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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

About ninety per cent. Of the oil exported
is refined, and among the ports 10 which It
was cent may be named Barbados, Gibral-
ta-, Genoa, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Marti-
niQue, Msrseillss, Guadalupe, Cuba, Lon
don, Liverpool, Dunkirk, and numberless
others Of equal ~prominence. The total ex-
ports from this city and New York in 1865
exceed the amount sent out Of the whole
country during the previous year. Ia 1854,
Boston, Baltimore, and Portland exported
about 1000 900 gallons and, estimating the
increase from these points in the same pro
portion as the Increase from Philadelphia
and New York, it will amount to about A.
500, 900 gallons for 1865. This will give the
entire exports OF 1866 at, in round num-
bers, about IS 600, 600 gallons. The total
value Of the petroleum exported from the
country IN 1865, IS estimated at $50, I25, GOO.
Durirg the whole Of the year 1865, the in
crease Of the quantity Of petroleum obtained
was steady and encouraging to those en-
gagged in the business, as VIII be seen by
the following figures:
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Petroleum as a Source of National
MeaIth.

The petroleum business is fast settling
into legitimate c~hsnnels, and capita IS be
ing invested in il as Il is in mining coal or
manufacturing iron. The season Of wild
speculation has passed away-that Of care
ml ~examinaiioa snd prudent calculation
has come. Instead e dreaming Of fortunes
10 be made in q day by the huctuauons Of
oil stocks, the affection Of solid business
people is turned 10 the actual product OF
petroleum for the yesr Just passed as some
guide for operations p the future. This is
Z healthy sign, and We are grati6ed to know
that the results OF 1865 shoW not merely a
satisfactory return as TO the quantity OF oil
obtained, bat also the further tact that there
has been q large increase in the quantity
shipped 20 other countries. From this pot
the export has ransed as follows for the
yezrs sDacifed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Dr. Everett Of New Orleans, claims
to have invented a new telegraph re-
curing no insulators batteries or poles.
il Is noticed approvingly by the Plea
yune which says the apparatus is sim
pie, the process easy, and the alphabet
easily learned.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Letters from Governor Morton wers
received at indianapolis on Saturday.
The Governor arrived at Queenstown
on the I'D nit, after 8 rough voyage.
He writes rather despondently, and
sSys thas be has experienced no i'm
provement in health
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Il Is a very u~nfaVOrable sign that
members Of our Legislature make con-
bdepts of correspondents OF the Gnein'
matt Gazette, and inform them an adj
vance of measures they propose. The
Gazette a. not only opposed 10 Presi
dent Johnson's policy, but is engaged
IN -black washing all who do moi
agree with IT,
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Gen. Grants Kindness Of Heau---
Authentic AneCdote.

in his charge 10 the knights OF a
tournaR1ent recently held a. Suffolk,
Va, K a. Whitehead, ESQ related the
following
ain the dark days which concluded
our recent struggle, when strong men
we're opposing each other in the LAST
trial of arms, a tender lady, whose cir
cumstances had compelled her TO follow
our army until worn out with hunger
and fatigue, wss found exhausted on
the road by General 9rsnt Though
the stupendous movements Of mighty
armies we're upon his mind, her beauty
and distress 81 once claimed his atten-
ton. and the first duties Of 3 Christian
gentleman and true knight were az
knowledged With the tenderest so
licitude and most cheerful alscrity, he
inquired the cause Of her grief he
brought her ample provisions from his
rude soldiers stores, with almost a tear
Of regret that they were not more deli
cate nor did his kindness cease until
= guard Of honor had seen her safely
sheltered with friends in Farmville
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Dress Circle and Psrquete---------. Z
ceeond Dsr-.-.- 4
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l,s79,g7

This exhibit shows the value Of this natu-
raj product of which cur State is the grand
reservoir, and the importance Ofdevelopmg
the business in 6 rational, sensible manner.
With skill and capital, petroleum can be
made second only 10 cotton as a source Of
national wealth.-PiuadelDAia Ace.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

The Huntsville Independent init
mates that II the ultrRs do not let the
chiTalry alone, they will take Maximil-
,ans offer and emigrate TO Mexico.
GOOD FOR the independent The ultras
Wll surely knock under now.
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The Washington correspondent OF
the n y. Commercial Advertiser says
the President will sign the negro suf.
fraee bin for the District Of Columbia
with educational qualifications spplios.
lila IN both whites and blacks.
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The Negro Testimony Bin.

The subject Of negro testimoDv
brought before the lower branch of the
Legislature yesterday, on s motion to
reconsider the vote rejecting a bill from
the Senate, opening the Courts of the
State TO the negro as s witness. etc. A
sketch OF the debate which sprung up
wal be found in our columns this morn
ing. No result was arrived at, the de-
bate not being concluded when the
House adjourned Tne propositions s. u
meets with determined opposition, Id,
strange TO say, from members who pro-
less to support the President in his re-
organization policy. But We are glad
10 learn that its friends are of the opin-
lon that after all who wish to be heard
have spoken, it will pass in a satisfac-
tory shape by q decided majority. We
do not know that any good can be de-
rived from further debate. Every mem
bsr has had sufficient time 10 inyesti-
gate the subject, and to make up his
mind; but if delay will give additional
satisfaction to any one who doubts or
hesitstes, why let him have the benefit
of it. We would not, however, keep
the question open to subserve the pur-
poses Of those who cannot dismiss their
old p~reiudices and do justice to the
freedmen.
The ablest minds of the State, both
amongst the consistently loyal, and
those who have been parties to the re
beIiOn, agree that it is the duty of the
Southern States to provide the fullest
guarantees, by law, for the protection
Of the freedmen in their liberty anc
property, and that the right to appeal
10 court, as q witness, is indispensable.
ss one Of those guarantees. Most I'm
sooountably the greatest opposition t.
the healing measure comes from quar-
tiers whence something better had beer
eKpectcd-from loyal men who hav,
nothing to fear from the presence o.
power Of the freedmen, and no sufi
Gent cause 20 desire their continued
debssement in the eye of the law
The greatest mass of the returned reb
els who fought in behalf of the insti
tntion are in advance of them on thi
subject and set them an exsmplr
which they would do well to follow
We trust, however, that this singula
spectacle is not TO excite wonder mucl
longer bat hat there viii soon be
general union Of sentiment in behal
OF Justice Ia the race from which tn
shocks Of Wsr have broken the chain
Of slavery.
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The information called for by Con
gress respecting any information il
possession of the Government abouI
the Macmillan Express Company, viii
show up a rather singular state OF
things, which, it is said, viii be very
damaging to several parties occupying
important positions under the Govern
ment 1t appears thst a charter wa:
obtained from Macmillan for such 8
Company, and Immediately thereafter
C srtain parties organized and issued
! trge quantities of stock and distrIbu
I'd it very freely among prominent
gentlemen in New York and Philadel
phia. 1t is alleged that the correspon
dence will show that a large amount o.
this stock was received by one official
in consideration for which certain ia
%cilities were granted TO the Company
in allowing vessels to depart from the
United States loaded with articles con
traband Of wal. The Mexican Minis,
ter repeatedly called the attention o.
the State Department to the matter
but could get no satisfaction
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MAYORS OFFICE

EAsHvIILE. TESs Dec q, Is6a
DhOPEkIf owners On Church Street o. Line
1 street. tetsesu SKINNER snd College. ami on
Cherry street, between Church Hod Cedar, are here
By nounsd % conira>f stose curbtnE md sons and
brick pavement Ehsr ever q 10 required according
% he specloesnons . I'D grades shieh WI be ur-
nlsned y theClty bTtgineer. II sad Work i not
cOunenced within Ten days trom ms dats, and
pushed rapidly 10 conplston, he Ccnfraetor for
the street work vii b notified e construct sad
eurtrng, he exps1@ q Ehich VII be charged %
dseais ". MATT. Brown, ksyoE.
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gen ". T. sherman was NJ iederson
y.t,. No. on the l0th inst lie went
thare to make = speech on the occasion
OF the inauguration Of the Lyon
Monument Association
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New Orleans, after the lst Of March.
Is 70 be lighted by three thousand De
troleum lamps The charges Of the Gas
Company are considered excessive
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

The Chicago Republican of Saturday
Is sorry to learn that some instances
Of pOcketpicking and larceny have oc.
CURED at the revival prsyermeetings
in that city,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

The people Of Tennessee will employ
rebel lawyers and rebel physicians
prefer 10 hear rebel preachers expOund
the Word OF God, and give their pat
ronage 10 rebel merchants. So say the
memorial dozen. Well, is that any
reason why Union men should 20 cry
ing and wiping their noses to a commit
tee Of Congress, and ask interference
Men and women will have their prefer
ences in such things, and it is absurd Il
think OF preventing them. Why, in the
cooa old days of Whiggery, at timei
when party lines were tightly drawn
snd political excitement high, similar
preferences we're exhibited-Whigi
would not trade with Democrats, and
zee uarsa Social Ostraeism was as com
mon then. But they wrought their OWL
cure. So they will now Go TO work
sniyellersi dry up your tears. practic'
charity, DO As you would be done by
and all will come right by and by.
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f ~ - Ae'a J
From the exaTlnauOn / have hesn able to give
TIE Life Of andrew Johnson. which YOU send me,
] believe u N be the best arranged and most com
plste YET published, snd You will plesse sccept the
thsnks Of tie President snd myself Tor the copies
you 50 kIntY nrgsri-t-
signed RJb'TJoHNSUN, Pr. Sec.
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Il is reported that the Reconstruction
Committee intend sending for many
Southern leaders, both Union snd re
bel for the purpose Of inquiring into
the conditions OF the Southern States
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Essofrrs. That the Offices belong Of right
l. the Saiais
Rrsolrf7, That we are the Saints.
The foregoing resolutions are the sum
and substance OF the memorials 10
Washington from the dozen who wish
70 dictate the future Of Tennessee.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
J. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NsurwVrrr

WILL attend {, the erscnsg Of al knds Of Ma.
w chinery- Mills. OIL We l., Engines and ha.
chinery furnished on tn, hssfof terms. Agents ior
the celebrzied Steam EaE net. Sean Hosts. Oh
Machinery q J. b. Mootey, Of Cnrinnsh. Persons
Wishing 70 purchase would Do well 70 cons1lt as,
- We think Ee can a~ccommodats them. All ma
ehnery boCght q Us VII hsFe our per-oaal atteu-
ton IN the erection Of t. We are stu IN he seE-
ng hacEine business, and have sous eE mschi1es
len thsf I'll b : I'D yerT cheap. We also sttend
. me GeneA Repairing Busines, Key FiHiag,
Be Hanging BuEss FoundisR. etc.
dee11-Sm
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Whenever any one now speaks favo-
rAbly Of the Presidents Policy, or kind
iy Of the Southern people, newspapers
ofthe Sumner-Steven stripe, like Ae
Cincinnati Gazette, term il white
washing They are engaged in 'blAck
washing" They have q decided dis.
taste to anything fair and honest
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-17

Telsgnphic Correspondence Gin. Commercial.
WAsHINGTOs, Jan. Ia.
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATIONS FROM TIL

WAsHINGTOs, Jan. Ii.
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATIONS FROM The
LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
General Grant has sent to both the
Senate and House Committees on Mill
tsry Affairs q very important communi-
cation in regard to an increase of the
regular army, accompanied by the re-
ports from the Paymaster Generals De-
partment, Quartermaster aud Commits
sary Departments, the Engineer De-
partment and Cavalry Bureau, suggest
ing what each of the departments will
require in case an increase of the regu
lar army is adopted by the Committees.
The suggestions contained in General
Grants communications are essentially
different from the bill prepared by Sen.
ator Wilson. The authority for raising
colored regiments he proposes to place
in the hands OF the President. 1t is
doubtful whether the Committees will
leave this matter to the President, buI
General Grant thinks it should be left
to his discretion.
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g. C. Langdon, CongrossmaR elect
from the Mobile, Ala, district, has ar
rived 81 Washington.
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Terms of Sale

Cssh, 70 Government fluds; or, Ehen purchased
BY Railroad Compsnies On credit az Se-i-AH n not
exceeding tao year, psvsbe u m9g.hiy iuzta-
meats IN interest - he rate % 7 10 per cent.
per sn1Em, secured By bond, satzh-tory 10 Tie
~ purchased
FHA d~escupuors II the Engnez can Be obfEined
90 application to cspL s. n HsmiLAQ N, Nash-
vie, Team n CRTLIX
jsslo to isbIg Brt M.lkk6-M-U- s
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Same Time and Place.
Same TING md Plarn-

8 Locomotive Rhymes. uneeryaceas.e.
Boilers and Running Gears for two 70. Dummy
Engines, unseryiceble.
() Five spsns, $50 feel each. NcC4uu, T-.s
Bridge. ~ Two spsus sndgs, 60 fest ssch
uSl one HUNDRED fnd thIty -threa usreb L.. and
q cass Cui stone comprising foua9adon ol Round
House. ~
viii also he sold, on aboga mentioned dale. g
Rsnpo ! ana HH-hYlie, NE 0'aace o. Military
q ne.
Sies VI eommenee 81 each place a. 10 oFioc,
an and commute Until Sl tns properly s dspos-
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Government Sale.

Government Sale
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods, Bedding, &c,
in Original Packages.
Will be sold at Auction, at the Medical Puryeyor's
Warehouse,
No. II MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY g, 1866.
BEDDING.
1900 HAIR Mattresses, jointed;
1900 Har Pillows;
1900 Bed Ticks;
22,Oo0 Counterpaues, LINEN and MsrseIIes;
2O,OOO Mosquito Bars;
6l,OO Pillow Cases;
A. 900 Pillow Ticks;
5000 sh5eis, linen snd Cotton.
CLOTHIHG q.
1900 Shirts;
5000 Drawers;
% 600 Dressing Gowns;
1900 Socks;
10 UJO slippers;
lO,0C0 Night Caps.
SUHDRIES.
$4,000 Towe's, ! size, hucsasa1k;
lI.00 Roller Towels, era D;
100 Napkins;
2UoD ysrds Red Flannel;
2,ioo " Guita Perchs Coth;
5000 Gutts perchs Blanket;
l,10O lndia Rubber Cushions snd Pillows.
100 Canvas HammOcEs;
100 " Blanket Ca-es,
lO.OCO lbs Oakum aud Tow,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wsdding, Tape, g..
= small portion q the foregoing articles sre Sec
Oakland, snd will be sold separately. The IT ta eE
part are ueS and IN or incl packsges. Catalogues
may be hadon application.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
surgeonsnd Byt Col. H.. S. Vols,
JanIi-zt Medical P~urvey0r L. s. A..
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Judge Marvin, Senator elect from
Florida, arrived in New York on the
lIth mat
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Extensive Sale
OF
GOVT ROLLING STOCEI

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TRNNESsEE1
CuIEF QUARTERnAsfEE's OFFICE,
u :. MILITARY RAILROADS. z
Nashville, Tenn, Jan yth, 1856
MILL be sold st Public Auction, a. Memphis 3.
w Tennessee, Wednesday, February tn, 1855.
the following described Rolling Stock. VIZ
lD -Four Locomotive Engines I've feet gHuze
(taTee OLD and dsmsuued, one rep
u0 ; Nteen Box and % nine Fiat Csu,-more or
less-fye feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive Fngine. Eve iset Eauge. Tyipg
70 the ditch on the line OF the N szI=sippt Cegtr..
Railroad, tsclNe miles North 81 Grant Junction.
A. Nashville, Tennessee Wednesday. Fesrusry
Ism, pa Eul - sold thu hllouiug dszaub4f Rolf
ing stock, ali Of I've ieet game sud 10 good running
order, VIZ
a. one Locomotive Engine, Lyman & souther.
builders.
tisl Eighteen " q. Moul5 & Sop,
builders.
Q One {" Raigers' L & NJ.
Works, builders.
Ql One grmfan-r smith
builders.
% one IoHomolve Tender.
tsu1) Two hundred Flat AMI Box Ca-s. fm5re or
lezs.)
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aErERs HY FERnIsHos 70
Hon Richaid Ogesby, Govern r State Of Hlfs7a.
bon David L. Davis, Judge Supreme Court U. s.
Hon. VIM. G.. BrownloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Sen Jas. p Brownlow. Adj. Gen. stats of Ten
ne-seo.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM Nsthaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, NASHVILLE.
Hon John Hugh Smith, NashuIls.
p W. Msrey, ESQ, Nashville.
Messrs. Morns& stntion, Nashville.
hessrs. Evans & Co, Nashville.
Nmrod PoHer. Coumba, Teun.
lune16 n
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Government Sale of
Public Buildings.

Government Sale Of
Public Buildings.
I WILL EXPOSE Tor sale At Public Auction, or
l THURSDAY. tne 18th INST al l. O'Clock a H.. th5
nllosug Government Buildiogs, viz
On D Fame shsd on Cherry street opposite Cd
Theatre
Three ID Frame Buildings "
ola Theatre.
One W Frame 10 rear Of No1O9 n. Cher.
y street.
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Two % Frame Buildings Ga Church st. in frost O.
Che Peuiteutary.
AT 1850 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Three 81 Frame Buildings on Z. side S. Hiah ST.
corner Of Cumberland alley.
One Ol Frame shs "a on L. side s. High st. one Of
One ID Frame shsi on W. side $. High st. near
Cumberland alley.
Two % Frame buildings on W. side s. Highs neal
Cumberland alley.
AT ? O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
One D Frame Stable, on n. side Spruce st. n. Of
Broad t.
one % Fmms Building on &. " " cor.
Thirteen ta Frame " " 8. q,
Broad 80.
-Four ~ Frame stables on W. I" e. "
Broad 80.
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Four ~ Buildings on Franklin pike $. Of Broad st..
AT A O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Four ~ Frame Buildings on Vine -t.s ofDsmum-
bruen st.
AT 4:3O O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Two CD Frame Buildings (uBfurnsheD at Transfer
Barracks on the frsnkln pike.
AT 5 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Two il Frame Buildings N. e corner Casueman
ana 6uthue SIS South Nashville.
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
TEo(g Frame Buildings tuufnish4dj r.. side Tsb.-
non pike, IN FEAR Of Military Academy.
Terms cssh-Govemmeut funds.
Properly 70 he removed az the eEreuse o.! he
purchaser.
By ortsrof A. b. Eddy, Chr Q NJ d. cfTeun.
A. NJ. WILLS.
jsn9-tI BvL M -Gfg-w
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Auction Sale Of
GOVERNMENT BARGES!
AssH1Ag QuAl-IErssuns ot.u1L

~ RlAETHEMatAAt htLAE
KALI AND RryEE TRassrCErAToE DRT, :
Nashville, Tenn. Jan %, ls6l.l
ON THURSDAY, the 1sfh dsy Of January, A. D.,
~ ls@l Etlo O'Clock. an, Of that day, wa ofsr
i9r sale, a ludic Auction. AZ he Government ship
lard, IN Edgeheld, Tam, twelve az servIceshs
And twenty uneerTceahae G-oTernnent Barge, To-
gether WITH a lot Of Oonaemned Government Prop
cry, CONSISTING y scrap Iron, old Rsuhns sc.
fopery 10 Dc Hker immebate Possession Of bs
TIE Tugchasa., AMI pavuent 70 b male in GoYera-
msut ku2ds, a. time of sale
b order q Capt A. r EDDY DepotQ. 4
Nnn-td s. B. BROWN A, q n,
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The book is 8 crown $40 a $50 PAGES. hand
somely got no. Price, 10 cloth s.; lesihe. 81 90.
Returned or disabled soidleTs, ioyal men every
Whfrs, can mske good Wsgss IN selling this took.
For further particular, spplyto
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DERBY a MILLER. Publishers,
ianl4-im No. 9 Spruce St., New York.
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FXEMPT FROM TAXATIONJ
on TUESDAY,
The 23d of Jan, 1866.
Coal Oil Refinery.
REMOVAL.

UETE have removed our Stock to No. 7 South
Market street, where we hope to NEE. our
former patron and the public generally. Our Stock
Is lsrge and well selected, Fnd We always SD at the
loWerst market prices. CHAS. NELSON CO.
Jsnl3-1w
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Hotel for Sale or Rent

Il near Louisville Rslrosa nepot : eFsrA5 ~,
sAleor keat HE house eonfsins sixty 700 rooms
ana large hnisg roem. Furniture Be1. Ire
EgNFs goieg 500 business, and Is ii one q the
- locAleesi N Nashville II not sod ia "a nO
days foG dAie, vii be forrsut. Terms re~souabie
WIN GLENNf, Proprietor.
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j.. +. KINNEY. ". c. KINNEY.
KINNEY & KINNEY,
U. S. CLAIM AGENTS,

COLLECT az iust Gains against the Govern.
y ment f1r Property tskea AID used By TIE Q. :.
Am y. Also pay particular attention % al Claims
lorFlmoer taken and u-ed 10 constructing Elock
Houses, stockAies, and other ds'ensss along The
u : Nj tsry kalrosds- or IN deisnses a rash
vile, or for nmhr used Tor Ties" OF "a repsirst
or for fuei on Miftsry RsiroE9s-
Nopches bought a. bezt rates.
Ohce-No.S Cedar street, aesr the Square.
Address ?. u. Box SO. ae-gIlue
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FURNISHING STORE.

where g1ests en- be- furnished vita All srpelss ne.
craIy or a complies ourdf,
p has Imported a large stork Of The uost
Ferumeues direct ron Para tbr9ugh
n- Eeut I'M NsE Tor=- 1919