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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
DIR. L. C. BARKER

in in associate Of Charles Sweet NJ D. and 80 ~
III zen years IN practice the Remedial .he
opi,gl,' Conn., Is now located Bellows Falls II
trance, up stairs
BK; BARk Err may be consulted .s =, c1rpcr,ex-
and PHYSICIAN in relation To All ia az ~ BtE0N
ese F and external Srofula and Located s
Confraet;an po.ss' 1Bone Hip and Spinal disease
Esat Btn. bone Ulcers. Bone Setting CO.. =;
feet rheumatism. Tumors. Canoes Se' eiooked
L. c. BARKER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
Approved, November 10, 1868.

An Act in addition to chapter seventy
seven of the General Statutes, relating
to the standard weight of grain, etc.
Is is hereby enacted, ETC.
Sec l. A bushel of onions shall be
deemed ffty-four pounds, as the standard
weight and measure of the same in all
purchases and sales thereof
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

The Rcsecrans correspondence seems to
meet with little favor In any quarter. The
New \ Ork Herald says il is but a repetition Of
the old story OF the mountain and the mouse
and that Gen. Rosecrans after this fasco should
set out with all convenient despatch for the
more appropriate field of diplomacy which
thinks II hardly equal TO the celebrated Mag
ara Fails Conference, and that it will be simply
laughed at The Southern papers are quite as
unanimous in pooh-pooh-ing it, The Rich.
mond Enquirer hints that the parade of mere sem
timental platitudes may do for the lovely atmos-
phere of the White Sulphur. but hardly for the
stern contests of the political arena; and points
out that the candid statement made by GeneraI
Lee in reply 10 the gushing declarations" of
Gen. Rosecrans, and in which Gen L. giyes
his opinion of the views of the southern peopIs
Is but repetition of the language used by Gen
Grant in his report Of December, 1855, after his
Southern trip. SIT Gen Lee had taken Gen.
Grants report as a model" says the Enquirer
she could not have expressed himself more
IN accord with his declarations" Unless then
the object Of Gen. Rosecrans was to corroborate
the statements Of Gen Grant by the "unim-
Peaehabie testimony OF Gen. Lee" the In.
qEirer does not see that any thing was gained
BY the trip to the White Sulphur.
The Richmond Wig says 1t shas not been
silly enough to anticipate any great good from
the correspondence" but thinks the mission
was ell-intended by Gen. Rosecrans. The
Richmond Dispafck thinks the correspondents
will snake no impression on the Northern
mind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

The schools, public and private, reopen
this morning, and the streets as we write are
filled with little folks on their way to ..resume
their Studies" They look cheerful and buoy
ant after the holiday breathing time, but we
are sorry to see them carry so many books
ten, fifteen, twenty books per pupil. Too
many books, too many studies. They suggest
everlasting and the Blimber system OF cram.
ming. We see that educational authorizes
elsewhere have come TO the conclusion that
pupils make more permanent progress by TAX
ing few studies at a time. Would it not be
well that the question should be agitated here.
Twenty books for a little fellow Of half that
number Of years-too bad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

A good Job in the way of pavement is being
put down on the north front Of the Treasury
building. tbs OF the popular Seneca stone,
and, for its even surface and beautiful color. is
sure TO attract favorable notice from citizens
and strangers The cost, specifically consid.
cred, is a little less, we understand, than thar
OF the Hudson river blue stone, which has
heretofore been generally used for footwalks
In font OF the Government buildings. The
slabs are considerably thicker, however, which
is largely in favor of the Seneca stone particu-
larry as II is claimed 10 b. quite as hard and
dursbl otherwise as that brought from the
l,afSLriIls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
Two ALL wHon II HAY oONoHR1.
DErARrnrNr OF PEE Iuyrr,op

.,,n PrNsIoN OrFIcf, july isth mn
ne Ess.u %. 81 ~, SedsE The s q
seribed Lend warrants, which are slisscd 10 6sSe
hat d. date foosins the s sssss y .ss
s rrant new certihcste or warrant Of like tenor
appear. O. O. COX. Oom.ssa5nas ss'e
No, 6sJz, for 100 acres, issued upder ,hs o.. ~
q h md Record dsSs.ssd, and was srantsd July
Ne soisl; for l@ scres, issued under the &C. OF
Sother and sns name 81 kasSets The%s
50. ISL. seSssmses sn ,ss YES granted September
30. @lo4, for lso acres, issued under the oct of
nett and vas fssnis ne ne, name ,s Of krssne, Ben
No 9 esl for isa serss issued under the ses et
March ;, lsss, in the name Of Harrison oorum. aud
No 81 soa or Ice scres iss1sd under Z the act
M ne. ;; lsss, in the name Of Adam woman, and
for ise seS... issued unds ISL r. AZ, q,
March 8 1855 in the name Of John FLOYD JosnsoS,
No ls1 for % serss Issued andep the .e sss q
ssstsnSs.a isS IL ne n.p .sd
No :. go, for loo acres, issued under the act Of
f 4. re Ss. "a
NO e IS 'oE ise acres, Issued under the oct Of
% & ks:s and
No IS Sl. for $50 acres, issued under the act OF
u J. the Rs. . Of MAR s for
Is: 1858. November z, 1865.
Msrch 5, iass. in the name Of Archibald WsitsiS
sssd Was granted March IS, lsSs. November IL
M sS for or 81, acre: i:,sss unas, the Of
90 of Daniel Dunn, and was Srsnted w, we
kovemher II, 1855 -
m Arc o % for 10 ssssss issued under the of
an, and was granted February Is, 1855 November n.
No ~ rs for Ito acres. issuea under the act NJ
March > lsss, in the name Of Polly Dersn. form y
TENDER 4 lss7. November "A, lses. 'eu eep-
MsScb iss toI Icy acres issued under the act of
Nay hans s,s ssS1ss
TO LINE AND HAIR DIALERs And Oou
wehave for sale I p4ims T6sa HArR. :, p,,.
terins purposes. VI
IsS;s s 9 II. or sq. . a.A to sa.
.s.m NJ. cas- o, Tia SsgpI
hes eStsinsa from he orss.s the c :SS:s
HskS . s ~
decsassd Al persons having elaine sssinst a.,
With the s.rso 70 % the ssh.s -.
Der, on or before the 18th day OF Auruss psvt
The .ss s.sss Ss s1SSssd oc s
'h su 81 .i. Ssk Of August s KS aaw,r,..
ORPHANS, COURT, September /, ls;s-p1s-
- .sj IEIcT or co.sKslis Es;IIsgIos coysrt, %
E.ecussr o. ihSsbeth TheIssonnls n; Mccoy.
Il the 5r ssss:- 6oa ns', % &c
Of ssps.mbei. isss fsr the anal .sssieu sM
deceased, end q the s:!sts IN hand, q s.s -
me sane nave peep coliected and turned into
.sf sssss !: sssS ~
1 3: s e1SRsdds so5 9 sss{
sstsss Pssr,dsd 2 COPY Of this erdsr Be 1sblisksi
9s,crs - 10 ot M geeks In ths Bvsaias ~
$500, fsssyAHEs \. oBRTRlB.
CIEcgLAIIEe LIBHAHY nov .p,n for sub.
.sse areso c.0 Sooks. Those Winning % Sois
AZ . 81 ALFRxp HUNrKR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

sYGovernor Stevenson. Of kentucky, has
issued q proclamation forbldding the irporta-
ZION into that Stair during the next sixty DAYS,
81 cstsie from any locality where the Texas
epidemic Is prevaieat 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

HOUSEHOLD MANUALs.-A most useful series
of cheap works On Cookery, &c, just published
by Rutledge & Co, London, are now sold
by French & Richardson IN this city. Among
them are books telling allow 10 Cook yege-
cables IN a hundred different ways" ditto
"How to Dress Salads .How to Preserve
Fruit" How to make Cakes" How to cook
Apples" "Hsw TO cook Fish," &c. others of
the sanne series tell What Good Food Is; and
how to get it,; How 10 cook for the Garden
and the Kitchen" sc. In short, 1t is a wonder
fully useful and complete little set Of publica-
tons IN the housekeeping line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

THE BLACK CRooK.-Having for some
months past been deprived OF amusements, at
least OF any first class dramatic or musical en-
tertainment our citizens will no doubt throng
the National Theatre this evening, where, at
length, there Is attraction, this being the
opening night Of the grand spectacular play,
the "Black Crook" which is to be brought out
under the supervision of Mr.. Nc Donough, who
has made it 30 great a success In other cities.
The greater portion of the scenery and all the
transformation scenes have been brought here
and the ballet being a full and complete Paris
ian one, made up Of some Of the finest dancers
that France has yet supplied, forms, with the
scenery, the chief attractive feature Of the Spec
tacle. The ddnsues.s who will appear tonight
are NJ lie Leah, Mile Christine, Mile DE Rosa
Mile Lima ReccI, Mile Ameina. They will
be supported by the following coryphses: Mile
Mileno, Mile Gramenia, Mile Wothino, Mile
Pagot, Mile Ashteani, Mile DantinI. A we'll
selected ballet corps Of fifty young girls has
also been attached TO the troupe for the filling
out OF the numerous tableaux.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

~A young woman in Elizabeth, N. J., on
Saturday obtained a verdict Of 5000 damages
against her father for alleged ISLANDERS against
her character and chastity. There was a STEP
mother in the case.
~Augustus Baker, from Chicago, a passen.
ger from Montana, recently fell overheard near
York, Va, and was drowned with $4,000 in
drafts and check for $4,000 In gold on his
body, which was not recovered.
ga negro boy, "a years of age. killed a
young negro girl with a butcher knife, IN the
streets of Newbern, N. g., on the 18th ult. The
diniculty grew out of dispute about a cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

THE BUTLER SUIT.-Wm. Meade Addison,
Esq, OF Baltimore, who brought suit against
Gen Butler for Messrs. Kimberly, makes q
pubhcation incorporating note from Edward
Kimberly. senior member ofthe firm, in which
the latter says he authorlzed Mr.. Addison to
bring the suit in their name, and that under no
circumstances shall 1t be abandoned until their
clair is honestly and properly adjusted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

LADIIs oAN HAVE THHIB HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND RIPAIRED ct Obs BAUNp
HOOPeKlRT, OORsET and sH0ULDBR BRACE
MANUIAOTORT, - Louisiana sveuue, betvse,
ssh ana 5tn ssresn. NH 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
7 8. PATENT OFFICE.

~. WAsHINGION. September A. Iasa
nVn the peuuon Q. sAHUtL N. MILLER, of
patent granted him On the Oh d:y q Jans lisa
application having been authorized by act 8, U
gress, approved July 20. 1851 oon
Its ordered that said petition be heard st t,,.
offce On the sd day of November next. Any nsrsn
may oppose this exteosion. Objections deno.;
tiops, and other papers should be led In this as.
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTB
se7-vsv Oommistener Of Passnts.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
u WASHINGTON ID O., August Is I8ra
On the petition OF IA BON II. ALLAN, of Boz,
ton. massaehuseits, PRAYING for the extension of
patent granted him Oh the 9Th dav OF December,
ipgs: .- go
II b ordered that said ystition be heard at thi,
son may oppose this extensiol Objections de-
poitions. AID other papers should b nisd In this
Il ELISHA f0Orb.t
sefIaw3w Comnissioner of Pateuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

~The correspondence between Captain
Finan, OF the Montgomery Guards of Boston
and Captain McAfee, of the Webster Guard.
of New York, in regard TO the late competiti We
drill between their companies has assumed
quite threatening aspect. In bis last Captain
Finan informs Captain McAfee that he has
nothing TO retract and holds himself personally
rpsnOnslhle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
nR. LBWII DAVIS pENrAL AsaonIa
u TON.
No. $50 PENNA AVE.
Between l3th and 18th streets.
TEETH 8XTRAOTKD WITHOUT PAII,

S.tisnt van b REQUIRED T.. pay icr tSs1
vii be deducted whom tie Teeth are Made. M
AAss9 40 70 nov prepared TO make Teeth o
lhia and Boston pr ces. All persons Wishing den.
tal work done can have II cheap e in the above
and best manner, and warranted TO give entire
satfsfectfon. Persons will DO we'll 90 @ m and ex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

CIRcuLATIEe LIBRARY nov oven FOR sub.
~, scriosrs q US renns ave. between iSth sol
ere requested 70 cali. = - = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
DENTISTRY.

Dky +. OOUMBE HAS REMOvED HIS
80 ~ 0f liz T.. 70 No. Slo street, be~
pest favors, and will be happy 70 zee his Q
tlenos and al persons that may favor him with
tnea patronage Teeth made on Gold, Silver on
at reasonable rates - 80 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
II h 3 FL II Z RI Z 8.

FOB SALE:
&S ioe hard laid or Potent Cotton SEINE
800 Copper wired CORK BpoYs.
skINBs made in any form and length ssitsa a.
the large Fisheries Of the Chesapea AXE and Potana
knit by hand, with . knot economically formed
securing meehes perfectly square 0e1'
shsd G1LL-NETs, Herring do MulIet DO
Specimen sent b. NATL
AMERICAN MKT AND TwINF On
an Is 2Md2AM2m Comme rcial sfrset 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

" Iured Themselves By certain secret habits
Ehieh unit then , g. Eusins:., Hlsssurs. or ne
men. Who, from the folliss Of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in sdyance Of their years,
before plac1ng Themselves under the treatment Of
sny one, should nryt reed "Ths Secret Friend"
Haired ledtec yfll learn something Of lortanes
oX perusing Tho Secret Inend.b Sent 70 ony
sddress, n 2 Ssalsd envelope, on receipt Of 8
boeton, 4eoo. Jaaly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
WOOD AND COAL

\ FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON a GLEHNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
~ tneir Depot and Chief once, @ street wharf "
G. sTokRs CO.. corner 18th and y, ws.h-
L. LtOHs 4 CO., corner 9TH and y w..h,nr,o,.
.. >. BoSUk, corner Bridge and High, George,
Town. jyl66us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
BOARDING.

II OOMs WITH BOARD-A few gentlemen can
1lobtAin ROOMS, and BOARD, at No. 32s III
street. between 18th street and Vermont avenue.
e33t'
EOR RENT-several very desirable FURNISH.
floors; with or without board. Inquire at No,
391 G street, bet ~ and Sd streets. an Slim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
SEVERAL HOUSES,
Brick and Frame, In the Seventh Ward the near
Agricultural Department.
~, Also. several rARMs on the salt water In St
For further partic ulary inquire Of
GEO. n. NICHOLS,
Rectiher and Wholesale Dealer in

Hhiskey, Wines, &c., No. SO La. av,
Il tow town College being compelled in consequence
OF their Increased casses, 70 to more sps-
Go r ' rent sF Ct rss
TIE s F!is siss Ss. BOZ sisS
81 asV s1:nu ap sas
IZth street. !. au 2s-u
LOB RENT-A finely FURNIsHDD HOUSE
= Isariy nev, containing about Il Rooms sit.
Ant viii be rented res.onssis. Xrpy Il so No t ss
Hssr so II Of Sixth
STAT on The Bisdensbars turnSiks. go one r mia
sssss ssss :;s sss:s
Dairy purposes. For particulars spply to
.usn ass Hs .4sn HsSI q. S.sl co. SS
:. .ss ssn1., ~ MsT.
corner Of 9TH street and Pssnsyivsnis venue. III.
Vii Sc rses.s ssr n 6. SS s. ,S. Scr.
Of aysroechi both .Arss and snail rooms: tSsy ~
Vii ::ssss: end :. g os s
sssals4 inss,. 81 tS5
NesGGITH ata T Sr SSAASSRRESlRs ; .s ..EIA
Eurpose., situated on north street betvsss
WIN .eS 1ssh :t1esss ct 2 BALD
EOR RBNf.The DWELLING, nov being put
4 IN eeerough repair, lately occuIisd By 9en7
.s;:s: III H: Nv Il
sSAI aIb s;as sID SS9gpsE 5iHx sSs
With every arraneement for comfort ead eonvs.
caches. cherriss, spr1cots. kc-in .sbunds Me-
s sanS ,sncds IN sHe sessceSsy Also, ven
g eccds. eaxt 60 and essy psopsTN. Addrsss
Dok oS4s Foee V0oe. " lO.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
WILLIAM GbIEAEB,
COAL. voonp E tIHr IN cvwpur

t,.nsr.InI" ~ LIMh, O1NT, &C
eth and 18th streets west branch yard. corpsr -
street east Spd , street south. wharf and stesS
saw n, foot OF 50 street east. Large Wharf soco0-
medations for loading end unloalins vesssis -
storing goods. COAL By the cargo st Philsdsl phis
eiIoos. .e lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07
SOIINCI HAS TRIUMPHKD.

Gentlemen may nov be cured By mechanical sp-
the many diseases arising from the unnstursI &c.
ton 81 the organs caused BY over Indulgence or
ed. No medicine required. Approved By eminent
PHYSICIANS: Infalible in effect. A late inve ntiou
Patent applied for. Forwarded BY mail, with full
recei pt Of IS. Send for 0 circular.
l6-lys Lock boz as. Waahinaton. %. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

LOB RENT-Ope three story BRICK HOUsE
= containing rooms, with gas and water; ALSO,
stabllng lor one horse, on 18th street, 55l, be-
tween and U, Island. Few minutes walk TO the
new AGRICULTURAL Building. Inquire 592 7th ct !,
near u noIth. au 5-2w
TOR REET.Threes story BRICK HOUSE With
= basement, No. d y street, between ID aud Sd .
Price, 10 per month; possession given September
LIST. 1875 Apply to EGAN BkOTHER, corner
3 and 9Th streets. An aft
EOR RENT-One BRICK HOUSE. No aO0 Nev
Il Jersey avenue, between II and G streets con-
taining rooms; S$ per month. Inquire of W. q.
JOaNeON YIN andL street. north. an l2n
CHEAP-SEVhN LOTS, 1896, corner 2sd and
~ streets. q to u 800 per year incuded) 50
cents per foot, liberal terms. New Frame, Hxas.
u rooms, bath, &C., street adjoining, 81 90
MITCHELL HOFFMAN
az eod tInt.I Room 1Intelligencer BuiIdinq
Fon 0A SEVERAL HOUSES.
briok ana frame, In the Seventh Ward, the near
Agricultural Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

L. sUkGEoN AND PHYSICIAN.
700 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, above l2fh street
has devoted many years to the treatment OF female
Complaints; and has met with the sreafest ucoess
In this city and New York 1e~
LADIES desiring especial treatment viii dnd
MIN very ekfllful and conhdential.
., IRREGULARITIES, from Whatever oause,
.R0OMs PRIvATI. Patients ne nc one but the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-07

V1RY CHEAP WINDOW SHADES,
1 hare ssleetsd frem NJ stock Of wvunow
gBApEe . lot 70 be cold without rsesrd - 80
Some - Low - = cents, rs ceuts, and On. 49,
v,s Jas. 3. p0D00u,
euh-eou No. Market enscs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-24
WDIiset : 6eridbt.

BiIobb RenneOB, OiebifaBI bon
$40, freigeiproden.
Oath gipin9 9iebitahl einer 1lhr
i'm gBertb BON 500, an ben TrieOens,
ribter. sss
Satnes Barton, betruufen, Soften.
SIS. 9. &unuiAehalp, Y ShlHoerei,
3d. aa aas ,lsis safs = ssIs 81
s@torse 6. Burlanfs, betrnnfen, SIS.
sSobn Moore, &utfde ohne 2i@ter
gelnifet, 3d. 81 rs q aaD
Duncan 9. guuonl, betriinfstl, g s.
{. s: Stssutlni5na, 9lnfteben. BON
Bils, SIS. 81. 81 ss az
SObn gBiIipn, 8nnpIpb 6ebr a16
Sarnes SCOT, San6ela rnit 6Ieif9 iu6bs
aretle Der WdrttellnOen, ie S.. sI,a
9. 8ra0leH, unli3eniirter SIsif9>
banbel, SIS. ~
Sob. 3idsrOs, 6aIaeerei SIS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-24
5faOt nnO 5taat.
Agcaten Der ,,Senn. @taats8situng.

Dte foIgenben Serren iinh autoriFirt, Nbonnenten
une Mn5etgen fit bic sEenneiIee StaafsSeituns 81
lansmelns Geiber bofiir eirsuseben un6 tn Mnferen
NGulgn 90 qnittiren:
q. me. GBIeier, 2nogpiIIe Eenn.
eenrp Ron. gsempBis Eenn.
@. @ranS, RG6ucab, &p. j
Sac0b gheIe. Reu aIbunp nire 5efferfOn iae,
sSIID.
s. M. paaser. SAC Rein strase, eiaeinaati,
GbiD.
aOrens 66bIein, gun6usfpl ptio.
Ausuff 8rebtter. GEepeIan6, Dhie.
O. Ranfebenbers. Chattanooga, Tenn.
g. u. 4affnef. 9GIton So.
8. ~. 8nrbarR, MtIantd, Ga.
8. 9. MIbes r., 2otaIsMsent.
9enrp a4lbes frs Seit4nss goIpprtear.
SEQ. Sfenffein BON gLartsutae, Reifenher Aeent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-24

NeesinObattUhesiisr Md Columbia.
BerIoFen s;of55iue in1 :. :. :. IL . $50 Wad5m.
Hommenoli ~ RpIumbie I'm SEQ. :. 6. 90 Mbenbs.
8eridffen GotntE Ia siitt - :. ~ Rorgens.
9pm1nen an in RnibUthe I'M -. -. 40 9srIn.
g MiIo. ). -. 600 Aben1s.
Fur 0ur6buets unb anSere aafkl dring aieAbs man
F4 esfd9igt n has gjurean Der HaI5piHe Ref6rbes
rEngsgefeufduft, ttorb5jfltde Gde SamIner unr
pile, 9enn. =. - -
sts SINS RScRs6sIt.
D att9 ,siffi D pensEals 6radt> Aeent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-24
Ndf9bfllt unO 9ttatur
Gifenb0bn.
1850 Die lanet beaeEsner
Ourcb edn9ias@c btpcgIeubabm
mad rmts-esG
Suntsbille; Wempbia, Stem SrIeans,
IS WfnbUe, selma Hnb allen 81
s8pitdenpunfterl. 3ylaM
SeeinnenS, Gp1ntae, ben l5. StO-
pember 1868 I llbr MBsnsS.

4otfa6f'srsIes.
getafieH RaiBpiae IN. 40 aRefeens.
E. fd en- uHo... > $780, 70g 2lbeHDs.
II ntren an IN ecpirr I'm. 1l.s0 Bprn,.
sLa. uHb -ss..... 500 wiorgens.
Ssriat1ei Secatur nm. $3.50 u fos.
uno ....... .40 8orif.
6omulen an IN sfafbutue nm a 20 no gems.
gsa1lsf q5ssS <izz rRb-,+-.,t 500 Hat5m.
-. Sro4 taHge.
getlaiien 9dfbttne nm =. . eco 4Rpthens
Eemjnsa an IN Ryeatar H1pS .s:{..-'. $50 Nbflips.
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