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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

mObrt brnlCrft merpen muB, pap eer l. 9rets
pDn y GuBenp Stlbtert IN etne feline I'LL
berne llbr un9etpdnpelt tpuree.
Gu5 Garrouifel mar febr gut belett, unb
tQrften aud bic perl6iebenen r8auber"- lab
pdrrpn! D&atber~ unb ienItt9en Sotlcn
Ge4ern lire Gednun9 9efunpen baben.
Die NtpndBtfte.
Qte Gmuabme RES L. Sd9e5 betrug $685.
"a oeoen $l965.45 IN 1867, bes 2. Saaes
S25I8 ae9en $2704.50 in 1867, be& 3. (ge.
I.rtaen) 3dses $3588. 02 sesen 33l3.25 IN
1867. Der 4. Sag bradte IN 1867 $780,
80, Der S. $3202.26, Der 6. $472, Der 7.
$3827.l Die 8uffeS ac. bradten $1,000,
Ql,U oanse lettidbrtee Gtnnabme $24,l7l,l6.
9(uSgute in 1867 l6,664,63.
- 1te eeitrlqe Ginnabme beltanb in fol-
oenprn Soften: G%fieBaalerte S245, Ieael~
babncn $l65, 5ansialDn $347 so, Gntree
S2828.05 Ne9pet er.9erfauf $2.47.
Geste Narfs Oepefd)e.
Mahts uln bic spDtfte STUNT - Die
Menae pertduft fh nab unp mad. @hpn
pur elmer gtunee eridpa bds sur !Setmfebr
mabnenpe Sisnal, aber nur lanaiam atna
ri, NufIGiun9 Dor iiG. 8tele letniid,tiee
9lide pUrcm S~aritdgepprfen, nnr pWteter-
trminen" bteB e8 auf alien Setten. Getn
uniaQ tritbte 9eItern cas Set, pelde5 ppbl
teute ndd dItem Srauh ietrc n GutIEtnae
itpnSpunft erretden pirb.
Stuh be 99rpIel, St8-d-Sis bprn garfe,
lei @rn, gprens, batten SatlretAen 3uiprud !,
.Jtpn'S &ain~ uro Der Spf ber 9ur9erihGt'
sen 8lar;ten i'm Seftihmude unb 5atlreih
murce rprt cinaafebrt.
1913 ubr. -Gben fdbrt bic 8dita 3ur
Stapt uAp bic GRiren fperren eeihlpRen.
GpiIubcn uDtn SieuitGg'M benb.
@ffdtep Der SssaibinetDner.
2m 1pnltag Nben', fpatrenb int Banquet
ladlc md, bic lfeten Some Der Setmufit en-
tt1lt6en II. ta$ 8anp Der i%nntoen, bauernben
@rGrerltAfGtt 5mtfd,en Rem SefgGten bon
tier ltlb auBipdrt5 tets enger unp en9er ge>
idllunefn ipuroe, - n'raufen IN benz 9drfs
nber b;6taerrdnete Menifmn,aiien ii6 an
cen 0eb0tenen s~abloien gerenIigungen yer>
iuilirtel1," ilSrte Gin terber Mtbtpn Die bDte
Ireure pc3 Id0es: es fam gum abfhtep
iniIdCu ul8 UNI unleren lieBen @diten aus
Der ltDl;en Nuatesbaupttabt; bic Waibtaas
toner SGuBenbrirer mubien Ill ben Mb<
marG lenfen, netn, ritt nur penfen, fpn'
pGrn i'm auh auSTltren nnb lpteper etnrlai
pcn ulIen CAT BON ySdetben unp Wteiben"
bethdtigtn, Tenn ibrer barren ~ Saule bic
Gpraen ufb 0aiddfte peS alltdsliden Sc
brn$, unb manh' brdpe SausfraG ptrb ftpn
jctnenr, alelG elmer 9eiptien ,0epnpre" etnei
tdn9it rabin9e9anBenrn Burger, 9efrd9t bas
ben*
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Start Il. SeGlcr, fit zen frettn Ffts Adtrcn erilsr
lebrcr her @aitrr Yrdntou'iten 3emeInbeltUte, teetrt
I'D btfrnit, rem GubiiIun aptuSetleH. tas CT te ven
u. Sod Befutrte grtratidule, SaitifroBc. notc Sel1i,
MorEt, tia1id' UtcrrpmnEen bat unit tteieite SienItds,
ben /. September, WprBenS 20 ltr. wjroer ertr en-
wire. Ger llutfrritt umfdRt &lCtnenihr II. RenlAeAtnr
fannie in heutittr unb en0Iiiter Sptade in IfFlcrcr
tutG Qr6t, 9epareS, itttbcriaem emil. HehrCr. Welt
atpnSunrrridt ptIb ouf @~eFlnngen ertteilt.
Sdu!Aeic: Sincn Collar pcr @tpHdt I'M GerGuS.
llnterriGt auf giaup lnt 9trltue ae9fr GINA 9crBus
Ting.
C205-9) &dtl 4. SeGtsr, grtnStvaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Shcrlii5 &CmmtmuMnHg
INTER benz Nfdu6uuipruclte Rlcfcec.


Is taScu GtwGyb a.Gptt ms I9Hlam = Eopflanb
inter tfr Firnh vert 81. \. Gstf o. Gr. 10 ltrfr NldRt
sestt lNm. Ebmau. Wrc. .. Err uHh Nm. W.. talS
pru zurcFtct Asrthlt Ger Sidtt Baltimore cReu an
iuph RstihictCt uup am ,psitstt N~fpnidAc I'M 2cptbr.
IsGs tthuipCrthdtu @rtctii e7tlrr tdCidSb llrl A'rcde
tcr 9rIdRqluN Ger SrnGic wit 'uUt {apcHt S0Gdrs
NIT Anton unit lu'oliCur rGWc ais Etduaauirtut dut
dut Walttucrit, N%t1Srtit 90 N,N,t ! wr'rafttHfh
Gtdjtru. @inttTn, Nrbrru. MrHW Nugld ~ ~, pelte
nd tn Ln =. uUGtgtu Had itctnhutfc VI. 1880, GGhctu-
HpfuNr, un0ttjtf 10 buF trui, Wb tcldBtt2 ufsbdGes.
nd duf tiucm @ruNJtut, tdF ul tlUfW Dttrittrutrntlt
b,Ihrttbcu rt. ]befrtru, tyr,fI. Arr RctdRtt &uir,uh
" lur arpttt urJ tai. wtrc Hm eGUt II. GS,rb-
tuna trlapttr Giaidirtr.t sru sttcr Tic ~9tt!d6itn tie
6 nsutbuncr int, lg trtrrt irNrre nat ttftbt VI outn
WtalhintreN wt iutrhcrr ru&e tT ciGt guftsttr.
Nreunerft nplutE 1ut, uUt wtlat HrtCt wt Material
duf n riauNcu her @rtlonitr prG rem ~, Widt 1895 at-
lttfrrl muttS,
EcSbolb tuirh b]tcrSurdt Uefmtut arrtod,f. tap In
8enafbClt 4tE ]tflaF..i Nttp,E b. ApttACsura dlt
WtIldmauim mb Ieatti1c %rtNsUtNtt 10 rCr J~rudnnIrrt
@trihtltatr am ;rpcitcu miputuIc i'm 2Cpttinbsr
lSfS it rruHWUtW ri,rf. uu t~IJitbaU rt pc ttAt
ltefadt wtnfn rter a]HuNttrr Niatn irdrrnl he ctth gu.
dc0CtcRe @Et iunlult atIt vfN ttiN3tcut Wftdube Nm
guln Ter brditfp GtWdrt ). eate M w diam y.
GcrClanb ~ UcttrtuNmJrJHN ml her ~ lelte tdar
ven TEN NJ itpgttaasS St,d0c trtNr'hrtstrntn Ncrm
st sbcN wtrtcu lcNIt.
d nod - p -HlaF Nk NFNtA ~ONV.h .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
SefauntulddjiluQ

lie ,Ni6rIfCu. Stra6ers y Haaerun9 { @efeaidaft ter
Staet Baltimore, pette It'd ben @titeeu tes 5taates
nitrt tat, 1T istt bereit, Gputrdtte fur te qeguus bfs
NihplipR'i6eH StraBens 9HafGrS in sieisr StdtE III rem
Satedu Mr.. SO, Sub GhatleSitr. atSuihlieeeu.
g. Sart Smith, QriGstnt;
C205-lOO q. ". 1d,pIeu, GCfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
SIN Diritrrwra )nltitut

(@. 81. Vdn9's rerttde II. cn9Iilde ShulC),
Gdc ter greterr 1t. @ranbN0r,, tcaiNtt her HUT rrtht
ln'errihtsftmotr limb pen S-l2 lbr NrrmtItdaS une
ppn Is ltbr Natmtttalg %fehaeieft. Nlcut sdtlcr msr.
>cn enhancement. 6ur pc natIrpuienllaftli6eu S66er
ii Or. Jg. aDap ais 9ebrer ~angetclt pprten. Nuf Der
lanetu Wirb asoyt @rtra' 9~er8lluuS lntcrrtdt in Ter
Mutt. In Ter lotttnlben b%CRrdtftcn urh traniritiden
Gprade mhb 1T mtttiidet SGutdrteitrt eritCtlt.
IDtJ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
MeihGit8 Gnpieblnng.
xapctcnt Oprbduec, lSatDStuG,
Tnnrtirrft -

men made i'd biermtt bic Iuieibe. tWB th meiu &eidbntt
in Nr. 24S, 5lbsSbariess, imtfaen Sill II. VtpntBaz
m%erplf., erSfnct babe. So werte ]Geltauttn cine cute
@lswdhl vpn lapeteu, ErnuersGcrbdUBcn, WNttlNd
u. T. ~. r]prrGtHt9 balRh unp ehpieblf intm 5ulleth int
3~ape,iCren Won 3lmmern Enter 3WitderuuA Nuter unp
tt0tser Nrteit. i, aIur.
tqlglT, lNtt) SIR. 22S, SUtrGharlt5lr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

u. Wtutcr y 20hnc maiden tierriit ipfeu ]AetprteH
&uneen nc gnRiBe, raj lie lHr @Sa0yeutNatg VITA rs. 80.
99elt SdIttHiereitr. man lft. Ii. Npre-3oiuateitr.a
perteSt baten.
Gin pUltSntisfS sGaer pen Gtirnp1dreu, @nunats,
rtaItet. satrtstuSeh u. | m. pIlo tortvdpreng al ebiNem
Plate unp "a ben ~ttHtllttH Nrtilf1 81 llltcH letn.
MINI & lAlIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

GlHe Guantitdt pprtlgtidrS alice Dtudpapier l0rcft
gcRenI ,ua Esrfauft III her 1rp, =. st. 0i3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Yura, q. s.. Oierer.

S'WEuD ~. ~
M,ertbpcllCr HubCt- NcrtdifSttdiie i'm
- Sellss3piut-W tarftc |
sAJV duf Mntituti.
~ VIM Tisuftag, ttn /. 5pttr., NrFmittdas II
tor, rsrte ID, an Cri uno Gtt1c ttu Muacr.Warft.
ztdne Hr. 30 TN 6els. gpiut .Ntartte. an eer Nsllett
lpb ritlth ppm 1nitttale geleltu. %errtdufeu.
Observation-Disclosures gatrgItlrUe.
Cant. 81. @putr, SUIT,
(21B-o( Nt. 81, Rdttir rrtnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
SsrjteigcrungeM.
Yjanbletberss Errfauf.

mertbppten perfaIenen SfGnectn
en- mrntds, hen 81. .Nuaa IN sr. ~ y. ~. SW-
Gbarle sfr. br6yis A1o litr MerGtHs, abbaIttn wire,
y. Q. DEF Sammtupe 10 ausaeeetnitr une msrlp'
psler, ais % bisbsr TT tr9eEp xiner aulIt0n aHaep''"
Babe.
SD errrSbne urr t%tetlntilti a..
$50 fd,puc solesue ilDreH. eiele reu Ter f'hf"''f'
300 sdjore uas @eeinut ciIdItt"t hiofrhe
ttbrcfi. m.o.,- ,,N tr,,.
ut~J"Itrn uts GFattsiatuts, eitGants 8rltsne e6nibf-
iabeu rem letter 9trftitesn9tti.
IN nnr,deltd,e Sases ute ScGsihtnfst'.
20 Epltss, Einitb's, Hieiiou's nns ansere Hss
pplDer. -
disisuug. ,.c,,,
u owls, wluntiHeu, cluofs u.t.1. -
ind. ms settietnsa, S'ett,eug. Iiidiie rfpetE
,euac, muiiRafiid,s une djirtistfd,e Jniiliinente.
gttsfelu nne 2d,ube.
Buiammeu NIT pisleH anbern Gfitftia, reide gfnetr'
ids III nisinen Gsrtauien - fntsn ane eer autnsfit IL"
tttt Ter Gdufer ~ t%rnrtthten ine.
y. u. ttamarun. pfaneleibtr.
t2p5-s) 3. ~. esnuett = 60. auf'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

gDsatu utrtife nh6 Deutlhtano cine Wtrtbihdit nit
mrhrIdbrt9tm Wldtc an tiaer gIten taae, no pc iirdt
q Nerc,Hs Hiinmcntcnnte une 500 REQ gttr rtr'
tartt wfrttr. gec? ia,t bic 5~rpstittrn hes rGprrtip. +"
tWuaITl yltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
ScrIaagt nno aeiuGt.
Y{crfduof.

x u - tu"b''
,,t,s, Sgssr h,r ttrrss lsrsp,ft 1nh, ,nt sr ", ,n az 4.
Zen pirs; tauH b~tlantBe arbst gne Raten gebH tetpm
men "aUAuIFaafh ~ a. NF-baRtiIfHT" tl "
Sh'fb' '2J5'bfj
Sscrfanot rufh 0trrF. gSn
ar,; ,citifi, q lS}nssus. nun N lr,a,jr, pn,,rtr,
lu %arbrittn Glrsrnes yslaatt.sras aas satsr s0tH
Wetstn t~u]eVWtFt 9VH SeoehH StLh'
N-Oa-'J "''' y"
gfcrfauot.
Gin ent tmpfORttaes fmstrmds&sH in Rr. 50, fc'
th'atohhr. S%oo-'I
I{erfouof.
a..i ,.t.. SsttntSa' ~ o,A.
,a'rageE IN w. 26i, Monument, ,rti&cn Gauai. II.
N.'"1t. lS0oI
gScrlauot.
900 z@lrtftr an itin' ~ sCe5hrlits @ts: n
G"xtH' s't tSp,n 6Vsa WV pflatH el Etic'tnltio
~ W. : 80 '''"S'''' W. ~
EcrldnGt.
500 n rItjltr. I'm ssiM ~ ntatsn IN Er al1, asea'
~"'''"'''"' 1N'''"' ~'""" W. "Sc.-
t-o'-el
l3crluuot.
,oo Jrsu,p,inme, NM Tomatoes M italsu IN Er.
i q ~ M JiiS. " ressriF1r, $780, laa5- al
QSsrTauof.
Gin, amt, eskip IN rbirr flItnru Eami,ts. srakm.
irsosn IN Str iso ap,l pcmbarsOr, (20S-7}
''""S" " ~ '" ~
~. si"'Mt, nr,,m ri s,h
q, IN a"5 ~ so S,rr,i,r6r """'''N"'" f,1bSN
UcttnItGt.
yin srlatTfnts ~, tmgtGbi.nst g,ieRsT yum 8 NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Sr. Sentidrs bcbrGild OentIde
WlruNidmIp.
Sd)1tls Q(u3ctoe.

Gle ret Wretn. Il. Ycrtn0tpnilr.
Tie l2.etcr @ltflunl bieitr Sd'ule fntet 9ienffdl
ben ]. Scptbr., itGtt. t205-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Weriangt.


Gin sut tmpfetttaes GmttrHds&fH in Rr. SO, &c.
rinatouffr. t20b-7I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
L2O4-8l
VihiAeu & =

Dte Monumental .Heuer. q eri6eruna gefeaftaft.
pai enc etpieeafe ven 10 ytcsent, frei usn Gpuysrne-
,atttar, srfldrt.
t2o4-s) Z. .. sabetf. SER.
Denl(hrS parbanh pon Baltimore.
l%srnporars Sffse,, WortpeasGtfe Der zputb. unt
e'"eareifras nsssa Der -Dsutiden .8eutr . Gerii&s
fanes geieulaatt', etaaane In qomtarsfr.
SHeh taalth spa 10 bis Q ubr.
9ttsprdf.i S,einr. Strduf .-Trdibeut Garf sp.b.r
aaifter. Seiirid, Bees.
or DepcfTtoren erbatten 8 Erosent Stnieu ! ga
""' Mo r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Surner. Satle. VII, SEQ. Yet Yrdttitr.
Dem eetGrteu putlitum sur aefaaiaen Rctil tab oie
aerGumiaen Sale her Surpbaus WdhrCne Ter TpmmCt-
zen Sdiipu fur @ale, GrHierte une irnhiRr 9iereinss
srede IA pernieihen tint, Nabere 4ustunft retf Be.
b%tngunDen eritellt Iercn Srcitug NbcnS
(Nua. o., l VII. Ter ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Cnali(hru Ornt(drAnabrn(d

Gfe SGn @erndn~ II. 8reeNitr.
WitteterofnprS etefer SdUIe fReel iatt MpnfGs,
len 81. Auguit.
laua24 iMt y. Gd,tcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Blu urrhaufrn ur0 ~ Dfrmtflbfn,
N5nr III nrrmiethcm.


Sire par, Ant FtrBtrtG,e:, TIT outer @tlhift5iaat In
mittlcrcn Statttbtile NO ielt mttr, ais ~ sldbrcn nut
Seftditr atmatt pCreer. Wistbr tIiiG tur enrn pnHtt
lthen Wdnn. nc? iaBt bic CRY, b Ginttcs. ZOOS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Scvlauat.

500 Nrttittr. I'm fVifH iu MAIDEN m Mr., al, IBefts
Saluniprtffr tti ydubtrmrr, Mann II, GeHp,
t9Ul-Bf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

9tn @GderReisle urt stp SrmaC, nm bds SdftRetNGlt
su erlerneu. GiadWrdasn 1T 8r, 80J, aHclt. sditia
mpreftr. tl95-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

sS.Ekta Gin Nlfgaeyiast, Nr.a, Btay foiHt. Ndrtt
hSNG%S N TT rcrmtCtttu. pidtnIuirnAeu VIZ, 1850,
M--1- Clio ; Bruaripan. GbeHir II taisibR rtue
ntut 4ltrn.6 ,Rrtdtung fuf st Wotepddren .Ssihit ~
%pertaufCn. t202.i,bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

VIDtfcnbtenffs NbfdDicbe
auf l., 2 pber 3 Sabre.
EIptteneicna= Abfd,iese auf 1, Q OBJ. 8 Sabre.
es4te, tic Glnfeter aut l., 2 peer 8 Sabre rsm 1.
aprtl 1884 an tts ,urn Is. 9etsnter 1854 setauft, mtssn
frfcrt bet mir pprfpte6rn unp itre Mbitiebsideire NIT.
%trinsen. u. u. Srifpr,
Mr. a. Sab'gasar., ben, uGprreienSeattn1 s%estnitsr.
C20O-6) ptenauf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23
LTHE RLAOKRERD.

When a bIackbird once learns 8
tune he never forgets any part of it
/ once knew bird thatcould whistle
"Polly Hopkins with wonderful
accuracy. His owner sold him, at
the same time making his purchaser
acquainted with the birds favorite
tune, as soon as he got him home,
he at once hung up the blackbird,
and on going to the piano struck up
'sPolly Hopkins" The birds master
however, introduced parts into the
tune that he had never heard before !;
SO, after listening awhile, he began
Kissing, fluttering his wings, and
otherwise signifying his distaste of
the whole performance. Much sur
prised, the gentleman left off plag-
ing, and then the blackbird opened
hissthroat and favored his new master
with his version Of "Polly Hopkins"
nor would he ever listen with any
patience TO any other version.
This same blackbird, after staying
in the service ofthe aforementioned
gentleman for two years, was adop-
ted by serious family, where
',Polly Hopkins, and all such pro-
family, were sedulously avoided.
Whenever poor "Joe' (the black
birds name) attempted to strike. up
the old tune, cloth was thrown
over the cage and he was silenced.
The family consisted of an old lady
and two daughters, and every night
at seven O'Clock prayers were read
and the evening hymn sung; and
Joe, who was an obedient bird, and
anxious to conform with the habits
ofthe house, speedily learned the
tune, and regularly whistled it while
the old woman and her daughters
sang it. This went on for six or
seven years, when the mother died
and the daughters separated, and
Joe, now an aged blackbird, fell into
new hands; but to his dying day he
never gave up the Evening Hymn"
Punctual as the clock struck seven,
he tuned up and went straight
through with it with the gravity of
a parish clerk-Beeton's Home
Pets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

The following gentlemen are authorized
and requested to act as Agents for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
.Nhe same:
EAST TENNESSEE.
B. G.. Manard, Bristol.
s. n. Fain, Messy Creek.
G. Austin, Austin's Mills. al
Will. McCampbell, Knoxville.
Patten q Payne, Chattanooga.
II. Liggett, Kingston.
James B. Reed, Athens.
Hugh L. Fry, Sweetwater.
Capt. w. D. Haynes, BlountvilIe.
Marsh Ingel, Union Depot.
Col. DUNCAN, Jonesboro. a..
Col. VIM. SPRINGFIELD, Rogersville.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Ogilvie & Haxlewood, College Grove.
John w. Faxon, GAINESVILLE.
NJ. V. B. Ingram, Springfield.
K. +. Ferguson, Peacher's Mill.
w. r Saddler, Forts Station.
]. B. Wright, Gallatin.
J. II. Brockett, Lafayette.
A. A. Swope, Carthage. .
DIR. S. c. Bridgwater, Dixon's Springs.
w. G. Cox, Gainsboro.
P. Turncy and J. A. e Fancher, Sparta.
T. Whaley, Smithvill
r. Kirkpatrick, Buffers Landing.
Williamson & Martin, / Toh.,o,
E. K. Pennebaker, ~
A. o. III. z. Sehorn, Murfreesboro.
w. II. McFerrin, Woodbury..
Howard w. Newman, Winchester.
II. L. Walling, McMinnvilIe.
o. II. P. Harris, Livingston.
E. +. Hunt, Tullahoma.
ID. p. Rathbone, Manchester.
E.G. Curlle, Bradyville.
VIM. Barton, Readyville.
John Laws, Pennington.
A. A. Steele, Lewisburg.
McCord and Ogilvie, Knoxville.
G.. P Baskette, and NJ. b. Moorman &
Bro, Shelbyville.
Geo. w. Morgan, Fayetteville.
DIR. J. d. Madness, Edge6eld. #-
Simpson & Cleland, BrentRood.
I. j. Watson, S. B. Rozell, Franklin.
J. B. Stephenson, Spring Hill.
Banks & Drake, ThOmpson's Station.
ID. Shelton, Columbia.
NJ. l.. Stuckard, and J. S.Grifflh, Mt
Pleasant.
A. II. Higdon, Lynnville
Vim. Harris, Cornersviile.
w. ]. RidgeWay, Elkton
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