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Andrew Johnson's Birth and Early Strugglesi
Journeymsn Tailor; Marries, Educated by his Hlfei
His humble House; Alderman, Mayor Elected 70
the Legs Rture; Presidential ElectOri State Senator
Congressman; GoyerDor OF Tennessee; United
States Sena'Or. The Homestead Bill; independent
OF Southern opinion. Position on the slavery
question. The Democratic Convention broken, and
DsunlOn In ugurated. Election ot lancolni Bu-
chsnsn's Cabinet Falling TO Pieces Johnson's Fslih
m the Union. He takes open ground agalnst the
Irators; Secret Meeting OF tne Consplratorsi hfee-
tive Replies to BenJsnlin, Lane and DAVIS. speech
on Puni-hm 0 Treason; Excitement IN the Sal
ltries; Cheering for johnson ana e Union. The
People Of Tennessee Vote on Secession under an
atroclous Terrorsmi Secessonisis Hatred ior Jonn-
zon ana tn Union. Indguties offered TO him; At
tends the Union Convention In East lennesseei No
Compromise with Armed Traitors; Resolutions 10
Expel JESSIE ID. BriRhttrom the Senate Appointed
MIL arY Governor; Dialogue win ReUet women
Midnight Alarm; Spirited Speech 70 50 oiersi Nor
gan ana Forrest 1 eslre 70 Capture Governor John
son; Narrow Escape Of Johnson Continued Deien-
ses at Nashville; johnson piOres Bueifs Move
ments; Protests sgainst Evacuston without Fight;
General Thomas arrives and sustsins Johnson; A
Figh ing Par.On snd the Governor at Prayer 6ov-
ernoT's Family arrive after great penli Nashville
cut of from the ou. ct World; Brecknndge and
Forrest determines to take it; Morgan and Forrest
Attack the City from five Points; Inc Fighii John
son ssys-"Any one who talks OF surrender VIII
Shoot him. Rebels Routed, and Nashville saved
third time; Governor JOhnson's Ter Tperance Char
acter; He builds Railroads g. sends Troops; uc-
cess in the estoration OF Tennessee. Tee Nire-
Presidency, Governor Johnson's Address iatfying
the Lincoln Policy; Tells Truth 20 hou.der strps
Official Letter Of Acceptance. Elected Nlce-Presl-
dent Inaugural Speech. Assassination OF Linconi
Precautions 70 Protect Vice President Jt hns, !;
Visit 70 the Dying Presidenti Becomes President
and is Sworn 10; Address 20 the Cabinet, His Fu-
ture Policy TO be based upon the Past Cancels =
Slave Dealer's Pardon; Treason the highest Crimei
Reply TO Chnstisn CommissoDi Deputanons nom
Societies, Cities and States; Address OF southern
Refugees and Presidents Reply; Proclamation on
the Close Of the Rebellion; 1he President Declines
Nr,~lr HraTfFG INN
Proclamation; Reconstruction hey; The Presi-
dent and the Sunday y-school Childre Interesting
lntsrYi Of touth CaTOilnians with the President;
Plsn Talk; III Health a the President Approves
the Sentences on the Assassination ConsprRtors;
Interview with Pardon Seekers, etc, etc, etc.
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BY the Governor.
A Proclamation.
ExECUrUE OFFIcE,l
jackson, AIiss

ExECurUE OFFICE,
jackson, Miss
To an whom tmay Concorn-Groet
Whereas, Section :, OF An Act Of the
Legislature Of tue State of Mississippi
entitled An Act authorizing the issu-
ance Of Treasury notes az advance upon
cotton, provides That whenever the
present blockade Of the ports Of the
Confederate States shall be removed
which shall be determined BY the pro
clamstion Ct the Governor declaring the
fact-the Governor shall by said pro
ClamatiOn, require all persons to whom
advances may have been made, 20 de-
liver the number Of bales Of cotton up
on which they have received an ad-
vauce-in accordance with their rospeo-
tive receipts within ninety days from
the date of said proclamation
Now, therefore, /, Benjamin G..
Humphreys, Governor Of the State Of
Mississippi, by virtue Of the authority
vested in me by the constitution and
laws Of said State, do hereby proclaim
that the blockade Of the ports Of the
Confederate States has been removed
And ] do require AL persons TO whom
advances may have been made, 10 DO.
liver the number OF bales Of cotton
upon which they have received an al
vance, in accordance with their respec
tive receipts on file in the Auditor
office, within ninety days from the date
Of this proclamation.
In testimony whereof, I hav,
| lL.S caused the Great Seal Of Missil
sippi TO be heFeuntO affixed
Witness my hand, this sth day Of ian
uary, ls60.
By the Governor,
BgNJ g. HUNruaETs,
G. A Brougher, Seoy Of State.
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EEET c0EsTIIUTIoEAL ANKxDNESTs EAvE
BEEN SUGGESTED.

In one csss several members, popu-
lsFly known as Radicals, said to the
President that if be would be satisfied
with constitutional amendments, bss-
ing representation on voters, making
all men equal before the law, excepting
in the matter Of suffrage, repudiating
rebel debt, and guaranteeing National
obligations, they would make an effort
to bring the party in Congress TO an
adjustment of the reconstruction ques-
ton on that basis, and would even go
the length OF admitting Tennessee in
advance Of ell the other States aud of
the general adoption Of this policy BY
the South, If she would individually
agree TO these amendments
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4 Curious Card Trick---How TO Win
Fverv Trfck I'm n Hand of Nybisf

| \ Curious card ITick--- How TO Win
Every Trick in a Hand of Whist.
Begin by laying out the cards in four
rows according to the suits, all Of a suit
in a row side by side. The cards must
now he arranged.
Take up the SIR in the top or bottom
row, then the hc0 in the ncrf row, the
ten in the fkird and the nile in the fourth,
placing them one upon the other in the
left hand Then begin again with the
row from which you took the sir and
take up the three From the next row
take the king These numbers will be
easily remembered with little prao
tice, amounting altogether to 30, made
up thus and are s, 8 and 10 are Is,
Is and 9 are q, p and are 30-king.
By repeating this addition a few times
it will be fixed in the memory. Pros
ceed by next beginning with the row
next 70 the one from which you took
the last card or the king, and take the
eight; from the next row take ths four
| from the next the ace; from the next
the hiaUe These cards make up Is.
Therefore say, and are u and are
l3-knaU& From the next row TO that
| whence you took the knave take the
SeUcn; from the next row take the fUs
from the next the queen, These cards
make up Il Thus and are 70
queen IL thus appears that you have
taken Up thirteen cards, consisting of the
four suits, ,saccessively taken aud being
arranged as folloWs-6, 2, 10, 9, 3, king
S, 4, !, knaYe 2, 5, queen.
Proceed in ike manner with the re-
maindrr of the cards, beninning with
she row next TO that from which you
took the queen, and take the gir. then
from the next row the Eco, and so on as
/ before, making up another batch oi
thirteen cards Repeat the process for
the third batch, and finish with the re
mainder for the iouFth-alWays remenl-
bering TO take the card from the next
row in succession continually; in other
words, only one card must be taken
from each row al a time
| When the cards are thus arranged
request q person 70 cut them. You
must take care dexterOusly 70 replace
the cut Just as il was before. Now
take up the pack, and from the J0f,0u
take the first foiir cards, handing the re
mainder 10 partp sitting before YOU
saying ~ shall now cali every card in
succession FROM the top Of the pack in
J your hand To do this two thinRs
must be remembered and there is Hc
difficulty ia it. First, tbe uuIabers 8
| q l0, y, s, king, &C, before given, and
next the gaf Of those cards Nov you
know the naHiTl by heart, aud the ra
Is shown by the four cards which yol
hold in yoar hand. fan like, 10 the usua
way.
/ II the Grst OF the four cards he a efl
the first card you call Will be the o. q
ciatf II the next be q Lllr.. the mex
card viii be the u8 Of hearts, and q
on throughout the thfrtaa made al
from every row, ss before given, and
the suits Of each card viii be indicatec
Slcoessiveiy by the suit Of each Of YOU
four indicator cards, thus, as the cas-.
may be, clubs Asa7tl aiauioais, spAdei
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There has been for some time much clm-
plant on the part Of fashionable drcsaml-
keri OF she income taxes which they ore
assessed. Madame psa1resi, u New York.
thus states the case
A lady brings arch mo re- antique t1 her
dr.ssms ster. costing. ier The SIX alone, SIZE.
che udiuL lace whicn she 1.iuga o. tfiu 30.
tne value Of which i 500 (au Ordinary
auall the draa1ruaEur charges her i9r max
inr SIS, ghich tao customer thiu<s pretty
heavy sum l1r making a creas on which
thsrs S. 10 trinming bus iacs- There ls
shout 81 moro for lGurl, buttons. SEWN 8
six, etc., making In al. igr goods and wors.
s3a2. the tax On which Be- SO g. itis piaiu
that Do business can continue that has Or
Gay go 52 ~ thc privilege Of DONG 81
worth of work. Aar caG b suppoled ihfi
any lady viii be willing % pay her dress
maker SO 81 ior SIMPLY making hey are. d,
80 O. g. al.on Lrr d meet ttle iaNf q Fecaiy
when lsd.es can avoid tha tax ly nafins
drcssmskinx dose at home Thus thc
Whole dressniakinE businels ia in danger ol
being destroyed. Again. take nn ordinary
black ailE dress, the silk Will cost say $50 3
tr.mmiugs, $40 liauEs, ETC., 81 making.
s., the whole value. 81. The tax on this
VIII he G. GO, leaving O. cents % driray The
expense ai Tie asaisisHcs and rsEt,
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TO lay down rules for which they had
no authority.
Whatever may be the possibilities Of
a breach between the President and
his party, frankDess and fair dealing
are not likely 10 increase them. IL Is
in this spirit he has discussed with
members of Congress; and it is for the
reason that the country deserves the
same treatment that / have written
AGArE
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and sottness and bloom Of complexion
after marriage To correct, or rather
70 break up, this despot.sm Of house
hold cares, or 10 work. over woman
American society must be taught that
women wall inevitably fade and deteri-
o'ate unless il insures repose and COM
lori 70 them. It must be taught that
reverence for beauty is the normal coa-
dinon, while The theory OF work. ap-
piied to women, is disastrous alike 10
beauty and morals
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The oF,s'na. aud Bell .a th, ws-t
4hc only tFao aId perfect Us.rHrt. u.-.,-
less, Reliable and lls,aualrars .-.-i.....
uusdisieiy spleuari H.aeA up p.tg-.I
hi'"af without il.uuaE Che as.f .rsEl1-
l'entaica the i.i elC.ta 90 bad dvs.. ..lf
oy all Druggists. The geEar. b.. 49,
William A. nagghelr-. A.sa.
htgclcrluag EE.ra.t o. H..f..4. ..-
hcsi1rtsf dai bgaa- H-r. "a. .
CHARLES BAIyuELUI.. NFuF..r
aeuIl-IE
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,lubs, hearts, diamonds, spades

clubs, hearts, diamonds, spades
and so on
Alter little private practice, YOU
will readily and rapidly call, as the
case may be, from the four cards in
your hand, the SIX Of clubs, two o.
hearts, ten of diamonds, nine Of spades.
three of clubs, king OF hearts, eight OF
diamonds, four Of spades, ace Of clubs,
knave Of hearts, seven Of diamonds.
five Of spades queen ofclubs, and 50 on
to the last card in the pack In the
midst Of the sstOnishment produced by
this seemingly prOdigious display OF
memory, say, Now, If you like, We will
have a hand at whist, and undertake
to win every trick If 7 be allowed TO
deal Let the whist party be formed,
and get the cards cut as usual-only
taking care 10 replace them, as before
eniOined, precisely as they were Deal
the cards, and the result viii be that
your thirteen cards will be 81 trumps
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In Dyspepsia.

and IL attendant train Of symptoms, i sca more
LIKE A CHARM than . medicine. There 70 noth-
ing in the whole range Of MsteTis Mediea that can
or q moment bear comparison with II n TINS dis-
ease.
GiH account Of this wonderful plant may be
Gound in the llth edition OF the Y. 5. uspensasoJ
pages lSS7 and lSSs
a series OF erperiments In which Dr. Bull has
bssn for years engaged hss Just BE- N brought %
successful terrninatioa, and he Is Row enADied 70
oeer 70 the public q combinAto1 Of OkDkON VIII
other approved tonics, the whole preserved ~ sne @
tssst quality of copper elistiIled Bourbon Whisky
Fhich he i confident has equsl IN The Worid.
Ne might furnish volume of ceriineates, out ne
pubic have long since iearned 30 esuniste suel
things by thsrr trao value fns fsfest plan 10 ioi
svsTy one 70 test for himself the virtues OF asH
nadicne.
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adj AnsfaFIaa,s ui alo anslauY HI lns Haa--- ~
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,r0pERTY oupsrs On Coiiege and AsTss;
kBss-.sfs h..t-z-n The s1usre and hrosa street
-, bsr-f. noraes % colstitsi res sione or tsicE
ssresnanfs, 70 reset 30 Ga - - - 7. 7, I,
- - ,rtsrh sli e. furnished ~ te N.-N t-Is -,
- - ,.~-lIssfion- sad EaIk ulnsi - eeHi'ne.se.,l !
-, 4 tsu .isss frum this dsie, 80 s-- : -
- -,s,isriun or ~ CITY sHl oontTeat q So
- ~. .sr,s sad the "a pcnse VII - charged =
ne psSpe'" ". MATT. BROWN, Nsyas,
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7Is broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Lsdies'
Sets Of CIUld and Coral, Jet and Gold, Florenune,
Mosaic Jet, LRva, snd Cameo SETS of Studs, Vest
snd Neck CHAINS, Plain ana Chs ed Sold Rings,
Gold Thmbles, LOcksts, New style Belt Buckles,
6od Pens and Penols, Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens With Gold and 81 yer Extension Holders, and
sisrge assortment Of Fine JeWsiry Of eyery des-
mad Al
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ArrENrioS luIsHHss .-Hy yherks ou tar J.I-
ater banking Co., beiIast. ireland. .a r1ua
Of Al o. Gle for sale at G.. ~. uriVaTa lir..-
ker o Othcu, No. ls college atrcot o.
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The Rritai Ciramhas, 40 E-zsg .f vr.r-.,.
ana 4n1-ruc-au Cor fuunl Nan a.sl. nsa aaf -
la-ie tfsainuelt tor lls.ssaa ef llr unuaTr asf
aetuai ayaieusa-ecat Gcu. .a aas.aI ssgr.rr.s.
adifuas, pf. ,. hhlLLiN duysuIuN. HUsard
A''l'-a a.on' fn'l'sioifals, fa- arlls=lr
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$5OO.OOO
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

without regard to value and aot to be paid for un-
al you know Whss you vii receive
Among those who have acknowledged the re.
ceipt q VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
cIauon since Jan. / 1855, The following kindly per-
m { their names TO be used
d Tsyior, l0ngtop, Pa. Gold Patent lever Watch,
value 90. koot d HotchklEs, New Haven, Conn,
MeodeOD, value $50, " Willis, VI 2sd -, n.
l., ismond Cluster Pin, value G3Op. Mrs RG Tap
nan &c lnrk 81, Gold Watch, value si25 Miss + len
r Ilckers9ni 3 ngnampton, n J.. Melodeon, yslue
500. Mr. etune. 81 Tenth 81, y J., Piano, val
ne sss0. Mu rhos A Muller, Scranton Pa Dis-
rnond Ring, value Sl75 Miss Ellen Peck, spEng-
field III Ne odeou, value Sis. Or Van RPer
WRshington' y c. sod hunting Cssed Watch,
vaus Sijd Eds Lindsay, Worcester, MSS /,
Pane, vslue SO Miss D Il Fa7Wsl, Dubuque,
lows, Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50 FrSncis
Moran, ~ Peas S., Albany, \ l.. Music Box, vs.
lue SO Mrs lngsrso.i, Urbans, Ohio, Silver
sci value s6o, Lieut. P HendricRs, Wisxds Ho-
teI, Washington, y 2, Silver Patent Lever Esich,
vsfue - capt I MHnsr. \ silver Watch, va
ne as. leo ID cd Nhtby, Csnada W West 5il.
yer Wsich. sa5. Nn , hedheld, ColgnbGs. o.,
asay persons who hsve drawn vslushte prisss,
90 notwish thslr names pa5ishsd or We might sz-
tend shis sst Lette-s from various parties through
eut me country, acknowledging the receipt Of val
ush.e giits, may Be seen on tie N our Office.
xlSNKR or prs-E1sur1ox.
CERTIFICATES naming each sriiole und iis
V.tuy are plsced n sealed elvs opss, which are
~ rnrred- one of fhsse EnFelopss contain NJ
tbe gartircaie Or OroeT ior some Article worth a.
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cfce, or sent BY ms. 70 any sadness, without re-
sri 10 choioe on the receip; o 25 cents The puT-
rhsser vi see wst At lcle Il draWs and it, value,
| wbieh nav Dc from one y Five hundred Dollars.
spd can then lend one loiler and receive the srt-
Gle csmed-
sENo Blsurs-E7sr7 purchaser gs,s an Araels
I Of value
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The book is q crown svo. Of 500 pages, hand
somely got up. Price, in cloth 50; leather s. 90.
Returned or disabled soldiers, loyal men every
where, can make good wages in selling this book.
For f1rthsT particulars, spplyto
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~ office.
Circuit CoTrt, jamestown.
uCr0BlR TERN. lsss.



Eli HsTfes. D C. TuIls ana < Paul.
TTsppeauBg thsi u c. Irsyis and Nj haiae.e
- rrn residents ~ tac State q Iounessee. aIld
81 a. sfts,nmeni hss hosE duly levied On their
,-,-srtv. Id . ordcred Jhat pubicstion b. msde
~ fsilr successive Wces, m The Nashville Meekiy
tTi,- ,,ofifvinr sad deisndsnis ~ appsar beiore
- I1,s,f al ne CIrcuit Court on the nrsI Mondsy
"a F,b-Ssrv next. then sad there 10 msse dsien-e
- - suIi- etnerziso l4acuen- hT t-t ut al uo
tA<rn aga ust taen- ~ - = At'iA-A '-ei~
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-|-77"1 - = = =
G. A RrOugher, Seoy Of State.
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DR.. John Bull
or
Louisville, Kentucky.

His inimltsbls preparation of sARsAPARILI4A
has long stood Et the head Of the vSnous com
pounds Of that valuable drug.
His. Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than year after their introduction,
tsined reputation 0uss wide spresd asl st 10 ,oog
bnt OF North America. But the croWnt OrytIJ her
life remains 70 be attained IN hts d ciOconYegry
rafhsH coEabinaton, for ne does not clslm 70 have
beeutho discoVersr OF ClDRON which is the basis
Of the Bitters now offered 10 the public. THAI hon
OF belongs 70 the native inhabitants Of Central
America, 10 whom il virtues hSVe been known tor
mors thar tWo hundred yesTs Armed with t the
Indisd hds defiance 20 the most deadly msaAriA,
snd Asndle without fear, the most vsnornons ser
psnts. Il h beief with thsm, tlrss while thero ts
hre N IN tne body the Cedron Is potent % cure,
matter Whst the disease may be.
While DT. Ball u not prHpa ed 20 endorse this ez
CrnyAEaut preteusi0n, he n nevertheless satished
frOm thorough eXaminstlon OF the evidence Tela-
ting 10 It's vlrtues, that q remedy and prsEenta
tive for all disesse Erisiug nom exposure. ether
20 the weather or climate, or 10 uissmAtc inhuen-
ces, it stands
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Executors s Notice.

rTrl t1e Crof.tsrs 81 frHa o.. rrI.-aa'rr iar.I-
Il hsrlls sugEesIf-I .I. .rsI..raI ai sia eslstr
o. tlr tierl I'D sn.lH .nrr.F ... F11 lr- ners.F
1aiial io t.e Your ,.s11s. dl.F al-1rail-sis.l co
1r f..in-a ne f.. y -Itv l.. Ir- r- or hey al b..
harrsi the.r nrursa- j. b.. VAUGHAN IA. {.
IulHsEe
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Cox ADAM AEsaa saniel u al asa
p - and Euularl' -EHlNa MACHlNAs
l1s 90 ehasB oss hoousst. Alirsat ahaH
CLARA, HdtaioTi, asua.
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GEORGE WOLFE BRUCE,

NO lPLATT ST, NEW YORK,
@ErERs 4, the trade fil sssortuaeni O. shef-
ID So. Rifmsngusrn Eud kancrosn
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &0.s
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hOOk AND OB rhINTING.
BREWERY.

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" and pu .liShers OF the Daly and Weekly
Union, Pnnler's Alley, between Union snd Dead.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

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without a Rival.

Aud Justly deserves the rsputstoH It has 30 Ions
enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies.
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SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The above Work is not only endorsed BY TIE
President, az the best and most complete, but vi
have the pleasure Of adding certificate from hi
Son and Private Secretary
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BOOKSELLERs AND sTATIONERS

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in proposing them. In effect, he did
not think it right to demand the sdop-
ton Of any constitutional amendment
as a condition of admitting Southern
members TO Congress, because those
States we're in now and entitled 10 all
the rights of States.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WAsHNsroS, D. C, Dec. q, ls65.
From the exa-rination have been able TO give
the 81 fs Of Andrew Johnson" which you send me,
believe Il to b. the best arrsnged and most CON-
plete yet published, and you viii please accept the
thanks OF the President and myself for the copies
you so kindly forwarded.
ISignedl ROB'T JOHNSON, Phi. Sec.
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E s DEI4ANY, Attorney at Law and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. novz6-ly