDEN & Co.
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rur Corinth Miss Enquirer says

We are much disappointed in the President
message. We had believed that policy, if nothing
else, would have induced him 10 take stronger and
more favorable grounds for the admission of the
Southern States
The President is also disappointed and grieved at
The bad faith of the rebels of Mississippi in Particu
lar, and Of The South in general When they be-
have better ]. Will be time to call on the President
for better treatment
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Tampering with the Teeth

L. naincss. Avoid the corrosive dentrccs, submit
sorapinC nothing but soZcDoNT Orient herbs
gradients 1t preserves enamel 1t all mpuri-
ties strengthens the gums 1t dcodorzes tainted breath
harmless water, and moro valuable than its weight in
-7IT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

For years to conc the chief objects of legislation
Congress and in the States will be matters grow
ing out Of the rebellion. Among these we may
onumcrate taxation and revenue; indemnity to loyal
men, and 10 rebels falsely claiming to have been
loyal for injuries sustained during the war for the
loss Of slaves made free and for slaves TO be pro-
vided for and protected; rebels to be watched and
guarded against; and where rebels have the power,
Union men to be oppressed and punished for hav-
ing opposed secession pensions for disabled soldiers
and aid for loyal families plundered; and aid, IN
der false colors, for rebels. Great frauds viii be
perpetrated, and false testimony, in volumes, ad-
duced to sustain them and swindIe the Government.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

IL portions Of Middle Tennessee rebel grand
jurors are finding billsof Indictment against Union
soldiers officers, and scouts for executing orders
given to them by General Rosecrans. Such jurors
deserve to be arrested by the military and confined
IN the State prison. We hope it will be done. No
doubt portion Of these jurors have obtained par
don from the President, and the rest Of them have
The amnesty oath in their pockets. Out upon all
such traitors
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

ADMINISTRATION.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

HAVING lrcu duly qualified tn, County Court of Knox
Ii county. at tn" November Term Administrator on
the estate o Ezekiel Bsoy" whose last residence
county Notice @ivcnto all persons having claims against
said estate 10 present the within the prescribed by
Law they will DE forever barred and all indebted
Estate notified To make immediate settlement.
Communications for may be through Post Office.
Knoxville, left the Book Brock Chaplin.
Gay street.
urN22-ft T. T. J. STONE.
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CERTAIN rebels of Marshall county, Mississippi
bordering m this State, have notified Northern men
who have served IN the Union army, dozen Of
whom have ettled IN La Grange, Tennessee that
they Will give them until Christmas to leave the
Ss,el True they are good citizens, and have bought
property but it is alleged that they had fought four
year, TO assist in subjuEatinS the South, and they
must leave This is the spir.: Of the South-andt
is kept down in some instances by the presence of
,agon.t,-in other cases by considerations Of policy
They need company Of negro sal3.ers at La Grange
and another-ayc, regiment in Marshall county.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-20

Masonic FEsTIvAL,--Masier's Lodge Of this
city will give Festival at the Franklin House, on
Wednesday the 9th instant
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-ttorneys Tor Claimants,
MARRY, ALTERNATELY & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Purchase and sell Real Estate To-
order. attend to the Collection of
Rents, Lease and Sell Farms, Store
houses, Lots, Dwellings, &c, &c.
Give Prompt Attention to the per
fecting Of Negotiations.
OFFTCE-O.er SntEs Je,rsl,v Ssgrr, t-g aae-.
South q the Loag0r House,
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TNIIAT very desirable cuisines, huu-r situated
the Post Office Knoxville. Tenn for sale can b.
bought cheap for cash.
For further particulars. apply to
MABBl, ABERNATHY a 4 CO..
Real =