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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
EAST Tenn. LAND AGENCY.
CoCKRILL & SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,

hNOAFILLE, IENAy
4 TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
n and Exchange of Real Estate Have
constantly on hand for sale, valuable FARM
ING, MINING, TIMBER and GRAZING Lands
in all counties IN East Tennessee.
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow
ers and Sites for Manufactures, Town and
City Property.
Persons wishing us to negotiate for the
Sale of their Lands or Property, should
apply promptly by letter or in person.
Lands in East Tennessee exchanged for
Northern and Western Lands.
Titles examined, and all business conncc-
ted with the transfer of Real Estate prompt
ly attended to.
Full particulars and descriptions Of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitOusly given.
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank,
corner of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville,
Tennessee.
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WaooariIle, Spencer co., Ky., Nay ST. 1860.
Messs DuvaWe sawed 500 feet of boards of
teen logs the first day started MILL without moving
hours We believe portable engines and
mills second use, and most cheeruly
mend any Of mills and engines your shop
7. L. COLLIER PRUSSELL.
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CrOss PLnius. RI

Gross Plains, Ripley CO.. h,d., Feb. 81, 1861.
Messrs. Duva-Today sawed 14OoO feet of lumber in
less than hours About hreefOnrths Of inch um
ber The mill does very well. Yours, truly, -
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Fulton, ItdoaJa co., Hiss, dug. %, 1860.
Messrs DuvalWe have been running the portable engine
saw mill and mill purchased of you some months
We tough scrubby pine from 5000 to 10000 feet Of
lumber day. and could to hurry hands,
twelve thousand feet per day We grind 90 to IS bushels Of
hour Many have rode twenty and thirty
miles to mill She the wonder and admiration Of all
We cheeruy recommend them those in OF mills and
engines. G. A. HAMILTON & CO.
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Alpine Depot, W. ~ Sept. %, 1868.
j. H. Duva-SIR With the assistance of Mr. Hardesty,
the setting of the Portable Engines and
Mills purchased of you Mill No the first day cut at the rate
Of 800 feet Of Oak and Pine lumber per hour. Mill No.
just with equal They working
satisfaction confident that the machinery
will do all you advertise. Yours, truly,
STRINE. BOYD
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Braintrcm, Wyoming co

BraintrcIl, Wyoming co., Pa, Nay l, 1865.
J. Ii. Duval-SR: The Engine and Mill purchased of you,
which Mr. Hardesy has started will do work than you
promised and in the best It will from 10000 to
1900 feet in ten hours. MAILMAN & GAY.
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Through III t,Oenty-troo days.
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE An

ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships will leave Pier No. AZ, River
foot Of Canal street, Il O'Clock llth
and 2lst of every mouth, Except when those
sunday and then the preceding Saturday. for ASPIN
WALL, connecting via Panama Railway, with
Company Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching al ACAPULCO.
Departures Of the LIST and list at Panama With
Steamers for SOU III PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. Those OF LIST touch at MASZANILLO.
discount Of ONE QUARTER steamers rates allow -
to second cabin and teerags passengers with families Also
allowance Of ONE QUARTER through clergy
and their families, and school teachers soldiers having
honorable discharges, HALF FARE.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult baggage
accompany baggage through and attend 10 ladies ai
children without male protectors Baggage received the
day before sailing from steamboats,, railroads and
passengers who prefer to seud down early
experienced surgeon board Medicine aud ssnia
free
For passage Tickets further Information apply at the
Compauys ticket Office the Wharf FOOT OF CANAL
STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
aprlIJnI $ L. HOLMAN, Agent.
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7 Hmcoch I'd, NOr. =, 1866.
II. DuvalSR The Mill of twenty horse power pur-
has been by Mr. Hardesy On Saturday
sawed 5000 feet in eight hours. We safely say
| that 1t excee led our expectations.
Yours truly, BRIDGES, HENDERSON DANIELS
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Charlotte, Mich, March 18Th,

UNUTIU'te, NICE., LUWrCh I0tBy 800.
j. II. Duva-SR My Mill and Engine giving the best Of
satisfaction. had running in five days after receiving it,
The first day after starting the Mill sawed IS logs into inch
lumber making 10 6fj feet in nine hours On the second day
1880 QJ% hours. 1t timed time
when it cut boards, 16 each board,
Yours truly, GEO. n. POTTER.
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Lebanon, KY, July II, 1860.
Messrs DuvaI protest to know but little about machinery
but take pleasure in bearing testimony to the fact that the
portable engine mill purchased of you In my
opinion much lumber in day any other
mill the country $50 thirty minutes
We from 800 to -" feet per hour.
H. B. HARRISON.
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MEDICAL,
DOCTOR WHITTIER,
REGULARLY BRED PHYSII

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN,
his Diploma which hangs in his office, will show, has
made Chronic Diseases the study Of his M and has Union wide
reputation, having been longer located Louis than any other
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been Of private Syphilis
Gonorrhd, G Structure, all Urinary Diseases Sgpbic Ms
cnrdL affections Of The Throat, Skin, Bones Orcs, Hernia
Rupture also, the effects of Solitary Haba runOus Body
and Mind, producing botches debility, mpoenc, dizziness dim
Of sight, confusion Of IDEAS crit oebodng, GrersioH society,"
loss Of memory TeakHe DC not all of these any
but all occurring frequently in various cases.
p Accommodations ample charges moderate, guar.
anteed Consultations by letter at Office free Most
be properly treated oat ntsrrie and medicines
from observation, sent by mail express No hndrance
business in most cases.
Address Box 3092 ST. Louis, Mo.
Hours-S A. NJ to P. NJ OfTcs permanently located al
No Is ST. Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
square south of Lndel Hotel retired spot the
the city.
Constellation rooms, aud the accommodation Of pa
silent: require daily personal attention
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MUSKINGUM VALLEY
ENGINE WORKS,
CORNER MARKET AND THIRD Sis,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO OUR
IL former extensive facilities, turning out
large number of Improved Portable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular Mills Those already received and in
operation giving the most entire satisfaction There
hardly State Territory in the Union but Improved
Portable Engines and Mills All Engines
have spark arrester stack them which the sparks
We would respectfully refer you the following gentlemen
and certificates portability utility practical opera
lions of Portable Steam Engines and Saw Mills:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALI
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
T6y1,tg6 IN f,geU1,,-flco dan,
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Locust Gr0ce, Weakly co., Tenn, Uarci 10, 1888.
Mesrs. Duva-On last Saturday last something
1900 feet of inch poplar lumber worked eleven hours forty
Ave minutes N Nash attended the this amount
from logs sawed from stumps and do every day with
good logs and hands DR.. +. J. SHANNON.
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Sugar Run =. o., Bradjord CO., Pa, Uurch A. 1861
Messrs. j. J. H. Duva-Gents portable engine and
mill that purchased Of you gives entire satisfaction
We have, in twenty days after starting up,
Of frozen hemock TIMBER which call saving
done in Northern Pennsylvania. The mill by Mr..
Hardesty GRIFFITS STONE.
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His Pledges and how He Redeemed
them.
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EE- We fully warrant Engines and Saw Mills be
made of first class material workmanship the and to
from 5000 10000 feet Of Lumber per day. (say ten
hours)
dents. Address
COCKILL & SEYMOUR,
Agents East Tennessee,
may9-6m Knoxville, Tenn.
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THE KNOXVILLE WING
Knoxville, Tenn, June 27, 1866.
By BRoWNLoW, HAWs g. co.

Andrew JOhnsOn'S Treatment Of Ten
neSsee UniOnists.
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY ACADEMY,
Ii KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Feb. 18th.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
The Journal Of yesterday, was read and
approved
Mr.. Virgins, from the committee on Fl
nance, to whom was referred resolution on
the subject oftaxes, asked to be discharged
from its further consideration also a bill to
provide for the collection of taxes for 1865, in
counties where no Sheriff or other officer
was qualified under the revenue ordinance Of
the Convention, recommended its passage.
Mr. Howard, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, to whom was referred the bill to incor-
porate the Carolina Joint Stock Insurance
& Trust Company, reported back the same,
recommending its passage
A bill to amend an act entitled an act for
the better regulation of the town of Green
vile. proposed to amend, with a recommend
alton that it do pass; bill for the relief of
Landlords, recommend that it do pass bill
concerning indictments in the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, recommending its passage;
bill to give original jurisdiction to the Su-
preme Court in certain cases, with recon-
incubation favorable to its passage.
Mr.. Carter, from the Committee on the Ju
dietary, to whom was referred the resolution
to change the rules of evidence in this State,
asked to be discharged from its further con-
sideration, as printed copies of such bill
are now lying on the desks of the members,
having been introduced in the House ofCom
mons.
Mr.. Cash, from the joint select committee
OF conference, TO whom was referred the reso-
| luton in reference to furnishing copy of
the Revised Code and otheracts to the Clerks
of Courts in their counties where they have
not been furnished or have been DESTROYED,
reported back the same, with substitute
thereto, and asked that it be adopted.
Mr. Cash introduced resolution to print
the acts of the secret session of 1864 and IS,
which, on motion of Mr. Ferrebee, was refer
red to the judiciary Committee.
The bill to regulate the terms of the Su-
preme Court and for other purposes, came
up, was amended and passed its third read
ing
On motion of Mr. Bynum, the vote bywhich
the High Shoal Rail Road bill passed on yes
terday, was reconsidered, and the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Harris, of Rutherford
designating proper gauge, was stricken out
and the bill passed its final reading.
Mr. Cowles, from the joint select commit
tee, 10 whom was referred the duty of re.
moving the books and papers of the late
erly occupied by the State Geologist, reported
they had discharged their duties so far as
removing those that remain, but numbers Of
important papers have been lost and that
they cannot suggest any method by which
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n, 49,, .. u 9 - -.7 1,-5777..-5
tao ~ - ,aso ;peeial COMMIT
80. ~ f - NUT .so .lle ulsSleP
s rnoy u G luo '.ars t1.t s.. H. 10 arllnclal
, r0au's " appea.s 1 h mum .ne foregoing
r sJ n0 Adonted - '''S''1 eAcep1 %
'o III lii o,,thor;z; 4ha wa.s. = 81
moor IN seize AND sell the nronertu II - t, so
pov, VIC are admitted nc y M ~
bonse nassed its third readina '-'0 t's''
The 6ill to authorize certain Cherokee IN
dams to remain permanently n this Stasa
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q
Mr.. Thompson, addressed the House at
length in opposition TO the bill. He regarded
the Banks as hopelessly insolvent, and even
were it otherwise, the tax imposed by the
government upon Banking institutions.
would compel them to wind up their bust
ness. Their assets were pledged to the re-
demption Of their notes, and the Investment
of their specie in stock of National Bank
who held their notes.
Mr.. Smith rejoined in defence of the bill.
1--WE regret that our space will not allow
US 70 report the speeches in full Eds
Yhe question recurring, the bill was rejec-
ted by the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered on motion of Mr.. Nc
Donald:
YEAs-M essrs. Allison, Ashworth, Barnett,
Baxter, Blackmer, Blair, Blythe, Bonner, Bur
ton, Cowan, Cox, Craige Daily, Dargan,
Gafland, Gidney, Hamilton, Harper, Halves,
| ,Hoke, Holmes, Hyman, Kenan, Lee Of Gates,
/ Lucas, Luke, Manly, Marler, McAden, McIn-
stosh, Moore of Alamance, Moore of Martin,
Mott, Murphy, Niven, Newsum, Palmer,
| Shaw, Smith of Cumberland, Smith of Hert-
ford, league, Wheeler and Williams-44
NAYs.-Messrs. Beasley, Black, Bryson,
Burgess, Caldwell, Cameron, Gambler, Carson,
Coates, Crawford, Davis of Carteret, Davis
of Halifax, Dickson, Dunn, Everett, Faircloth
of Wayne, Flythe, Foster, Fur, Gaines, Hen
ry, Hodnett, Holderby, Horton, Houston,
Hutchison, Jenkins of Castor, Jenkins of
Granville, Jenkins of Warren, Jones, Joyner,
Judkins, Kinney, Logan, Lyon, Matthews,
Mcdonald, Mcclure, McNair, Nelson, Muir
rill, Nicks, Page, Potter, Rayner. Rosebro,
Smith of Columbus, Smith Of Guilford, Still
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL, 1866
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock,
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1ty OF votes IN the Senate; and Wnlle IL uihV-
ed atan organic act-that should concede to
the collective South veto power on nation
al legislation it assumed that each State sep
arate had the right to revise and nullify laws
of the United States, according to the discre-
ton of its judgment.
SLAVERY AND FOREIGN RELATIONS.
; The new theory hung as bias on the for
eign relations of the country there could De
no recognition of Hayti, nor even OF the
American colony of Liberia; and the world
was given to understand that the establish
ment ofFree labor in Cuba would be rea-
son for wrestling that island from Spain.
Territories were annexed; Louisiana, Flon-
da, Texas, half of Mexico slavery must have
its share in them all, and it accepted Tor a
time dividing line between the unquestlon-
ed domain of free labor and that in which
Involuntary labor was to be tolerated. A
few years passed away, and the new school,
strong and arrogant, demanded and received
an apology for applying the Jefferson proviso
to Oregon.
sQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY.
The application of that proviso was inter-
rupted for three administrations; but justice
moved steadily onward. In the news that
the men of California had chosen freedom,
Calhoun heard the knell of parting slavery !;
and on his death-bed he counseled secession.
Washington, and Jefferson, and Madison had
died despairing of the abolition of slavery !;
Calhoun died in despair at the growth of free
com. His system rushed irresistibly to Its
natural development The death struggle
Tor California was followed by a short truce
but the new school of politicians who said
that slavery was not evil. but good, soon
sought to recover the ground they had lost,
and confident of securing Texas, they de-
manded that the established line in the Ter
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

400 A Month I AGENTS waited
~ fad,dsher . fs's, jast ont Addfesl
iorT. CAREY cty Ballding biddfo5d No.
o.
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Chaucery Court az EliSabethton.
FAcOB PERKINS ys Jesse White ct. al.
y IN thiS cause Il appearing from the al
cation IN the Bill Of complainant Chat the.
efendant N.G. Taylor isa nonresident Of
lis State. il 10 therefore ordered BY the court
agt publication he made for fonr successive
GkSfn the Union rlag, notifying said de.
.ndant In appear at the nett term Of the
'haneery Court TO he held ut the COur: House
n ElilAbethion on the first, MOnday IN Sep
inner next, 1856. and make defence to said
IN or the same will be taken tor rOnkssed
sto Him and set Tor hearing ezparte. July
IN 1860. N ,4.1n,i nc hoiiuHi-
97wIprfsS n. G. SMITH, c. L N.
x KDREw u BUCK s ING rayIoi. In
"A this tause Il appenriog from the allie
iefenhantH y. @. Taylor 10 n nonresident OF
his State, II is therefore ordered By q conrt
hat publication be made for four successive
weeks 10 the JonesborO Union Flag, notify.
ug said defendant 10 appear At the next term
'fthe Chancery Court TO be held at the Court
louise in EliEabethton on the frat Mundry 10
September next, 1866, nnd make defence to
aid bill or the same will be taken for con-
rs.cd and set for herring sxParss. July 7th
1896.
yisw4prrss n. G. SMITH. c. 4. N.
TAMEsH Il. PEOPLES vs. Robsr. n owe, Har.
rison Rowe, ct al In this cause Il APP
caring from the allegations IN the bill that
he defendants John HAun, Edward Hau D..
3fEibeth Black. Sarah Hendly and Mary
BlAck are .n%on-residents Of this State. II Is
49,. ..I...l L. al. n...t sL.s ..Llg..
ion he made for four successive weeks In
he Jonesborcnah Union Plag notifying said
lefsndanis 70 appear at the neEt term az the
Chnnrery Oou:t 10 he held II the Oouu Hoate
in Eli1abelhtoh on the drst Monday Ia Sep-
'embsr next, 1850. and make defence TO said
bill. or the same viii be taken for confessed
'sio them and sc. for bearing szparts. July
iyIsr4pIfss Il Q, SMITH, O Z. ".
TOHN K! MILLER Administrator Of The
estate or A. ". o. Taylor decease D.,
Is Y ". Taylor st Al. In this cause Il ap-
nearing from the allegatlon IN the Bill init
ne defendant n. q. Tay or Il . non-rrsldent
Of this State. iiis order n. By tbe court that
IN tie JOnssborough Union Flag notifying
said defendant TO a-pear 4 the nezt Term OF
the Chahcery Court 10 be held At The coat
House IN Elisabsthtou on The hrst Mnndayl IN
September neat, 1885. 10 make defence 10
said bill Or The came viii he taken Tor con.
Tessed as tohlh. and eel for heifing efpartr.
Add the creditors Of sid sstals are eu5dned
from n smpilngto collect thslr cshig arainit
ibe ssmr NATL further order from ihiS hon-
orsbls court, Jply Tih, 1883.
yI1fiprfys H. sMTrH, CAN.
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Original Attachment.

ISAAC B1o0N v IIaahsd Quinn and Da
vid Guina The plnintiR On AFFIDAVIT say
that the defendnnls are justly Indebted to
kfat ahdaft hon-rtsidents o. Teunesste o. o.
absrODd rihah the ordiRsU prqesnTof Law
cashnt be served upon them, sod having oh
tanned an original sttachment against the de
feBdimtb, ftturdable before some Justiee Of
the Peate, and-ths same having beeBFeturu.
ed before me on The 2llh or April, 1859. levi
I'd on defendants property, II 10 therefore or
dered that publication he made for four sue.
cetsiVs weeks In the Union Plag notifying
said o 10 appeal before me- q my Of
Gee ON The 3td day Or October, 1904, md de,
fend, or the sane wiz be proceeded With e1.
parie. r. y, AAKTnJ J,R
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lNnTInE.

nEY. ". H. RO0BRs FORMER AGENT
IL for the Joussboro Female College has
len with theI audersKned lThf subscriptions
and notes shnl we're taken fot the benefit Of
the afsFsald CollSeea The ast instapmenl
fell due o. frat Of last April the second
installment Will be due the hrpt 81 uext Dc
tober. would respectfully request
Ill persons Wbo are ladsbtfd, 10 pay
the 6rst i~urallmeut u - carlyH dayHs prac-
tlrabls, AZ The Tfusiresare anEl0us 70 pay al
debts standing agAiun the coDege
Jy7o-tf suaBalg lev DRAKE.
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aFor taly by VI w. LAAIRkTB, DrssgiiI
Min Street, opposite tin Shop.
janse1 yoNEsB0Ro TIM
a1.UOO Per Year, We ssui Agents
osefyehsrr 70 sell ouf inraoyED $40 Sewing
Maehineu. Thres new iindI Under and up
yer feed. seni On tfinl. Waffanttd Eve Jears.
1bpya taIaryegJargccommigdnuB paid The
only machines sold in Unitsd States Tor less
than $40, which. ars 0fg hfea,sd By Hors,
RhUip6 Rason, Gyogh BdtH, SfHgH,6 CO,
az BaekslfT. al other CHAP nAehihta are
hflagosnb ard the Rifg o. are arc in6b 10
aryaf, fas and faprsoHmspI nlpfirated
circulars sent free. address, % call ShAg 4
olstt 1ld4fGit Asias, q cAisaEo Ill
jeiyI
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LIABILITIES.
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NET, 3,7l5.439, Al

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b REPRESENTING such facts Of good work As
sls,bOO,OO Losses paid 10 ~ years.
4 Cash Capital Of q, 25O,OOO (absolptO and unim.
parody with a surplus Of $l,4t5il3o A..
APIAPErVAL CdA MriR, with the prestige Of 40
years experience and usefulness,
A Cash Basis or TRANsAcTIOss, nee frim the reVui.
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clap. trap and false pumises.
QUALiTV, IN matters Of assurance, IL frequently loht
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he Poorest Insurance.
objections TO Insurance are frequent with Cwners
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n geaHs the EtnA Insurance Company adjusted and
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$780, 900 B'ipghs arerase daily fro tOS o. ne Cni.
II States, the Importance OF Insurance Is an impeTa.
i've necessity with prudent property owners.
n Dwellings,, 0utbuiIdings nnd Contents are
Insured in the most Favorable Manner, for -
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y EeDr All business attended to with dis.
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legitimate Insurance business, this Company
) able u offer indemnity for the pastnnd Sc
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LOSSES EQUlTABLY ADJUSTED AND
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Jan.2s. Union RtGg once, Laesioro, Tenn
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A WALTER, surviving partner Of Amau-
"A. da v. Hunt, and white 1 Swoope
Wv o. and W. 8. Hunt. In this eauss an
order was made % May term 1889, Of the
Chaneery court Al Jonslboro' TeDn. that no.
.tles rhould Be evsa Armada v. Hunt Exee.
utrif Of W. O. Hunt. deed 20 attend AZ No.
veusbtr term. 1898 Of aid Couft and sbev
eaass MIR aid oaases sha1l not be revived
against her 40 e1fcniriT Of v. Q. Hnnt deed.
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