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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15
REHERSAlS
OF National. PatriOtics Epic 4 Sentimental
- q IL M 81

C>IVING descriptions of Battles. Campaigns de-,
u written while at the Front, will be given in Rich
mond. at Starr TALL on evening.
1866 bv Capt. NEAL NEFF. late of General
Shernan's Army. The pieces are all original and. to
the lovers literature. beauty and sentiment and the
Union, these Poems written in the language of pas
sion will be of thrilling interest
A neatly bound volume of 100 pages, duodecimo.
containing these POEMS will be sold at the door for
sl0e. in place of admission tickets-admtting two
persons Also, in pAunphle, form admitting one per
Nal NETT
Richmond, Feb. Is, 1866 5l:2-
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Feb. 9Th, 50 4w
Notice

hereby given to the citizens of Wayne Tow nship,
i Wayne county, Indiana, that intend apply at
the next Term of the Commissioners Cour, of Wayne
county, commencing the first Monday in March
1886 for license sell oxicatng liquors in less
quantity than quart at a time, and suffer the same
10 be drank the premises where go sold, in
dance with an act approved March 5th. 1859. The
premises which propose 70 sell said intoxicating
liquors are located as follows Being Brick House
situated on Lot No. one hundred aud fifty (150) in
that part of the city of Richmond, laid out BY John
Smith, on the south side of Main Street, between
Marion and Franklin Streets, and known the Cali
House, in the the adjoining the Office il
said Hotel. PHILIP SCHWARTZ-
Feb. st 3e-3w.
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~Thermometer was at IA below,
on Wednesday night and Thursday NOR
ming. Coolest of the season.
St Valentines day has been set apart
for matin9-too cold, this time-sure.
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RICHMOND. FEB. IL, 1866.

HARRY SCHWARTZ, Esq,
Leader of Schwartz's Cornet Band j:
SIR The undersigned residents of
this city, DESTROYS of giving some sub
| stantal evidence of our appreciation of
you excellence as artists and your de-
por tment as gentlemen, beg leave to ten
der you herewith a series of compliment
airy concerts, to take place At Starr Hall,
at such time as You may designate, the
proceeds of which are to be appropriated
for the purchase of new set of instru
ments for your use. Very Respectfully,
". w. Austin, 0ran Perry,
Frank Evans, VIM. T. Dennis,
Jas. E Rogerson, Benz. W. Davis.
Joseph p Lii, Isaac Evans,
T. c. Davis Isaac Shire,
J. E. Macklin, A. Woodward,
NJ. NJ Lacey, Wm- A. Bickle,
s. F Estell, John z. Stokes,
J. Y. Crawford, VIM. P. Wilson,
Thos. Rose. c. A. Dickinson,
j. j. Jordan, E. NJ. Citizens
NJ. b. allard, VIM. II. Page,
IR. Woods, VIM. H. Bennett,
Jonas W. Yeo, Phil F. Virgins,
E. C. Kelly. Chas T. Price, Jr,
E. H. Page, o. d. Evans,
Geo. W. Barnes, Phil. Dickinson,
lobe Wsinstein, Frank G. Tulldse,
Benz Webb, James G. Hope,
J. B. Hunnicutt, James &. Cook,
John Finley, Mayer Dr. o. p. Laird,
w. 7. Mendsnhsli, John s. Lyle.
Geo. W. Benton, Geo. W. Wood,
j. ). Boander, J. 3. Starr,
Joseph Williams, John. 8. McGraw,
w. l.. Farquhar, Jshn W. Gruobs,
c. W. Furguson, Isacc r. Howard,
E. W. Warrington, T.w. o. Brahstt,
ID. H. Dougan, j. s. Walls ce,
James E. Reeves, Ros e. Ferkner,
J. J. Russell, H. WATSON,
A. F. Scott, Oliver Butler,
Geo. W. Shoemaker, J. P. Laws,
J. NJ. Gaar, Jas. W. Starr,
Lewis Burk, John c. Whitrdge,
George Davidson, John ". Fouke,
And many others.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~The Mason & HaRiin Cabinet Organs
forty different styles, adapted 70 sacred and secular
music. from $50 to $500 each. FIFTY ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, or other FIRST premiums award
ed them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MA
son 4 HANIIN. BosroS, or MASON BROTHERS,
NEx YoRK sly.
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Notice

rs hereby given to the citizens of Wayne Tow nshp.
Il Wayne county, Indiana, that intend apply to
the Board of County Commissioners at their next
Tern, commencing the LIST Monday in March. 1885,
for license to sell Intoxicating liquors in less guam
tity than quart at time and suffer the TO be
drank on the premises where Sold in accordance
with act approved March 5,h, 1889. The premises
where intend 10 sell said liquors. situated fol-
lows On the South part of Lot No. IL in that part
of the city of Richmond laid by John Smith: being
on the West side Of Marion Street, South of Main,
between Main and Walnut Streets, in a new Brick
building and now occupied by Grocery Store
WILLIAM KOURTHAUSE.
Feb. sth, So 4w.
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Dsbats on Universal Suffrage,

bs take place at Smiths School House,
ON the National Road. one and halt
mile. west of this city. on next Saturday
evening. 18th inst Several good speak
a. will a- in attendance, and the public
are invited to attend
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Ralph Waldo Emmerson, d

Ralph Waldo Emmerson, delivered
his lecture on " American Manners" at
Starr Hall, on last Monday evening
The author handled the subject in his
able and peculiarly interesting style, en-
tering into pleasing and kindly critic
ism Of any Of the manners Of our social
life; speaking encouragingly Of those
which were good, and especially those
most natural, as well as pointing out our
fsilings.
The audience was an improvement on
that Of previous lectures.
FREDERlC DOUGLASS, will deliver the
next lecture on Tuesday, 9th. Subject:
t" Assassination of the President and its
Lessons"
Tickets and seats secured at Nichol-
anns'
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WHISPERS, WHISPERS,

Do you want Whiskers Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound will force them grow the smooth
est face chin, or hair on bald heads il Six Weeks
Price, sl.oo Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
receipt Of price.
Address, WARNER CO., Box Iss, BROOKLYN
n. Y. bly,.
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APPLICATIONS:
Notice

Is hereby given to the citizens efwsyns township.
u Wayne county, Indiana, that intend 20 apply n;
the H term of the Commissioners Court Of Narne
county, com meucing on the irst Monday 10 March.
1856. for License to sell Intoxicating liquors Iess
quantities than quart at time and sufrr the
be drank the premises, in accordance with the
Act approved Sth March. IS59.-The premises on
which propose sell intoxicating Liquors located
follows: Reng part of Lot No. %. in the city of
Richmond in that part of said city LAID BY Jers-
miah Cox the side of Pearl street, north Of
the Citizens Bank, being the room occupied by
for q Grocery Store ANTON BESCHER.
Feb. /, 1853. 4s-4w.
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500 Tons of Flax Straw Wanted,

For which the highest cash price will
he paid oy. HENLEY, STARE 4 Co.
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SAlA(h(l BUSHELS No. 4, Re-Cteaned
$OO48 FLAXSEED. 70 LOAN most IA
vorsbie terms, by HENLEY, STARR CO.
Riehuord- lad, Pee- s, 1895 'e1
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e. A squad Of Gypsies passed
through this city on Monday last
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500 Tons of Flax Straw Wanted

For which the highest cash price will
be paid by, HENLEY, STARR d Co.
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Meeting of County Central Committee.

TIE Wayne County Central Committee, recently APP
pointed by the Union, County Convention at Centre
vile, requested to meet at the Court House, in
Centreville, Saturday 2tth inst, at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ full ATTENDANCE is earles Il ROM .tet Tie saI-
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Feb. sth, sow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
OEFEC1An douRNAh
MONDAY MORNING, ooToBER ., lses.
The Torch and Turpentine Hr,ra6e


clever political jeud' esprit appears in III
indianapolis Herald, that viii probably suryiv
lows: - - w ~
see them on their winding way,
,r Across the hills and down the GLADE
They're going South to burn and siay;
Xhe torch and turpentine brigadei
Ills Ben directs the flaming torch
~, The Parson sports the bread and wine:
Inc Matte Cobbler waves the torch
While Thaddeus totes the turpentine.
AstMde an ass of monstrous size,
~, whose ears are as the steeples TALL
WIN whetted swords on both his thighs,
Rides forth the fiery Hannibawl.
Fierce as the frenzied unicorn,
Wlth.rolling eyes and well poised head,
bQId Horace blows his pewter horn,
10 give the cohorts time and tread.
On either flank the bummers Turk,
And Anna b. shall hold the sack,
Jack Hamilton shall play the Turk.
While sooty Fred shall play the Jack.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

The last number Of the Billiard Cue contains an
announcement from Mr.. Phean Of an important
change in the bylaws Of the game of billiards,
Heretofore, when the cue,ball was in contact with
anotGer or troze,' The player must strike
contact, in order to count. Mr. Phelan announces
tnat after the lstof next January player, if his
ball be 'frozenH can count, provided he plays
away from the ball with which he is in contact
although on the return of the cue-ball from the
cushion or "masse,i ii touches that to which Il
was frozen first. The new rule viii be favoraBIy
received by all players.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

D..
AVID
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
TO
Galveston, Indianoln and Sabine Pass, Texas
STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TEcHE
Passenger Trains,
Carrying the U. s. Mail leave the Agiers depot EVERY
MORNING at so'eioek arriving at BRAsHEAR Berwick,
Bay, atl2M.
Special Passenger Trains
Leave the depot in Agters at 6 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY MORNINGS returning same day on the arrf
val of the steamship from Galveston
The ATall Train
Leaves Rrashear every day except sundsy arrfv
ing in Algiers at 5P. On SUNDAYS the train leave
BFashear on the arrival Of the Galveston steamship
THE Railroad Ferryboat
Leaves the foot Of st. Ann opposite jackson Square,
every morning at III O'clock and on "Wednesday and FIJI
day mornings at 51S o'clock.
Steamships for Galveston, inside Route. vf,
Berwick hay,
Leaves Brashear the arrival passengers from New o.
leans on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS: an d
for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
Baggnge Checked Through.
10 detention on the route THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston Indlance and Sabine Pass can bs At e
Railroad oompanys office, No 60 Canal street, or on the
FerTyboat while crossing the river FREE FERRY TICK
ETs furnished to all passengers VINO procure Railroad
Texas tickets a
Steamboats, running TO New Iberia and all Intermediate
landings on the Teche, make DAILY CONNECTIONS sun
days excepted with the trains at Brashear.
Freight received and delivered at the ferry landing Mt
OF ST Ann street, every day until except Sundays
for and from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou Teehe and
all stations on the road. 4 6Tz
Freight will also be received and delivered at the ftegh
platforms in Agiers
An baggage transported the Free Of Charge
and from the depot in Agier the St. Ann street Ferry
Landing. Q. W. r. BAYLEE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

0EEaCE OF THE ATLANTIC INsUTE-
LANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No \ IS2
Gravier street. between Camp and St Charles Streets
Ise6 This Company is now prepared % take FJfE,
RISKS, on the most favorable terms.
EDWARD RIGNEY, President
fa WM. p. KELLOGG. Wee President Is
II. P. JANFIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

a citizen lsays the jackson, Miss, Clarion
called upon qs last night and requested nat we
should direetthe attention Of our municipal au-
thotities to the dilapidated condition Of the side
walks in this city He says he il in the habit Of
drinking whisky, and is tired of stumbling over
broken sidewalks at night. We cannot add to the
force Of this appeal - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
STATE OF LoUIs1AN.

~ Parish OF OrleanB City Of New Orleans.
Belt that the 9th day of june 1866 before
me- the undersigned Justice ofthe Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared John Peber
ton President and Paul Foprch Secretary Of the Merchan
Mutual Insurance Company Of New oeans who being duly
according law did aspoae and say that the shove
statement is Just correct Transcript from the boo
Of the Company
PAUL FoUR6HY, Secretary oi'' ttsSa'H''
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The Board Of Trustees HAYS resolved to declare Serbs ,
dend Of thyfye per cent the net earned pafticpat
premiums Tor the year ending 2sh February 1865 m h
next n 8 Tfz &c ~ 49, Il - II
the Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1850 vim DO rs
aeemed also sS per cent interest all outstanding Gsa
estes Of Scrip viii be paid the second Monday IF N.Y.
1866 to the holders thereof or their legal
CHARLES BRIGGS, PEslIdent
5. P. RouS Secretary -
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PARISH or oRIHANs. orr o. EHw osiEAHs, +
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this z0th day of ero
1900 EDMOND MEUNIER, 3
Third Justice q the Peace for tho Parrish Of ersan
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The above statement Is Just true aud correct Transcript
from the books of the Company.
q. GANUcHEAU, President
L W. BAevrE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
PARISH or 0RLR4Fs, CITY OF NKwl 0ELB&Ss,3
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13h day October
1866. q. Il. BRAGaHS,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay SIX PER
CENT interest the outstanding cerfcates Of Scrip On and
after the 18th day OF November next and have further de-
cared Scrip Dividend Of FIFTY PER CENT on the net
earned participating premiums the year ending s0th Sep
ember 1866 for which Certificates viii be Issued on and ater
the 18th day Of December next a
E. ,GANUCHEAU, President.
j. B MuRTsoE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

HsaE7FIenF IL 2 JUST tf1e and correct ttausCln
nm the books Of the Company.
\. r. RopS, Secretary. AAA-A = is'ss' F1esiaapt
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INSURANCE.
F,GTIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co
~ Cyl. j a y :
OFFICE. No. g CARoaDELET STREET XII


C1TIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE. No sCARoSDELET STREET.
Amount fPfatnlun1B for Tho ysar sasgi 10
Amount Of Assets Of the Company sz3e0g o.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay per GENT
eest on the outstanding certificates 81 scrip on and after ne
second Monday Of February 1861 and hsye further dscase
eserip dividend q twenty-five per cent
,. Iorbsr, Jar. 4. whfts.
n b DiXsra ? sfs4Ian
Az. Milteaberges Il 5Tsrs6re $ i
A. Bidauls, 7. Aysndsno.
j. Lemogs, n f4,o,a9
Jno. Gguche, 4. yeroi5 r1ev-nv
0mar Gailard
- r,.,.,. oAEE GATLLARp, President.
# ONION AND LANcAsHTRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, 100000 IN cold,
Fisls taken on all DESCRIPTIONS Of MERcHAND1sE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and BUILDINGS, at Current Rates
BY this Agency.
25 PER CENT win be ALLOWED on oil PREMIUMS.
Losses paid Immediately after adjustment at this Agency
without reference 70 the Mother Office and without discount
Board Of Directors at New Orleans
J. G. ROBINSON, Esq, G, ". couvEs ESQ.
JAMES P. FRERET, ESD, j. F. SHREDDER. ESQ. y !
r, g. MUsGRoyE, General Agent
JOHN =. HEATH, Secretary.
--oFfteE-
1900. .cARoNDELET STREET SO
Corner Perdido Street
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INsgRANGyE.
SEVENTEENTH ANN UA1. 81. ,rEsr rsmT,
oSm
CRESCENT MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY
NEW oRLEANs, MAE "a. 1854

Yhs Trustees IN conformity With lie Charter sst,s ~.
following statement Of a1as5 of ths Company "a ia M
dag of Anil 1876. y ~ ~gsA
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RAILROADS.

new ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
--ANp-
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
9.f-
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In the year 1888, a Mr.. Cobb, of Baltimore was
applled to to change q ten dollar note. which or
looking at, he discovered to be $1,000 note, His
suspicious were aroused, but he could find no more
about IT than that it had been offered BY an ola
negro woman as q ten dollar note in payment Of
some small articles He kept it and advertised it,
put no claimant appeared. Finally, he deposited
It with the city authorities, and by them it has
Just now been donated to the Union Orphan Asy
lum OF Baltimore Including interest, the sum
now amounts to near $4,000.
The true story of this bill, continues the Jour,
nal, is as follows
One Of the greatest statesmen America ever
produced, was in Baltimore on a lark in 1888. He
was so great that were anyfof aders asked to
name the three greatest statesmen that ever lived
on the continent his name would be written among
the three. @ -''S-- 'tA'ols
During the "larkr aforesaid, which embraced
IN it all the clements of wild and dissinatad
career, he gave to, this negro woman the $1,000
note thinking it to be $40. He was a man who
IIayished thousands of dollars in just such care
less way. e'''
When Nj, Cobb received the note the woman
was arrested She told how she obtained ii. buf
her story was not believed, and she was impris.
oned. The distinguished Senator seeing tie ar.
count IN the papers, secured the release Of the
woman but, for the sake of his reputation, wonId
make no claim to the money. This is the true
story Of the $1,000 bill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

E0ETER .. HLOW- n
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER m DRUGS
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, wrNBow
etAss' GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC
Nos. 90 and 6s North AEaln street,
Between Pine and Olive, st. Louis, No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

MICHAEL 1ussON. President.
~ 5ARAoN# D0ANE Eea President
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BOOKsELLEss ANN sFATIONERs
CAsGas .CE -,lAsUFAOT1IIEE1s.

| - lS0LlTUN, H. Il H--Bookseuer, Publisher
| - s.alone-, end euodi-d Dssler, Post Olnes
| HuIiligH
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3. 4. anu 3.

dAluS5 HMllQysJ
The defendant comes, BY attorney, and
for plea 10 the charge Of the State, exhibited
against him by Indictment, says, that he
ought not 20 be here srraignei and pat
upon his trial for said charge in the bill of
indictment alleged, because, he says, the
tribunal before which he is now called "a
answer said charge is not 4 Court known
the Constitution and laws Of Tsnnesssi that
there is no Circuit or other Court organized
for the county Of Campbell, or the 18th Ju-
dicisl Circuit Of Tennessee, having iurisdic-
ton Of erimInsl offences. And the aid de-
fendant therefore pTays that sll further
proceedings in this case may remain, or be
respited without day, until Court, having
Jurisdiction Of the offence for which he IS
now called upon to answer, may be organ
lied and established, and require him 70 be
legally put upon his trial. Wherefore the
charge aforesaid is brought to secure the
conviction Of said defendant Of a criminal
offence, alone cognizable by the Circuit Court
Of Campbell, the said defendant prays iudg-
meut whether this Court will or ought to
have further cognizance of the charge afore-
said.
And the said defendant for further plea
in this behalf as TO the charge Of the State
aforesaid, says that he ought not 70 be ar
raigned and tried before the tribunal now
sitting claiming to be a Circuit Court hav-
ing juris isdiction of criminal cases, author
iFed TO oetermine his guilt or innoeeuee Of
the charge preferred sFaInst h.m BY
the statei because, he says, this tribunal
is not Court known TO the Co sti-
tuti n and laws Of Tennessee that i,
is an act Of usurpaiion and arbitrary
power to srraign aud Try him here ss pri :
oneri that there is no Court organised fof
the county Of tsmp5ell, having Jurisdiction
OF the offence charged in the Bill Of Indict-
ment against said defendant Wherefosesince
the charge aforesaid is brous ht TO eouvict
said defendant Of criminal offence alone
cogniEsble by the Circuit curt Of Campbell
county, the said defendant prays Judgment
whe her this c urt ought 70 or viii take Iur-
ther cognizance Of sad charge.
l. C. HOUK,
Attorney for Deieucaut
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Argument OIL. c. HouL.

Attorney for Defendau
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County Trustee.

We are a1s1ortsp - aun5lacu FHrsEH4s Gas
Aurr % cldl1a-s Tor Lr,isles o. LEgl1ssn uui.atY
g. The eusui4s March cle-uou.
We are safhorse- % saucuucs Csr- JoEs y IL
50 - . ca-a.gs4e uI rs e.---gu O. tuo y1lao Il
CoGAiy lfla-ee 81 tie en- t-l-g liar. q sls.-.oa.
We are authorized % announce THOMAS
sEuyE as a candldsia Tor Coanly Irastse, a.
the next Asren u.o-tioa.
Weare alih1rE- Z 20 zuu5ancs w J. AIRING
IJAi a. q candidate iof eleotisn % lnr oai-e VI
County tTusfoe ~ tls ensuing March e.eca0a-
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Wsars au h0uzsd 20 annoancs JEssr JCzDks a.
csad.d.ts or County CourI Cisrz. zs las s1suing
March siecuou.
AZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TON
W Z. CHUNK a. oa1didate for Jcunty Court
Clerk, % Dau1zon County. O. us s1s--lg sarch
election. c5ss
We are Euth-Tisod @ aBuou11s WM. 9. CHEar-
HAa czn-iastc Tor Clerk VI TIE Couafy C0-rl oi
uzudagn county idsclg
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We are suLhot-.ed 70 Annoaacs aArr. .. Pu1urE
a. . eaaalaste ior nina Cam CiefE. q. ths ga
sung Mafct elscion.
We are auihoF.ed 10 sunouuce Iaars Kan a. 9
esa-lsaie ior triminal Court Cserks a. Ice uezi
Msrc1 elscu1u. "a
We are sulh1ulsd 20 aunounce cHaELEa z Dta-
qns-s ~ sandlcs-e ior trm nj 0curt Cisrk a. toe
neEi Msrch elsclan- u9vis.td
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0e62 From Knoxville. BY Concord, Lenoir's
Loudon. phiLadeiphia. swea. Wa
ter, Facility, Mouse Creek. Athens,
Acevi!le. charleston. Cleveland.
Mcdonald 0oitewah. ryucrs, and
harr son, 20 Chattanooga. M miles
and bacS, daily. OF twice daily if
trai-s 80 run with daily or twice
daily branch irom Cleveland. bv
Red Clay, lGa.l snd Narnclrs sta
ton, 70 palJen, Is y miles. iu due
connection.
Leave Knoxville daily az l2.l0 pm
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sATuRDAY.sFEBRUARY 4. lses.
Pleas IN Suspension and Abatement

At ihs September term Of the Circuit
Court for Campbell county, 1895. bill was
fund against James smiddy, for assault
and battery.
A. the January term, 1860, the defendaut's
counsel fled the following pleas, which
were demu-red 10, and the case argued By
by I c. Houk, sttorney for defendant, and
w. F. Evsns, on the part Of the State;
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