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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

DRICES FOR GUANO.-It is difficult
L to establish permanent price for an article
that iuctuatss with the value OF gold and such is
the case with PEkUViAN GUANo, which can be
II s1so controls the value of all preparations OF
which Peruvian Guano forms the base
The present rate of gold calls for a reduction In
the prices of the JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
GUhNO, which for the present, and until other
wise advertised. are as follows
REGULAR PREPARATION, ], 600 and J, 900 POUNDS,
SPECIAL rPPREPlRATIoN, !, sss and ss7 pounds, at
S75 per ton.
of the raw article with the addition OF % per
ton for cost Of grinding, loss In weight In this
g. b. BENTLEY, Agent,
"a 81 lot No IL west side Fourteenth street.
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HoUsEs

FEW LADIES AND GENTLE
n MEN can obtain pleasant furnished ROOMS,
street, No. III, between Grace and franklin.
Terms moderate. Also. one or two MgNT
ROOMS for rent. fe T-eod4t*
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-QIcHMoND FEMALE INsTrTETE,
~ INSTITUTE BUuDiNGS. TENTH,
MARSHALL AND CAV gTREET0. 1

~ INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. TENTH,
MARSHALL. AND CLAY srRESfs.
. Pupils may sntsr most sdvsntagsousiy about the
middle OF the present month. when the sxcosD
HALF Of the session begins.
Charges In all eases ara only from the time Of
entrance.
Beginners, - well - the most advanced pupils
may always nnd appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boardsrs.
We feel confident thai the Instituts presents ad-
vantagss for the aequlsition OF liberal education
which no smaller schools can anofd, AND We urge
this Wow OF the matter upon those Interested.
For terms, which win be nsds - modssses =
possible. apply to
t.ln t President:
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A MEXICAN STABLES.-The under
a. ssas4 haynF ..S %: 'ts a,.. On Isss
pied 6y N. Hix. bsxs lave to iniorn his frisnds
and ths public Tsns!y ia ss9@ a6s af;J 49,
either Sy The dAy. week or mouth. on rss:oaisls
terms. Having sssnIsa The Services q M. Rix
careful and skilfui groonA he feels assured Of
hts ability TO give entire Satisfaction 70 all Who
shall sntrust heir horses 10 his care. he re-
ia IS "a b. CorrRELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

DERUVIAN GUANO.-250 tons Pc
from tn latest importatous Said by the pector
to be tn best cargo received In this country
For sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
fe % No. Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

TUANO, GUANO.-We are now pre-
VI pared to l orders for the following fertilizers
at the lowest prices:
PERUVIAN GUANO, crude and crushed;
MANIPULATED GUAN0,
OLD DOMINION GUAE0,
TOBACCO FERTILIZER,
BRAbLsY's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME,
sEAFOWL GUAN0.
CLOVER and HgRDsGRAss SEEDS.
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER.
We respectfully solicit orders.
fe 21-2m A. 7. STOKES GO.
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DRADLEY,S SUPER PHOSPHATE
u OF LIME-Ws have been appointed AGENTS
for the above fertilizer and respectfully solicit
orders. Below we copy letter received rom the
well. known house OF Msssrs. Mcllwatne Co,
Petersburg who have sold II during the past two
seasons, and have the most hattering reports
PETERSBURG, Va, February 20, 1857.
Msssrs. A. T. Stokes & Co., Richmond, Va:
Dear sirs,-Your favor OF -received contents
noted. IN taking the agency OF " Bradleys super
Phosphate OF Lime You get fertilizer which has
proven itself in our hands to be fully equal ana IN
many respects superior, to Peruvian gnano; Last
and the and for this season promises TO be very
active We have sold already 300 tons.
McILwAIsE & Co.
We are also sole agents for the SEA FOWL
GUANO. (fe 23l A. Y. STOKES co.
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o51IsS yIssisi1 ossysss EssGsezs, [
$3.50 RicBnorD, February ~, f97. !

NEW THROUGH LINE 10 BALTI.
dsAs nGFr AID ~ Ikk22lnssbnl cti RaloAS sD
HAKiN0 CLOsH CONNECTIONS WITH BALTf:
n .SS APP 9BI9 RA lI.ss foRsEw YORK
Eoshanss Of ears a. night between HieAnond
and Alexandria. ,@tfFfE
Fare as low as by the Potomac route.
Trains leave ct 6sIf. past A. N. and Pr
1900 h. d. WHiTCOMB,
fsn General superintendent.
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SECTION 80. And be it further enacted, That
no person shall mix for sale naphtha and lliu-
minatiIg oils, or shall knowingly sell, or keep
for sale or offer for sale such mixture, or shall
sell or offer for sale oil made from petroleum
for Illuminating purposes, inflammable ut less
temperature or fire test than Ito degrees Fab
renheit and any person so doing shall be held
10 be guilty of u misdemeanor, and on conyic-
ton thereof by indictment or presentment in
any court of the United States having com
petent Jurisdiction, shall be punished by fine
Of not less than 500 nor more than $500, and
by IMPRISONMENT for term of not less than
six months nor more than three years.
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2
u,HE SOUTHERN FERTILIZ1NG
: .....srs III, COMPANY. Is 81 sEsFgs
80 Eefs ggssg -- iFfd ~ - far
p,oyrssos WILLIAM GILLIAN, Cnxnfsf.

o,y1cs AND wAEmoUss conH1a OF Twss1i
II .sEooxp AHp CARr sraExTs.
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SECTION 81. And be it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
this act, and all acts or parts of acts imposing
any tax upon advertisements, or gross receipts
of toll roads, are hereby repealed: PrOcided,
That this act shall not be construed TO affect
any act done, right accrued, or penalty in.
CURED under former acts, but every such right
is hereby saved and all suits and prosecution
for acts already done In violation of any for
mer act or acts OF Congress relating 10 the sub
iects embraced in this act may be commenced
and proceeded with In like manner as If this
act had not been passed; and all penal clauses
and provisions in existing laws relating 10 the
subjects embraced in this act shall be deemed
applicable thereto.
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SECTION 80. And be it further enacted, That
any person who shall SELL give away, or other
wise dispose Of any empty cigar box or boxes
which have been stamped without first de-
facing or destroying such stamp, or shall refill
ing such stamp, shall, on conviction of either
offence, be liable to penalty OF SlcO, or to i'm
prisonment not exceeding sixty days, or both,
in the discretion of the court, with the costs Of
trial, and 1t shall be lawful for any cigar in
spector CT revenue officer 10 destroy any empty
cigar box upon which u cigar stamp shall be
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SECTION 81. And be it further enacted, That
no distilled spirits which have been forfeited
to the Government in accordance with law
shall be sold for a price less than the amount
of the tax req uired thereon by law at the time
of such sale. And if the officer having such
spirits in charge shall have been unable for
period of ninety days to sell the same for the
price equal to the tax, such spirits shall be de-
stroyed under such rules and regulations as
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue may
prescribe.
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Stevens - be LENDER Drawlng FOR Seats -,Ap.
pointmenss under the New DeerkeePer-A
Chance for the soldiers President and New
Conxress- Commencement - freedmen's AZ.
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SECTION 2S. And be il further enacted, That
if any person shall falsely represent himself TO
be q revenue officer of the United States, and
shall in such assumed character demand or re-
ceiye any money or other article of value from
any person for any duty or tax due TO the
United States, or for any violation or pretend
ed violation of any revenue law Of the United
States, such person shall be deemed guilty OF
a felony, and on conviction thereof shall be
liable TO n fine OF 1900, and TO Imprisonment
not less than six months and not exceeding
two wears at the discretion Of the court.
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SECTION 80. And be it further enacted, That
the tonnage duty now imposed by law on all
ships vessels, or. steamers engaged in foreign
or domestic commerce shall be levied but once
within one year. and when paid by such ship,
vessel or steamer no further tonnage tax
shall be collected within one year from the
date of such payment
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SECTION 81 And be it further enacted, That
all inspectors appointed under the provisions
of the act or acts of which this Is amendaiory
shall be required to give bonds, with security,
approved by the Secretary of the Treasury, or
assessor of the district, in 4 sum not less than
SIS 900, conditioned for the faithful discharge OF
! IA dntias of such InsDectOr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
NOTICE TO BRIDGE AND RAILROAD
CONTRACTORS

THE MASONRY FOR THE HOL-
= and bttie River Bridges, Knoxville aHC
Charleston Railroad win be let for equivalent
the lowest responsible bidder on the 18th day Of February
II
About cubic yards Of bridge will be required
at Hoston and about 900 atsLitile River.
Scaled proposals will be received the office of the Com
pany in knozvie, Tenn, Until the day Of letting. Bids will
also be received for the supesructuTe feet at Holster
and 400 feet Little River and the unfinished grading
cnlvert masonry the Ast sixteen sections extending from
Knoxville to Matsvlle. portion Of the work moderately
heavy and cuttings short Of excellent earth and limestone
Plans and specifications for the bridge masonry and pro-
files Of the unfinished sections be at the Company
Once, in Knoxville, after the LIST OF February next.
Satisfactory evidence Of the ability of the contractor to
complete hs contract will be required.
The bridges Knoxville the Holston and two miles
below Rockford onLtte River both healthyilocaite and
accessible the depots Of the Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line Railway AID abundant supply OF forage and prov
sions can be obtained in the neighborh0od.
ianl6tdl
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9Th D;str;ct-Thornas i. Dixon. Capt. a
Stone calvin Sutton, J. ID. Camron.
9th District-Na Nathaniel Ross, =. n Tayt.
lor, Robert Farmer, BIRD Everett.
10th District-Thomas Prater, B. w
Padret, Joseph Hinkle, G.. w. Hinkle.
18th District-Iames C. Denton, Jerry
Triplet, William Mahoney, Jr., Thomas
Kelley.
18th District-John w. johnson, Jacob
{. Brown, Stephen Tbstch, Robert 81.
Brown.
18th District-Henry Brown, Benoni
Pritehard, A. + Million, ! J Million.
On motion of W. NJ. Without, the Score
tary was added 10 the list of the 9th Dis
trict.
On motion If was unanimously requested
that the Nashville Press and Times publish
these proceedings.
JoHN g. BRowS, Chm'n.
SAM. Hunt, Sec'ty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
-r,rr1n rrsr1NIn1 ac,f. Z, ann, re.

IHE UNDERSIGNED is NOW PRE-
= PARED to let g contract twenty-one and one.fftl
miles Of the CINCINNATI Cumberland Gap and Charleston
Railroad extending from Pigeon Bridge in Cooke
" East Tenpessee TO The North Carolina line, Paint Rock
The work comprises the graduation cuver and bridge
sonry and tmbefs for ties required for said section
Much Of this work isof interesting character. In tn,
immediate vicinity of the line provisions
and cheap In point OF health, the Valley of the Frencl
Broad, traversed by this road cannot be surpassed
1t is the intention OF the Company complete this division
of their road during the year. consequently there
will be opened fine ad for the laborer the skill
full mechanics aud the experienced contractor.
Proposals VIII be received at the Companys Office Nor
ristowR until the first day of March.
Plans and Specifications ready. Come and Famine
the work. Bids will also be received for completing thu Ma
chine Shop and for the erection of Depots Morrstown
Leadyale and Newport Tie Company to furnish materi
els or not, at tho option Of the bidder. sid 81
As the work progresses eurhs of the cash
Of according contract will be paid promptly or about
the 18th day Of month"; a the Treasurer Office,
the completion Of contract above provided residue
Of one-ffth will be paid.
Satisfactory testimonials character and ability viii
required r. O. Mc0ALLA, Chief Engineer
Jan5o-lm IS e.f Morrigtown, Tenn.
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THE KNOXVILLE WHIG
------------- ------
~. Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. 10, 1867.
A Call

For Stete Republican Union Contention 70 Meet a
Nashville, February ed, 1857.
After consultation It has been thought proper e
issue q call to the unconditional Union s5en Of
Tennessee 10 meet in the Hall of RepreseEtstFes al
Nashville, February az, 1857, for thespnFpose o.
nominating q suitable candidate for Gefsf1or, te
represent their sentiments IN this State end 70 con-
alder other matters Of kindred character.
The vital importance Of the issues before tho
country, the future destiny Of Tennessee free and
under true Republican influences demand prompt
and decisve aCtion. It L. therefore, earnestly re-
qaested that each county in the State will hold pri-
mary meetings, and send up delegates Of uncondi-
tional Unionists TO this convention A full attend
knca ia confidently expecfed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

Mr.. Seward has invented a method of get
ting rid of the incumbents of our foreign
legations, TO make room for johnson men.
1t is to institute system of espionage, of
eavesdroppers, spies and lying detectives,
and thereby make the Administration so
mean that no man of self respect can hold
position under it. 1t is like the trick ofthe
dirty fellow who plunges his hand into the
dish IN order to secure it all by disgusting
the rest. A +. affs =
He has tried the system on Mr. Motley,
the Minister at Vienna, and he has main
tanned his sef-respect by resigning an Office
subject to such personal meanness. Like
master, like man, is an old adage. Mr..
Seward adapts himself as readily to the
manners of his master as if he had never
associated with gentlemen. One of his
eavesdropping charges against Mr.. Motley
was that he had said that Mr.. Seward is
''hopelessly degraded" Mr. Motley pro-
nounces the report a wild calumny," but in
the operation Mr.. Seward has established
the fact, for no President or Secretary of
State could enter into so mean business
who were not hopelessly degraded
Whoever told such thing to johnson
confessed, even by the lie, that he violated
the confidence OF private intercourse and
hospitality. BY taking itup johnson and
Seward put themselves on the same level
In fact, if the President were not such
degraded character as Johnson, no one
wouldyenture to come to him with a story
against man holding the position of for
eign Minister; and that position distin-
guished by such man as Mr.. Motley.
The thing was trick to furnish an ex-
cuse to the American people for removing
man of high character and distinguished
qualifications, and putting in one who lacks
ali these. But Johnson and Seward esti-
mated the American character by the de-
graduation of their own. The reason they
have given is a source of national NORTH
cation. They had better have done it with
out reasons There must be many, even
of those who sympathize with the purpose,
who feel sense of shame at this exhibition
of the Administration before the world, as
encouraging the espionage of spies and "
ing detectives upon the private converse
ton of a foreign Minister, to fabricate eau
ses for his removal, or to degrade his posi-
ton SO that decent self-respect cannot re-
main in Cincinnati Gdzete.
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STATE OF rEsNEssrr

III -IIlL u I. u -VAFfaoLLER'e OFFICE J
Nashville, january 2lst, Ise7 {
SW Hatchett oomt ohe Treasury do hereby GER.
y that the Hartford Fire Insurance Company located At
factory evidence that said Company complied with ali
the OF the laws Of the State Of Tennessee
Van Glider Local compsny has also complied
with the OF The laws Of the State made and
vided IN such cases Wherefore said John s. Van Glider
Agent Fire Insurance Company authority to
at Knoxville Tenn 10 saE tfsE7lT i ! -. '
.I.--.-.ss..T s. ". HAToHlTT, comptrolleo Tenn
Policies issued IN the above Company by application to
.-is, .ai.-sf hse JOHN S. VAN GLIDER, Agent
Jan50-5t Knoxville Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

HOPEFUL LoyALTY-At Pine Bluff, Ark.
is a paper called the Southern Vindicator,
and this is the style in which the editor,
John George Ryan, he signs himself vim
dicates himself:
IL am not inclined to be an assassin, but
IL to destroy tyEant il assassination, then
] would destroy the tyrant.
/ And it has been proved President Lin
coin was the elected head and voluntary SER
want of the Radicals, who purposed the de-
struethon Of the South, and IN measure
SUGGESTED ia Their hellish designs.
was opposed to and fought against Lin
coin and bis tyrants, and ever viii.
When the news of his death reached me
/ reioiced.
8. When learned that man whe never
identified himself with tho Confederate
cause struck the tyrant low, II thanked God
that he had selected an instrument from the
heart of radicalism, right under the tyrants
guns, to deprive America Of radicai tool.
And when laid down my arms, after 3
bloody struggle for Independence | shank-
ga God, feom the fnllness Of my heart. that
Abraham Lincoln did not live to mBpck our
misery. !" M
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LOYAL SLAVE OWNERS.
TO LOYAL OWNERS OF SLAVES.

ALL LOYAL PERSONS WHOSE
"a former slsEes enlisted 10 he United States ser
vice during The tfs obtain eompensata Tor them
and s hna Is neh fhess Advantage 10 prepare their Ap
plieatloas AZ once.
The undsrsgnef ard prepared with fhs ftef bonf and
viii give thu class 81 cisns ssecial aes tn connecfon
With our asssady extensive buskss 5sse Of the ~
rns established Ia kssxye In tbe Z. 3. cleAz business
We invite the Of persons having sina against the
s. Former In obtaining prrmpt
payments Apply is person CT " letter.
Jas b. cAKPKNTkn. g. MUNsoS,
Late Of iss RsEi. Team. II. Late OF efk feua Cav.
Art. Fnls Volunteers
cHERLEs SEYMOUR.
Laie cf Hnit>I Efsfcs Sanitary Commission
ese ofsr EsrANaf Az Deposit Sank, Corner Main and
{ Cay Arrests.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
EAST Tenn. LAND AGENCY.
MUNsoN & SEYMOUR, -
Real Estate Brokers,

KNOXVILLE, TENN, s.ss +
4 TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
II and Exchange of Real Estate. Have
constantly on hand for sale, valuable FARM
ING, MINING, TIMBER and GRAZING Lands
in all counties in East Tennessee
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow
ers and Sites for Manufactures, Town and
City Property.
Persons wishing US to negotiate for the
Sale of their Lands or Property, should
apply promptly by letter or in person.
Lands in East Tennessee exchanged for
Northern and Western Lands.
Titles examined, and all business connee-
ted with the transfer of Reel Estate, prompt.
ly attended to.
Full particulars and descriptions Of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitously given.
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank,
corner Of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville,
Tennessee
sept5 81
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IHsoLyRHT NOTICE

HEINSOLVENCY. OF TEE ESTATE
Il q Tarlton g. PaDge deceased haVln1 IN. a. -.
sass.s'ea ~ nae 70 The Clerk Of NE County Court uns
senny tsnnss',e ~ y ordered b he Clerk nat pboa
= n = fsne, &c, o- sacreesiss weeks
aetiyns ee efsait0fs Of AL % de r claims 5t
the Clerk 81 te County couEt o. of bsfe 49, si - -
June lstI, fos distribution pro rata. T.,
JANIS a. WALKER
1fs~ - AdHar 81 lafilon 4. PaneIa. deeeissf.
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86Ooo.ooo.

Letters from many persons acknowledging the recsipt of
VALUABLE GIFTS from u.s. may he he Office
among whom We are permitted to refer
John 8. Holeomb Lambertyio ~ j., Gold Watch value
$685. Mrs. ksnnet 252 Cumberland Street, Brooklyn Sew
Ing Maehine, $50 Edpia doyt, Stamford Conn., Lever
Watch, value sse0i Hon Briggs, Washington ID c. Dis
mond Pa s75 sutherland 100 Lexington Avenue Plano
$3.50; Mrs NJ. jackson, 23 Nineteenth x Sewing Ma
chine, So Jos Camp Emira n X, Meodeon, $780, llss
Collins, Atlanta Ca, Diamond Cluster Ring 1926 DR.
l5 l6 So n T., Gold Watch $3.50; Edw Boynton, Nashville
Tenn. MelodcoB, slO0 James Russell Montgomery Ala
Gold Hunting Watch, s2t0 Smith, ProTidenee n. l..
silver Lever Watch s00 Oscar Purdy Madison ~ j. Music
Box $40 Hon Newell, Sc PapIs, Mum, Gold Watch
slS5 sperry, Ltchhtid Conn., SILVER Watch SIS; Wa
Peck, Harlems Ills, Music Box, Ss5 VIM Raymond Day
Ohio, Silver Tea Set SIPS Miss Schshck Detroit
Meh Diamond Ear RIMS s22 Pierre Beaudln 81 Charles
hotel, New Orleans, Diamond Ring, sl70 Mrs. Martha
Barnes, 81 Louis, Mo-, M0Ie5s0 value SIG.
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CHAECERY cOURT-SAEDRIDGg.
JAsuARY Runs, lSG7- s.
b. y Frunklu Admir- Of John Coppick deeeassl Isaa
a Anderson. 81 81.

January RULLs, 1861 s.
b. r. Frpnkliu ADMIR- Of John Coppck, deceased Isaac
y Alderson, - 81.
IN THIS CASE TEL COMPLAINANT
By leave Of the court having furnished the names
calson Elea Calson Luther GascD. Jeremiah van and
Samuel Cason citizens Of She State Of Iowa. and Robert
Bales citizen Of State Ct MesosTs who weTe by order
October Term 1866 made parties defendant to this
ia therefore orsfsd BY the Clerk and hsetsr A.
his JarnaIy Rules 1857, that publication ts mace of
four saccessipe weeks in BrownIovs knoxviss Nk1g,
Requiring defendants appear before ms chancellor a.
Chancry Court 70 held a. the court house 10 DaneFid
Monday the fourth Monday Of April nsss
then and there plead denur or enersise msks
defense WI be taken ,of CONFESSED -
to thg and s cause set bearing Parte copy
J an p. zsss, M wn eALBRAITH c n.
VsHE ACCOUNTS ORDERED AT
The cctobsr sTsrr 1855, Of the said court, in tbs
following causes, viii b taken a. my once IN pandrcs
. the times below epecinsi, toswit;
Nicholas Adrinssraorss e. al w. T. = ilkeTsoa, 90 a.
February 18th, 1861.
A. X Bradford AdEAfrstoz, 70 Mary Jaae Love- 81 a.
February jsth, 1851. -, -.
Henry Counfs and ws 81 81, ~ g. W. EArne 81 a. fes-
ruary 18th, 1857. = - III.
wn harris Administrator, Tie heirs Of toha sheles
deceased, March iIth. ls6I-
At hch time and psce parties nofi6sd 70 attend
with thar proo the accounts viii be proceeded With x
Jaa. %. 1859. S re A. wM.GALBRAITH. C. & N.
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Inc congressional library has received
Turing Inc past year 7 .ss5l volumes. making
the whole number in the libt.srT "a s5gl u
With the new extension there q rof.,s a.,
10000 volumes.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

LAMAR HOUSE
FHIS WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL. IN
Kngzyiss, Tsnnsssss, issgsia open q sas Psliie.
CAPT. JAMES BELL PROPRIETOR,
iF0rnsTiy Proprlstex o. tie Bell fIouse.)
Ths Lssr House has been fsatssd IN thstsst poss a
nsrfhs euts house bsiss naly painted fkpard ad
such improvements rade - WIS rsquirsd % make Il
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The sAee department. u Cadef the charge Or ISAAC L.
SCOTT aEs % AaEsa, whose 80 cntsT1ir nr he
public vi eaable him 20 please TIE most fsslii0ns
-. Nh. OSCAR BELL,
the General supsrsntssdent, silt d ali Ia ais Do. "a
hanss the eoinseEts e. ne flsetfs. tf
49,. c.,rI las: BILL. Proprietor.