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Dissolution

Dissolution.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Association known a. the "PI0NEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" st Gold Hill, 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts
due the Association will be paid to BOOTH &
PRESCOTT, who have this day purchased all
the right title and interest Of said Association In
and to the same az well a. In and to all the prop:
erty belonging TO SHId Association; and said
BOOTH & PRESCOTT are alone authorized 70
receive. collect and receipt for said debts, and s
debts due by said Association will be paia 0!
Booth 4 Prescott.
A. J. TYRRELL.
II. q. ANDERSON.
J.F. KELLY.
J, REEDER.
n d. sIMP on
BOOTH & PRESCOTT
rb. FOUNDRY BUSINESS will DO carried irs
a, hy n, n the pioneer Foundry under .ns a
,o.r,,nt Of A. J. TYRRELL, SunSnn.rcnTT cnTT
BOOTH & PREsCoii'
an o,. Who have any demands
",.o.y.r araInIt the Association, are rsquesIstn,
W -rs,.nt then, within Ten Day; os tgeA T"'
70 P'.ii siioved BOOTH a PRESCOTT.
no. % % W,Ii February l3. 1865 feI3n
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AGENCY-SHARoN & RAESToS, Bank
ofCallforula. Virginia City, Nevada.
dr27 tf
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-, -
fering 70 the public On advertisement
Of this kind, for II Is universally ac-
knoyicdc.d that tho treatment OF
'""' '"' ~
these particular diseases constitutes oraneh OF
medicine which has mover been sufficiently
cultivated. In con,.ouene. Of the fastIdIous.
A
ness OF the profeaiion, who have abandoned these
spccal!tles to the caro- o: unqualified prnc.
,,.. rh,.,s -. -. ,o,-.r % ~.
@r'
press the impuuenec ana eHront1ry OF men VINO
are totally incompetent to perform the duties
- .It :. -.ua .l,.., .-..,ts. ,h...h,, Ia,
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Notice.
TN DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL
District, in and for the County OF store. ana
S,,,s N Neyada-In the matter Of dinneorpora.
tlon Of Imperial Consolidated Mining Company.
Notice IL hereby given that on tho elst day OF
March, A. D. 1865 at the Court room Of said Dis
trict Court. In the city Of Virginia III the county
Of Storey and State OF Nevada; at ~ O'Clock OF
TINT day, will be heard the application and petl.
tlon Of the officers and Stockholders Of corporate
company Imperial Consolidated Mining Com.
pauy"-sald petition and certificate Of the
proper officers being now on file In the office OF
the Clerk Of said Court.
Tho object Of said application and petition IL to
dissolve and dsincorporaie said Company accord.
Ing to law.
~, Given under my hand and official seal
IL 5, $thIs 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1866.
~ l.. HERMANN, Clerk,
ByB. II. HEREFORD. D. c.
Soc. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stamp.
January 81. 1860. ia3l 9w
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A RAFFI.E

XxTnL CONE OFF At THE GOLD HILL HILL
w Brewery. on SATURDAY. haren io'u y;
for a comfortable Homestead on the west sine Oh
Main street opposite the Rhode Island diii. 70
which good title will be given by tue sno-
serib-r. The building has three rooms snd =
tArge kitchen; 4 good well OF water. and the iot
20 feet front 80 feet deep.
fs5td ELISATTA pUpELHELSs.
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
CO By Boat at I ?. NJ, will take the Cars AZ
Sacramento, on both roads, IT $3.50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change 10 Stages at
Single Springs. For Donner Lake Ronie' az
Coltax station; arriving In Virginia, by both
Lines. in 36 hours from San Francisco.
Crossing tho Mountains by Daylight
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO INVALIDS

~ AAN AAAADS
WHOSE suFFERIsas HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and mal.treatmeut. and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
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Graduate Of tho University
OF Queen's College, begs to in.
form his patients, and others seeking
medical advice, that he may be con.
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cases Of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
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Rooms Nos. 9, 10 and II, frst floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomcry or Sacramento streets
No apology seems requisite for Of
fering 10 the public on advertisement
ofth kind, for IL Is universally ac-
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27
pulslio Meeting in Joinesboro.

At q mN ag OF the citizens Of Washing
soh 0cBnly htld In Jonesbofo, Tenn, April
a7th, 1896, ior the purpose of appointing
Delegates lc'the Convention to be held In
KhotysSe 6aghe Sd day Of May next, 70 take
snto co4tIAegation the organization o. the
6tate of East Tennessee Hon. ). J. w.
LucKY wax teNed by unanimous vote to the
Chair, and B1wARD H, WEST, appointed Sec
rotary.
otOa taking ghe chair, the President explain
ed the ohiect Of the meeting in a few APP
proprlase Misunderstanding forth the advan-
cages oftt6 movement, saying that he had
favored fbe.formation Of the new State for
many years past--that our geographical Po-
ALTON, commercial relations and natural re-
sources We're ouch rs 10 demand our discon-
Eeelicnw lth The other grand divisions Of the
State.
On molicn Of Capt. G, T.. GrisharA, the
following gentlemen were appointed a Com
Inittea 10 draft preamble and resolutions ex-
pges1Eng the sentiments Of the meeting, viz;
Capt N. Hacker, J. Milton Scudder, Esq
Nat. n. Owens, ESQ, Hon. s.. n. Griffith, Or,
II. Humphreys. On motion Capt. Gresham
was hppointcd chairman Of the Committee.
The Committee then retired, and on theii
return meaS the following report.
wnsrFAs, 4gall has been made by prominent citizen
ofEattTfsht4Aso for o Convention to be held o. hnoz
viilo 81 tha 2fd day Of May next, for the purpose OF me.
murAfl2lnf ue Legislature Of his State for the eonsenl
Of that body 70 ne formation OF q new State 10 DO com
paicd ~ that portion Of this State known ~ East TeR
nepaee. Ava. whcreas, q majority Of the loyal peopil
u WNshinaton, connty are moNt emphaiiealiy In ia
tof Of de Proposed State. Therefore, be
RssoiteA 8Aat Tho following citizens OF this county
b. appointed Delegated ~ said Convention, 70 Wit:
Df WV Bowel, Capt N Mclaughlin, 1T G W Doug
lass. CAPT SshhW Edwards, Capt 4 W Mckee, Bdwar'
II West, Dr q Wheeler, LtJacob Leah, 1t. Henry Hose
Ilenry Johnfdi. M. n u b Bvreing, 7 NJ Heeyes, JOIN
IN Spafgiu, Thomas McAdams, John West, DR. u Tucker
2sJa YNager, William q spurgln, DR. VIM Hale, Cap
NeOsgq hrinewon, Capt Peters, 1t III NJ Walker, y
1phnS l~lAftalun, James a Shepherd, VIM Strain, j.
knmory Mlschbhs DIT wilds, Col Q A .Eafnoa, VIM Cot
npAp, Acha al wiids, Maj Bradshaw, Maj George Y
.LntTrelL CTaup sInith, L O Hoss, 1t Henry A Kelly
I:s5assd. phAt iii tbe Delegates be and are hereby ear
ntaily requested to attend the Convention, and adyOcat
ti8 tnrasuft ~ every honorable means.
tp motion. the Preamble and Resolutions were unan
ImahsIy adoptgA
On nnolbR.6f DIR. Owens, the President OF tho meat
Tag Was aided 10 the delegation.
o., mgilon of Mt West, the members Of the Commit
tea we're aiso added 10 the list Of delegates.
NJ. gcudlo4 offered the following, which was adopted
laaslesi. That the proceedings or this meeting be fur
ninhed che tditos OF the East Tennsaeee Uaioa Flag
Grs0~rint Nee Erq, Rnorpipe Whig, and NaGhriHS Pre-
81 1inn ig publication.
n On bositA. me meeting adjourned zine die.
S.. j. W. LUCKY, Chairman.
Nnwytet III Wver Cerregdru
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AMMoUMcEMEN TIE.

Bea- We are authorized sud requested to
announce Maj. II. @. SMITH, as y candidate
for Attorney General for the first Judicial
Circuit at the election In May next.
DGa. We are authorized and requested TO
ann ounce Col. A. J. BROWN AZ a candidate
for Attorney General at the ensuing election
10 May next. mar.23
The undersigned ~ q Candidate for tho oniccof Al
torncy General, for tho First Judicial Dlstrict Of Ten,
nessg. embracing the Counties OF Hancock, Hawkins
Greene, Warrington, Carter, johnson, and sullivan
The Election In May next JAMES BhITToN.
nay We are authorized and requested to
announce Maj. II. q. Flagg, Of Haw kins, No a
candidate for Attorney General for The first
Judicial Circuit at the election in May ne1t.
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A Gard to tha Puhlic.

II having bean circulated that | have a large guam
lily OF Corn to sell, and that ! was asking AN unrsa-
soRablo price for the same, I refer the public 70 the
following afidavlts Of the best and most loyal eitisens
Of my neiGhborhood, whose integrity Is not doubted
by those who know them. g. q, WADDILL.
We, the undersignsd, after examination, state on
oath, that s. O. Waddill has in his possession not more
than one hundred and fifty bushels OF Haleablo Corn
and a small quantity Of refused Corn, TO the best Of
our judgment. kWEsR, bR.,
WM. HOgs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 25th April,
1866. II. PREsNELL, up. VIC.
We, the undersigned, loyal persona certify upon
oath, that we are dependent upon 5. q. Waddill for
Corn for bread and seed. VS. know Of no other source
for our bread, and all Of US have families. Mr. WAd.
dil's price for his Corn las been ono dollar per buahel
sine o the beginning of 1865,
John NELSON, LUCINDA ODBM,
DEADERICK BROWN, DAVID BROWN,
]. G.. BR0BECK.
1856. II. PREsNELL, J. p. W.. Q.
Apl27w3prsfeas5
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-aTreason must be madAodious. Traitors
must be punished and impoverished they
must not only be punished, but their social
power must BIO destroyed and after making
%trsason odious, every Union man and the
Government should be reimbursed out Of the
pockets Of those who have Inflicted this great
suffering upon the country 5--AHdre'O johnson,
AprA 81, 1885.
This above we're the sentiments Of the ed
itors Of :he Union Fgdg when President john
son uttered them. We are yet unchanged
and We hope to remain 50 as long as the old
Star-spanglea banner Is our shield.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27

HTM. r. BAYLESS, ADMINISTRATOR
w Va Asa t~layieas, ct al. 10 this' cause
nis alleged that The defendants Anna Hays
and Der husband Nathaniel Hays, Asa Bayle's,
Aliee Milisn aad husband John Million,
Elisabeth Taylor and her husband Arthur
TAYLOR, Minerva Woolssy and husband Ste
phsn Woolsey, n. A. J. Bayless, Jams Jones,
and her husband, J X. Jones and franklin
J. Bayless. II IL ordered thst they. appear
At Nov'r term Of this Court anddefend or his
cause viii BE- taken Tor confessed. April 10,
1855. ~ hVcoi " . ~
april20prfS5.
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TO the People Of East Tennessee

To the People Of East Tennessee.
We, the undersigned, citizens of
East Tennessee, in view of the ire
c~onciIable differences Of opinion and
interest heretofore and now existing
between our people and those OF the
other grand Divisions Of the State,
looking to tho formati9R. in a Consti-
t~utional mode, Of a new state to be
called EAST TENNESSEE, do hereby
suggest and name the frat Thursday
in May next, being the third day
thereof, for tho people Of East Ten
nessee, and Of such other counties as
choose to join us, to assemble ia Con-
%vention at Knoxville, by their dele
gates duly appointed or chosen, not
exceeding two for each hundred quail.
flied voters, for the purpose Of memo
rializlng the Legislature for leave to
form q new State, or to take such
other steps looking to that end as the
Convention may, in its wisdom, deem
proper and advisable.
We respectfully ask the people Of diff
ferent counties to appoint their dele
gates as soon as possible, SO that the
action of the Convention may be laid
before the Legislature before it ad-
journs.
Jas NJ Meek, Of Jefferson; VIM
Galbraith, Of jefferson; Jas 2 Swan
of Jefferson r r Butler, Of johnson
John Caldwell, Of Sewer II G Smith,
Of Carter; Jno W Upton, OF Carter
s A Rogers, Of Roane; N A Patter-
son, Of Roano CA Eames, Of Wash
inqton II A Kelly, of Washington
DIT wilds, of Washington 81 "
Lucky, Of Washington ] Milton.
Scudder, Of Washington N B Owens
OF Washington !; Geo E Gresham, Of
Washington /; S Z Griffith, Of Wash.
isgton W W Bowel, Of Washington
Jno. Il Grisham, Of Washington; inc
"A Wilds Of Washington Il Q HoSs
Of Washington : DR. 6 r BRANDON, o.
Scott VIM Hunt, of Bradley s Ham.
bright Of Bradley Thos ] Moore OF
Monroe; J II Pickle, Of Monroe
Isaac Benson, Of McMinn VIM l
Jones of Granger ; James A Byrd, 0
Granger; d @ Trewhitt, Of Hamil
ton RusseI NJ. Harmon, of Camp
bell p N Roddy, Of Claiborn M !
Patterson, Of Greene Jas Britton, o
Greene David X. Young, Of Ander
son L @ Houk, Of Anderson s
Rodgers, Of Knox Thos A r Nelson
of Knox; Jos A Cooper, Of Knox 9
p Temple, of Knox Jas Rodgers, o
Knox; 5 II Smith, Of Knox I $ Trow
bridge, Of Knox John B Brownlow
of Knox . Perez Dickinson, Of Knox
Jos A Mabry, of Knox W. NJ; Dan
Tel, Of Knox; Jno Looney, Of Knox
VIM Guile, ofLnox N d Beardon Q
Knox ; Z Goeiz, Of Knox v Koch
Ter, Of Knox Paul sturm Of Knox
Dr. NJ L d Boring and J II Scott, Q
Garter Henry johnson and Z. d
Reeves, Of Washington.
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or VALUABLE LANDS.

q Z. GRIFFITH W TH0'S. ROBINSON.
-. In this case the plaintiff on Afhdavit
bro. Attachment says that the defendant Is
Indebted 10 bin and that be 80 abseonds that
the ordinary process Of the Law eannoDbe
served upon him, and the plaintiff having
obtained an attachment rsiuruable before me
on which further proceedings 10 stayed By
me until NE 77d day Of September, 1885, u
is therefore ordered By mi that publication
be made IN the Union Flag for four success
Slve week., notifying The said Tho's. Robin
son 10 AppeaF Al my once In the town Of
Jonesbore' on the said 77d day OF Sepismher.
isaa, and defend said suit, or the same VIII
De heard o. Bar,O. IA. G. COLLINS, J.. p.
apl la,Wt35a
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.0SBORN'S JAVA COFFEE.

Has be en- extensively used In numerous
sanitry Fairs throughout the Union, ana r.
celyed eertiheaiesof the highest rseommeh-
dalton.
n has also been thoroughly tested and re-
csIved the diploma Of the American lnstiuis
and other prominent lnstitutlens.
Put NJ In 1 ID packages bearing The mo-
,Imlle signature Of Lewis A. Osborn and IN
boxes Of 80 and 50 lbs, and sold By Grocer
generally.
Wholesale Depot and Trade Supplied By
THOMAS REID a co, GL0hB MILLS
importers ard Wholesale Dealers In Tea
Cote and Spices.
Nos. i0s 4 100 Warren and 200 waning
ton Streets, View York.
tpril zoJm.
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Raphael Sommes, the pirate, re-
Gently released By order Of President
Johnaon, is a candidate for the Judge
Of Probate Of Mobile county Alabama.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27

Delegate to the Convention will be passed
oysr The East Tennessee and Georgia and
eahs East Tdnnessee and Virginia Railroads at
kaysprft Persons going to Knoxville as del
sgatss end paying full fare, will be furnished
with mes tickets returning home.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27

THONAB HAYES vs. R0BT. A cOSLEY
Of Al. IL tbls case it IL alleged that The
dslsndeni Smith Lonaud Il = noa-resldent 81
the State Of Tennessess. II u ordered ihat
n, appear Al the November Term 1859, Of this
eourt and defend or lhls cause viii DO taken
Cor confessed.
sylgs wtprsisstb
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-seg ourhsw advertisements. We will g%ivethsHi
. niors. ~sxlsnaIxp notice in our next issue. Do not
fni IA msSsmA . 80 and sec the nav goods just arrived
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nzrpnN pvt late some o. our papers les. week
through mI2,str. Thcre who arc indebted, only arc
musapnfs WA y BY sending ofbfinsipg forward th'
amcuhts VI ,heA lndsb1nsss for subscription and JOB
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27

ny r or A vi. Va. ISSUED FROM THE
DChAncery Court ~ Ionesboro, Isnnonners ~ me d'
Teeted tested the second Monday VI MAY 1850, upon
judgement and cont for the sum Of one thouaaDd ana
sixty dollara and hty seven cents, dnbt ana
cost pronounced By the Court aul N fhyor o. 0ideoa
and othsrs, pgAlDst William y TROUGH aod ueoFgeC
the town Of JoneSbaro, on Saturday the 6fh day ~
May 1850, for cash IN hand, all the rlght lille, elain
and Interest, that the ssd George q. BOWMAN has 70
end 10 a trct On parcel on land situated IN Washington
County dat No. n. adjoining the lands or. !. Cor.
Lamusl Bowman helfs and othor, on the waters %
BOons Greek, containing fory acres more Or lsss.
Of April 1850. ,. 7. bulPLhi oa1g'
Apl6vfprfse9t iifti
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DIVORCE.

VKTnLIAH CURTIS ~ SARAH CURTIS.
w In tbis cause u appearing that the de-
fsudant 10 non-resldent Of the State Of Ten-
usssee, and plaintiff having 6led bis petition
In The Circuit Court Of Warrington County
Tennessee, for divorce, Il 10 ordered thai
publication b made four successive weeks IN
he Union Flag Of Jonesbsro' Tenneses, no-
tlfyiug said defsudan. 10 appear and dsfsnd
or the cause win be proceeded With eEparta
April ilth, 1866. :. ARhLTRON0,
a~prlgopffS5 IN CLERK
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-27

IN CHANCRRY AT %JoNEsBoRO, TENN.
TLIZA MURPHY VS. RoBT W. HAYNES,
~ ct al. In this case II Is alledged that
the defendants Robt. W. and Jos. 4. Haynes
ars non-reSldents Of Tennesses. II Is there
fore ordered that they appear At the May
term 1889, (being' End Monday Of the Court,
and defend or this cause will be taken for
confessed. April 8, 1856.
april2OprfS5. II. HOSSi O. q ".
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ALEXIS. BRADLEY. DAHL. ". PEASopS'
BRADLEY & PEABODY
Attorneys 4 COunSellOrs
Ea IA WV.
A!T LAW

Office. corner Of Cedar puv Sumner Ste
Up. o. Box No ll4s.( Nashville, Tenn
WILL collect LEGAL CLAIMS against
w Government Including claims for
Pension, Back-Pay and Bounty and
Horses lostin The. United States Service.
References by Express Permisaion.
Hon. S. P. Chase, Chief Justice, Y. s. s. g.,
Washington, DC. thG lA3
W. P. Fessendon, us Senator, Washing
~ ton, D. G..
" Jos. H. Barrett, Commissioners Of Pe-si0ASi
Washington, DaCa aip9
" W. G.. Brownlow Governor Of Tennessee.
" Horace Maynard, N. q. Knoxville, Tens.
q John Trimbls, Nashville, Team.
JAM " lsl lll1
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Public Meeting in Hawkins county.
= ms,tlnr Of . portion Of The eitizsns u Hawkins
|'nfy. held a the Court.Hsuse In hogsuvhle 90 ihe
| aayef April 1894 pursuant g = eau nr = oen'sn'
moiloa Thomas .. Amia Rsqr. was called % inc
l..If. andJ R.spacs Secretary.
ehjsct ef tho moetlng and Convention ~ *
10, and on motion the Chairman appointed zen.
~ ~ five 10 draft suitable resolutionn expressive ~
1FuHn o. this mteting-Tha Committee retired and
~ upou a aaries Of reaolutions, which Of the some
lon, Hers medihed, and An,rv4rds unanim oas'
NNI5lnl, weIl known and uido differences have Ions
nstH.ea HesI Tennessee. ana ~ u that portion
M pta4, lying Wat u tho great uouutain ehain-
~ |tsrcts thsia differences arising a they DO from
~ Hpnafrnt Nftfaliy oflntfrast, seen % h1vp iehd'
|0' . iaare.la q ne nlntfal resources 81 fha sc.
q |.s1ied " dsfrralss from sch Comfy on Faaf Tennss.
W e.lled, g d he'd A. ~ CITY 81 Knoxville o.
~ Iaday ofhay 1880 70 consider ne matter o. legal
# 4 Ionantutonal separation ~ The action Of the Log
40 nov IN ss~sIion.-and whereas Il nssmS the mat.
4 SEPARATION 4 tohe Discussed, and thss ~propreiy
toraliflng me Legislature % This snblset 4 20 b
|Nafea dne fsgard 70 oar Interest a. 4 people With
~ Territory proposed fr separation rondara Il mol
|ulnqntV pfor.fr but dtmani1 representation IN
ihcuIalqn A. 10Th n.teosary add sill On out
.I| raad whereas, nr vsrlpns reasons, " avor re-.
Iiaiion Do aid consenlon, ihorsfre-nes<cusd
N|| ~ podlon ~ thf cltil9na of Hawkins CountJ
| ung easembled, a. hagsuTlna 10 appolni. ~
~ ny 81 qsis5.i's 70 represent Oh, County d
CIl1anii Esqr. Johh IT.. Peur,sa, Col. ". W. WI.
m raQt. u. I. RogrriA n. Dabb. Upton MsrShaii. n
||IIhlrand. George Wells Ksqr, Rev. Jno.Q q. A ater
|I.IH. Diva, Wailaco, IA. Nm. 1hlafmon. WIN. At
|I TAI, n. n. 7. neaI Nal Caines Lawson. Jas, A
I"n. Wm. p. hrmairpng. IL. Jas brooks. Capt. Jno
4. ffohsf Jog. Nkei, y, v Baker, y. n. Walker Tsqr
n 4. IsnflrI d.. AIhorn9 Walker, JfmalWls0n. Hons,
II1 Nauhan. ~. ol1enrlore Esqr, anf a. r, CstlNsn
M gnen ms Qaifman aad Aerrau vre add q
~ W. 81 dala4ala5.
% nofion ~ escrsiary w. rsqnsrled 70 forwarded
~ prrcesdingf Of fhif melting v "ousasrine Bra
f~on.shofo pnl1n fiag,' ard " haangu u rsass,H
IA ontifafiSn.
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