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VenereaI Diseases;
DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What every Man, Woman and Child
should Have.
NO FAMILY SHOULD M w1r7o1,7, =

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
WIS Medicine has been tried the two last years
II OF NE Cnoleras and has proven 10 be the best
preventative; aod The public NAV rev on is liong
what Dr. McGiil says it viii.
ms Medicine is warranted 10 cure Diarrhea.
summer compliant, Pains 10 the Bowels and n
slYe iiniledlate r~liei Of these Symptoms Of Che
lefa. Printed directions are on every bottle, with
the age and dose. TIE Medic ne BE- put up IN two
alherent sizes o., Price 81 o. SIX bottles for
discount made 20 those who buy 20 sell again
any person sending s. BY mails viii receive six
bot les DY express.
We are NV ready 10 furnish Al those who may
call al the Office and roOms Of Dr. McGILL. owe
fork's Book store, Nashville, Tenn
aPnlZl-3m
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RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Blackman was granted leave of alb
sence from the 8th instant to the 10th in
slant.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No 372: To appoint commissioners to codi-
fy the laws. Indefinitely postponed.
No 52S: To prevent any chasm in legal
proceedings. Passed.
No. $40: To amend the law relating TO
actions for forcible entry and detainer.
Pas ed.
No. 547: To authorize the employment
of Superintendent Of the State Capitol.
Passed.
No 554: To amend the laws in regard to
the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane,
Passed.
No. 649: To amend the act to wind up
and settle up the business of the B4nk OF
Tennessee. Laid on the table.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION.
House joint resolution 2O2, as amended
by the Senate, authorizing the Board of Di-
rectors of the penitentary to draw on the
Treasurer for SIS 900 for tn e use of thst in
stitution, was taken up, and the amend
ment providing that the sum named shall
be authorized and included in the appro-
pristion bill, was concurred in.
Adjourned until Tomorrow at 9, a. III.
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In the House on the Sd inst. the bill
for the admission of Colorado was
passed-yeas 50; nays So.
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The New York Times, in a long ar
ticle against the Central Directory
plan of reconstruction, says:

The New York Times, in a long ar
tcle against the Central Directory
plan of reconstruction, says:
eve may confidently take it for. granted
that the people Of the South will never, un-
der any circumstances, acquiesce IN their
own Acknowledgement, for four years, in
ieference TO all that relates to the Federal
Government. There is loom for difference
of opinion On the general merits Of the re-
construction problem on this point there
can be none. The South has taken its
stand on the ground Of = common citizen
ship, and it will never accept as the price
Of Confessional representation that which
would be equivalents TO an acknowledgement
Of four years serfdom, or inferiOrity, a. the
penalty Of rebellion. Nor should il be asked
10 accede 10 terms OF this nature. Punish
the r, bel leaders, if necessary, by bsnirh-
M mt or otherwise. But to ? oppose to pun
ish whole people 10 suit the partisan con-
yenience Of those who dictate the penalty,
Is an outrage upon justice end common hu-
manity. With all their errors and faults,
the Southern people have shown that they
are not coward. They viii not belle their
nature by writing themselves down slaves,
at the bidding of q Committee appointed to
consider the question Of recOnstruction."
The Times does not mistake the tenn
per or determination of the Southern
people They are fully satisfied of the
blunder they made in taking up arms
against the Federal Government, and
have acquiesced in the result Of the
contest-to-wit: the emancipation of
their slaves the wiping out Of the doc
trine of secession; the Reputation of
the national debt; and the equality
of the negro before the law. By
these results they are willing to
abide, and become good citizens, sup
porting the Government honestly and
faithfully, and paying their full proper
ton of the public debt More than
this ought not to be demanded OF
them; moro than this they will not
yield, unless from necessity to superior
force. One thing is very certain, they
will not ratily any amendme disfran-
chising themselves, and rendering the
South a cypher in the Presidential con
test of 1868 They have done without
representation SO far during the pres
ent session. they can continue to do
without it, until the sober second
thought" of the people of the North is
heard in Congress and opens the doors
of the National Legislature to them.
They stand upon their constitutional
rights as citizens of the United States,
and appeal from the despotic radical
ism of the hour 10 the honest magnan
imOus feelings and sense Of justice OF
the great masses of the people And
they have no fear of the issue
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United States Of America, Mid
die District Of Tennessee.

A LIBEL having been fled on May q 1906, IN
| "A the Y. District Court at Nashville bv VII
liam Hunter and o hers against the STEAMBOAT
THY U" her boats, apparel tackle and flrni
tuIe, Shd aga nst All persons interested therein
praying, f3r reasons mentioned therein, that the
Same be arrested and finally sold, snd the proceeds
distributed according to law; and said Steamboat,
&C, having been 50 arrested BY me:
nov, tee elOre pursuant 10 he monitor OF eaid
Court, hereby give public notice 20 all perons To-
terested in aid Steamboat, her bOats, apparei.
tackle, and furntnre 10 appear before the Judge II
said COur At the Federal Court room, in the Capt.
tol Al Nashville on MAY T. 1896 at 10 O'Clock a m
aod then and there 90 pIOpcund their q sims AMI
make their allegations in that behalf
EDWIN K GLASCOCK.
msy3-l4t U. 8. NJ. d. D.. Oft.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FRIDAY, May 4, 1866.
The House was called to order at O'Clock
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Kerehival: To incorporate the
Nashville Order of Sons of Relief Society
No. /. The bill was accompanied By pc
tition. Passed.
By the same: To incorporate the South
ern Life Insurance Company. Passed.
By Mr.. Raulston: To incorporate the Gin
cinnati Southwestern and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company. Passed.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
No. 2SO: Providing for the adjournment
| of the General Assembly on the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Patton moved TO amend by inserting
! 18th instead of 2lst. Lost.
The resolution was then put and adopted
by ayes 80, noes II.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 5l2: For the benefit of the Nashville
and Gallatin Turnpike. Referred.
No. 564: An act to define the term "per-
sons of color" and to declare the rights of
such persons. Passed.
No. 372: to appoint commissioners to codi-
fly the laws. Passed
On motion, the House adjourned until 2
o'clock.
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GRENADINE SILK VESTS,
White Silk Vests,
White Merseilles Vests,
Skeleton Cloth Vests.
Rags +! Rags F.!

ON and after MONDAY, the 7th of May, 1866 we
~ can only pay cents per 10 for good country
Rsgs, in lots Of One Hundred pounds and over.
The fall in the price Of paper produces this re-
suit. We are ANXIOUS to buy Rags, and will always
pay their highest market price
may4-4t WHITMAN BROS
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Day Board or Board and Lodging at the
Planters Hotel on reasonable terms. NV
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate o.
n J. I. Scott, deceased, are hereby notified Ia
he them. Ou'y authenticated, with the Clerk q
Perry county, for pro rata distribution, on or be.
fore the hrst Monday In October, 1866 or they vii
be forever barred ID law or equity
JOHN LARKINE, and
may2-4tH b. T. SCOTT,
Hdutinfsfrafor5
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Wanted.

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN "a engage in
~ travelling buslDess. Pay from $40 70 S25
per d-y. Call At sl1z Cedar street, GoF eight days.
spTl6-u
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Wanted.

WE will employ male and female agents at a
w salary Of from Forty to Two Hundred dollars
per month, and expenses, without requiring them
to sell first on commission, for our publications.
LLOYD & SMITH
maJ4-zW dtW Springfield, III.
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ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsTER's oFFICE.1
CEDAR STREET, MAR TRFsrLE WoHK,
Nashville, Tenn, April Z3, 1866
A Ii persons cOgnizsnt of the existence Of graves
n or groups OF graves wherein are inferred de-
ceased Federal Soldiers in isolated localities in or
near the city If Nashville, Tenn, are requested to
notify this Office Immediately of the fact m order
that steps may be taken for the removal Of the
bodies. A. W. WILLS,
sph Zt-lm dRW BVt. Msj and A. q. NJ.
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Under what clause of the Franchise
Law will Senator Bosom register as g
voter He took part in the rebellion
in 1861, and has since 1862 resided at
Murfreesboro he cannot, therefore,
register, unless he voted either at the
Presidential election in 1864, or the
February or March election in 1868.
But being away from White county, he
could not have voted legally in either
of these elections. Bossy we are afraid
you have closed the door on yourself
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II you want fine article Of Coffee, 90 to
S. G. Wood, - Union street. may1-Iw
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II may be stated that the semi-o official
publication to day Of the discussion in ne
cabinet on yesterday, of the reaonstruction
report, and Of the adherence to the Prcsi-
dents plan, Of all of the members present
but Secretary Harlan, caused a vast deal of
comment to-day in political circles and
about Congress. The Endorsement of The
Presidents policy and the opposition To that
proposed by Congress, on the part Of Ssere
tEry Stanton, is fully confirmed.
The Sem official publication alluded 10
Was approved By every member OF the Cab
net before it was made public.
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Strsst Oar Advertising.

business MEN wishing to advertise IN the
ID street Cars can ascertain terms, &c by appIi-
Cation to Leroy Armstrong, Secretary snd Treas
urer. A. NELSON President
rnavE-4t
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100 Barrels Robertson County WHISKY.
% 30 Bourbon do do
20 90 Rye a..
125 30 Rect fed Whisky.
o Casks Henues. ey Brandy.
8 DO Ot8rd, DupuY e. CO.'S C,enia.
20 Barrels Apple Brandy, very old,
10 do Peach do
do sherry Wue,
In store, and for sale al
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To ROck-MasOns and Quarry
men,

WANTED, for ten n1on'hs, Thir y Rock Masons
" and Thirty expert Q-ariymen, 20 work on
Cotton Factory at West Point, ca. Liberal wages
Will be psid promptly on the 1T Of every month.
For particulars apply 70 JnO. DRyer & Co, White
hall street, Atlanta. MICHAEL GARDNER
may5-lyt' Contractor,
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The faces Of the Unionionists wreathed
with heavenly smiles yesterday afternoon.
Their manly c~uuteuances shOne like thai
Of Moses I'VE mean the ancient, Scripture
Moses) when
do n sinais height he trod
All radiant from tue p. e5Cnce This cd"
Press and Times.
We saw one of these saints as he
was coming down town from the CAPT
toll Nary smile wreathed his face. 1t
wore the deprecating look of one who
had been engaged in smuggling "qa-
nine, and was making his way for the
Sanctlua of the Press and Times.
Mr. Trimble introduced in the Sen
ate Thursday bill to incorporate Peace
Colleges. A queer proposition to come
from a professional stirrer up of strife.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee,
now in session at Jackson, announced
an opinion, few days since, that the
act of Congress requiring stamps upon
judicial proceedings is unconstitutional
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The Trial Of Davis--Judge Chase.
The Washington correspondent Of
IL C;rnir...oA: lr...lAn 90 10

The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette says
There is unauestiouable authority for
saying that Chief Justice Chase viii not
hold court in Virginia Tor the trial Of JEFF.
Davis, or for any other pnrpose, so long as
military law prevails there. lie says that
inferior courts may. perhaps, with proPriety
be held under sueh circums anc>s, bat he
cannot admit hat It Is consitent with the
dign IS a Il rights fthe Judiciary to hold
o term OF the circuit Court ut points where
martial aw supreme. lie does not con-
slider tLat he rtceH. eace proclamation OF
the President sells aside this law - Vir-
pinia, and it may, therefre, be considered
as settled that, whatever Preparations are
making, the irial Of Jelli. DAVIS for treason
Will Rot be held IN VIr. mia TIL the pTivi-
legs Of the writ of habeas corpus is formally
restored and military law Withdrawn.
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gIlIi;I!iyH;TZIIIII;I

should be packed With Furs ard Woolens To avoid
injury BY Morris. Sold by druggists eVeryUhere
HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston.
rnaY3-ih ri sat
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The Position OF lhe Cnhinet

The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial under date
of the ID. disnatehes % fnllnu.s
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TEaHI5 old established Gallery has lsteIy been re-
modelled and fitted up in magnificent style,
and every convenience has been studied for the
benehto OF the public u has only TO be seen 10 be-
appreciated 1t ~ az on floor with a nice Toi-
let Room for The Ladies', and trusts that his efforts
TO please Will be appreciated by his patrons We
are IN receipt OF new lot of Album =, Carte de
Niche Frames new style, and, as heretofore, will
keep large lot Of Gilt and Rosewood Frames suit
able for large Pictures, such as
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F.O LIGHTE g. 90.
CLate Lghte, Newton & Bradburys,)
Manufacturers of First.Class Plane
F0Pfpa

Highest Premium st the American Worlds Fair and
Exhibition Of the Industry Of al nations
FENHlo we-know1 establishment is now continued
~ +, q. LlIHIE add LOUIS hRNST, at the
Old stand, ~ Broome St, between Crosby and Elm,
re" iOfK Ci'y- msy2-ly
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Portable Enaina for Sale.


- SA'J AAVPtAeys
This DAY, at II o'clock, on the PREMISES we
VIII sell that very valuable property sdjo'ninR
the l.. 4 n Railroad Depot, known as the Bishop
Miles property.
JOHN o. EWING, Trustee
spT2i-lt j. L. ar. W BROWN. Agents.
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Mr.. Blackman was granted leave of alb
sence from the 8th instant to the 10th in
slant
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3lelp advertisements.

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MEMPHIS, TENN., May 3, 1866.

To the Mayor, Aldermen and Council.
circumstances compel the under
signed to interfere with the civil affairs
of Memphis 1t is forbidden for any
person without authority from these
headquarters to assemble together any
posse of armed or unarmed men, white
or colored. This does not include the
police, and will not as long as they can
be relied upon as preservers of the
peace.
, 1866-04-22

rho Cholera Rhfp-.the 8pxnieb Minis
,.r EAo,~a-Tl,e r.,far t.nont.tIru ~
! w. v~rE -, - Uem"v..yI = .,.,,s y-sr
Dsvth--TT"nRs IaF F1Aia~-*sftheA-.
spyvAs-The overland 'rrtecr.ph.
SE foNx. April 91.-1he s1eA1oefr CRY OF
~ fe IT. s1.a ,s s1Ioa: s =, I'd s ~ r.
ra sea 5, 'eos, o.. z st o. Rok' s'
l,e Ensl'nd T. dcssrc.t i, 4 ie~G sr.rsnttae foe
r. xsr,s,rr sppesrs 70 H. enses,1+e
ffetEaons sEslntt 'ae - - S,. ~ ~ ~. ~,
'aed n ostt5 tt"n a.h'astoa = sslsso @ sf les
"a .aa 1sf 70 20 aoSS, .se enssee sa Il t.
E,nrnstt hne.re.s-
, 1866-04-22
THE Csst,LEKd.

at~lral Of the kx-xts~h1p England 4s
LsWtT fkAys New f-Fk-se1Nt u a8t4
from CheserA-<*s.dltA.n Ensrresfn--
efr, }s
INV Turx, April tl.--Tn. fa..a r..a rrt,s4 e
X. H"sr1:. trrtt, il-aIh EMetr n1r IN tt,4-s cF
!trcr o9 'h~ tss@s71b., ,'.sn :af.et :. :, 'e:eA.
ct~r~ AZ .reer-s u etsts aas.-1-,r Ut, r. thlo
80 % tace fo1tJ:
HossrAt sxrr. lpvxn Ear, Apxf, Il.
.kteaIushEp Enxtsbd. tsser. tseniy.baf days
i.ssn !!.s.peo, - aslI.a.. a1.s,es as% ,ats
10; -, fsre, 1.K1 nied 90 he pss.s<e 10 sian
: tn. 6': II nsh!A1, 1t I4st nl:fr II itfsnt dlrl
ets horetnG couSh, Tue ss,4<s,st, ara esrE kre
lbs borpsill bhip Faisosa cane hxrr yesiansJ
1En1rg. ferr eeash4 In hospital a,t nlzhi
l:u,ted ton hots the steamer ftstk1na9- StfIfSsyxn
arc not In ihe l0ex3tAA.
{sXped.1 D. 4. E.asr.4,
Erpaty lleARh usnerr.
Ii 4 stps III rial tirr~ pe4-nns h.6 did IL tna
Hosptal shtp thls &fsesnnss. ha: ihr rama. rorI1
SEr iokk. Aprll xi.-l1r. J.. 4 tn*-<.i Derusy
Acaish ut5ee:. ri ctarxr Of TIC HsspstAI sup faL
cut IL The tcREf bay, hst u1sdr Z ;c2o1 tson tne
bsse is.;si, sai.p eaea sss9e e'Ss ,S
tis4nsh.p tncsnta a1ebo.ed hese. ard :rsac%rt The
sseh TO The ho-2!sai, .lxs3 ,svun In n4ass<r Fire
nrx eases were tecel.sd rom the yt1xm.a lhls
Ho'nipe. 1hete vr1. t!a1 dtssas .o thn Hospital
sm u sht. Tsn IRON Liverpool wvtr tEr1st yr+-
ftfnAJ +t1tJ -c4zh, es,tA sre ne H. tbs AospIal
OF ihe sstltal ol fha AaaaneT EuEtaod, ". M<..1
tats:
Tue .te1nrr EnslsLd, Csplstu Grsce. f.ptn Lly-
etI-ool. r>a Halifax. sri-r1 h<r+ 70 4d1r. Shs -
pmts r7tw Of ons hundred R~d tweaty-one u,er,
With .a3ssSn santn 1; 20 ID; ~ IL sn eSs.
tsx ms Fl J. n AAlitx one hGndsrd aad hflJ. slx
lAGi ufsht Qua fnt1nt diest4 Ihn rA.Setxc1s knd
eze.< sia Al we1L ehe H4U quassulne IN shs fot.
er Ear. 1te ffpaFt was maze 10 4'!rus c0rtf5,
I1tntEept OF tht EuSr4Estne Commission,
, 1866-04-22
THE FESIAN @WAR,.

fFtal Of the EtFlanneTn In CMnAdA-Re.
fea&a Of one OF ThcnH-1mpsrtxut Ia.
"rn1atIon Alleged 10 havs bren ot,.
fAtmca by q ttetertlve-M0veueH Of
Tre"p. In 11atne, i.sc.
Shw fa.x. ArriI 9t.-Tne H<rt<Fs Tosua:o
van de.ps.eh sars .hsl r1e1i sssibfaEt.aa exh.s
a;ne:E tHs aAxaFFFAtss ~ Tn atnynIss eou;so Of
The na1ur o. Cornwall, eho il IN 0tlazs,a.u, ana
r. ~ II ;Hg r. c;sa; e4a1 f1 e .l q tas
the r<1'ch 1his fact. toErther with tho exclusion
o. ahs prs. md othsE circumstances, LEAD The
ooaits at'esapt Il h<sna made 10 puatsh the sf.ou.
ers. Nhee-t ~aS srty 1E.o3ent, au4l thseats1et Ir
Tos s1snfdsa'r', ts:eastd. 10 sppty TO fsotlisas
- tret,al de'p4fes ttorn Cornwall also ". lhst
nse1. unpleasant susnoF y sd'a, folox4: Dette-
!aFe ta1f. walle bore =. wifncas. ey sneattoe
Of t'0fnwau, std trdulcrd him in whukrr, liz
lttrca<rted h:.EseI u FsRlau sJni4Aai hitn4 and
drew mona o'poneh. The ranez pf 0tner syrps-
Na4or Ail.n wonld be shs trst tfe.!m, Cla.k made
4tea thai O'Lunohue EAvr ht1 tafuru,atloo, .ad
ss xs,9t ,,s,s .s,s h h.. n hts po'*e.,oa ne
neNFrsr<Ts. bat The mas1sr1te. rrsnee to alto~
sbetn 10 REVIVE them. lbs na4t.n1tea aln9dy
AL a*!sss- The people eonriarr rn'. erne' .er-s.
cNl1uu ehzn1&{rt.
'1het,toars Ea.tpost dsratch tonight BAYS tu7a,l
htHAu h3s Eupe 10 Foftttnd and StnnuI Is In e1p1-
maid
ACo<nw,l! r,+e,si to tbs Hzr1i,d4te, la., e,.n.
Examination i. ~ sass 1nnznlax. IL actsa in
lhc Ecst detaut u1unr1, 1Af1r9 tna a. fxtes 10
ttta:n Ella oaSss- Ae ststsd THAT ~ III Au,ssieAa
jchnson. II thr! st7snaplta 70 isep asm under a..
fc~t without produe1re the evidence tbry po.asseel
afatn@: hlm. Tha magistrates ~ers -es1onafy
q daea u lei him 10. Colossal Wheeler Isfl far
Nea hsk By The Mcenl,s ttAta-"
, 1866-04-22
FROM IOWA.

Ese ape Of u Murderer md uarEsar-
Tt,~ H1iAAis.jppl aud 71tasuuFi IkufI.
read to tr ruxh I'd F.,r.EaFd-Decl.lou
In the supreme court-The state Geo.
l1R1Ax.
DIN AotxEs. Apltt 4l.-Nii,fzu Kellogg.
muIatHE, md Joaeph HeHJ. tafekar broks jill
n he.tau fen ntsolh Nnee. From toolf left b.
bird It y s7tdett they had hslp from oatAtds.
Kellogg II Auons ihissy jes1s Of ace 1ra fret nlne
D<he, h.Fe rim, *en hu,,i. black h.!E I'd eyts.
etar over tho hi Ste. Barry Il ~ ft ntne h
hch. slim. .rli ksst', tAif eoupaexiont slfgtsfy
nseKsea. tAsk haf. rtzJ eyo'. ahnnt twcntj -one
3esr. eA-s fAncy mn, :,
ThA EOlovsas teh-1aa Wa rsesss.d h<1s Je..er-
ctJ ron nsu who knoNa w.,si he ssys:
FpKr Isivxswpx1a- ApEf1 -. lsA-t.okaue1
0sortc T. f1tlNooFi: 4he neRnt1s.iohs hersto4ort
penaInz tetwreu ms Chicago 4 Rock l.1aud Iisil
frsd md The Miraa,lppf : Missouri R3sl.oso. hsvs
f.r1nirs'td 1nA NeN Ats.kssp7i = Nlssoun
Railroad viii b completed 10 bss Ao.nes at
opea-
l. II the sGpesEse Court On We.tneadsy. the e,a.
Of SC. n,oaF ~. Jones corptx, wa1 rrrs-eed Juers
p!l3an d1ssan'1rS. Garland n. WhoIehAnl, YIN.
as httt Cous,y. ktn.nea. Arnold ~. Arnold,
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