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, 1866-12-14

OsLrHSIA PRHss.-This is the name of a new
paper, the publication Of which has lust been
commenced at Unstiha, Oregon. The Prs,s is
hsresly democratic, snd Is ably edited. Messrs.
Avery Dow are the editors and publishers.
, 1866-12-14
Mu rder at Hendershott,s PoInt.

GRAND RoNDE VALLEY, Dec. 9th, 1866.
ED1ToR STATEsNAN:-Last evening, about 6
o'clock, William A. Polk was shot aud killed by
Thomas Martin. The parties had difficulty on
the norningin regard to a settlement for labor
and money loaned. Martin met the deceased in
the road between Crawford's store and Heuder.
shott's Hotel, and without provoraton fred a
shot from dragoon pistol which passed through
the right kidney, causing death in about Eve
hours.
Deceased lived two years at Rock Point, Jack.
son co"nty, Oregon, was formerly from EsstOn
Penn, and single man. Martin has, for the
last fonr months, been resident of this VALLEY.
is widower, and formerly from Warsaw, Illinois
Mr.. HendershOtt Immediately arrested the muir.
derer and held him until the arrival of Sheriff
Craige, who took him in charge. The case was
heard before Justice Wilson, who held him to
appear and danswer at the May term Of the Dis
trict Court.
, 1866-12-14

TRh Pacific Tribune thinks it fOrsgoue con-
sia'ion that A. A. Denny will be nominated for
f'-sl'etiOn to Congress. The Tr6uas fOrre,s
nat hghtning never strikes twice in the same
, 1866-12-14

THE radicals have fixed upon the 4th of March,
1867, as the time for the assembling of the For
tieth Congress. This will necessitate the holds
ing OF special elections in California and seve-
raj other States
, 1866-12-14

SALEN MARKEr.-The following are the Salem
quotations for Saturday, Dec. lst:
Wheat, y bushel, Csc; Oats, q busbeI .sr
Flour, y barrel, S5@Se; Corn Neal, 7a loo M,
$3.50; Aiddlngs, y ton, SIS; Bran, $40; Bacon
Hams, ID, lsc.i Shoulders, IOc.; Sides. iss
Lard, q ID, IN tins, 20c.; in kegs, lee; Butter
fresh, SIe; Cheese-Califotnia, per h, Is; ORE
gon, nonei Eggs, per dozen. 30c.; Chickens per
dozen, 81 Apples per box, boe; dried, per h
s9ee.i Onions, per n, 2 to &c.; Potatoes. pS1
ershsl, 5oe.-OTs0on Siafssmaa.
, 1866-12-14

= m GfAtAaA, As pusliIAsa sa ear fra. page. 1,
. sSStSa I'M he orsesaisa.
, 1866-12-14

MR. AVERY, editor of the Columbia Press, is
sojourning at Walla Walla. Our editorial broth,
er is a regular ''hard shell democrat"
, 1866-12-14

The frst "Overland stage" left the Dalles on
Monday last, carrying the United States mails
I understand that the stages between walla
Walla and the Dalles will soon make daily
trips. The weather is getting quite chilly and
warm clothing is the order of the day. DALLEs
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The LETTER OF GOVERNOR SwANN.-We re-
publish from the american, for the benefit of
or readers, the patriotic and timely letter of
Governor Swami, defining his position in re-
gard to current political questions at most
important era in the history of the State. 1t
will be seen that he is for that national and
liberal policy OF the President which looks to
something speedier in the needed restoration
of the Union, than the narrow and vindictive
measures of the Reconstruction Committee
and Thad. Stevens policy which proposes
to postpone union and peace for years. On
these issues, the masses of the sensible and
patriotic voters Of the State will be with Gov.
Swami; and in the coming election there need
be no fear but that Maryland will do her whole
duty in electing men thoroughly up with the
eXigencies of the hour; men who, realizing
that the war is over. intend to have an end
put to those enmitics and that wrangling which
is so detrimental to every public interest, and
even to the safety of the Union itself. We
congratulate the Unionists On the auspicious
indications which are every day presenting
themselves, and especially on the manly stand
which has been taken by the patriotic Chief
Magistrate of the Commonwealth.
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anew angry feuds, to join fanatics and malig-
nants in turning back the hands upon the dial
of progress, the city will point to its fleet OF
steamers; to its railroad connections; to the
embassies of commerce, as of more avail in
restoring to us our national harmony and indi-
vidual advantages than the troupe of wrang-
ling politicians with their eyes bent on the
Presidency.
Let the people then anew organize Union
party, which indeed means Union! Let it. as
distinguished from that of the boilers,
be SYNONYMOUS with restoration: with friendly
intercourse, with justice tempered with mercy.
The Constitutional amendment so called
the programme for the election of Sumner or
Stevens to the Presidency, in fact-cannot be
"ratfed;' for the States, then designate as
territories, as ''out of the Union" will not
vote to stultiiy themselves; to destroy them
selves; to put themselves under ban that
would make all that means advancement and
Improvement AVOID them forever, as plague
spots on the map Of the nationally
Meanwhile, the President, backed by the
people, will stand firm Avowcd vindictive-
ness, motives of revenge avowed in projects
for Reconstruction" on the part Of body
assuming to legislate in a Christian country
and in an age like this, will never be sanctioned
by an enlightened community, and must re-
ceive the condemnation Of those liberals in all
countries, who have sympathized with the
| nation in its late terrible struggle The Union
| party triumphed in the late conflict under the
inspiration of Mr. Lincoln's kindly policy it
will take the field this time, rid of those, who
if permitted, will never allow us to have a
| true peace.
| In Maryland-we repeat-the true Unionists
must come together; must be prepared to win,
dictate their policy of restoration; must be
| united Already the radical leaders are pre-
| pairing to make it the initiatory battle ground
in the great contest, anew precpitated upon
us by extremists and, if we would succeed,
we must leave no effort wanting to that end.
And, although Thad. Stevens and Sumner
themselves shouldmake their appearance here
as champions to compel Maryland to an ALI
| ance with ultraism; although their denunci /
tons Of the President should be heardin every
hall and on every highway, we have no fear OF
| seeing Maryland abandon that better and wiser
policy which has already made such progress
| towards true restoration, towards CONNER
cial intercourse and national harmony.
i
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Admission FIFTY CENTS.
Children under 10 years, TW. ENTY- FIVE CENTS.
Performances at and u = NJ ' l. 014' H.
&g~for full particulars see large nostere and dir
culars. wv -@' 90 Po0'eiS 1Hu cF
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EFARRIED,

ALBRECHT--LOGEMANN the Sth instant
at lions Church, by the Rev. Henry Scheib, August
of Baltimore county 41'e 'AA1'''-i
:, CRAWF0RDITNAsH.-on the Cd instant by the
kkey. Richard Norris, John c. Crawford and Miss
:, ERSOR-CHlLC QATE.-0n the 10th instant, by
the Rev: Joshua /. Benson, at the residence of the
brides father, John E. Ersor to Elizabeth T. Chill
coate, ali of Baltimore county. " I'M
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DEE.

BYRNE.--0n the night of the 10th instant, at his
brothers residence Daniel Byrne in the SD year Of
hls age native of the county Wicklow Ireland, for
years resident of this city '
hEGNEI.-On the 18th instant, Edward Kenney
aged a years native of county Galway. Ireland
but for the last twenty years resident Of this CITY
MCCARIH I.-0n the llthinstant Ann Mccarthy.
native OF Charlivile, county Cork. Ireland aged 50
years. e "
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EGE5N GLENN d CO.,
OF REAI, ESTATE AnrNrv


eS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
SO SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, self and exchange Real Estate
TO rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and Loan
money, to attend to Investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING EE0USES.-On st. Paul. north of
Madison; on Monument, west of st. Paul; on
Carey. near Baltimore; on Eutaw, north of Frank
lin; on Eutaw, north Of Madison; on Lexington east
OF Pine; on Saratoga, near Gilmor; Calhoun, near
Lexington; Oh Pierce near Chstsworth
FOR RENr-Four Country Places, well inproved
good locations and near the city.
MONEY WANTED.-Wanted to borrow on Mort
gage from $, 600 to $4,000, on good security
CAIONSE LILLE PROPEkIY--Country Seats.
Cottages and Farms, improved and uuimproved, Tor
sale rent low. ~ AVA
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligiblo Building Lots from
3 to miles IRON the city, on the Frederick road,
sale or lease low. ~ A't
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
in most OF the Counties of Maryland and Virginia
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-Ground Rents from $50 to S3O0.
in different sections Of the city for so on favorable
terms Apply to JOHN GLENN & Co
mh1i-u 59 Second street, Bait.
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To Correspondents.

notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
hhderCr 70 intended for insertion must be uufhea-
ttcdteo Gg the name and address of the torite-sot
~ for publication, but guaranty for his
g9od 'tih. We are not to be considered responsi-
ole 10. tSe opinions expressed bv correspondents
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ICE CREAM.
BUTTER,
FRUIT. &c.
me Baltimore County Dairy Association. incorpo-
rated by the General Assembly of MARYLAND Mt fhe
zens OF Baltimore with ~
PURE COUNTRY MILK,
at 10 Cents per Quart,
twice day, morning and evesine
Inc General Assembly at the request of tho Tncor-
0rators inserted the following section in the Act of
ers with any other than
PURE UNADULTERATED COUNTRY MILK.
anu tne selling vending. or furnishing of milk adu
Iaeou N any manner whatever, to any Of the cus-
toners OF said Association by any az its oficers
agents, or employees, while in its employ shall he
to exceed the sum of ny L Ane not
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN me discretion Of any Court of criminal jurisdiction
within the City of Baltimore before W HON
nas n9 ,laue: ana sald Association may impose such
Penalty on It's employees and take such Security to
enforce such penalty, shall be deemed necessar tn
te aGuiteeat'on or sale of any impure or
employ" '0' '0'' "niie III llS
r. The Company arc also ready to supply Families.
Hotels, &c., with
ICE CREAM. BUTTER, &c.
in such quantities as they may desire at any hour IN
where. VOL w Aau eIse-
Orders received at our Office,
No. $50 West Madison street,
at No. 3 Orchard, street,
BY the drivers of our wagons, and through Postoce
box No. 1850 will receive prompt attention
, Inc usual discount to diaries and others who buy
to sell again. ~ '
The officers of the Company are:
. LEWIS II. COLE President
....-.a -r RICHARD SEWELL, JR Director.
JOHN MERkYMAN
baltimore county, = -..
VICTOR HOLMES,
Baltimore county,
A. II. M1LLAR, Secretary. -I
AhfiAoRR' May l, 1866. my10-m&thlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OFFICE OF TIE ATLANTIC avn
tSp GEORGES CREEK COAL COMPANY-A
postponed meeting Of TIE Stockholders Of this Com
for the ensuing year. will be held at tho nce Of M
COMPANY, Is South street. on THURSDAY. the Urn
May, between the hours Of Il and O'Clock p.
BALTIMORE, May Il, 1866 m PA y
n SyFMASONIC.-The Semi-annual Communica-
FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS OF MARYLAND-
VIII be held at the Masonic Hail. in the citv Of
baltimore, on.MONDAY. the 14th inst, at o'clock,
The Grand Secretary will attend at his Office. in
the Hau from 10 till O'Clock P. NJ, on the same
day to receive the returns of Lodge, '''--0
JACOB IL. MEDAIRY
myo-IW Grand Secretarv
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Se~Wo cad our readers a:tousion to SAITH. BROS
i Cos New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
at S%17H BIOS. Co.'s Popular Clothing House, no.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our nsw stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods jus.
o!saad at 80 Vest Baltimore street. naxt to Marble
a&l
Gail and aea QUE now styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at So West Baltimore street. noxt to Marble
Hall.
al tbs latest novelties Ill Goliars Tics, carfs Ac
az West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
Wo?e street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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S7nNW NoHr Pretty Encns.

There Is no need of following the example of the
Arab ladies, and mufling your face in big veil a
lady has right to hide her beauty in that manner
LEmau de Paris counteracts the evil effects OF Gun
and sir. Nothing else has been discovered that
dissOives the colorng matter on the skin known as
freckles tan or morphew. The most scrupulous per-
son can use Email without conjunction. 1t can be
applied at night and washed off in the morning, when
it leaves the toughest skin cIoar smooth and of the
texture and color of freshly polished alabaster.
Email dc Paris" is the ouly skin preparation used
by Mrs. D. P Bowers, Miss Maggie Mitchell Lucille
Western, Md'me Ponisi. Mile Vestvali, and other
celebrities. It is sold by VIM II. Read, l47 Balti-
more street. and at the principal druggists and
dealers. .... Ia9-eotjel
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! -S5@55l'EKE GREAT NATIONAL rATR,

DIERS' AND Sailors ORPHAN HOME ~ vii II
bold a public FAIR in the City OF Washington. com
meneng on the 18th of MAY NEXT, the proceeds OF
which are to be devoted 10 the support and mante-
nance of the orphans OF National soldiers and sailors
and Territories N''''''
The ladies invite all who can to contribute tovar,
representing their State by table, at the Fair The
charity is noble and deserving one and it is hoped
sentsd. ......,. wv
r, al contributions should be Addressed National
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home Washington, p.
opening of the Fair. LIZ
The institution will be opened for the reception of
admission may be forwarded inmediatejv iii
papers friendly to Cause plsasa cnny an2T. tM1h
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nEypTWO Bad CASES OF pEE.ES CURED
GssT BY DIR. STRICKLAED'S PILE REMEDY
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
been troubled for eight years with aggravated
OF Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
the Plesl Both these distressing cases were cured
With one bottle Of DR.. Strickand's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases Of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickand's
Pile Remedy. L is sold by Seth S. Haace los Bali-
more street, and By Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale AgenS, Thomson & BLOCK
and 4. V0GELER s co:
SETH 4. HbNGE,
iy3-ly Agent.
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n E5DTHIRD NATIONAL. rANK.
GTTS . BALTIMORE, May Sth, 1866
-, Inc President and Directors Of this Bank have
TINS DAY DECLARED dividend Of FIVE PER CENT.
upon the Capital Stock for the past six months nav
able on and after TIL URSDAY. 18th inst roy
National Taxes paid by the Bank.
Inc transfer BOOKS will be closed until the Eth
day OF May; r, A. NJ. CARTER,
S-eOu4L lGl CaShiar
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URNDGE's PATENT REAPER
Ely AND MOWER AVID SELF RAKER,
With flexible FOLDING Finrer-Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine
This II aehine, as built the past two seasons has
met vi tn the most complete success In every sec
ton where it has been introduced il has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked as FIRST class
Tho MAR+H 6ELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco PLOW and Cutivator, hung on wheels:
together with ali kinds of Agricultural Impernenl is
bend for a Circular. j. HlG BURTON i CO..
ap2o-Zm No. II South Frederick street.
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ENAPGTAL gTOCE

&CSAPGTAL STOCK
" OF rHR
MARYLAND REVOLVING STEAM FAYIGA-
TON ASSOCIATION.
Ono fourth of the STATE PATENT
Secured as BONUS.
PRESENT CAPITAL LIMITED TO $4,000
. Price OF Shares, $50 Each.
Prospectus at tho Office of John S. Selby, II Second
open for subscription.
Notice will be given for payment so soon as $4,000
is subscribed; When paid in, Board of five Direc-
tors will be elected by subscribers. The Board is au
thorzed TO contract arrange for construction and
managing the affairs of the Association until an act
ofineOrporation Is obtained.
a23-tf JOHN S. SELBY, Treasurer.
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WANTS,

A PARTY who was for many years Secretarv
IA anG treasurer Of an important manufacturing
interest IN Georgia, (ms destroyed during the war
wishes 70 form connection with some MAkUFAC-
TURING ESTABLISHMENT in or near Balti-
more, IS fully competent to manage finances, cores
pondence &C.. has few thous and dollars at CON-
manc, and with extensive acquaintance in Georgia
and Ais hama; could influence considerable business
Address Georgia" at this Office myll-3t*
bzuS FANFED.-DWELLiSR Houses in III a
Eks;A North and Northwest for purchasers and ten
7ESs7sants Also-Busness Property on baltimore
hanover and North Charles streets.
Also-GR0UND RENTS an MORTGAGES.
GEO. W. TiGGES x son:
&c ID St. Paul street,
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rs H. RNArp,s rgSTrIsTrg-

I s. II. RNAFp's sNSTErsgER.
Ni.AI September 4th, at o;cjoo.t I. W., "a
u Th Ses b siSaSosafg viii be ai,ed W "-'l'
ladies' ysr eSSns exclusively Intended for young
fal operation al Te ia snaaSE. and in srcoess-
P.renta seD6iuE hoarde-s r., ,z,.,
for their ppnctual arrival 'Hea@sseoo TO provide
"A''-S'' r. ENapp
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WASHING! WASHING!
ACCOMPLISHED
WITHOUT BOILING OR BLUEiKG,

chemical preparation for washing Clothes the
cOarsest well the finest and most delicate fabrics
without Rubbing or Boiling; saving in the process,
half the Time one third the SoaD
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TS A SUPERIOR REaGElsY.-wo -
VI scentousy recommend to those SUFFERING GaR GSn
Cough Balssm. It gives relief almost
and is Tihai not the taste Tbepes
no doubt that the Mefuous Cough Bassm Is on as
prietor claims for it.. We have tried it during H.
past week and found relief from most distressing
Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio and for sale bS
Druggists, Wholesale agents TomSen 4 Block, and
q 1o0aier ~ 20. iy3-ly
: NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Wy SOuT6.1Ihe new LINE OF STEAMERS
Lea Z, Spears Wharf DAILY Sundays excepted,
Portsmouth with Railroads for all points South.
Fare from OIL p'tA" Sou'n'
Baltimore to Norfolk '''''''''S. NJ
Baltimore to City Point '''' 20
Baltimore to Richmond '''...' ''' g' ~
Baltimore to Petersburg SI m
ap14-u d,BIRCKHEAD. JR, Ag't.
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VALUABLE
EsUthDING LOTs FOE SALE OR LEASE

432x126 on st. Paul street
225xi54 " Calvert do
23lxl3O Eutaw square.
7sEl5O Cathedral street.
5Qxl25 Madison avenue.
501l50 Garden street
4S1l3O g" McCulloh do
50xl5N W. Fayette do.
>. ALa9, lots on Ross, n. Charles Saratoga, Repub-
lican, Fort Avenue, SC, &c. apply to
90. - GEO. W. TINGES 4 SON,
!a-z-eOu No.3 st. Paul street.
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DOLLING MILL for SALE.

V,HE SUBSCRIBER offers for ALE an
Il INTEREST IN Q large body Of vsluAbl COAL and
TIMBER LANDS. with view to their dsvsIopent Their
location affords great Inducements they stusted 81
rsety on tbs limo Of tn. Philadelphia and Erie Rlrosd
An Organized Company 10 boring for 0,u adjoining
lands with every prospect Of success.
Tho Coal I, Bituminous the Timber mostly Pc and Osk.
Yor further information sddrsn ID. c. CARYNo. IS West
Pratt At baltimore, Md
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THE TRIBUNE tLMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Now Ready.

Third Edition Now Ready.
rHIs POPULAR POLITICAL AID STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS;
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
EeliPses for the year 1866
Lunar and Planetary ConjunctiorL
Conjunction OF Plan and other Aspscts
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jswish and Mahomedsn CslendsrI
Tab. Of siIty-ons BTish, stars
ToLiucAL DEPARTMENT:
United States Government Ministers. &c.
ssn.tors and Representative Of XXxIXth ConUen
Laws Passed at the last Session Of Congress-
Public Resolutions and FrocLnstona
Ssveholdeft Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Party in ls6sResoutiOns Of the Uuon State
Convention, on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial suflsse-Lsws in the Several Stsei
The constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION Returns fer 1865, carefully complied and
compared with oImer Elections feI THE TRIBUNE
ALxASAc.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865.
State, of the Union Capitals Governor Time Of Meeting
Of Legislatures, Tine Of State ,ectons.
he Territories of the UnOnther Capita. and Governors.
Popular Vote or President by States In 1864 1860 and 1886
Forelgu Countries Form Of Government Rulers Cspitai
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Houses ano farms nDanieo.

NTANTED-HOUSE and LOT in this city or
suburbs worth abou ft0to in change for two houses
and lot. Of equal value Sarstoga SPRING. Inquire Of >AS
p BRIGGS, Sarstogs Syringe OF r.. y. FOOIE No. lljO
BroAdaaY n. Y.
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ROCKFORD COTTON MILL for SALE

By decree Of the Chancery Court th, racr appoint
Ing IA u Commistoner Of sale offer the RTsiord COT
TON MILL machinery water power IS land adj DIN
Ing aud the houses for superintendent and operatives pr
vale until the 10th day Of April nert. when If not sold
will that day otter 1t for sale at the Court ouse door IN
knoxville. Onchafof the purchase money vi be required
In hand ssd remainder IN and IL nionthsyh Interest
and lien retained tile property for the punhsse money
This property lies In Bloun' County Little liver 10 mile.
south Of X lo,ye TIE Cotton SIN - brick build
ing 81 by 90 feet, aud irano loom shed etahed 80 10y 20
feet contsing oaids l3O spindles and looms the
greater part IN operation For further PARTICULARS apply
to X. J. WILSON. Ocoee Bank House KnoIJle, Mhdson
Will Tenn. JAS 4. COFFIN, Coimi'sioner
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THE NATIONS SONGS!
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are the duly and e-psrey sutho1ed Publishers OF tina
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HE'S GOT HIS DISCHARGE FROM THE ARMY.
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