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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-28
- 49,
FOW NE MT.
w. A. wHEATLEY. Rental Agent
Ret.>NI Ht0ck. office No. 3.

ysoR LARGE ST0RE.H0USE
No 222 Front street. -Arnly to-
w. j. CHASE x CO.,
I55.IH AZ Poplar street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-28

W RENT-A NO. STORE, FIVE
r., ries hieh. in the center Of business, on
M.;n ,'treet. nearly opposite the Peebomy
ma az, FOR particulars inquire at No sis
" - atraet no stairs. 1881
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

The people of California were deterred from aiding the great enterprise now almost completed by the oft-rciterated cry of Dutch Flat swindle, and the assurances of even lead ing journals that tue projectors oi the Cen tral Pacific never intended to build the road, etc, and having been sold once they are now ready on their own judgment to buy.
 One great point in favor of your rOad-snd point quite visible to parties whose inter ests lie m San FranciscO--is that your road terminates in this city, and that the entire benefit accruing from the terminus will be secured Co San Francisco, and not, as with the other route, be divided between three or four different points. Strangers visiting us from the East express great surprise tbat Che people Of San Francisco have not had the en- terprise to build a railroad connection with the great trans-continental so nesr compile ton. Had we manifested one-half the enter prise of the citizens of Chicago we should have had this connection long ago, and your entire line in operation now.
 San Franciscans boast of the rapid growth of their city and the great energy and enter prise displayed by her citizens. The growth l admit, but fail 10 sec the enterprise. par ticularlv when contrasted with that species of enterprise of which Chicago may justly boast.
 In times gone past there has been good reason why San Francisco capitalists have not engaged in railroad and such enterprises as are calculated to extend trade, in the high rate of interest, but now, when money can be procured at Eastern rates, there is no reason. On the contrary, when, by the completion of the railroad, Chic.go and all the Eastern cit ies are coming directly into competition with IL, there is every reason why we should aban- don speculaHing in vacant lots and put some Of our capital into opening up lines of com municatiOn with interior points. In short, railroad communication is now a necessity to our future prosperity. We have laborers plenty and even machinery to lay your track. All we want now Is energetic management and ability to furnish the sinews. Will you respond 2--"Qetry,H m Saa Ffaacisco BulistiR.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Mistellaneous.
HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.
READ REV. W. B LEES LETTER.

BROOKLYN, New York, May 2s, 1868. Messrs. llssTETTER sNIFu
 Geptlsme,,-I have used sour Bi,ters during ,h. last six weeks, and feel It due to you and to ,h. public to express my hearty approval of sasir .f. feet upon me. 1 never wrote "pud" far any one, aud 1 abhor everything that savers of,anaek. cry. But your Btiers are entirely rernovedi ,fou, Inc level of the mere Rostus,s of the day, bsinr psiens alike te ell, and exactly what they profs.. t0 be- They are not advertised to cure e,e,v thing, but they arc recommended to asslst nature in the alleya,ion and ultimate healing of many oe the most common inhrmitles Of the body. ana thls they win accomplish. 1 had been unwell for two months, is usual with me during Inc Spring. ! was bliloas and suffering from lnti. gcstion, and general discase ~ the masaon. membrane, and ihoagh compelled to keep al work in ihe discharge of my professional duties, VII. very weak, Of yellow complexion, no appetite and much Of the time confined to ny bed. When had been taking your Rtters week rnr yl-or returned The saiipw complexion was all gone I relisaed my food, and pow l snlsy the duties of tlc iaenlal application, which SO recently were 50 very irksouae and burdensosnc to ne. When ased your Bi,ters, fsit eh.ngc every day ihsse are fHsts. Al inference n.asl bc made by each individual ios hinselt
 foars respectfully. LEE,
 Pastor oi tiFsrne Avenue Presbyterian CharctA
 WHOLESALE AaESrs.
 HoSTErrER SMITH a co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Newspaper Laws.

l. Subscribers who de not give expr~s. notice Co tks contrary are considered wishing continue their sb' seripfioh.
 1T snbscrben wish their paI#9 discontinued pLbsb- efs nay continue o send them unt all charges paid
 " subscribers neglsc refuse to take their papen rom the office place which they sest they are teld Fesonsble ant hey settle theft bills and give due notice i0 discontnue.
 f f subscribers move lo ofher places without informing The rubset and the paper the sormsr aieeton, fsTy ae held responsble Notice shou1 always Dc yfs VI the removal
 The Courts have decided thaf refusing take paper in the ohics removing and leaving f uncsiied fi h frsma Jaess evidence af intentional hand.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Rebellion in the Human Interior.

hs'~iions are nst confined so bodies polite. They break ogi ia our interiors as well as is she bovel. @ The land" The natural of our bodies l. hsal,b bu, Ne nsnss Esin and they reyslt We subject them ts CT psHf we vfeFtask fhrn. overload the stomach we negsci ue oowss we plunge rous hotter fan te Hiaes n'Y an afnorhefe beloF freezing fin au ir va noais other ways ffine with our health
 But these frasnes Of ours are waaderf machine. ..a wskan by the use nf the PROPER MEANS so lNvI0, Viss lA atd REGULATE them as io render them af,,s, subject tllsn.. s ffis N' w
 s",nng uai has ever been ksown heard Of ss a tonic
 ls s' eh 70 he resistant 1wer the human s.tea,
 'sr unfavofnhle to health as fIogTET. hhs STOMACH biTTERs. nyon .ssuld e.ear,e tb. iher~sAi tsseFs his f inGlgeson hiiouA ats.cks and boiseleoDplanis, ci which cold and datop ere te eas,ses, lse the DIFFERS as a PROT E(TIyE Nt,nI. eihh Ahs s lhe vfsest coarse, lnr. lf slreag n l. ,.i'd ny tse pfepafafi,n RESTORATIVE m soSa ss'yNhsfr-- ssndas ksrrary Dee % lFex
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
SUMMONS.

TS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
 @utioa i,sTre' ef tho feui'gsy of AFEsna a ani ss t,e eeiHiy ef Mahavs-
 wiliam V Hafdy riainer asasas, q ps,saslA ltgn O. Eari ' e ltrtrFno q ~asstt sfeaast rharies ns'ier J v tess V shfFaell Jaaa Ni Nixhnnsals sas. fh-z-t=s is Nfftsnr f-frurftu+r
 Acia tfoash' in fhe ps7ret Cpar; ~ s@conA Jai cal Dts'rtf og the feuftaFy oi Asizfaa ssf sf efniT sf Maharc aaa thr eu,Drisni filed b sad ntr of Mhnve 70 he pcs f Inc cefk tf ait nssifet Ctlrt Tc reels of he TsrrnFy 0f tfisoaa seaa ryvssss ~ q A h=ssss4 2 2 Ss-s,ssafs,s s'iusfsrr Hufi~r Z N ShufssN Charrs L. s'fVa- 1aah u Kagl T scofs ssru sfi j V t4ors and @abn Nightingale dtftn5ants
 Voc hereby reIsesi sFrear i au aegssl hrassAs ag1sasf vna hy se ahafe Baird plaintiff Dssiftrs Coart e' fse SesNa gaai usffic G tat Tsrritogy ss Ari1ua a and sr he csasty af H1have aad Co aasr~r he sf aiuf 1lfi iheFu wfaH tHvaiy tAfs irxusas af ta~ dag of sice agf tse eerviae vt 0f as sas. uinstf srsyci wtihu lhs eaarfF N served sssi sf is rouatg tui "a fs fsfret withia krfg tsys .sher- wsc rfhin tssnty dnys,T inasuaeat sy dsssan sl ta t.tsu Asulnsi yoa Aceafdag se iAe FyaysE 9 sad TisieA
 rhs sst ssts h-s<h. Co sseuvas sis sna as thl,,y haaaee ia S rrsAias faek ffusa ts Nsass4a Iss. ag Mirhieea mas ln Asys eoanfv sasd rsrs.sorg Ia shs year lrt' es wii ase ily ag pcas ir csopiaiata cgy ef whirh ts hsrshY kffNfbsd
 Aua yoa herabF sassssa ia4i f vti s.n :, sp,-ur sna hs sad esnitst rs-sassf fhs as8 Eaa.nts Hn ,Es- iaAgsss, &gasss ys a. ss1yva C la sad ecsariasn
 - asvsn srd-- my ha,sa Eaa shs .-as uf ,h.s
 . Dissrsff CuisF, af the &ssoaa tassaaai lssfrist
 asAs Teriisgg s.t AFinsaa is 2s Es he ssa.s.sY
 - H HNaA4vs this 2Hs day >E @sssssss=s "a sA= ysAf ( 's' lssFa sas ssasn X hlsl asa .iEty esh
 serl.ieo JAMES 2. bt u, Clrrk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
r. cerrt.rarstns..

Paisn.s lrAie sAAs3 ssssAfas h Asy tsys sf sA. ss2Ass zat TsFythste4 Aassref aana saar essAss ths efssa and ass ies ~ bR bfllgEHTI is Mssf f~. g~~tsvs ssa asa unk Fxervr saisann a wrss.a st4isasFaf - safA ie fTsfsfNnaa s haag r~rsoaa .s .==+=, s==sy.sy =aszs~. ;ss= sszsF ssxsxsIas- trn3 Hf8 s~ ksA4 sssss sRsssd fBk pnfERTY t4k.s ias eff.Ftantiy ef gsssx.r aa &i sfssFs afensA sspssihts
 f as eAs ir bji sa cA@Aisy aes,~t.d p~-en3i ssus snansTsu wlit i@ Eas4<s~-ary rssr,sefans Er lsf fraara and thr .snr4i uf . rz.@ s.ss arus- nAnF ts rsBedes} ~l b. srwNrasd wisAaas delay ssd n tish wss@rr & ts rsassy aas es tss Furyass 1 fsftst Fasasi -a tFa-@rizsss4
 tsnaahasisa. hY ieft.r sshsrsia4 Tree. tsrzHasent euro gu.SFsAa~4 q sa pay.
 Aa2rssa, W. K pOflERTy ND
 San nkneizns Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Administrator Notice.

I8.ate of fhANoOI5 FOUGHT. Deceascd NOTICE is hereby glren. hy tho undersigned V Aas.ais'rsts of at.ssr-aarasi s.sas~ s. sA- tres'st ef cod a ff~s having eiaiss axaas sasa de ssnsi te sxhbi ie unsersisus as bs r~.f. dsnes ir eAeuiaFg csp'Y os svEfa rerrl;sq sf As. sea Ntiao tsslee msus fsaia ilr frst gslhiioan Q. tlfis nstes s.s ESll.
 AatanissYaiur Frcsopts November % i-n1 d.esaagF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
The >% 9(iner.
The Southern Pacific Railroad.

he Elstera Ead aud &s Resources ef h, Cgtaty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

WTTTr sayings are as easily lost as the pearls slipping of buaken string; but q word of kindness is seldom spoken m vain. It isa seed which even when dropped by chance, springs up flower
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Administrator Notice.
Estate of Johnaon J Gibson Deceased.

kstara ot IoXllfson Jl I1bMon. DBceased NOTICE l. hereby given. ty che nnaersssr,ed Aa'alnisisaiey pf ihs above named ss,4ie b sh. ef"-'s - ~F -fi f~Fr-sus nxTirE risIrs agzi1e; sxd eeesse@ '9 eshHai ihe eaaf tn e uadersNBet as hi. frriarsre 70 Prrsrsfi esnntv 2 fafata Tsrrits4y si Aranaa Nss twelve Hestbs -e ts assf fss4i.asias s shis nssce- Y. H. NtfNDERIdCH Adnasui..raior
 hy J r. HAgaEAyK, Attorney.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Ecoal Adrertisments.
THE p1sRlCr COURT

CJuWONS- THE DISTRICT COURT. - ThIri Judicial District n and mr he county sf fav afsi aud Territsy of Arizona
 S,uAn J WELLS plaintiff AfBlEn E. WELLS, defendant ---Orier ef puhi.catian.
 Aceon brought n ihe District Cour and for the county af Ns.af<.i aa4 TsrsiiafF ef Arseua.
 The Teu'ofy 0f ArEona sends greeting to Amber l., Nelis defendant
 You hereby sumeus1 and requied Co appsAF In on action brought agansi you by the asre uauct pilBtf m ths District Court of the Third Iuiia pis'gfct 10 and
 Cor tho roanfv of avapai Aah Trrrit1y o Ar,ns o swet ht complaint f.ed therein cupf of which ascsl pnes his sAnuouAi within twenty days cveusvs ef fhs day of sefvice} afes ihc service un u of ta sammous served fts county but f served oui of nc rouniy and n the Ttrr,ory ra within tortv days and C served of the rei'ary ;hea within tseniy days nagurn' by default ui loo taken against yoa accofdng m ihe PFafer of add euHp@alrt
 Ihis acton s tr1lrhf Co procure Drcrrf uf Divorce hum the nis rf uarnouy hcrsnisr Couirs rd between fhr abgve plaintiff and vou tho defendant Anhier k Wells ihe ground o uhl lsgirrt tle pas af yon ih. defendant provide fle u li- fW Tue J~fsd oi fhrre years snd whih s cieaf shown anzi sst iofth a ths petition iu sid etisF.
 And Y,sI hereby nsfhrd thai C yuu fal' s arr~s and answer ihs complaint above rogare thr laiauf v isAr deiani' as-ansi yua aai arpiY ie he turf f he reef aeipaoed ip ber pcf,on aud fF oes. and ds bussemtufa in fhis behalf expended
 f.,. Given gwdcf ny hrud sHd Inc -~a of the pis if trct Court ths 2fh day 0f December 4. O. isg5
 asc26 ED W WELLS Cisrk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
zs- Quick Cures and Moderate cAarss.
DIR. DOIIERTY,s

Private Medical and Surgical Institute s@rrsasenss ssgvst below Neewossy eopgs.sss pusias Maj ssaaasiF Csssf4aYs sss~b lrixaRr snsssans ss ishi>~itF1 strest Sea FsaNssss~4 EssasisbsA sKisyssly sFsni Inc nssss~A s1saA sna sr@nttr assiosi A1 Inc s=4 sGs. af s;s lnvAis eHa thFseAe hseAsss ss s~<rvsy snA H.i ssxaGi I1 1susnlsrs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
sysrn.atarrh.a

pR DoBTRTY iss hsss pahf'slsea iE y~sssass fAs. fhisi suEtedytse As yiaus ard saf~seen@s tSh ss lufszsnrs er ssify, tssng si~f Trsafse sF~rr~s .euisai NsAksesa Sgrssas sr rRyssal Astsiiy cvasrtaeuf ufsn fkts A1sstza sthsr of he Asssai ur-ans
 fks iisas vpfk eassas nass9ssas sf iAs ts all sbsthsg aarfs~i siaxis aHd 9 he fhtE ty wal reesasa sf six csps a pa..axs s,Anrs sos r<tufp f.sfaGe-
 AAiss-- wE DoHERTY. MD
 y~etam saa fFanssre. CsA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Sober Facts for Thinking People.


 Year after year, for an eighth Of century. the Press of the country has chrnnieed fhe hepefieisl effects of HoTETTERs STOMACH BfrrHgs Editors. authors, physicians, merchants officers oi the army and navy csesnisis, couu5eioss. mll,. issers ofths gospel, In short, great cloud of wit nesses Of every profession, trade and calling have testified 10 Is efficacy aA tonic and regulating medicine. The names and statements of these witnesses have been published in the public prinis Many of them are well known 10 the whole public. Their testimony has never been challenged or impugDsd Upon evidence far !ess weehiy men acquitted .. ee.a:....... .- r.,,,. sci-rtieuz 5aTies
 HosfrrrEH's STOMACH BrrrEss Is not. how. ever, Epon trizi- tt has been tried and tronoune. ed, on the authority of those whose lives and heaisa it has preserved, pure, harmless, and eru inenliy salniaFy 'elraiion. Attempts have been made 10 rival it- They have filled. Can i, De necessary to gay why they have faileds Ask the recovered dsspeptlcs, bilious sufferers victim. of Fever and agne, and nervous subjects who have experienced hs effects, what they think Of it. AsK THEM and be guided solely by what they say. Sold everywhere
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
ARIZONA MINER Book and Job Printing Office.

 THE MINER office Is well supplied with Presses, Plain Fancy and Ornamental Type. and the pro- prietors are determined to execute all work with which they may be favored tn tbe ncaiest and best style of the art.
 Work may te ordered from any part of the Territory, and, when accompanied with the cash, it will be promptly executed and sent by mail. or as directed
 Persons sending us money for subscription, advertising or job work. may forward ii by mall. or otherwise, al tbeir own risk
 CHARGES MODERATE Address,
 "ARIzoNA MINER.
 PRRscoTr. A. rs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

CAMPBELL & BUFFUM, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, CigaS, Clothing, DryGoods, Boots, Shoes, TinwRre, Hardware, Paints, Oils.
 &c., &c., Sc FIRE-PRooF BUILDING. West Side Of the Plaza. Prescott, Arizona.
 JOHN G CAMPBELL,
 W. h. bUFFUM Prescott, April 4 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Quartz Mountain Saw Mill.

TuE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is \ called 10 the fact that we have renewed facilities for the manufacture 0f
 All Kinds of Lumber, for Building purposes and for Mills Snd Mining HE- Come with your money, and we will ar. range the price according to the qnAliy Tertas, cash on delivery, payable la L. & gold coin, or .ts equivalent in euif,ney
 A Q. NoYEs. Agent Prescott, September iT, is6T
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.

au Franessco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27
RdgeneId boundary Lines

Ia the House of Representatives yes
terday, an amendment was offered TO a
Senate bill, and adopted, TO change the
boundaries of Edgefeld. The bill goes to
the Senate to-day for their concurrence or
rejection. If the bill goes through, il will
curtail the present corporation limits at
least one-half, and prevent the officers
from administering the law where it is
most needed, a considerable portion Of the
property on the line of the river being ex-
cluded from the corporation. In justice TO
the people of Edgefeld, the boundaries
should not be changed, and when the or
iginal bill is returned to the Senate, We
hope to see the amendment stricken out.
The following is the amendment re-
ferred to, which was offered by Mr. Ker.
chiyal, and tackled on to Senate bill incor-
poratiDg the Eas. Tennessee Mining and
Manufacturing Company:
Be it further enacted, That the corpora
ton of Edgefeld, in the county Of David
son, shall be confined to the following
boundaries:
Beginning in the middle of Cumberland
river at a point due west from the mouth
Of Oldham street on said river and running
thence east with the center Of Oldham
street TO Dickinson street, thence with the
center of Dickinson street to Cowan street,
thence north with the Center of Cowan
street 10 the Shelby and Crutchen line,
thence eastward with said line TO the
Whites Creek pike, thence across said pike
and in an eastwardly direction to the in
tersection of Lisby pike to Norma
street, and thence eastwardly with
Norma street TO the Driver road,
thence southwardiy with said road 10
Lawrence Firms north corner usald road,
thence easlwardly to said Firms north
line, it being the line Of ODonuell &
Cook, TO the Gsllatin pike, thence south
wardly with said pike to point opposite
the center of Church street, near Hobson's
chapel, thence southwardly with said
Church street 10 point ono huTch street OF
pJsite the mouth of Sewer; thence TO Sc
vIer street; thence westUardly with Sewer
street to Minnick street; thence with Min.
nick street to William street, and thence
with William street TO its intersection with
Tulip street; and thence thorough twenty
faOt alley, which divides the lands of the
Shelby heirs, and the lands of Barry and
Roberts TO the center of Shelby avenue,
aud thence westwardly with the center of
Shelby avenue to the middle of the Cum
berland river at the point opposite the
steamboat landing aud Nashville, and
thence with the middle of said river to
the beginning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27

We have sdded several names to tUe
list Of our Agents in this mornings paper
and while we feel ucder lasting obligations
to our Agents for their efforts in our be-
half heretofore, we now ask the old and
new ones, and our friends generally, to so
cooperate with US as to double cur cub
scriptiop list in the next few months. This
can be done if each friend will but exert
himself little. We again ask our Agents
and friends to present the claims Of our
paper to every reader in their respective
localities, and urge the people to subscribe
for and read Ice Peoples Paper. Get up
a Club in every neighborhOOd. ,a-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27
NeW AdYertlsements.

Baldwin, the clothier, northeast corner
of Broadway and Canal street, is the recog-
niyed leader Of ths retail clothing trade in
New York. Persons visiting that city
will find Just what they want in the
clothing line.
Persons owing for water tax can pay
at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets at Soc in the
dollar.
Harrison & Proctor, opposite Stacey
House, Church street, are Offering for sale
their entire stock of family groceries, fI'
lures, ETC., at sacrifice.
Clay Roberts, proprietor of the Henry
House, GAINESVILLE, adVertises for stew
ard.
The dust-beridden citizens of our lead
ing business thoroughfares will fac some
thing to their interest by reading the adj
vertisement of /. w. Carpenter.
10 40 coupons, due March l, are cashed
in gold at par at the National Savings
Company corner Of Union and College
Capt. A. L. Berry makes timely sug-
gestion in regard to foul chimneys and de.
fective flues. Take his advice, and profit
thereby.
E. w. Schrader has purchased the right
to use Potter's Plastic Slate for Davidson
county. For roo6og purposes, it is said to
have no superior, and by its use leaky
roofs will be made as good as new. J. K.
Rugg, general agent, will be found at No. {
Maxwell House, to exhibit samples 70
such as may desire TO see the new patent
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, sells exchange
on New York, Louisville, Memphis, etc.
sells drafts on Scotland, England, ireland,
and all parts of Germany receives depos'
its and allows interest thereon, and lie doing
a general banking business.
Antonio Corrieri, Church street, is daily
in receipt of fine fruits.
The Pink Varble il tie packet for 81.
Louis to-day.
The Talisman goes to Cairo this evening
al 4o'clock.
The Argonaut is advertised to depart for
Cincinnati to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27
DIR. LIGHTHILL,

Owing toihe extraordinary success which
has attended his practice in Nashville dur
ing the past few months, has consented to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27
FROM Z. A. COLLINS, ESQ,
of Milan. Tenn.


Messrs. Piglis, Manier & Hall, NasEyilIc
Tenn:
GENTLEMEN DR.. LIaHTHILL expects L
visit your city soon, and for the benefit o
the suffering l wish to say, through you
to your very extensive acquaintance in
this and other Southern States that DIR.
Lighthill can do all for the suffering that
can be afforded bv skill. science and a
comprehensive experience.
Indeed, DIR. LIgh:hill performs some
almost miraculous cnres One case for in
stance. Iplaced under his treatment, over
two years since, my niece, Miss Eliza
Mitchum, of McLemoresvilIe, Tenn. She
had been suffering from a child with
rising in the head, which had for years
emitted through the ear very ugly and
offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physIcians of the coun-
try and had baffled the skill o all. DIR.
Lighthill kept her under his immediate
charge for ten days and then sent her home
with remedies She used the remedies as
directed and in three months was entirely
well and still continues in excellent health
1t may be proper to state that when Miss
went under DR.. Ligtthil's treat
nent she Was unable to walk and, as her
friends thought, was rapidly approaching
ieath.
If you have any friends among your ex-
ensive acquaintance suffering with any
chronic disease you may safely recommend
hem to DR., Lighthill.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. A. Collins,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-27

ernor had no knowledge of the absence of
the fund from the Capitol till the discovery
was made in the winter of 1866. His as
tonishment and CONSERVATION when in
formed that Rutter had the fund was such
as to convince every one who talked with
him that he had known nothing of il be-
fore. The Governor boarded at my house
while in Nashville. l was with him every
day, and on the most confidential terms,
and have no idea that he ever knew any
thing of Rutter's scheme or operations,
and further saith not.
A. ]. FLETCHER.
SWORN STATEMENT OF GEO. R. RUrTEB.
@. Did Col. Jno. Brownlow ever receive
any money from You or through any agent
OF yours by your knowledge.
A. do not remember of ever having
given or loaned Col. Jno. B. Brownie
any money at any time.
GEO. r. RUTTER.