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N. |. IUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quarlennastcr,
dc3O-l5t Department of Washington.
n NEFED STATES 1IsAzTAay RAIL-

NEsEsD s4sEAssE Es4HA4- J
a ROADS OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER :
WASHINGTON, D. G., December 20 1865. J
The sale of United States Military Railroad Mate
rial at Alexandra. Va, will be resumed on WE'D
NESDAY, the l0'h day Of January next.
-, In addition to the articles previously advertised
10000 feet Seasoned Oak Plank and Timber.
One new Lathe, 81 feet long, 3 in swing.
One new Vertical Car-Whcel Borer
One Second-han Planer.
One Engine House, 35SXb6.
Thirty buildings varying insize from iUyl0to 3Gx6U
One Wharf foot of Franklin street, containing d.,
ib9 square feet,
Only small proportion of the new material has
been disposed ot-Salc to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms cash iii Government funds
Vouchers for tIansl ortation will be received from
railroad companies as cash.
H. L. ROBINSON,
d2l-eotJaS Brevet Brig. Gen. a. Q. NJ.
D AHs4:E SAGE seE gJNETEFs STATES ORD
HA NANCE PROPERTY.
ALLEGHENY ARSENAL,
December 26, 1865.
Will be sold at Public Auction, By I. A. McCieI-
land Aueiionger at Allegheny A Arsspal Pitiibqrg
Jan. 18th, 1866, the following articles viz;
Iron Cannon.
g Upper Ca5emate Carrages-cost iron.
70 Sets Artillery Harness.
45252 Foreign M1skcts and Rifles now and re-
1902 United States Muskots and RiHos-new and
62s37 Foreign Muskets and Rifles.
1851 United States Muskets and Rifles.
1888 Breech-Loading and other Carbines
453 Colts and Sharps Rifles.
l5l Sporting Rifles.
36 Shot Guns.
3022 Musket and Rifle Barrel.
l9&S Bayonets-Trianguar and Sword
2lS5 ReyOlverS.
lS75 Sabres and Swords
1000 Sets Cavalry Announcements
53VW Sets Infantry Announcements
$500 Saddles-Cavalry and Artillery.
10000 Parts of Horse Equipments, Brides Horse
1000 Baddie Blankets Gifs C"'i'' Ne
5000 Parts of Artillery Harness
1000 Pounds Powder, Cannon, Musket Rife 'and
Sporting.
% Inc9mp etc Sets of wrought Iron Parts for
Cascmate Carriages
6AO Tons Scrap Cast Iron.
50 Tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
80 Tons Lead and AntimOnyin Pigs-Iype Metal
100 Wrought Iron AXles.
5000 Pounds Lead Dross
l. 900 Packing Boxes.
A large lot of APPENDICES for Muskcts, Carbincs,
large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
ments
large lot of spare parts for Muskets, &c.
A large lot of Tools and Machines.
Purchasers will be required to remove the property
within ten days after the sale.
TERMS CASH.
r. II. R. WHITLEY,
1t Col. of Ordnance and
daQ0 Of | =
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NOTICE rs H EkEBY GIVEN that app6cg
~ ton will be made at the next session of the CITY
Council to condemn and OPEN PR EASTMAN Stress
fcom fremont strtet to PsDnsyIvapia kv4nuR
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TO CONTRACTORS.

EAFEICE COMMI@sARY OF sUBsIST.
" ENCE-IN GENERAL CHARGE OF SUB
SlSTENCE DEPARTMENT IN DEPARTMENTS
OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
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de30-eOdit City Commissioner
OFFICE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
For further information inquire at this Office
j. MOWTON SAUNDERS,
T,1I Epu;nnor a. I a.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTI-
Il MORE CITY.-HANNAH HOOPER VS.. LEWIS
WAGNER ct al.-In accordance with an order passed
by the Circuit Court of Baltimore city in the said
cause, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the steamtug OLIVE BRANCH" to file
the same with the proper vouchers with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Baltimore city. before the
18th day of January. 1866.
JOHN n. FRAZIER,
al Tr,,,too
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made to the City Council
INGTON STREET, from North to Front street.
d22-law9w
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appI-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil OF baltimore for the passage of an ordinance to
widen Commerce lane, the east side. between Sec
cad street and Exchange place. no23-laW9W'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMIssToNER.s OFFICE.

GNITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u Baltimore. 30th Dec. 1863
Pursuant to application notice hereby given that
the City Commissioner and Surveyor will meet the
premises on SATURDAY, the 9th of January at Il
o'clock, to establish the grade Of China alley. from
Cross to West street. JOB SMITH, Clerk
de3O-eodit City Commissioner.
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Passengers are notified that this is the only Steam
boa Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
Baggage Checked over the Scaboard aud Roanoke
Railroad, and By which Passengers make connections
going South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

easily be calculated Sewers perhaps should never be more
theu tvo-thirs yl AID this suggests Tie Ieeessiy 9I
colculftne the FIN and velocity Of the sewage as well
as ire amount In general terms, Circular, eItoal ana
gshaped sewers the best for the reason ts my
Nor less resistance the passage OF both sci DIS tId
ds then those Of any other form. Tie uteil0I OF INC
e o roueb or the surface contact great the friction
viii he Great and the pas &c Of sewage will be propol-
tonetoiy retarded. In building drums II is Therefore
rJolutcy necessary 70 cduec he surface OF contact 70
he suafest possible amolnt The form Necessary 70
fplf thess conditions icanfesy that Of circle, upon
the general eeonetgca rrncple that II includes greater
area within lis prreter than any Other form q eqnal
primeter We res therefore tho conviction thdt the
hest shape for sewers is definitely settled. We have also
seen the conditions upon which their size end capacity
depend and that II becomes necessary to make accurate
calculations concerning every that is TO DO laid.
PAIL AYD VELOCITY OF SEWAGE
The fall and velocity of sewage depends upon the sze
and grade of the sewer Engineers usually give fal Oh
in iS for pipe-houso drans and fom in 81 to IN 1v
or even less for streetdrans The flow OF sewage shou
be continuous and rapid 1t should not be allowed 70 stoP
for AN instant from any III always in motion We
looty of2 feet per for housedrnns and OF loo
feet per minute tor streetdans would DO snhicen par
baps even the best for ali purposes The following upe
given By Mr. Wicksteed shows the amount oil fa io O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

II is therefore out Of the question that be should Be n,
rer,on by whom tho lists Of yoteAs 10 the metropolis.
districts sha be settled One is very sorry that good
man as Mr. oaos should suffer- but it Is desr that Ia
Chief,Justice could do no otherwise 1t would heyu
have done TO keep the leader OF very seroHs poAtoI
agitation in such position. Your readers probably neyv
heard Of Mr. Beales till within the last few months n
indeed, was ne at all known here. He is Chaacsrr
barrister Of some 81 years standing, so that IA
can scarcely be less than 60 have seen him
going about his business very quisa,
in the Lincolnshire Courts, long as can rcmsnbs
and don't think five at the bar with whom be Wa
daily associatng had any idea of the strength Of BIS po
cal faith Indeed doubt whether he himself was CON.
scious Of it, 1t is In different sphere, much like ia
case of one of the old prophets mastered by the mps,s
to go forth TO the people, and be may say with Amos
neither prophet the son Of prophet but sAszs
herd and gatherer Of sycamore fruit when the Lord ooh
me aud said, go prophecy to my people Israel Howws.
without pressing the comparison or at all comparing As
work Of MI Beaes to that Of Amos 1t to be no6
and more clear that he and the Reform League wiahsvs
settled the fate Of Lord Derbys Government before Nc
Winter.
Roebuck has Just recovered from the illness which ks
him out of tho House during the last half Of the session.
and has sgnared his recovery by one of bis acrd n
chevOus speeches, at Sheffield. lie attacks loru husso1
and Mr. Gladstone most unfairly, accusing the latter d
attempting TO eajoe and baly the House Of Commoas
and strings together lot Of stupid pattudes against TIE
Reform BILL which slain again and again in the q.
bates He looks forward 10 the Smagamston Of the two
great parties Of Liberals and Conservatives and the fos
ton Of joint government Of greatsrengh. Without
pressy saying So be gives 10 understand that small
rump of Radicals are TO be lef out including, presume.
MI Gladstone In fact, he is Cor playing much the
game as your Coppcrbeads Democrats and Souherssu
have been about in the Philadelphia wigwam and msss
cuate believe the strength of tho Radical rump here
at which he much as Raymond and the rest q
that of the true Republican party. We shall sec.
The cholera has all but disappeared and has lsft our
seienfc men more and more confident that water 10 a
the root OF the mischief only hope II may hastea
little the adoption of one or other Of the plans for supply
ing London of which the Cumberland lakes scheme seus
to be Just now the most popular
We are having terrible Administering like II saaa
1861 the drenchng year Of the Great Exhibition vhss
our cabmen began to think Millennium was bona hds ~
in The harvest fear, both here and in Ireland win Be
greatly damaged The only consolation is that it VI
make Reform and the downfall Of the Tories Though q
Roebucks were ready to back them the surer and sPeedi
r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

Iato and the correction Of tho OWLS arising nom past mis-
management will require considerable time and the ex-
pendure Of a vast sum OF money There are already,
under our stree than 200 miles OF sewers nearly al
of which have been built without regard to any system.
Thus wrote tho Croton 81 sduc Board 70 the Board or
Aldermen the oloso OF ne last year Think OF IT, We
know that live l,Ub5I3 hnea rect OF seweIage
we suspect there is at least one third this length Of sewage
as a permanent deposit under tho city. We know thas
New-YoIk contains basns for receiving the surface
danare suspect that onc-thd OF TINS NUMBER as ..
gases that emanate from fyor sixty miles ofaecumuaed
and fostering filth We say that reiora has commenced
and close article reeratng the belief OF tae oIO.oh
derco 10 results which will show the wisdom Of the new
law IN the benefits that will accrue 70 our citizens al
large"
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rant that m American listening oer TO lose fet hsa
onv Tits news miri NJ. be true Men veie ituii
10 control the emotion this Lad stirred end en-
eIisl 30. bctter Of AL form ard etiquette an th &c
ton o ihe gyapay q dis generoasLe aired Ieop" % ''
los OF Tiesdel. Liucoh
HorAiIo j. PERT.
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SEWERS AND SEWERAGE

VALUE AND DESTINY OF FILTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
ENGLAND.

ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF GOV. EYRE IN ENGLAND
EYRE AND AsTI-EYRB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LEY. RUsKrS AND CARLYLE VERSUS MILLS, BRIGHT
ANIL sMITH-THE REFORM MoyBNENT-EXPgCTED
OVERTHROW OF THE DERBY ADMESIsTRATIoN-
THE ENGLISH RADIcALS-THR CHoLERA-THE
WEATHER AND THE HAgVESTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

TIE following fable gives the gross length Of All the
hitherto constructed IN these several districts as
well GA the total length Of az sizes remaining the st OF
January 1864 10 be built according 10 ao arrange mont
laid down;
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UNITED ShATEs LEsAnoE, TEE HAGUE MaT ls65
SIR Yesterday the second chamber ofAe national Legsa-
strSctiag be Ministers FsregI Aha to communicate to
the Cabinet Washington hsr sense Of me great loss fus
teoder them the sympathy Of bo Chamber and 70 express
their horror and dscstson Of the foul emei pY SIon te
Tssse resolutions were supported debate By the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs the part sftAs 6oNeFuea anu by M
Wac Zuylen he part Of the opposition aud were sAAb
day the Minister Of foreign Affairs has called end com
inundated TO me this action the part Of the Secoue C19mber
nstoS and to add that nowhere Bsrope has there been
rofounder emotion THAN Holland over the awful nsgeay
Enacted In the United States and nowhere oan its eoDdsAsa
tion be more heartfelt and unanimous.
have the honor 70 BE- VITA great respect yoar mos oVe
ii %Sn swan ". HUNTER.
lssiaS SscrsIary of STATE Taski1S,oa.
Even distant China sympatAzed with US u 81 seet
tos and the Secretary Of STATE for he FoweTy Khgdsm
esnt the following letter;
JULY 9. 1855 QTNesIa, 20 year iutereslsTL
Prince Kupg Chief Secretary Of Stare fer FOress AAE'
nnnioaton informing me me President Of The United
Btes had been removed by dea0, an lea
sIpsOy sAS Ss sSa ssScsesd = toe position
without any disturbance and The assassin hAs been arrested
'u bore thsse considerations via alleviate your grief
be event and you will be able to attend 70 poec business
A .1ens Il @sSoSis 70 Bis E. thereby syRS0
he OOrdiA relations which now .I, ss,wSsn oar e0SH'S'
HIS EIceTency s. W. WHILE, Charge dAnSlrs Of United
We close our extracts from the Departmental archives
With letter from Spain;
Ar. Perry 10 Mr.. Serard.
LOCATION OF The UNITED STATES, !
MADgD, April %, 1858
Sin Thank God stih permitted 70 sddIess yos
Neegrsm Queenstown Informs at this moment That
Mr. seward and his are like9 10 recover"
II relief from the suspense Which has kept my hand
fran informed me Of The tragedy IN Washington.
Prey accept for yourself dear air the eIpressos Of ny
horror and grief the osl crime Of which have been
lhs victims and also the Assistant Secretary Of ssae
hat associate mysek with him IN sympathy for ell hs suffer
n The death Of President Lincoln by the hhsd Of al a..
bssn at the moment when the great work with which ois
Samo ndssOnby connected for all time teuehed the term
81 saocess when the greatest Instruction known 10 history
Striking slavery and al the fs Of tie Republic
eueoambs the yalor OF democratic syniss and
khs persistent virtue Of our people led By the President
IF (her own choice. twice elected and up before
ends and their Executives the death Of this Chief
Magistrate elevated by force Of great events TO place In
history not than that OF every other human name which
he annals "a ,hs record and filing that broad place
orhy oo<krng nj such moment and In such way has
bent shock sfhOTOr through Europe The Spanish people
sI, S'sH tAaaasT'irusk psS espga OraSe7 per iEs7
1K%S
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VIM. y. TALBOT.
b. .
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BE % r7mCnbrr.i that on this 10Th Jav of
January. 1866. De,or- me, Edward Goodman a
comm ssiouer appointed by the Governor and
thlvf te l1Fys If the state Of Tennessee ana
te0iliuE Ia the town and county OF Hartford
ana Nli tr OF Connecticut, personally appeared
-.ifuaiet A. GuiEeley, the President and
Ihonnas o. End-rs, the Secretary, OF the n ma
-iFE NSu X NCE COMPANY, OF Hartford Com
Arc cll aiiG eaeh made oat 70 the tru OF the
prec-tilit. statement by them subscribed aud
tiiti d. S-n5-,re a true statement OF the condi-
--n Gi 7aid Com rauT on the ist dav Of January
-'' ana tUrihcr certify that i nave this .av
exam med ihe assets pl said Com pany, aud Thai
t u-tg tl-lI The said Company are IIi possession
'i iii liie assets ana properly contained and de-
-eIIIDG fG rh. iUrpzaIuu statement aud fbsf 1
i satisfied iliar ail .t the same belongs &, me
-r lD.i IaHg and lIai the same is % TRUE 81 ts-
lI-itt OF iige condition Of the said Company y on
tll- .Ss day ol January, I-iH.
tn Wituess whereof, I have hereunto set INV
hand BUD ,tiiiyrI my official seal
SEAL Eb& s RD GOODMAN
Commissioner for the state of Tennessee.
ia Hartford, Connecticut
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b. recommending these Pianos to public
notice, I claim hat they are superior 10
any other Pianos made ia pol,tDae.
partg Of tone, great poa0er, 6riliiqncy,
fsiifess, depth and eUeRaess of touch,
durability and Gaish, Inot oaiy claim
this, bm an prepared to sU6sfantiGfe
Il 10 the entire satigQctiOn Of all par
fies Interested, and can sofely leoUe Il
10 Gay casi5lid jltdge or Judges for de-
cisi0n. 4 guarantee Of Iipe gears
0fUen Nth eUeTg Instrument and no
charges Bl0de for coUer, stooi or ship
nina. cd Rqaos taken IN exchange
II. BERNARD,
mari In - Main street.
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ALL RAIL AND sd STAGIYG.
Faro Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Juuct3ln on Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday, so 2 o'clock pm
Trains on the Mobile and ohio Railroad leave
Cor1nth going North and South Daily south
al PIN. aud North M q am.
At Decatur regular connections trs m.ffi= win
the Nashville anu Decatur Road FOX Nashville
Louisville, etc.
At stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga bali-
road.
At thattanoOgst connections are made with
trains on the East Iannesss= and Georgia. auI
a esJern and Atlantic Railroads. for ult parts
Of Georgla, south and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North
For through tickets and further in formation.
apply al No. I3 Court Street, OF al the Mem pllg
and Charleston DEPOT.
W. J. ROSS, Gent -uf5t..
g.. t. q p, Ilf. fl-JE.
General Freight lufi Ticket 5 GENT
JULIUS q Dt..-
- Z
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INSURANCE.
STATEMENT
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co.
FIRsT--ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF h R-rFORn. rONNh.l srIlIIT

second Amount OF Capital stOck-.---slJ00O1 %
Ihlrd-Amount Of Capital stock paid
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STATE @F TEN gEssFF
tfs3tPrEeI I.I-ls $ tIFFICE,
Nashville, E-b-v lsi6
J., \ ". HArrHErT. Comptroller Of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the nterna-
toual Insurance company, located att New
torS tlsy. in tine STATE of new YORK, lils pro-
tHret % satisfactory evidence that said
tuInpauF has complied with an the require
rneuts OF The laws uf the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed ON Insurance Com panies. and I further
c-rtIfY iiiJt =. o. Clarke ~ CO., Agents OF said
toinp pany, haVe ti>0vomplietl win the re4uIr. o.
meats 0t the ltf.s OF the state, made amt pro-
iIrfi tn -1ru -ls@s; wherefore, said luiermt-
fiSnul Insurance Company has authority TO
take risks and transact the business Of insur-
auce IN this stare, al Memphis, Tenn.
This cerunrite of Agency must be renewed
the lst days Of July and January OF each wear.
s. ". HATCHErf
tsEAL) Comptroller Tenn
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hze The frassian Government have
ollefed 10 the German North Pole Expe-
diloA toin nlnittee a corvette and The
sum oI yy,vVV thsiers 20 defray lis equip,
menL Other peeuDi8ry Contributions
are expected 20 dow ia from HaInbuTg
and the seaports generally.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-04

Esa- The Emperor Napoleon's recent
speech consisting Of one thousand seven
hundred and eighty-foar words, was
transmitted 10 tue faTthest part OF
Franee lly the telegraph in little over
half sn hour.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
AMEs GRAVES. JAMES A aRAyi
GRAVES & SON,

PrOpiietors OF
DIR. GRAVES AGUE Pills. AN7I-BILIoUs FILLS
AMERICAS LINIHENT. PA1S ExTRAC-
TOR, CANDY VERNITUcz, PILE
OINTMENT, AND
CURE FOR DIPTHERIA AND THROAT DISEASE,
And Dealers IA all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine Segars and Tobacco,
Flsvorlng Extracts, Sponge, Brushes OF all
kinds, Combs, Quinine. QGinOdiHe. Purified
Choenoedine. Salphnte of Cinconia Morphine,
ChlOroforn, opium, and many other prepara-
tions, that viii be seld low.
WIN also keep an assortment Of Electic Medi-
cines
nsy- We viii hagea catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that viii be furnished those desiring
one, free of charge.
No. 2.s MARKET STREET.
between sixth and Seventh sts,
ia27-Sm Louisville, Ky.
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Have for Sale and Exchange

A Large List OF Valuable Property Parties
having property for sale, or wishing 10 buy will
] nud lt 70 their interest 10 call at our Office
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TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street
1 below the N. q Z. Il q.
One two-story FRAME HOUSE, for two teue
ments finely arranged
LOT, to by lOU feet Terms. So 0dB- one -f0urtI
cash and y months.
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The Act Of Incorporation is herewith.
1.-r- -rfr- ~. ~ r.--- --..4...-

STATE o. NEW YORK
county of NeE York. January - 1886.
CHAR es Taylor, President. and O.. g.. fTiue sec
retarY si She yrEB y ATIOvAI. LSsURaNCE Cow
rAssN. 10 Ue personally known, depOse and say
that they are ssiid officers, amt thar the foreg-
ing ls "a true, fIll and correct statement Cf the
affairs Of said Company on Ihe tIirty-first
fHy of HgcEfler, lsl; tiiaf said Com uauv IS the
bona Jide owner %! one million dollars cash
capital and thrse hundred and fOrfv-eight
thousand nve hundred ana eighteen dollars
ano ipfty-tnree cents cash surplus. invested as
above, all ri which IL tee absolute property OF
said Com pauv, free and clear from uiI lens and
Chains thereon, except as above stated, laud as
may br necessary Tor "a -- reinsurance fund. %
according % the best of their X aOW ledge inldr-
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR President
&. G. HlNE- Secretary.
sworn 10 and subscribed the date last above
Wuli5u, before nae,
CHARLES NEFrLErON
Com missioner Tor the state Of Tennessee
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OO| ACRES on the above Road-0ne mile
-O'' from Pocahuntas. Two hue dwellings,
clubhouse, orchards, Wells and lasting Sprngi
--una hundred acres in cultiVatiOn-Can be
rought at the Low PRIZE Of s25 per acre.
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SEVEN HOURS III TIME
ever Any Other RaHte.
FREIGHT TaAIE5

duys and 81 Saturdays
Arrive Tuesdays, Wednesdays. F-idavs ana
Saturdays. A. S. LINEBSfJHE.
General ,Uperlutelc s1lt.
g. p. OAKLEY. GenI Ticket A-'t feIH I11
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1881 as 45h9

hsrA widow lady named Potter has
lust died al Bfevedent, France, in her one
hundred and fourth year. She retained
hex faculties to the last.
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NO. 81 SOUTH COURT ST.
lfebI7
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Front on Wellington street. 6fOud hOuSe-ffvp
rOoms out houses, line evergreens in the yard
Price, sla00-one-ialf cash; balance in one
year. S57J0 all cash.
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n. a. BULKELET. President.
4. y. IN DEhiS, Secretary.
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LIABILITIES


STATE OF TENNESSEE.
iUMFrEuf.iEIs's tEFfCE.
Nashville, fypy H. lSi.
T. s. W. HATrIfI-TT. Com pfroIler OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai ihe Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance tompapY, located an
New l0rk, in tHe state cd New York. has pro
duced to iu- satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
meni- of The laws oi the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed con Insurance com paHies, and further
crrlif" thut Moss =. r. Clarke a Co.. agents or
said Com psuv, hifve also eOmp piled with the re-
quiremeuts uf the laws Of The State, unade aud
provided iu sut Do eases. wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thOrify Co take risks and transact the business
Of insurance iu this state, at Aenphis, Ten
ness e.
This certificate OF Agency must be reneWeti
the lst days Of Juiy and January Of each year.
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