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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-11
State Of West virginia.
ohio County CircHH Court 49,,
Jly Esto, 10

ohio County CrcHH Court 49,,
Jaly Eslo, l'o'.
John Goslorn Complainant
va
David Shodgrass and vary j SBoisris. b.
wife, A. j. Wilson. trustee g.. Ialid -
grass. John Zosckler. Moses Z. Good tfa'isl
for John ZOsckleT, James J.. Iriap''h -
Rebecca A. Delaplsin biz wife. Petsf -
plain and Florence V. Dslzpiain ~ -
Samuel SnOdgrass Andrew hiiebs-
A. J. Clarke, trustee for james l. DrIgl-
Defendants. Attachment w Lha2. -
I'HR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO 70 "a.
i tain decree from said Court stias
and annulling = sale Of land bscause ~ y. -.
10 dsfraud the complainant and other eii,-,.,.
Of David Snsdgrass a nonresident 81 thI' -
aid sale being made By him and vile 70 ga. -.
l.. Delaplain. Of Wilmington, DelaThir y.
18th day Of June. lo67. 81 certain lAnl - 80,
on Short Creek, iB RichlAnd tsHnsalP -.
county, West Virginia, containing ~ -.
rOOds and n Berches, more OF le%'' sl' 4. IA.
IL evidenced ~ deed admitted ~ rreo, 49,,
RecOrdsrs Office e Ohio county,. W. 80.
on the 18th day o; October, lsSI, and 49,,
il hereby made 30 said decd Tor NOR y
lar description OF laid land. ,.-....,,,
and the further object 0f this snii - ~ =, ~
decree from aid Court Tor TIE - an.
land 70 satisfy the costs % tbs snI' -
couplainant's claim sgainst sald D.'F. -. 4
grass for the payment by him Of 'hs -,
Peter Delaplaln for 1900 dated a 49, ..,l,
w. Va. Jniy u. 1sG5 payable nine fHofl'. -.
date TO the order Of DAVID SnOdgras. 49,,
ceiyed. negotiable and payable At t1s 49,
National Bznk. at Wheeling. W. Va, ~ -
10 blank by David snOdgrAss and sAm1s. p, a
gra.s. and duly protested for non Pc, li.,,,,
maturity; and alSO 10 satisiy toe con -,
claim against aid Dave snodgf a. loi -. ~
ment by him OF the nOtsOf Davla SD'. -. n
1850, dated At Wheeling W. VA a.. -
1861 payable three months afisf a.us -
order u Peter Delzplsin, value re-, g.,5,ss
ii4bls and payable At the BefenaAp .'llr.,l
Bank Of West Virginia. At Nbssih v;,ss
In blank by Peter Delaplain and ndrss :. -,
Ell. and duly protested for nSo psJ - .,s,t
tuTity; aid notes brinr wholly uHSSid &C. -
crbdit Of Sob. a. Of December p ~
The Aforesaid note for slSJ0. ....,.ly
nd the further Objeet u thls SAT- 1870
such other and further relief "a tbs e,..',,l,s.
Ints case may reanire and a. shlD " ~ \. ths
And u Appearing from an aflcAfi' 80 -.
.ause that the dsfend1sts, DAVIS o-i.ls AZ
Mary j. SnodgTa.s. James L Del y-I~-,,s
.sbsccA a. Delspiain, and Samsa eo,1ss o.
ire hO1-Tesidents Of this STATE, On 49, tksi
complainant, By bis eoaBssl, II y ~, tbs
hey DO appear here within one moan sod
0nrth weekly publioAtiOn Of thls u, a ths
lue posting thereof a. the irOns ~ :, tb.f
,Ourt Mouse Of Ohio county, and 90
nay deem ~ 20 protect their intsrssE S.l.,.
Test: MICHAEL j. BkEISIn'
GEO. b. CALDWELL Sol. for Comp /
jy30-oaW4W
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From 81. Ayiner..

: 81. ANMER, CANADA, August lO.--The
nfe which has been raging in the woods
III TINS neiShborhoud Tor the y,,st week
reached this place on Saturday and de.
stroyed eleven houses. the RAILROAD sta-
ton and all of the Northern ,s;iro"d
buildings. The track was b"dI r't do o"u
aged ana a culvert destroyed. 4 onan.
tlty OF lumber was also DESTROYED. Tba
track has bsen repaired, and the tra;nS
resumed their regular trips to-day '
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State OF West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
Jaiy RnIo, lSS.
Josephine Leppen,)
vs.. In ChanCcTy.
Joseph Leppen.
1'HE OBJECT Or THIS SUI Is To OR
/ tain decree for divorce from the bond, .,
matrinony.
And IL appearing from an affidavit 6led in IN.
cause that the defendant, Joseph Leppen, /. 20,
resident OF this State on motion oi the com
plainant, BY her counsel, IL Is ordered that oId
defendant do appear here within one men,b
after the fourth weekly publication ut this orl.,
and due posting thereof at the front daar Of the
Court House of Ohio county and TO what be
NAV deem MT To protect his interest
Teste: MICHAEL. J. BREINIG. Clcrl
WHEAT & FoRnes, Soils for Complt
jy3l -oawIw
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The Sing sing Camp Meeting

New YORK, August 10.-The camp
meeting at Sing Sing continues to in
crease in numbers, four hundred tents
being already erected. Rev. William
M~reiey Causchon, the Wesleyan
preacher, from England. who was del
egate to the Quadrennial Conference,
was on the grounds on Friday and de-
livered sermon. Henry Ward Beech
er was invited to preach yesterday, but
the invitation did not reach him in
time, aud the Rev. DR.. Newman, of
New Orleans, otliciated, 1t is believed
that Mr.. Beecher will accept the invi-
tatiOu
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Wooden goods are in improved request
but only very fine qualities, in approx
ed styles, command good prices; most
wooden goods generally srlling at rela-
lively low rates, Notwithstanding the
great premium on gold. One house
alone sold 100000 worth of wooden
goods from early morn till o'clock this
afternoon, but at low rates. In Cotton
fab ics trade is not as animate as yet as
in woolens; there is Fair business do
ing ana prices generally firm. The
Gloucester prints advanced to-day to
l4c, which: is about the only change of
moment noticeable. Bartlett steam
mills bleached muslins are selling at
l6ic; Forestdale at lSc; Lonsdale at
1S9c; Mauville at 2Sc.
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by Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, August 10.-Dispatches have
been received announcing another ter
rible colliery explosion at Jerumapes,
in the province of Hainault, Belgium.
Fifty-one persons were killed and a
great number injured.
LONDON, August 10.-Mr. Pigot, one
of the Dublin editors who was impris-
oned for seditious utterances, has been
pardoned. He will be set free after
having served half of the original SEN
tence.
PARIS, August 10.-The appeal in the
case of the United States against Ar
mans, in which a counter-claim is In
viewed, has been decided in the Court
Imperiale in favor of the United States
The suit involved the question as 10
whether the Messrs. Armans had con-
tracted to build for the Southern Con-
federacy.
l. The Emperor Napoleon, on MS TO,
UuIu ITOu L IOTuNltEooI sVOPI
time at Troyas, where he was reeei'1U
with great enthusiasm by the peoPiV'
The mayor, at the head of the municipal
government, met His Majesty at the de-
Dot and presented an address OF well
come. The Emperor replied, thanking
the mayor, municipality and the peo-
ple for their warm demonstrations of
affection. He expressed the hope that
no uAtoward event would occur to dis
turb the peaceful progress of trade and
agriculture, and concluded with an in
vocation to God to protect France. The
Emperor's speech was read with pro-
longed cheers and repeated cries of
give lie Empereuf."
LONDON, August 10.-AccOnnts which
are received daily from Spain represent
that the disturbed condition of that
country is leading to disastrous results.
The latest advices from Madrid say a
financial crisis is anticipated.
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Il. C. Barr, Administrator. &C. 49,,
VS..
Joseph W. Morgan and William P NJ,

Joseph W. Morgan and William P M.
Administrators, &c, Ct al -'a
In Chancery in the Circuit Court az obi...
l'HE ABOVE NAMED DEFpVnIIUx-
i will take notice that the lrr,.,,, ,N" ~
William Richey and Others will ID, -" -. "'
Law Office of Taylor & Barr. ON Nome 80, Toe
in the city Of Wheeling, in the St,ir of i, |.
Virginia, on the eighth day OF Scptrrshcr W y,
ls6s, between the hours OF . o'clock N ~, =,
o'clock 7. NJ, TO be read in evidence in M, H.,
named cause on behalf of Sail complainant,
And IL, nom any cause, the taking of ~ -
dispositions shall not be commenced ar 49, ~.
commenced, shall Rot be completed ON th,, A.,
the taking Of the same will b. adjourned -,
time 10 time until the same shall Dc comnl',.J
TAYLOR BARR
aug3-oawiw Sols for CaEnIt.
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THE CREDITORS

OF MATHEW McNABB ARE up,r
" notified to appear at NV oficS !. tnIEEEBY
Wheeling. West Virginia, ON the ,s que ely 4
August A ID. ls6S, at 10 o'clock IN 49, gay oi
cause II any they have, why the ssij ~, " shGN
McNa66 should not be discharged finn, ~ H14iaeS
under the Bankrupt Law OF Ma,cb s's G leo,
The second meeting Of said crcditor.- - u w..
held at said time and place, and The 49, VII bo
ing on the day following at same ho,r snS Iee
,-ss o., GO. d. CALDwEL nv
D-Soa"-" Register in RaDLnng,
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Fire

CLEVELAND, August 1O.-The CONT
mental Hotel at Crestline took fire YES
terday from escaped gas iguiting at the
furnace. Three persons were seriousIy
injured. The house and furniture were
damaged $1,000 before the fire was az.
tingushed. There was considerable
loss by theft from the boarders
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THE CREDITORS

.hF JOHN STEWART ARR up,,.
notified to appear at my oiicr /, ,t 49,
Wheeling, West Virginia, ON tbs 80, 80 S'l q
August, A. ID. lS6s, at 10 O'Clock a o,S q1S OF
cause, IL any they have, why M IN ai' S,'1u
Stewart should no, be DISCHARGED fr,r' ~. SShh
under the Bankrupt Law OF Nar-b N I ,1.ll'
The second meeting of said cr.di,H,. 81 ~.
held at said time and place, and the thir S,u er
ing on the day following at same hoar and 'i,'t
,,, GEO. .. CALUwEI r'''''
Jyss-aawsw Register in RAM rnn,r
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Railroad Accident

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, August lO.--The
stock train No. 80, of the Eric Railroad
coming east, ran off the track yester-
day, three miles west of Hancock. The
engine and q number of cars went
down an embankment, killing the fire
man, Charles Parker. The engineer es-
capped uninjured by jumping from the
engine. Quite large quantity of stock
was killed.
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A Row.

no.ro> Aurnst 1O.-On Saturday
night party of Germans na anu str ano. and
G ;nd Ice, i'm n general fight, during
which young man named DON'T was
fatally stabbed. The police succeeded
in arresting ten of the brawlers, and
one of them named Rodolph Badger has
been held for the crime of murder.
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Rnnk Rahhed

TROY, n. y, August lO.-The First
National Bank of East Bennington.
Vermont, was robbed on Saturday night.
The lock of the vault was picked by
burglars and au unknown amount of
bonds, belonging to individuals, were
stolen, but not much money was OBJ
tanned.
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A RencOunfer.

BosToN, August 10.-Rev. Joseph "
Loyeioy. a we'll known Democratic ora,
tor. assaulted George Fisher, editor o. o
the Cambridge Chronicle, TINS ih tort
in consequence of his falling 70 editer
an immediate apology from tne one OF
for some sarcastic comments Oh or four
Loveioy's speeches. But three made ~ no
bIows were struck, as F1sEer in "s uo ~
resistance and retreated as SUN DO p'
cibla
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Two Men LOST.

CLEVELAND, August 10.-Mr. Town
send, a book-keeper, and Mr.. Kennedy,
d druggist, were blown off shore on
Saturday in small sail boat. Supposed
to be lost. Townsend was a son of an
old citizen and was celebrating his
twenty-first birthday.
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Mary Keetfer who sues BY her next friend
Philip Winter,
vs..
Xavier Keeiier.
In Ghaucery in the Circuit Court of Ohio county
UNHE ABOVE NAMED nPFFNDANTS
will take notice that the depositiops Of
Mary keefer and Others will be taken at the
Law once Of TAYLOR & Barr on Monroe street,
IN the city Of Wheeling. in the State of West
,nlrginla, on the third day Of September, A. D.
pSINeen the hours Of o'clock A. n. and
o clock P. NJ, to be read in evidence in the above
R IAN cause on behalf of said complainant
ana II: from any cause. the taking OF the said
deposlnons shall not be commenced, or being
q sncec shall not be completed on that day,
.ne tAAlng OF the same will be adjourned from
49,, TAYLOR & BARR,
@"e"-oA"1N Soils for COmprt.
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TO whom Ii May Concern.
V,ER UNDERsIGNsn

Il gives notice of his appointment "a Is,albt
of the estate OF JoaS v RpTH, Of PSSt assig nes
IN the county Of Wood, in the District az %s
Of 5ane ann ID w1 s was s to wit on TIE 18th a.
the petition of Schilders & Co "a apt upon
District Court for said District " tue u.A
Dated at Parkersburg, W. Va, the l7,A ,
iy22OawSw H IeN,
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LEGAL MOTTO IS
To whom it NAV Concos-

1'HE UNDERSIGNED HRREBy CIV,
Il notice Of his appointment as ass;' Wv Il
the estate OF G. L. wager of New Mart;aD.e,,,o Of
in the county Of wetzel, in the Dis..:syhle
West Virginia, and who was, to wit ' nc Of
r,a G LAY, Oh May a. D. lSSs, aijudged b,aIs
District Court Tor said district. '0e Y. s.
A. ID. 1868. uAy o. july
iy2I o3w3w RoR,p W
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Toledo MIarket.
~ TOLEDO, August 10.

Flour, sales of spring wheat at 10 %.
Wheat to &c lower; white Michigan at
2 20; white Wabash 40; amber Michi-
gan 10; No. red 2 08; No. 2 spring
/ IS; amber, sellers option for August,
2 O5; do. sellers option for September,
2 90. Corn dull and lower; No. l, O1t.
Oats &c lower; No. l, SOC. Rye sales
No. at 40a1 as.
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Montana Gone Democratic

New YORK, August lO.-A special
from Virginia City, Montana, to the
World, says that State has gone Demo-
cratic by a largely increased majority.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, August 10.
GOLD-Lower, opening at 146i and
closing at 146sal464.
GOVERNMENT SEOCKS-Strong,
higher and increased demand Coupons
'51, 115ea115J; do '62, 1l4sa1I5; do "a,
11ia1114; do '65, 112sal12s; do new,
lOoEalO9; do '67, 1O9talO9t; do '6s, lO95a
1904; lO-4OS, 109tale94.
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J. Russell Lowell, the poet, is fifty
years old, but still fresh and handsome
enough to make the hearts of young wo
men 90 pit-a-pat.
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New Cotton.

MOBILE, August l0.-The first bales of
new cotton were received to-day from
Prairie Bluff, and weighed $50 pounds.
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Agents Wanted.

WE WANT PIRST-CLAsS AZ sIufT.
TIE sEWfSG MACHINES LIZ
ordinary Endorsements 20 gooa f.rai.A-
Furfhef particulars. and s-nPIs ys sax ca.
ed on application 20 W. =. VILE =, 80.
Cleysj.oa, Ohio, Boston. As>s' " - - Tss
No
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Milwaukee Market
MILWAUKEE. Angus

MILWAUKEE, August III.
Flour duh and nominally unchanged.
Wheat dull and nominal at 2 90 for
No. in store.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL.

SITUATED ON TIKI NAIAONAh
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Il now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and Improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefOurths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbory, public vault chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, To make IL equal 10 the bcst
Rural Cemeteries In the country. Ample pro-
vision il also made for its enlargement, ord.T
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirOus of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't
r. G. BOSHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney John A. Armstrong
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth. X. g. Jordan.
Geo. Mendel z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel augJl
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suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking TO that end. It,,
6. RESOLVED, That we denounce the haa ran a.
party for having, tfhagh its representatives ~
Construction com bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed IN .pe
state Of West Virginia, thereby denying tne
legal existence of our new State.
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James NJ Goudy

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPON
i lions Of John e. Hcryey, YrcLa Mill'rT
and sthers, will be taken al The Law Oal,s u
Gibson l.. CrRnmer. In the city Of Wbe'linf 10
the state Of West Virginia. on the ~ dAi ~
Sentcmbor, a. ID. I-Cs between the h'un q p
o'c,sck 4. 81. and o'clock ?. ". 70 h. rad in
evidence In the above named cause on B'ilali "
said plaintiff. Andiffrom any cause The iasir'
Of the said dispositions shall not b. conn eff'4
or being commenced, shall not b. complete %
that day, the taking Of the same viii b ~
iOurned from time To time until the zane shl'
be completed
ELIZABETH GOUDl
BY bei father and next friend james hil'r'
augl .oaw4w
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FreSi, Tens.

An HALF CHESTS CHOICE GUEPOW.
,1O DER ana Oolong just received and for sale
oy laprlsl VI. REILLY.
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State OF West virginia,

OHiv '"""'y '"'"' '""'l
Juiy RHlos, ~
Elizabeth Goudy, by her fathcrl
and next friend James M.llrgcr. T.. Oh.
James NJ Cloudy
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO on
i tain decree for divorce from the bond, u
matrimOng.
And il appearing from an affidavit died iH ~
cause that the defendant ~ not q resident r
the State of West Virginia, on motion Of com
plaiRant's counsel, IL IL ordered that b. Do %
pear here within one month after the fcufh
weekly publicL ton Of this order and due p--i
ing thereof az the front door ~ the Court il'r's
of Ohio county. West Virginia and do uh4t b.
may deem iit 10 protect his interest In th.s suil
Test: MICHAEL J. BREiNIG Clsfi
G l.. CRANMRn, Sol fur Complt
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Who have, INJURED themselves by a certain prac.
tice INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
aslesp. and If not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man. the hope OF
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enioyments
Of life by the consequences of deviating from
the path of nature and tndulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
templating
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03

yelled the crowd "Peell Allny th.ss yas
got from the Abiishnists. fsee so,lsrs sua
Repuelikins. Well Heaa Of ON
This silver pitcher he carried IN bis hand
they trampisd Into the mud, and one by
one the the obnoxieas garments wut Pulled
Of from him. Heavens vat chang.
Es they was removed he shrunh When
the coat wus taken OF be want 60 broad
and massive when The sesi wns gone be
war positively aat-ehes,ed when the
shoulder brases wus removed he became
hump bscked and when The pants wuE
snRked oF he stood afsfe ms The meres,
skeleton I ever haheld- weak. shekv.
wheeziu skeleton. Our folks looked iis.
appointed, bot II was too late 20 change
A loose. two,sided wrapper wuz thrown
over bin, Governor English climbed onto
his shoulders, Vallandygum jumped into
enc pocket, and Fernandy Wood into the
other, the brass bands footed, the crowd
yelled he made one couvulsivo start, bat In
vain, The stiifnin was all ont nv him 49,
Ills poor, weak knees gave way, his back
doubled nT aud he came TO The ground,
every boae IN him ratain OF hc fell. whilo
Grant madg The race serenply
Nv Gpd, sc1 Motrlsssy, looking at tho
p,or wreck, " what he got from the Ablish-
ni=ts y ~ all ther waz NV him, sfter all
~ tlIis pint ! awoie and wns ssddoHgd
There's where our trouble lies We hoy 10
strip these fellows when they cum b. us uv
Ri that gives them any stteBglh Chase
without his Ablishanism cant get Alb
li4hcH vote. and tho Democracy viii vote
for their owu mon IN preference. Names
ANT WORTH d--n any more, aud men
without priaoiple Aiat Nv the slitest account.
Aad thsts what tbs matter With bemoe
rAoy
Pa s"Lsts NAsaY, I. VI
Which is Postmaster
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03
MANUFACTURES.
CUMBERLAND FOUNDRY.
tLARk. QUtirE = 40. prspr.

Knoxville, Tennessee.
WE HAVE COMPLETED AND PUT
ia eFsrsuss ~ Nsv FsasifI, en- n. assstts and
ArEtuaAt sshtvsj aa8 'aTstsz csstRfs " sii
As ct saa Piers v'li satsfy tas Fsas tss
ihs - i their eissss 10 Fa,fssiss Eos sAaufAettss
farR-T thaa 49, - - Gsg ssah
~ 80 fzFEA - bs e-s 1saiitS egna II act saFsf ~
asy lAiss 5aasa 81 the FSftA.
srpNES, GRATIS, soLtow .wERK FLoSs, tTRAN.
.rrTHss. cosE.sHELLHRs. cASf MILL
HpasE FowERs, rHRtSbIEa Ma
CRisEs. sAw.stbt Esd asfst
MIL AacRtSTRy
49, Assst tss fsrAiss w.tsr Wh-si sas C.s
FssDss tss ssPvsf aE1 sSss Hsssf Hh-f sAt b tss
r--.s 70. sag Hzst
% q = JltfFs - ptssshsz a~sSsSss aga EFs2shts
as .s.tlzs assffsS s1i4 Ai. ell sai
tssfess essat Ais y tAs hsst Ptaa fzf s:rssaS
thsfs ssisE .ag a-sh,ssfg.
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Ties tes rFs'' snd I'|t.
tset. HFewnIews Views or the la.
erase Of the Stale Debt and on the
ssHe OF Rgllaegent aaiiresas.

We reSstsk shh meFrlng an in'postsht e'eeaiaT
fFps Gee Rrawalsu saarsgsss4 - tke railroads of
tbis stats We abe speent tiisf correspondence,
IN wtlvh be says thai Be vili reooBlmSha ~ shs
f-xtsstarp II " rett sessiaa sasnd dnsnt II the
Crssiitsesh, pr0hihiing sny further hcf.saa oi hs
Sssis deb, by lhe ls.aanea oi hona uea slso sivss
,hs' heay 70 rsks rrryislrns fsr sha s.ls 81 rail
rosas whtch DO 10, pay their Interest rrcmr'lv -
Bsd tha lsttcr mcAsarr beer carried eBt months
SEe essst deal q seYtnvnieus and hertfs eoniro.
very " coart and ost sl iI We'd have been pre-
veHtsj, ara our Hnsncas would sew 10 In en- en-.
tirelV satisfactory eonaitien The correspondence
bel seon The President Of tho Bsuh II Tsanessee
ssd Gav Rroznlrv k - follows
HAt#vIlLE TsvS Ass rs, isss.
s,aa,--- D q. BTssesiae
nKAs SlN--Srsns time siBss bad ,un trGsNiiun
WITH 49, ih regard ts prsysuinE sny increase II cur
STATE isaehIcdne~s Aill ycg plsasH Kisr tne the
,5~us vr7r raVre-Hpd "a ths nbicCl
Ipas very rcsps3falN
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