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Gen. Geo. II. Thomas.

A considerable body of officers and
soldiers, who have served under MAJ
Gen. George III. Thomas, and who now
reside in Indiana, have addressed to
the President the subjoined memorial +;
"TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb 9, 1866
ellis FxeoHen'y, Andrew Johnson, President Of the
UnitedSta &C.:
"We, the undersigned, late soldiers in
the army OF the United States, are sat
isfed that in the reorganization of the
army the grade of General will be
adopted, and that Lieut-3en. Grant
will be promoted TO that place We
do not know that there will be pro-
vision made for more than one Lieu
tenant General in the reorganized
army.
"As soldiers, we rejoice that the
merited honors conferred upon LIEUT.
Gen. u. S. Grant. We are satisfied
that when all is done that can be to
that end, the American people and re-
publicanism throughout the world will
still be in his debt, and the more be-
cause of his earnestness in sharing his
honors with his eminent co-laborers,
whose claims were very liable TO
be overlooked We do not wish
to deract one iola from the honors
of Major General Sherman, whose SER
vices were valuable beyond computa-
ton, whose march to the sea is familiar
to the world, and whose name will re-
main glorious as long as great deeds
are honorable; from Maj. Gen. Sheri-
dan, whose single presence upon the
battlefield was equal 10 thousand
efficiently handled sabres; nor from
any of the gallant, brave, and efficient
men whose names Americans delight
TO honor. But we earnestly and re-
spectfully beg your Excellency to name
and appoint Mai Gen. Geo. II. Thomas
Lieutenant-General IS soon as that po-
sition shall be rendered vacant by the
promotion of Gen. Grant, and first,
should there be provision made for
more than one of that grade. We do
| not deem it necessary to produce reas-
ons for this request, and will not sus-
tain it with arguments, lest some OF
our comparisons might be deemed III
vidious, and might seem unjust TO 9th
ers, every one of whom we would de-
light TO see equally honored Wewere
under Maj. Gen. Thomas during the
last days of the rebellion, and spent
our last hours as soldiers with him.
Be that our only plea for this Just and
| reasonable request and we shall ever
remain, as in duty bound,
"YOur earnest supporters,
"And obedieut servants"
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What is wrong with Washington ?
Has he gone out of favor Is there
anything in his hneaments no longer
attractive2 Has his calm, placid, ma
jestic face lost its dignity We ask
these questions because we find that
the Treasury Department, in issuing
five cent currency notes, has taken oil
Washington's face and inserted face
that, to say the least, Is not Washing
tons, 1t is Clark'sl Clark of the
Treasury Department, who prints the
currency and runs the presses. Clark T;
who Is Clark that we should have him
always with Us What is Clark2 We
do not mean Controller Clarke but the
one who runs the presses. His face has
nothing rapturous about il. As a work
of art, 1t is scarcely attractive enough
to carry in the.pocket book. The asso-
Citations are neither national nor heroic,
at least, scarsely as much so as those of
Washington, whom he has superseded.
If Clark has any friends who want his
picture, let them pay for it. Between
Clark and Washington, we must say,
not 10 be offensive to Clark, that we
prefer the Father Of his Country. So
we think would that part of the coun-
try not embraced in the circle Of Clark 2
immediate personal admirers and
friends. ~ J. Herald
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coat AND MOOD.

TEOMrklNs, h. a CO.-U. s. aim Agents
/ Officers Pay Accounts and QusrtermAsters
Vouchers bought az toe best rates, or collected
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l0O03 From Rogersville to RogersviIle juno
tiOn, Cn the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, IA miles and
back, six times week, giving ST.
Clair twice week side supply from
railroad ia due connection.
Leave Rogersville daily, except Sun
day, at = m
Arrive at junction by Gam
Leave Junction daily, except Sunday,
at y p m
Arrive at R0gersvilIe By ~ pm
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OTIS. Z. Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
" Oiice 42is Cherry ~; T. o. Box 1is.
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In Dyspepsia,

and It's attendant tram OF symptoms il acts more
LIKE A CHARM than medicine. There l- moth
iug IN tlle whole range OF Matens MedIcs that can
ease.
A lIll account Of THIS wonderful plant may ho
found In the llth edition OF the L. ). Dispensstory
pagos lsS5 sui lSss
heen Tor years engaged, has just be n brought 10
"a cessiul termination, and he b. now enabled GO
oder 30 the public a combination % CEDkON with
other approved tones, tle whole preserved Ia the
h.st quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which he b. confident has NO equal n the world.
lie might furnish volume OF certificates, but The
puhic have louR since learned 10 estimate suct
things by their true value The ssisst plan Is i0l
every oue % test ior himself the virtues a new
medicine.
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Late n. T. Smith & Bro, no. q North ChsrJ
street, (Ciay Roberts old stand ) keep th'
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Ry,
Whiskiea, and various assortment Of Fancy
Grocsriea- Alla cheap as can be had in tn,
city All We ask is 10 give Us a cali aud ss'
for yourselves.
dec25.tf
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The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 70 us, on Dec. Ist 1865,
we will be prepared 10 resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. Ist. Plans
aud specihcatioas furnished to cur patrons.
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade.
WAEREN q Alo0KE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
der30- -lFn
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County Court CLERK

candidate Or County Court Clerk, at the ensuing
March election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TOM
w q. CkUNk a. a candidate for County C0urt
Clerk, OF Davidson County, al the ensuing March
election. Oct4
We are authorised to announce WM. s. CHFar-
HAN candidate for Clerk OF the County Cour, oi
Davidson county. ldecI2
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FoR SHERIFF.

We srs authorized % snnounce kOSClU5hC
BRANCH a candidate tor sheriff Oi Davidson
county, az the ensuing March election. oci2l--
We are an horned % announce ". G.. SHAW as q
candidate for sheua Of Davidson county, 81 the
nn.L N-.r.n aLa.unn ~
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We are aulh0rzep 10 announce PHIyzHks GAR
EErr As cauddste Tor 'trustes Of Davidson county
al the ensuing March election.
We sre authorised 10 announce Capt. JOHN WILL
son 81 q caud iaie tor reelection IL the office Il
county Trustee al The ensuing March elelt0u.
We are authorized TO announce THoMAs
SHUTE AS a candidate for County Trustee, al
the next March election.
We are authorized 10 announce WSI. J. AIRING
TON, as q candidate !0r election TO the Oihss vi
County Trustee al the ensuing March election.
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The New York Tribuue's Washingtcr
special SAYS "it is reported and seems % b.
believed by many, that Mr.. BAScRorI is {
candidate for the cOustom House in New
York. Il IS believed by some who are gen
orally supposed to be in the confidence 0
the Administration"
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I'M y. 10 ENIVNl
Surgeon and Medical Director, DC"

HEADQUARTERs DEPAEr. OF TIE CUMaERIAsB,
NASHVILLE, TEsy., July "A, Istsi !
DIR. John Bulls agent. Mr. -, has permission
10 ship 70 Nashville, Tenn. 25 gross or 31J dozen,
Of Bulls CedIOn Bitten, for sale 10 sutieTs IN the
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 be compiled with strictly.
BY command of MaI. Gen. R1secrans.
WM NJ Wills
MAJOR aud Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale aud retail bJ BERRY, DG
MOVILLE Co, Nashville, Tenn.
QetI7-tu =at dAsg8m
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We are auth3rIzed to announce Mari. b. PHCHER
a candidate for lmIlal Court Clerk. at thO ea-
suing March election.
We are authorized 10 announce JANIS HALL a. q
csnIiia,e Tor Criminal Court Clerk, al the neXI
March election. "a
We are authorized % suuOuuce CHARLEs T.. DIE
GoNs, a. a candidate for CRIMINAL COurl Clerk. at the
next March election. uoYlB-tt
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celeb.a,e Toilet sonp, "a such universal
mild aud smolisnt in ats nature, ffsgrautiY
scented, and extremely beneficial N its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Drugg sts and
Fancy Goods Dealers lteL9-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-24

The United States Court Of Claims has
decided that the Floyd aeceptauces wer
issued without authority OF law and with
fraudulent purpose, and, therefore, Govern
mant is not bound TO pay them, even to
bona "a, holders. Sl,7Oo, ,000 is involved
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THE FONT RAISED.

1 I'M fOINI RAISED,
A few days since the question was
raised whether the Supreme Court, now
that the rebellion was over, would take
| up those cases thus set one side, and
whether they should be again placed
upon the calender, and try them in
he regular order; also whether they
should take recognizance of the courts
organized since the close of the rebel
lion the same as in the Northern
States. This of course brought up the
question in fact, as to the status of the
southern States, whether States or
Territories. A written opinion was
| rendered by the Court, deciding that it
| would try those cases set one side du-
ring the war, and try them in their or
| der, whenever parties interested ap.
peared before the Court Also, that
cognizance would be taken of all oues-
tions brought up from the existing
| courts in those States the same as from
any other State. To this opinion Chief
Justice Chase announced in court that
he disagreed and did not concur.
Chase stood alone The associate JUS
tices were of one mind-all coucurred
in that opinion and overruled the Chief
Justice. His dissenting, standing as
he did alone, does not effect anything
1t is therefore settled against him, and
the Supreme Conrt from this time forth
treats those States as States in the I'm
ion, having never been out Thus
President johnson is sustained by the
highest judicial tribunal in the land
in treating the eleven States engaged
as still in the Union, never having lost
their status as such.
This decree is a direct rebuke to the
revolutionary faction in Congress, and
another step towards an early restora~
ton. Now the question is, will the re-
volutionists in Congress still persist in
their efforts 10 violate law and attempt
to override the decisions of the highest
court Of the land by treating the South
ern States as Territories This decree
places the radicals in the position be-
fore the country as reYolutionists sin
reality. The only way that they can
avoid that position is, to take the back
track and support the President poll
.cy. Unless they do that, they are en-
gagged in a rebellion just as much rs the
Southern secessionists were when they
originated the Southern rebellion. This
is the position that they stand in be-
fore the country in the light Of this
decision, they cannot shirk it, and as
long as they continue in their present
course should be treated as such. This
is in fact an important point gained in
behalf of the Presidents policy; aud
places him before the country right in
point of law. 1t is significant, as
straw showing how this great problem
has got to be settled, if at an-M J.
Herald.
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AgsntU. s. sanitary COMMISSION

LOUISVILLE, ny, Sept. lG, 1853.
On the 23d Of July last, 1 submitted through an
agent O. mine 20 the Medical Director Of the De-
partment Of the A my Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie Of my CedfOn btters, fr inspection, anu re-
quested Z, ai-er analysis he found 1t mertouaus %
sanction sud approve I-s use among our soldiers.
The following s the Medical directors reply, aad
also Gen. R0-ecrsns permission b ship so dozen
aIouce 70 have it sold % suffers.
J0uN But
'sI am satisfied thai Cedrou Bitiers vii DO no
harm % sny one n taken properly ana in mndera-
too. I see 20 objection 10 DR.. Bal p being permit
ted 10 dispose Of It 70 suffers.
HEguF 4 VuupqrqV
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RafcheIor,s Hair Drei

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately a splendid Black or natural
Brown, without injuring the hair or skin.
Remedies the ill effects Of bad dyes. Sold
10y all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RegenerGting Extract Of MiiefeHTs, for
Restoring and Beauti tifging he HGir
CHARLES BACHELOR, Nav YoRK.
sepI5-iy
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VicEszUEs, Miss, Aug Q, 1865.
Dr. John BaI-De1r Sir: i an happy 10 state TO
YOU that I have ed your valuable Uelr0u Bittels
with great benehl b myself 10 general de bhtg aud
pr0=tfau0n oi 10Y system prOdueat BY the uu-
healthy sud mII-il &c influence 0f tie Mississippi
ryer around V,cilsblrg, having been With General
Grants army throughout its whole southern cam
paigu. lcOnhee emily recommend is uss 10 all per
sons who ace exposed ~ unhealthy climates.
Ii. W. FOaLr
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tanned a reputation 5uss vide spresd AL ,stiu COG
but Ui North America. But the crUput out'l her
~ life remains 70 be attained hls "a ciocouyegry
rather combination, tor he does not cam 90 have
Uaen the JiscOYerer oi ClDkON, win ch IS tho basis
OF the Btters now offered 10 the pubc. hat hon
or belongs 90 the native inhabitants OF Central
America. 90 whom Ii5 virtues have leen known Tor
more than two hundred years Armed with lt the
ladlan bids dehsnce 90 the most deadly malaria,
snd handle without issr, the most ysnomOns SER
peuts. 10 "a belief with them, that while there s
bre.th in the body. the Celron potent 10 cuIe no
matter Whst the u sesse may be-
While Dr. Bull IS not prepa ed 10 endorse this eX-
traysR ant pretension, he is nevertheless sat -hed
ir0m a thorough examination Of the evidence rels.
ting 10 its virtues, that = remedy and prevents-
tive for all disease sIi-ing from exposure. theT
pp=. ID stands
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Go to Bryant, StrsttOn K Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
IN Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nefshiP, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
octl3-ly.
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We are authorized 10 announce G.. N. S0UrHGAFE
a. q candidate for reelection 90 the othce oi jus
ucs Of the Pesae, Tor the "a Ward, hirt District
Davidson COJuty, al the ensuing March election.
PH0TOaRAPHs.--Photographa Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale auu
retail. Remember the Place, Gallery Of the
umberland, p Cedar s1r0et, opposite Con
mrcial Hotel. may27-tl.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

tlTIl.sON, }. W. & CO. Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers IA TIN, Copper
AMI Sheet Iron WsTe and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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Criminal Cont Clerk.

We are authorized % announce the name OF j. Il
COLLINS ios Tax Collector, lor State snJ County, r.
the ensuing March election
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ArTive at Memphis By "a P m


10OOl2 From Mckenzie, Guuction Of Mem
phis and Ohio ksIlroad,) by Oak
wood, Dresden, ROlstOn station,
Gardner, Alma, sOld Hickory, and
Union City, TO Hickman, (Ky.) BIZ
miles and back, daily, except Sun
day
Leave Mckenzie daily, except Sun
day, at
Arrive at Hickman by
Leave Hickman dsiy, except Sun
day, at
Arrive at Mckenzie by
Bidders will state hours Of departure
and arrival.
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lJO05 From Nashville; by Tank, Kingston
springs, Huttous station, Turn
bull, oueedsvilIe, GHlum's Station,
Paradise, McEwen's Station, and
Waveriy, 10 Johnsonyille, as miles
aud back daily, or as often as trains
run, If required, and by a schedule
Of departures and arrivals salisiae-
tory % the departmenl
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ATTENTION IRIsHNEN Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of Il to fI0 for sale at c. n. OrdWay's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street. u
The Bridal Chamber, sn Essay Of WsrninK
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and ge.
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary snd
Sexual Sya,ems-sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr. J. SEILI.iN HOU6HTUN, How sfd
Association. Fhlladelp phIa, Pa. aprlS-ly
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Arrive at Fayetteville by p m

l0007 From Nashville, By Brentwood,
Franklin, Thompaon's station,
Spring Hill, Carter's Greek ColuRi-
bIs, Culleoka, Fountain Crtek.
Lynnyille, Reynolds Depot, Pu-
laski, kichlaud Station, Prospect,
Eikmont, Pettusyille, Gala }. and
Athens, to Decatur, iz2i4 miles
and back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave Nashville daily, except Gun
day, at $50 m
Arriye at Decatur by pm
Leave Decatur daily, except Sunday,
at J.3U a m
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DIR. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

His inimitshle preparation Of sAR5APART!IA
ASS long stood si the head OF the FanOus com
pounds OF that valuable dug.
HE Compound CT WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozeuges,
n less than a year after their introduction,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

4 tUNE TuNNELl.-,W hoie-aie and Reiai
~ BJOEsellers. stanOners, amt News Agents
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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M EKRlff & HlLl4-Dealers M Wall Paper
NI Window Shades, WnuOW Glass aHd Fholo-
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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NEWS nEALEr,s. Ac.

DAUL 3 SANFORD, Forwarding and Coo mis-
1 sion Merchants. our prompt attention Is gwen
% tie receiving iHI forwarding Oi CO4lUN. Al
south Market sttctt.
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( (Bidders will examine carefully the forms,
the latter part Of Instruction lg.)
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The Supreme Court Declares that
the Southern States are in the
Union.
WAsHIyGToE, Feb Il, ISGG.-An i'm.
portant decision was rendered in the
Supreme Court some ten days since,
bearing upon the status Of the rebel-
lious States, which seems TO have been
entirely overlooked by the correspond
ents here. 1t is, however, a significant
straw, indicating the correctness OF
President Johnson's position, and the
folly of the action Of the party in Con-
gress which IS now engaged in foster
ing snd carrying out an extensive rev.
olution, more dangerous TO the country
than the late rebellion.
The point raised was whether the
Supreme Court would take up those
cases from the Southern States which
had been set one side during the rebel
lion The Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States cannot originate cases itself,
but acts upon the decisions Of the
courts below il, and confirms or rejects
those DEGREES. In thus deciding ques-
tions appealed, the decision, whatever
it may be, IS sent 10 the court from
which an appeal was taken. This is
the only way that the DEGREES of the
Supreme Court are made applicable.
In other words, the court below is no
tilted whether its decisions are sus-
tanned or overruled, and that court
officially notifies the parties in interest,
and shapes its own course thereafter
accordingly. Now, while the rebellion
was in existence there were no United
States courts held in the Southern
States, and therefore no place for the
Supreme Court TO send its DEGREES of
confirmation or rejection on those cases
originating in courts there. All the
suits awaiting action on the calendar
from the late rebellious States were, at
an early stage of the war, set one side
for the time being, or until the United
States District and Circuit Courts could
again resume their duties, enabling the
Supreme Court to enforce its DEGREES,
and for the additional reason that par
ties interested did not appear on either
side.
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Without a Rival.

Aud Justly deserves the reputation Il has long
enjoyed in Central America snd the West Indies,
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
MA1urggrnv Haf Al Ngnr

PR0POsALs viii be received Al the Con.
tract Office Of this Department until 8 nm
Of March 2s, 1866. for copVeving tbe ,5sil.
OF the United States from july 1. Is66 to
June 80, ls7o, in the State Of feupessee' ON
the routes and by the schedules of depsrt-
ures and srrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced bv' mil - 1879
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No uan's name is more intimately connected
win the history Of MAGEklA MEDlCA OF tue
United States, OF more iavoTsblY known ss pO-
uteT 10 Medical Discovery than that OF
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AfYHk5 hUNT-Manuiacturers OF all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
BuRGlo-, Express Wagons sud Cariyalls, ~ EorE
MarEtt street
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looOl From Knoxville, by Mcmillan, sb,W.
berry Plains, New Market, Mossv
Greek, Talb0tt's Mills, Panther
Springs, Morristown, RussellviIle.
Whitesburg, Rogersville Junction.
Midway, GustayUs, Greenville,
Henderson's Mills, Fullen's, Rhea-
town, Freedom, Leesburg, Mill
wood, JOnesbor0Ugh, Johnson's De-
pot, Carter's Depot, Piney Flat, aud
Union Depot, 10 Bristol, lS0S miles
ana back, daily, o. twice daily If
trains 50 run.
Leave Knoxville daily at9am
Arrive at Bristol by 440 PA
Leave Bristol daily al 4 Ram
ArrlNa al knnvrilI. LIZ m a.
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l092l From Kugsp0rt by Glover Bottom,
CampbeIs Best. EHI Branch,
Hawes n Roads. cherry Grove,
aud Locust M..at. IH t.aastarr.
IS miles and back, 1utta weeE.
Leave kiugsp0rt Thursday yat4arn
Arrive at Jouestorough by4pm
Leave Jonesborough Friday 8tlum
Arrive az kingsp5rt by4pm
Proposals invited 10 end 90 Leesburr.
instead oi j0nesb0r0uFh also tJr
two trips @ week.