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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01
NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DIS
ABLED SOLDIERS.

The Tribnne's Washington special, IN
der date Of April 23d, says the Board of
Managers of the National Asylum for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers give notice
that they are now prepared to receive
beneiciaries into either branch, near Au-
gusta, Maine; Milwaukee, Wis, or at the
central asylum, near Columbus, Ohio.
Volunteer soldiers are admitted upon ap-
plication by letter to either Of the mana
gers, whereupon blank application will
be sent to the applicant, and: if duly
qualified, transportation will be furnished
him The requirements are: First, an
honorable discharge from the volunteer
service second, disability by wounds re-
ceived or sickness contracted in the lice
of duty. If the applicant is unable to
travel or for other sufficient cause, relief
will be furnished under direction of the
manager to whom the application is made.
Overseers of all aImsnouses and charity
hospitals having disabled soldiers subss-
ting upon private benefcence, are respect
fully urged to report such cases to either.
Of the managers. as it is not fit that meri-
torious disabled soldiers of the nation
should have to be supported by private
or public charity. Soldiers are especially
informed that the asylums are neither
hospitals nor almshouses, but homes,
where subsistence, care, education, re-
ligious instructions, and employment are
provided for disabled soldiers by the
Congress of the United States, to be paid
from the forfeitures and fines Of deserters
from the army. The provision IS not a
charity. it is contribution by bounty
jumpers and bad soldiers, to the brave
and deserving, and is their right. Sol
diers having wife, child or parent de-
pendent upon them are not required to
give up their pensions upon coming to the
asylum. Other soldiers are required to
assign their pensions to the asylum in
special cases only, to be determined by
the board. Suitable compensation will
be given for profitable labor in the asy-
lum Good behavior will insure the kind
est treatment. Wives and children will
not be cared for at the asylum until after
the soldier has shown oy his ability to aid
himself and them in part by his labor and
steadiness, that in taking his family IN
charge he will not increase his expenses
to the asylum above the cost of other
helpless benefciaries, in which cases pro-
vision will hereafter be made.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01

Advices from Mexico state that Diaz
recently defeated body Of Imperiaists
between Puebla and the city of Mexico
The loss Of the sLiberals insthe assault Of
Puebla was 1000; that Of the Imperial
ISIS | 900. The report that Diaz ezecut-
ed all officers Of the garrison at PuebIa
who refused to surrender, is confirmed
lie had sent threat to the effect with
lis second demand for the surrender OF
the city. The Liberals had demanded
the surrender Of Vera Cruz, and it WAS
thought thai the garrison would accede.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01

AMERICA AT THE EXPOSITION. A
Paris letter to the Chicago Tribune, da-
ted April 18th, contains the following par
agraph:
''AIl Of the American sections are also
very much behind, aud none more SO than
that of the United St tes 10 under
stant why the latter is not in more ad-
vanced condition utterly surpasses my
humble comprehension. have been a
regular visitor of the Champ de Mars tor
nearly month, and can testif5 to the
fact that the work Of unpacking in the
palace has been progressing with eztraor-
binary slowness. I could, indeed, make
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01

TIE ATROCITIES IN JAMAtCA.-Ihe
whole story Of the Jamaica massacres was
pithlly told in dozen lines by Mr.. j ohm
Gorre a Jamalca barrlster, who recently
appeared in Engl4nd as counsel tog the
;auaica Committee. Mr. Gorrle insisted
that all the leading acts Of atroclty sworn
to by the negro witnesses were substan-
TALLY corroborated by the evidence Of
Brush officers aue the white inhabitants
Of the island and then proceeded as fol
lows Among these may be mentioned
the shooting OF the ten untrled prisoners
by one black soldier, the hanging uD IN
chapel of the bodies OF nine prisoners
who had been shot, the tiogging by wire
cats, the execut GA OF peasantrY at their
own doors by soldiers, and Ia few cases
oy order Of officers, the executing of prls
oners day after day at Mount Bay on d
galIows which gave 40 drop, the compul-
sorg attendance Of untrled prisoners at
the executions, the reckless burning Of
hundreds Of homes, the hanging OF per
sons who had been first logged, and the
fogglng Of persons who were untrled-
in slort. the hideous details Of what Mr.
Roundell, the interchangeable and impartial
Secretary of the Commission, had just
called the "hell-like saturnalia of martial
la were all most fully substantlated
out of the mouth Of other than negro
witnesses. The arrest eff Gov. Eyre
seems to have been merely formal pro
ceeding, he has bee discharged, but
the investigation IS still in progress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01
The Regents of the State Universit,

The Regents Of the State University
had session at Madison last week.
A committee, consisting of Superin-
tendent McMynb and Regents, Van
Slyke, Sanderson, Hobart, Barron, Ham
ilton, and Smith, was appointed, with full
power to select a suitable man for Presi
dent, and resolution was adopted that
no professors should be elected till a
President had been chosen and accepted,
and that lie should be invited to recon-
mend men for the several chairs, the
Board pledging themselves to carry out
the recommendations Resolutions were
adopted highly complimentary to Profes-
sor Reed. who had resigned to accept
the Presidency Of the Missouri University,
and paying an appropriate tribute to the
memory of Regent Hadley, deceased.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01

1t is expected that the conven ion
will stand ninety seven Republicans and
sixty-three Democrats.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-01

A BANKERS PAhAcE.-A lady, who
nas been on a visit to Mr. Jay Cooke s
new palatial mansion near Philadelphia
writes T can't describe what it is like
I don't think anything grander, more
beautiful, more splendid, or more in keep
ing, could be imagined. And the Cookies
are just the peopleato live in it. L. is a
pertect brunette, aud her sister, who is
younger, is blonde. LIS room is .ur-
nished in bright crimson satin. and SIS
in light blue satin. Just beyond their
rooms is still another bedroom, which be-
longs to the girls, and is called the spare
bedroom, and is intended for any friend
whom they wish to invite to visit them.
c. was occupying this room. EVERYTHING
in the house except Mr.. Cookies boudoir
and few Of the paintings is American
AIr. Cooke would have nothing else. In
the sitting room is large old-fashioned
fire place with audir ms, which Mr.. Cooke S
mother presented to hin. There is every
kind of rom in the house that you can
thing Of billiard room; amusement room,
where they have irregular stage, footlights
etc; music room, where they have an ell
egant grand Chickering piano. can't
tell you of all the rooms, for it would
take me all night and even then you
Wouldnt have a very clear idea of them. y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

isstsiiols Gala dissass - sEss1sas of he ee1y.
s''arJ = hEtarsi Parass~aaoa " - Ashiti -
>s"a.ssi = - es4sna. Mai sissaNs y. aens.
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a's aass-ss kas ssas is@ssiiAg fes has rass,
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ss We nArsay 4sah % aaaissi ssAgsaA
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c.. I'd &C ass4'ohs q Ne lshv By Aysss
50 '-'''s % 'sssass4ss sssPiAisS ~ hh
- 80 AAd On tasss'sssl osmplslns. shsi fhsy
49, a'ssi F'ls, sloSi6 80 10 lgssrsS.--Kss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
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NJ MAJ veil rrts~afea sasuartal from ci,iaens
II Dafsin eceniy, sskIng tsr retsst ia rsgsni IN
tsxes pals to isSt N Caofstiersts shd scgthsfn
nzsaeg nsfrrfea
Il Dstissea ecsaiy 30 regard TO the Trnhessee Cen
/ trel Rkiiroet H-fsfvc4
M Walker presented . petition AID ein %
change The ceaaty lsss b. sees Hasi!tas ard Rhsa
cegntis
Ne DeasAly eeeseat-i pslisisn from the bar
ssd es,sssss q Asdsfeon p'ay'aE that license BE-
| grsas<e 10 - misos. - practice law
Mr. saith, 81 0bsea. iatrodacnd . hill 70 change
The eeanty line between ossea sad ueAkiey.
NJ. rslsca pssseated rsaitioa foe the relief Of
esstsis parties who had been cutting Government
wesd. and srre sosd Tor tresraas.
The oavsraor's message 70 The L~s'siAlzss vas
resa,
n, RacAsrds Islroasced bali relative 10 tbs Ssw
oflesss kessis aud Chattanooga Railroad.
Ne. Mss sell istseAsssd hsIi 10 cAsbgs iAs tsfn
d essr4s in the lssA JUDICIAL ClreSiL
Ne Lss~ssT. nsoess elss4 frsaa the eoGat'ss Of
cefsA Grssay ssd VAs BaFsh, uss ssora il and
tcok lis se~a
Hspss HILLS o. FInsF hKAplKS
NJ Santa. IL Hasissnan, Ia,soIsoei Hoss bill
" FfeysAs Cor etxsnissae sssniag ssd sisciPhn'ng
ths militia hns fos cthef parpssA Passed GA ara
re.4sxg. sna rssstrsd 10 TIA Military Conmtitss-
TIE ia prevtass tss sFgsnisiag sasas gusFd
free te saailssa u ma fSts eeasis, q regi
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ss.ss may b y issarrsO.ioe or whsa. ia Say eoss
~ q, s.esiaa d ihs sane, shs civil saihsr.iea are
~. sAs ., sssis<s 90 refuse 10 safsecs The lava aaA
!. nr,.srys ,hs p>xoe as1 pfysss he hvss Of the
si,sssns
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

hEcaasas AND L4ASaREns We shAa he ER1en
ss-g-'s~d { IL cc1ing FFrsag And szznss dan sSs
- Ike - T-vSFzsisy via ssscAAnis N ia Vi.
easy " ssAr q aAay twsll.ss hSss~1 and
slsSr e4s&ssss ts g. - soes. and - ss7ta al shs
az wa al tla F-osaabas s.zPsoy@aus ta ssas-
ssaos Il Ksosvslis he oSni&E ss~sps- BESIDE al
Ia A.sss-- ssI u N ssnsAs 81 Ne ssrssal Rsst-
roaAs a p-soss = suns1rsosso1 10 EAsa Tsassssse
as ~ 900 a=~a - vAtAnss smFipgnsak We ~s~-
ssntly szpegs s<ssss tlnss n Easa TVsnssse assa.
eary tAas ws Asvs ksA sor 1919 tisas rast
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

TsIE-IAs ss&ls ssA ossnss Tsz "a real sstAze
~ ~lh~r ssEsss' regsrts "a khss oransy, tSs he
r-.zs ysNs, s4iszs 5000 h4ixre eAsaEt b usae.
W - sss 1Ssasr tsn ssS ess sAf csab "a esSh
saak-s anlsA- md Tvessy- Eve essts % ssSA Psli
rsssy czass sc escA hsasrSa aallss q thaa aneshs
rs - PssPSs q hsil&sAss as~ 80 wsieA vii
y oa~psss~1 ~ TIE uss4sls 81 sers san@sr, sns
ss SAaOE tie present. years s.s~ ~sIl pay, 80 tA.s
- s..vy ssrsss SiA ossAsasEse The present sHs
81, As-s sSs y~Ar ~ sssy eon4asStly sxpeCs
4. a..sty taxes ta - rrd1red'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

Is LntE- sssEss 90 ElISn.--Ths Z. 8.
O"1sss-ar r. sssssizg eO@p-ssssaaa y lsyAi
esssss q s.sss sss zee szlsssea isss The g. Q.
'srT'as . nzs "a ss-..z ia NsshyiEls sas rssdy 10
nsussss a. saaA esalszs.
Q L hsFa bS- q tie frsssS=ss q ~ hossd,
y 'AaH a i~aes u ssqslry shsss1 ~ aA4r@ssd.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

sABzsrE ScHOoI MEsrEa--ou SAhAsta sssn-
n lHss- - bad The PlaAssss q stt~aairg Tie
Bss-Aly 1sziag q he sshs~aA schoaa e tie
K<Assss ETssosPsi ChSruA b III city, SD qssss
tai vAE Tss pssas,, ksv. J, D Fes4. ssi-
szty UEksrSsAs4s la busissa, a isast - fas -
ssEass g. isss-sssing sabsA.h scSeoi = n~scersss
-. ss.s~s.Ee, Az Aesa q Ne fna sAhAssA svea-
q & sAsA nossh, at Pm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

o. "a n ~ 49, sss.. go. = e.
sF'sszsa a. II sssss~s !. n
20 xxtk A-sdls nos Z IL x - -. !.
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s< ~ sssy siseess thssks fst IL saypeti ~
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n1e2sd tks rsstsssh rxsfse Mad Ia ,hs Atissiia
- HssA msklnf sss sal ths zoe corpo,sslas,
eezsk e. ffeslksat Besne ehsnes k.s s,ss
- $3.50 n So sssie u he nsmshis III rsss
~ fees1A szaN wsssh @ Int he psfeetssy.
- sssessiss oen siisss ksfs h Esu York
ssts iusf sesf ess Ger ckisf knsinssf, Ms,as
u1nisaa. 70 fessst Ne te<@sssa vess % nd Hi1sS
10 2 siew y inEstists snastsucfioa. ID b pses
passA - ~ - grsstlesAla b ksfuanisa ts.se e.
erpfisss TEST Teansssss rad h pars % shs srss
49, sna We tfHfssts faa directly tweshet, heee
usst asssfnes bes~nles vii riss II bic setivessp
s.siss ~ ~ he snssFuss a ,As STATE sAsa bias.
haps a. ssst legislative uemmss.a. ~sli i
dsFueed 70 give ysa ed enough 70 push he vess Il
szscs fspsday howard and ,kiak thsy sIll b 81
sssfased b % - n ypa will scsaaiat tasn VIA
We setiss fnessarss being takea apos he Western
hsiifvsa. vitk Which q win eoahess
shsli Be sssa u can Be 81 sny services 10 yca
Aha pray, HeaatssA kssF ne informed Of yeaf
rsesss Yess truly,
Sses. ,. y, ., psBew, ss.hsIiis reasssssss
Ths uemnities On Eaaessaoa ssa censsos
brhneh trade . sepost, rpcemneading eafssia
ssssaam<ass 70 senate Bill
stlss am assctrrraxs
M. Trinsse presented TEE following rsssiSsloa,
No. 81:
f<ssrx, TAsl shs Tres sarer o. he sat. h., ana
4 hersh3 siifeesaa b. fatsish The t-hsle uith The
ssaaans Il STATE bends sbieh have beeu issued 40.
DIR ssts passea ~ ibis 0sassal Asssrbls, AnA fer
wsss pafpoe sssaed, ssd the present smeans %
a.is sepss ESQ Outstanding. fof ~hscA ihs ssAts 3
M. ac-.ea pss..sssa ssss.e join, re..,lsiioa No.
a<ssis.S, - a. ssa~ss esd Hssss Of Rep-s.s.ss
fsss That the Tr~ssassf b. ard 10 heseAy satAeTi.
ed " pay out 10 Ne Wsecex ~ tss peaiteh iiaFy
V pfsTtas nc the immediate wsnp cf that Isstit-
tien he II tea thousand deIlsFs IA be iselnsA
70 tks seasssl sprFryEsioss FOE isef. Rssesrca 10
he Uossa isiee es the feniseatiary, With insssgc.
trina - rxPert hln neea ths sahjrct
Mr.. Powell presented senate bill ~ incorporate
Ne wsslessa CallaEs ., A.hssa Ras, francesca
NJ. Ahse moved - ansndmsal which va
sssfsss, - isscrporsse the Hubbard Academy Al
Jsekson
NJ. Mckinney rrsssAlaa saaais iall 10 lneospcr.
ste ssa rsascses Neaicsl sccisiy. fss-rA sss
fsadisx.
s.asss hiil 10 sm@aa he shsrs.r 81 The Es.. Tea
nsssse saa virrie;s E.siFesA. Passed tf,t rad.
tsg saa rs<erfrd N Con msstss 1ntefasl lnPrvvs
mrntx
M. Aekisaey intsSssc-a senate siii 10 relation
K, sssss hsanr silswel " ~ lafee "a raiifuad
sssrka PASSED. ersa reading GAa rpfestrd 30 the
Ceaansi,iss 90 insernal Improvement
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

SszaEL--on Tuesday niget 81 lsa wssk, .
= OasAas ssssisg q he nsahs1 u s. @Osns
EssaaFA ChareA ~As ksSd II sha Fsssssacs u Mr..
G~-g E smi1A, Which rrovsa % b pasAanns a.
NJ Tas os5os q tssss sss~sisp b - Proaasss 3
;ss1zysst .ocisi tssaiag suloag thspsTis vbseA
szasislf lAsdabss eEis-Pzis@ We wcsie ~
ss-ssSEs r-uuansss4 SsA%s Chaschss q Ne essy 10
szsSzzs fssai Ss-tb. eEazRte.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
Resources Of Fast fennessee lis Cop
per Mines.

PES Of ass people appear 10 rssiss tas BARRED
~s.l,h tAss sfumksfs In oar h.ih sud valleys,
asaitisx aaly tAs magic ssaeh Of the esasas Dass
IN, Tks fsliesing report embodying Valassse
fsarss bssriss 90 he copper mias. ei kss. Ten
Ysrk ). tss American bureau o. mining. 10
.ss esarlssS By d.. TrsPpsl sad Professor Cred
fth presssss tkss The Kxss fsanssssa Minis sioae
vtl pssdaes loco teas II 10 per ean. Gre nonthly,
shas de tmpsovsmrnts sos In psogrsa. are eon'
nisasd. The vsry msasfsis sappesitloh u 500 eona
ts.tklv p,edai will b assumed In these estimates;
- - e.kss nlaa of tha consolidated eempah J
MI h ~ sss, ef siss alteesthsr.
ms ARA ssaAsnsnt rspsossst ths psesans staso-
.s.t: sAs ssosd saesudss he dressing nf tbs orss
s.x sssibsn he sddiiloasi psssts Of saeA sh"''
safs'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

Asa1As ArroSrNKxTs-HssmAn BekGEn fas-
eSnT 'sssssas q tAis ossy, Ass bsaa APpossa~a
ePs-ts.ssssEi Il Fnss1Bsus Esssas ssAsirs BE ths
enss''e = Carts, GrpsHa HA~kiaA. salhssa,
9ssasa ed wsaAjacsa, ria hraAsssrs~n .,
@sh~sssesrh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

rs THIS oAtfaE f4 AFFIRMING
N see ~ ~ 4 - fgsiziz1 ss<s ~ a<l1@asss
a &s ~ ~ tem ~ ksss q - ~ st>se q 4<kessess,
Il - sassss y 'ipss ~ 4 = lArsst ~ srss3 -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

srHAsER AAs4EED--Tes sss.ssE MAEy Bird
sFsss1 81 san4ay ~isA . essss 81 lsSnP snAl, soa-
Hsass = NJ. A KsnAsay, Jr. sAs b z'akiag F~E-
80 kSs sew, syPPiyihe thss nsssa -ssa God
sasly x elAl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

AtsEEi.L,--iH ths pear 1854 Es6 hsnsrss sse
I',Sss snsssisEs Iioesse vsss isssss BY IL Clsrk
h Cosssy Coars u KAos soaniy, e Ssiah
a7Hss' lhrss AsSaus@ ssa s~slss wss 10 oelassd
gwpas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

rEASssi-Jos~Ph 4 SsAnssoa, lsas coaisaar-
sstsassAl passes thseaeh osr city % antarAay.
Fat s~-.s Gssersl Phh shssiaAA gs.ssd W
u aGs say, 81 roass fss sashiagLsG-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

-. s,ssr. ecasmsaiSy was thessea
hN~''' ,A,eA svst FaAes 81 T,sssesy nissi
A, "A Gas SNs t'aha eaag y TIE
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s.. 1.,,~a.. ssa VirEis'A ssi'rsea wa NJ
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=, !. a. ,sevs ssssea sEcA a saisckss
=, r...saS -, sd bad apPsrssaly. tisAss'
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-, .-stiat - cass ess sesa ssasasea ae ~
90 ,se ps-rsszsssi 'hs stscasca' 81
=, ,vs'.s ma. sssasa shaassa saa crtmsass
.--..,.s "a .arscs~a. eas sAsr . e.reai "a.
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49,, A,y. ,ia. hey wsrp sischsrSsa,
-s-a.-nl a.s wua harsss % Saturday sarsa,
.s,..a As,inx bsee sasnseet Ne sn ~
- -,s Il $3.50 cav ~ ssfts year, sgtesvntsy
- a., $40 al iacAe hsrh asEa cusuyae.iea
a.. .r-r t-sA Asa eE Gee 81 bis taesss -
a, N.,a hsa - whsa asraa=sa . uiTeA eiss
-. ,,.. 80 wss krc~r Ss~as pasta hsae.rae
s,.,, sss-hirt, strSreS, saa hcuesFss esssss
.,ss~s,rs- saa a. ela-tsshseaea, hxA-crowssA
s.8..ssE-a "a ISL c,ss agws ssrst halc wlsh =
,,--rs see ~oal~s hspa sr-ssa T. We have bees
IA. sssests ssssTSssng sss,, thai sssns oaa mas
Y, .. shss q ,Ssstsfy the naraesea mar, We ED
.aifI - - rsNs,n shs, asp eas eeia hsve he'd tai
s.s,as-sss his~ . h. aePesrssss woald aSs isas.
"a, shss b, led arp considerable s1sa Il sssssF,
~ ,-s ~ sssl aee1 uagha have Ss~n eo@@itses
8. ~ FSrross e ToAsb4ax AlsL
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MEDrCTxEs
BUCHU.
TTsn Dispsnatsry u TIE United Safes
DIosHA 0REsAfA. BU0HU LEAVES.
pHSFEETIEs
xrmcAL PROPHETIC. Asp rsrs

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sA.ts t.ss-s hfssrs.s sas .s@ies>s. ~ sass
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Anrsekk fssssn<>7 Is<s(es .ea>Iss, kexs
- "a sesh skl1 B ssssz'sk 4 Is ssE &st<ssx ii
- pfsshstlca u ~ sssils ss1fsi sssissM en-
sAfa q o. = Ks~ Setss sssssAsskeseslss reila
ssefs stlah sstsaa szls eqs.l u - - inpetta-
ilsas ~ saspas sh<s ~ ssl,ssey - rsssbsas
ssssss.e
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saese -zE-- ssusiy s,s-ai.sssss F-s-r
- ne E-ss-s ess---. Ffsssog Sss.r
lss s~iris~- ssr',i-E ssvbass shsr
~. ap.ts u scstss.
my Ei-Ss 70 esyisss- = Ttfss-v 1rsru-
st-ss esssssc Estsrrh = Btsir ffrssst- =
n BS.44f sd ErssArs D.s-- q psusfrsts s-s H-,.
tigs lsosst3ssses Il rris~ fsa q $3.50 - ~.
BsFts sssssss-s assias ne b-ssy
r-asasssss u B1-r-F-- CSr7ac Rsssssts- rHtsu.su.
As--st~s.. ss9 br-r-T
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+ Tas vsseas Estas II ckssssear&, d b. 4e~~
sshssss psfthss ~ sss @&esssawzss ~ ssd
pszaniipa iFaA tsssss ss'sA hsnmsses en- en-.
ed RksAe.. ~ Eavs 4 rsyIax lA> Asets,3 49,
~ essssss sAs - ssst> i zeun - @
pesdacs es<ss asss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

These figures sEhihh 80 ahsasl Pfeai ffoH t,e
,aipIsr sa1 sasltinE works y ts2e $50 10 shs an
.l.s,lf IL sadsl DE YEoAt fram seSut 10 oeo
,.,.,sa, Al csa.sai aapesF. VfDdaA In The Isabella
iassa -.
IA h essfss1fy sspssisf b his gsasssl scent
.ss lis essl "a tasasfisls, faa 60, wiil hos Sd
ysnse IL he nsst Tires yssfs ssPseisty slhes .es
esnpsay hes already secured istsE Of ea
b. land TIE sbose estimates VII eo'a - y
- !. ,,~s.snl nr,ecs are sssintsinsd. Tie psas
49, inrTeass Il nsonshiy PrcaaetsH >. tee ksss
Taas ssess q seet tsas o. tks teyplPnsnt a othsfs
- - ss,npsn,as saisss, sead rsdacs msteEiaiif
$780, ersrx sisa u cost Il i hislJ essisAissll
-. eary,sf win lAsn Be enaaeed !et no. ms as
sAss sssss ssss gss pspas So u. -
sssssss sssilssis 9 ~ $780, Z. s.ssls Magic Il
~rs< a - prsSnssr, sssasis he essst HsfsFsfA.
81 csesllIoS q ths sssFkek 8
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. tAess !. lvfiTs TEE CoaFLExtss s--Whst
covered SO .sEssg - . AA<y - - have ben iaes
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he fses s,sry - y l''st lAsa. Apply ts.is 70
tssssF-rt,e = - |" ihS SAGE lisss kssp tie
al. a. a. - -h kotasss Bod Psss. snd
81 = :. n.,''e f4r,asf ilsss r.u.~ a, IA .o~
1''s'-y a''aBstsa q. 4. 81, $50
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YER! ssoa aEsa. saAss ga - - .
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IA tks g. .-.A abs9vT TI!-osf krlsEds
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU

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ana sxs.A HeftRk
TO YOUNG MEN.

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~ f.Eaalins aasa kffs&tase. A. ~ HsEted y FfL+
fkkN kkR = -. AafkeF Il As '7es-ea nsek. ~
ssrlS psates <e "a fees ~ a. ~ $3.50
Sasss e. atfA hass 49, - reet1aflF fsefe4 silsess
saelss .as siskeal aperaaina tSakss
ssisaezeass flrss Npsfek. assssns Res q essr
n sas eeffEa 4s atafGsl ~ uhiek $50 snefrr s
fsseal. 81 sesteiil, FAlt tts.35sk MI, ttsts
Al sass sskt y ssg stfsas, go. S.eles say. -
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