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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
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Tuesday. Nav %.

TUESDAY, May %.
The Senate Yesterday consumed nearly |
the entire day in discussing the bill for the !
disposal of the Hermitage property, by Civ |
ing a portion to the United States Govern
ment Tor a branch military academy. 1t
finally passed-ayes Is, noes 3
The following protest was submitted:
Mr.. Speaker, We respectfully present this,
our protest, against the passage OF House
bill No. 1876, entitled an act disqualilying
all rebels and traitors from holding office,
either civil or military, in the State Of Ten
nessee.
The Legislature has no constitutional
right to pass this bill. The Constitution
pfescribes certain qualifications and dis
qualifications for Office in the three depart
meuts Of the State Government. No au-
thority exists anywhere, only in the people,
to cha nge, alter or add 10 the qualihcatil Us
or disqualifcations contained IN the COnsti-
tuition.
This bill particularly amends the Con-
stitutiOn by adding other disqualifcations
to those therei1 specified. The Legislature
cannot amend by enactment, but may re-
commend amendments, as directed in Sec.
3, of Article II, of the Constitution.
In Article !, Section 5, of the Declaration
Of Rights, it is declared that "All elections
shall be free and equal" No election can
be free where the qualified voter is denied
by law the privilege OF voting for any citizen
of his choice.
Every member Of the General Assembly
! swesrs that he viii not Consent to any act
or thing whatever, that shall have a tend
| ency To lessen or abridge the rights and
! privileges Of the people, as declared by the
/ Constitution of this State"
/ If the parties referred to in this bill are
under the Constitution eligible to Office,
| their rights and privileges" are 'lessened
and abridged" by this act. If they are in
/ eigibe to office, under the fundamental
! law, the passage Of this bill is entirely I'M
| necessary.
The highest privilege known to an Amer
lean citizen is the privilege of voting. That
| privilege carries with it, under the COnstI-
tuition, laws and free institutions of the re-
public of Tennessee, the essential idea of
freedom of choice. This bill virtUslly and
really denies the legally qualified elector
| his right Of choice among those constitution
ally qualified for office. He can elect to no
| Office, civil or military, any person that ha',
| in any way, at any time or under any cir
| cumstances, aided the rebelliOn-unless he
has been since Jenuary, 1862, discharged
from the army of the United States or held
office by appointment of Gov. johnson or
Gov. BrownlOw, in either ofwhich cases he
may be elected to civil but not to political
Office. To this extent the voters right of
choice is restricted-hence we hold the bill
to be clearly anti-republican.
j. D. JOHNSON,
W. J. MCFARLAND,
j. 2. THOMPSON.
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This work for genIsl humor, tender pathos, start
ling interest ana attra tive beauty. stssda peerless
and alone among all it, competitors The Valiant
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the Witty snt Marvellous, the Tender and Pathetic.
The Roli Of Fame sud story, Camp, Picket Spy,
scout Biyouaf, and Siege Start ing Surprises,
Wonderful Escapes, Famous v ords and Deeds Of
Womsn, an1 the whole Panorama Of the War are
here thrilling y aud stsrtngy portrayed IN = mas
tery manner, AZ once historical and romantic, rem
derinE rt ire most ample. friil ant and readable
book that the var has called forth
Disabled othcers and soldiers teachers, energetic
young men. ana al IN want Of profitable employ
meHt, vii ma Tins the test chance 70 make money
ever yet ouiTed. eend FOR circulars and see our
terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING c..
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SALE OF
Government Property.


OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAETEFMASTER,
NASHVILLE, IEss-. May l7JI, 1856 I
I WILL offer iCr sole, 40 pubic suction at The o.
/ Franklin Shops, IN Nashville. Tenn, COM
mencIng on MONDAY, the II,H day Of Jurc. 1866
and continue daily until sl the property Dr. dr- posed
o., large I0tOI serueeuhIe Quarf-Tur store.
and aIl rhe Machinery 30 the s.. Shops, cousl-tua
DO part a. fGI.UE--
IIsteaan Engine, Iozls inch cy. aIar.
] Boiler, ~ iuoh dIsulleI, p faot Ilrg.
lT0l FIslcr d. feet.
g !: ss% ..a|
4Upught Press Drills, 4 Iathez. Fnpfre SINGLE
Head I Lathe Engine, Double Head. D Lathe
hand, small, with Iron Shears. . athc hand. p. rt
Wooden Shears Lathe, Pattern Makers. lemon
Machines ! Bow MacHnei D Spoke Machine; j
Grind Stone Machine I Jockey Stuck Machine. 3
Mort eng Machine Drilling Machine. ] Cr4rru
Machine. ] "McEoWau Pump, 4x8 lucl Cy Iader.
"McTQ~an. Force Pump % Pulley, rur-a AMI
turned, from % 81 inch. lTI feet lane aE.r.n al
fee. Leather Betting, zGiO feet Ruiber Eeuu- So ,
TOOLS.
This stincludes all kinds Of Tools. only o small
Ia enumerated.
80 Hand SAVE; GO lemon Saws. ag5 Steel Squares;
ILITy Squares J]Z Planes, assorted, rAu-e--,
assorted f5 Ersra-, Hftrhat-, Hammer, Clr.al-.
Punches, Gauges, Drawing K1Iye., Anvil, aIcds--,
g., B..
MATERIAL
This r-t includes aI kinds of Material used by
the Government, such ss Bolts, Fell. =ze-, 5lga1s aI
Sizes Ma 8. cut and wrought al rlzr-i E.yels $40
zizs-, Buckle al. za-f kings, al sIzs-
De- 90 .ns sheet lrJui 4I3 Il- gafEaIrzai Iron.
Gzlt'7 JOS iTOn, a--or,eii l5l ..s Hoop Iron,
AZ sII feet Luu 1ar sssoTrsa, slglrs PrsIaaI e..
Horse Medicines Of adj kinds; Farr-r-r tas Cd
and Instruments VI -cflianeOU- Article, Sc, Sc.
ms prape. y pa s-I sEgp.u- not rTFIrrI by tho
Government, and I7 40 I1 good, -aTsanaH q rgrH.-
ton. f-rz1ls desiring .lll-Ua l.u rope cling tl.-
property wi receive % ny calling at my a.l... Oh
Cellar ftrest. below be Capitol.
Terms Cash, .u Government fIEIa
Sale % commence 81 % 0'c.scz A. n , Sf each Lay.
BY order ~ 8. E. IN 81,
Bvt Ii. Col and Depot or. TE
g. KIRK
m1yls-t.1 ETt. Iafar ami s.. q ".
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la the new STYLES of chomisos, instead OF
beng trimmed with embroidered insertion,
the chgmlsc itself Is embroidered. The cm-
hralaerv Is never more than four inches
deep. and ia front It describes g.Es'ral.
Either Naleuccuules or Mslfues rlsns ls
the crest of the wra!er. Is embroidered IG
the center Of the top.-Laa.su...a D,H.-r1t
We would like 10 know how Harvey
found out these facts. Has he been
handling a chemise2
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Baptist Convention.

\ dispatch from RusselIville, Ky,
dated the Dist, says:
Several hundred delegates to the Southern
Bapsist Convention have reached here, rep
rcscuting all the Confederate States, Inclu
ding Ma yland and Missouri. The Conyen-
ton assemble TO morrow. Tonight there
is saluraton meeting for the interchange
Of frsternal e0urtesics. DR.. Williams, oil
Missouri, presides.
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Miss AngnslnLErnns.


A correspondent of the New Orleans
Times recently visited Mobile, and,
whilst there, called upon Miss Evans,
the author Of "Beulah" lie says;
I found Der a most charming young lady,
and ] should say without hesitation, one VI
the most gifted and best informed women
in America. In her conversation there Is a
rare combination Of case, elegance and
grace Ia spite of your disposition to say
something 10 maintain a conversation, you
find yourlclf gradually and iusensibly be-
coming a mere listener, spell bound b. that
magic flame Of ideas clothed IA rich and
most cIcgat language, accompanied by d
kind of magnetism that give thcm Tor the
time perfect mastery over your whole be-
ing There is no aleCtation IN her con-
versatiOn or manner; both are perfectly
chlldlike and aTtle g; but there Is my5-
terry and power IN these same words that
nuke them positively irresistible.
Miss Evans is about twenty-three
years Of age, is well formed, Of medium
night, has hazel eyes and a magnificent
head. She has a fair, smooth skin and q
very superior temperament, being III K
ture Of the sangUIue and nervous. The
brain Of Byron, il is said, did not seem to be
more than two-lhirds the SIZE Of that oI
CuvIel, but owing to the tineucs3 Of its tex
ture and great density 1T weighed within
| d few d-achms Of the brain Of the Illustrl-
Gus naturalist. The temperament Of By
ron was ID mixture Of the sanguiue and
nervous, identically the same as that o
| Miss Evans.
She informed me that she was engaged
on a work st present which she hoped 70 be
! able TO get GU. in the course o! the SUN.
| me- Though considerable portion Is
| written she has not yet given 1t title. The
| scene is laid in tho State Of Georgia.
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Iti Is stated that the President is pre-
pairing proclamation to explain that
his recent peace proclamation abroga-
tee martial Law throughout the South.
and that this one Is necessary to disabuse
the public mind that military iuterfer-
ence in the coming jeff Davis trial will
prevent an expression OF a jury.
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SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.

SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. I65: To incorporate the Union Mi
ming and Manufacturing Company, and for
other purposes. Passed.
No 275: To incorporate the Tennessee
Central College. Pa 5ed.
No. 300: 10 incorporate the Nashville
and Edg cfeid Street Railroad Company.
PISSED.
No. 433: To pay certain court costs Of
Greene county. Passed
No. 2O3: To amend the several acts incor-
pgratng the town Of Jackson.
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
Senate bill No. 255: To incorporate the
Cauy Fork Oil and Lumber Company, with
amendments Incorporating about thirty
other corporations. Passed.
No. 243; To amend the testamentary
laws Of the State. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until 9
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of VAL Paper and Wuuaoi7 SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, IL store
and for sale by NERRITT UHL,
a. Church street, May6eld Building,
mbS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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Wanted.

A GEMS wanted 10 every town and ueIghb0r-
n hood, Tor THE GREAT LABOR SAVER" a
new Srtcle 10 crest demand, worth szJ 70 any
family Secured by uatrnt and very Ealeabis.
Agents, male snd female, are mskrg s. % 50 per
Day Fith capital Of s. 70 so. Any persOn having
ittle spare time, viii find It pleasant and profit.
abe. send stamps for circulars and return post
sge. Address r WAYVELL,
msys-5m. Box f75l Chicago, IN.
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A dispatch from Washington dated
the DIST, says Gen. Howard Is consider
Jog the propriety Of resiguing his posi-
ton as head Of the freedmen.s Bureau.
Don't consider, General, but resign at
once Stand not on the order Of your
going
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4 Sea Captains Remedy for ChOI-

Mr.. G. S. Peabody, master of the
packetship Isaac Wright, has written
a letter, giving an account of the treat
ment Of cholera cases which occurred
on his vessel in January last, during a
trip from Liverpool to New York
Captain Peabody says that within for
ty-eight hours after sailing, cholera ap-
pcared, and in ten days twenty seven
passengers had died of it, though they
were treated "by the book. The Cap
tain then applied a method of treat
ment that had been recommended by
his predecessor in command, and did
not lose another patient on that voy-
age or since. The remedy was this
A table spoonful of salt and a table
spoonful of red pepper in half pint Of
hot water.
The Captain says he was himself at
tackled by violent cholera, with cramps,
etc, but the medicine carried him
through" He adds, The medicine
acts quickly as an emetic, say in one
or two minutes. 1t brings up a very
offensive matter, which sticks like glue
1t was given, among others, to one old
woman of eighty four years of age, who
was on deck, though weak of course,
the very next day. l have known it to
be successfully used, on board their
ships, by at least dozen shipmasters
beside myself Its use is quite general
in Liverpool, where even some of the
regular doctors find it to their advant-
age to resort to it. Provided with this
simple recipe, no longer consider the
cholera an manageable disease.
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For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale a heauTfII
I Family Coach, Manufactured BY himself To
b. seen AZ j. Z. Stones Main strest between First
aud Brook SIS For terms apply az
NJ kEU FLIN6ERS
~ 81 Preston ST, bet. Market 5 Jefferson.
Louisville, Ky. Tmay Do 81
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Hon l. S Foster viii not permit his
name to be used as a candidate for the
Senate. Iii expected, therefore, that
Gen Ferry will be elected to-day.
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NOticR.

TIHE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE will be omen.
ed for business a. The Hail or the Charnb-r Of
Commerce. No 80 College street, On Thursday
ne 4, and eTerF Say tie eller az / O'Clock, D m
and rFula Dfl lufI. clock, hen % .- expected
t1at the ITtuuFra wi. us present with samples Of
Cotton, Grams, Groceries, a..
All buyers, anether members or not, are respect
fully invited ~ be present.
maTs5-H ISAAC LITTOS, Bec'y.
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We regret exceedingly to learn that
the venerable and respected Mr.
SeatOn, who conducted the National
IntelliEencer so long and so well, is
rapidly and hopelessly sinking under
the ravsges of cancer Washington Re
..tE-gu.
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Bav. Tucker has gone to Mexico
Whilst on his way 10 the city ne was
plundered by guerrillas. Poor Bev;
naughty guerrillss.
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In 1859 g gentleman by the name of
Talbot Green, of Tennessee, afterwards
an officer in the late rebel army, pub
lished a popular work, entitled "a
Winter in the Federal City" in which
he positively asserts that ANDREW
Johnson, in spite of the fates would be
Chief Magistrate of the United States
before the close of the year 1865" that
"his administration would be stormy
that he would labor under extraordi
May embarrassments, but would event
ually make one Of the most popular
Presidents that ever ruled America D
Whether he be "unprotitI or the son Of
q prophet" the prediction has become
so far literally true.-NaL Lntelhgencer
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AboIishing imprisonment for Debt
in England.

A new reform is proposed in Eng
land. The Bankruptcy bill now pend
ing in Parliament provides for the abo-
lition Of imprisonment for debt The
London Times says:
"This change, at first desired on the
ground of humanity, may now be de
Tended on the simple principles OF COM
mon sense. If it were cruel to put a
man IN prison to lie there forever, 1t IS
absurd to put him there only for the
purpose Of taking him out again, and
that at the public expense. With I'M
prisonment for debt falls, as we appre-
bend, almost the hole jurisdiction OF
insolvency as opposed to bankruptcy.
vast amount Of time and trouble
hitherto expended in getting debtors
who had no means Of payment released
from arrest, viii be swept away, and
persons will no longer obtain credit on
the strength Of the chance that some
compassionater relative will release them
from imprisonment. 1t is impossible
to speak too highly of this change
whether viewed with reference to the
principles of political economy, of law
or of morality.
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3lEtv 4avFrtisetreats.
10000 PVUBdt of Back Tea
for Sale.
OFFICE SUPERVISING C0MNIssABY, !
MILITARY IIvI.IUN OF TIE TENNESSEE,
----------- . NJ % l..E

RAsH7ILBE INN, May p, 1856. }
C,FALFD PROPOSALS On duplicated for the pur-
chase Of Bla'k Tea will be received until Sat-
IITday. June g, 1876, at " O'Clock m
The Tea y sold because not required for issuing;
is in origiual pa7ksges Che packages are not in
good orderi, az can be examined a. any time du-
ring business hours prior 70 the 9Th inst
No proposal for less thsn 200 pounds will be con-
ridered. Bidders required to be present at the
onenlnp OF the BIDS Terms cash IN Government
funds and deposit Of IS per cent. required f,om
the successful bidder as soon the bid Is awarded.
ghe Tea will he re-WsIghsd and tared at the org
ira marks.
Propos ais 10 BE- endorsed Proposals for fur
uishng les, - and addressed 10 the undes' gned.
NJ SMALL,
uray23-td Bvt Col and CS.
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r. UREE, CLAY E.rF-rEr
Formerly o. Commercial Foruer-vat aaFale-
Hotel. House
CITY HOTEL
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE 4 ROBERTS, Proprielors.

HAVING leased the w.U bunV1 H.fs' r1r a
n term o. years and lsvET Thoroughly -s7 la.I
sud reilIul-hti &C. We ave nov enabled I0 accom-
u1iste the trave ing PIa. ID o. rg1I -JgIs a. any
other house Iu ils country tra4 LONG been sa.I
illt Nashville Wa- greatly 10 need lf "a good hotel.
ana having The most contra. 1ut largest house .H
me ciy. Es are determined t1 make 10 ..#0nI In
none Our charges all az al times hs o. low b.
can possibly DO afforded.
uaarli-3m HARE = ROBERTS.
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Nc Washington National Inc

The Washington National Intelli-
gencer, Of a late date, says:
at Is reported here, in intelligent
political circles, that at meeting Of the
Ohio Republican State Central Com
nlittee, recently held at Columbus, at
whichseventeen members were present
twelve voted to sustain the President s
policy and five voted to sustain Con
gress
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NOIlce 70 Turnpike Companies.

ONCE A-T-TAsr QUaETEar,srru. B
hA-HvillE, IE,s, May ~, I-.. +
I n accordance With recent decision Of tho CHEF
i gIarte'ua-tsr Military Division Teure. co. f.at
owners OF Turnpike are not entitled To tolls sr
raszags n Government teams or Yea.esas. u. .a...
viii " paid hereafter BY - Gogeum-a.
r hlEhr
mayl9.5. B7t Na..~anaA o. r.
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Information Wanted Of John
FF8Seh,

TIE left his home on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at
II O'Clock N. anc was seen as late as D m
the same day, since when be has mysterious dis
appeared He Is Of middle hight, has light hair,
ana can be easily re1og aIsed by viii TOe on the
forehead the center ofVhirh appears Hze a straw
berry. The little fryer on his right hand is
crooked. BE was dressed in gray pauts Oons and
vest old black coat and black hat. Any person
KnoTng any thing OF he whereabouts Is respectfully
requested TO give notice 70 his wife. reward viii
be paid for information.
CAROLINE FR4SCH,
Care Of Cumberland Brewery,
may23IW Nashville, Tenn.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, May %, 1866.
The House was called to order at Q
o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Jarvis: That the action of the
State Treasurer in borrowing money in the
summer and fall of 1865, for the use of the
state, is hereby approved by the General
Assembly, aud set forth in his report,
dated October !, 1865. Adopted on suspen-
sion Of the rules.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. 1876: Authorizing the Governor to is
sue bonds to the amount of $1,000 for the
benefit Of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap
and Charleston Railroad, and bonds to the
amount of S20O,O for the benefit of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Passed.
No. 22l: To incorporate the Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad, otherwise known as
the Nashville and Knoxville Railroad
Mr.. Wines offered an amendment, apprO-
prating $1,000 to the Memphis, CIarks-
Vile and Louisville Railroad and to the
Knoxville and kentucky Railroad $3.50, 600.
Adopted.
Mr. Thornburg offered an amendment,
incorporating the Kingston Turnpike, and
several other iurnpikes. The amendment
was adopted, and the bill, as amended,
passed its third reading.
Ga motion, the House adjourned until
o'clock.
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as follows:
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, May %, 1866.
Center Of the Senate hereby nom
mate for Commissioners of the District Of
Shelby county, known as the Metropolitan
District of the State of Tennessee, for the
experimenting Commissioner, S. p. Beau
mont for Financial Commissioner, 4. z.
Burdett for Clerical Commissioner, Chan
ming Richards, and respectfully ask your
confirmation. W. q. BROWELOw.
Mr.. Smith moved a confirmation Of the
app )intments made in the Governors mes
sage, which motion carried.
Adjourned.
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West and North.
steamers Of U S. Mall d Peoples Line,

DttaWtFN OF o D WHI. q IVUUIt IIIt,
Leave lou sville at 1900 noon, daily, and 8t p m
daily, except Sunday, arriving 10 Cincinnati Do
time 70 connect with early morning trans for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 10 So. Louis,
Chicago, Cincinnati, and al principal Eastern cities.
rs lie n ght Express leaving Nashville at ESQ
pm. and 6aI.auu ar $40 M viii not stop at IN
termed ate sta ions hetsc Gala iC and NASH
vile cT epton Sundays, for through pas. enger7.
GaIlst n Accommodation viii run dsI y, except
SuLdsYz, as follows. Leave Galllt1 at G.5J N ar
rive at Nashv e at sos a. IN Returning, leaves
Nashville at 40 p m. arrives at GallatIn at G.lU p.
m. Stops at gil intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK.
may9-Im Geu1 supt l.. n. R. r.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !

MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Executive message No. Is, was received,
as fDllOys.
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Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections At Louisville for the East
West and North, commencing April o, Co.
Trans will run as follows
Leave Nqshv. IIp.......... as 3 m. and $50 pm
Arrive at Bowling Green. 1901 p m. and less pm
.. I0nIsNIIIe .......... N-II ID and 800 a. m
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glaahrllIG &lul0n.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROKNE, HANKS &.sC0.
2. BECEETT,. G.. ". HANKS
". C. BROWNE, p. JONES.
WEDNESDAY MAY 23sIsG6