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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

With an able and eloquent dissertation By
Prof Leonard Bacon, of Yale College. Com
mendsd by the most eminent disines and
ablest scholars in all pasts OF the eonntry,
As EXACT RxRaISr of the latest Eaglish
PEOPLES EDITION." and d.ssrs froa sis
Others, by the substitution, BY he authors, Of
trauslations and notes in English, in place
of numerous quotations and notes in forsga
languages.
know Of no work that can rival this it's
clear and fasein sting discussions are the
very thing we need. Raw. b, W MsDenneid,.
D D, LII D, Lebanon, Tenn.
1t should be in the library Of svsry family
where the English language 10 spoken. R..
Milligan, Prss't Kentucky University.
DR.. Bscoa's name iu c0ansstion with this
edition ia a tower of strength. Rev Jos n
futile, D D, Pres Wabash College.
1t is one Of the most instructive and Do.
ightful books in existence. Rev John A
Broadus, D D, Greenville, 8 G.
1t is a work ofstsyling merit, aad 10 saieu~
lated to do great good. Rev W W Gardiner.
Prof. in Bethel College, Ky.
1t 10 an inexhaustible storehouse Of thought
and information. ReE A G Osborn, D, St
Louis, No.
No work in the fang.age approximasss IT,.
Rev. Mark Hopkins, D D, President williams
College.
would recommend this unsurpassed lit
| ersry aud HISTORICAL work to all. Rev 3 l.
Drake, Jonesbcro, Tenn.
The most interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under my notice. Pres.
Gaswell, D d, LII D. Brown University.
We consider it an Invaluable work B.
Fraklin, Ed Amer Chr Review, Cinsianati,
Ohio.
The travels Of the great Apostle, a. Illus
trated in it, are of surprising interest,". Rev
o Summers, D D, Nashville.
most valuable work learned, accurate,
and written In style peculiarly attractive
and eloquent. Rev. F Asrrick, D D, Ii D,
Pres. Ohio Wesleyan University. W
Send for Is page descriptive circular, Civ.
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| Address
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Paint for Farmers. &c.

'INHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co
L are now manufacturing the best, cheap
est and most durable PAINT in use two coats
wei PIT on. mixed with pure linseed Oil. will Iast
III or 10 years; it is of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color and can be changes to green, lead
stone. drab, olive or cream to suit tn. sste or t
consumer. II is valuable for Houses Fences. Barns
Carnage and Car makers. Pals and Wooden-ware
agricultural implements, Canal Boats Vessels ana
onlps Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs
W oeibg flre and Water-proof) Floor Oil Cloths.
Zone manufacturer having used 5 900 bbIS the past
year,) and as a Paint for any purpose is unsur-
passed for body. durability, elasticity, and adhe
sveness Price, 81 per Dbl. of 800 lbs, which will
supply farmer for years to come. Warranted in
all cases as above. Send for circular which gives
all particulars. None genuine unless branded in
Trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint Persons can
1 pro me rant and remit the money receipt Of
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or this line has been thoroughly reorgan1. with
a special view to accommodating the iieg traffic
between the North and the South, and tdadvan-
tagrs which it offers in
Low Rates, dispatch, Saving Instance,
and prompt payment of all claims for loss image
nvercharge etc. make il tar superior toa com.
peting route. Through bills of ladng at uaran
,eed rates may be procured at all principnffi :es
in Eastern cities ALBERT FIX
Fl. G. MARSHALL, Gen'h G..
Gen. Eastern Ag't, No . Astor House Y
A. w. ROUHnTEEE, General Southern Act
Fb2ntl Cor Camp and Common SITS, y.
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A 81 90 EENBACK
AGENTS WANTED FOg 49,
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MATTHEW HALE SMITHS NEW SOCK
:" Nun Shine and Shadow IN New York. ~
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LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Being the most complete aud graphic preseptssioA
II both the bright and
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me day. another sold and delivered 727 in Is days
mother 3O4 in ] days.
If You 18Th ~ knew how Fortunes are made sna
Lust in q day: hsw Shrewd Men sre rujnpd In Wall
street; how Couatry men are swindied By Shasp-
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EEL have on hand a large lot of
common cottonade and linen ready
made goods that | will sell cheap for
the money. Planters, who have their
freedmen to supply with such goods
would do well to call and see my
stock before purchasing.
A. b. DANCY.
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Patent Metallic White Clothes Lines

TJNHE undersigned, agent of the American Wire
i Company of New York, would beg leave to call
the attention of the huusekeepers of Madison
county, to their Patent Natalie Clothes Line,
which has been found to be the only article suita-
BILE for n clothes line, except the old fashioned
rope, which always causes so much annoyance and
trouble by breaking, rOtting out and dscolorng
rro'ho~ - - .asS rIUiIe those annOyan-
;eS, and when it is once put up it gives no more
trouble.
Price, 81 cents per foot
Specimens can be seen at the Drug store of
MRby d Richards
MaY2 Il. II. GOULD, Agent.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM FAX
$50 Octave PaRrs. SAC Densssnu1 anl
Useful liia.srasisas. a.

This book shows how the Farmer Planter may
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much out OF stock; how THREE times ths quantity II
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can be raised from and how oil the prents q
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Planter. Stock Raiser. Gardener and Ffun Cusagisr
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accord ng to ability and energy. Send for Crealass.
giving full description. Address
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W A T E RS
NEW SCALE PIANOS
With Iron Frame, overstrung Bass, and
Agraffe Bridge.
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs,
TheiBest Manufactured Warranted for
Six Xears.

Unity new aud second hand Pianos. Melodeons
Il and Organs of six fl st-class makers. at lon
prices for cash, or one-third cash and the balance
in Monthly Instalments. Second hand lnstru-
ments at great bargains. illustrated Catalogue
mailed. Warerooms 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checks
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Miss. Central r. r.
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8ooks Il Netuspapers,
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To sell the only Unabridged Complets Peo-
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SONS LEE AND EPISTLES OF
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

r s5s orAHza
THE FORTY THIEVES; rSHs.A'A SO00hSA
STRIKING OIL IN FAMILY JARS.
rosTy THEyE fS;sn,1s @s ss. hYPA
E9k4y E9k4y elegant MEhfz
ESs4y ESs4y fi 1.un
=: B.ssss Ssss.,
EosY THvE The FSs nursery ssSn.
EoRTy THiEyEs The silver Forest !, !. vo-.
E9sTY Day
s$sEE 1s:SiS sH sis
D bva7 s1scE EoSDos sdddass' aas
IS syas' as sETaseEDs
EACH afs4a EvksNa ssb SAP JAW nATsEE
'' time T. s.T Hsfs shSDo% SfsI'sP'sg: 1sE RE-
GRACE EidHEiiR II sxrEES kAyE SEIosoLDs
LIE .:.5 x
A'ss' soIEoEfSs sufERfos H seSfS saeoSfaSx
u. " Glands Hamilton. u Williamson.
ssfSsbsR sssf si siiaTas TaFisss
csAsA s1sgKasdS FeYEsE KE.5oas m !, ma.
FAREWELL Ii es SPESaffc Err REPRESENTATIONS
isfa
!. s So%sis s.sssss as.nss osiosi
Thursday In ssFosylyR sAssceaHs%Ecri'pno
FAREWELL sEsEfiE q j Mss KELLOGG.
Miss KELLOGG in her great role Of Marguerite.
Es.sss .na JAMES Esisf aAYEs
su''nsi; SIKH FIVE WEEK or SIKH WEEK sa1os'
SECOND VOLUME ANNIVERSARY OF SECOND VOLUME
usrAHxInEnEb A EsalEB F5FdLaE1rr F5Ah q
5ss sss ssss; ro1
wnnNrsn.1 GEANp SAEA raIe5,S MEEK
ONE YEAR OLD. inD' ONE YEAR OLD.
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MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY
SsS ,S ;SiSfa SS5ss sSs
(and perpetual victim Of,
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N Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music
= MATiNEEs AT sN,
wEEPNbs9Ayr EoNbs2 srSST, aHG sAuShPAf' MARoH 4
a' faf ssTEas Safni
In their exquisite act Of ground gymnastics entitled
rs rs ;ESS ;ESS BE = SSESS: SSESS:
performed by these celebrated artists for four consecutive
AND THE Ess rAa
SfSs IHH SPriSs THAsEsH sEIars
thu. .ordns the public an opportunity OF seeing hsss
srlPsRR nrnN sHH HoRsExSSsHrp sAMn xisaT
AND WONDERFUL ACROBATIC FEAfS.
MILE. CAROLINE ROLAND
sssEAE sEs4f .ssEsfF Il al
rHn MI1shhM isIMfrASPE ASP ccESARl cEoAsls,
-'' ''' ''if The SxSSo1H cIEcTs Tsccgrs.
BY THE CORPS OF voLTIaEURs
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seats secured sin days in advance.
MS 3. y. coSwAy,s PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYH
M THIS EVENING.
FIRST TIME IN AEERICA.
MABEL
sass is M. Conway
Mr.. AND MRS. WHITE.
I'll oos GRANTS staH cAbiNET, Ha, GRAND q oxLIEaoRY
Return Of the Williamsburg Troupe
Prot. FRENCH AND HIS TRAIN ED DOGS.
hsf EVERY
n wAsHINeToNs LAST MOMENTS.
u MUSEUM BROADWAY
OF OPEN FROM
ANATOMY. SA. NJ. I'll 10 r. u.
DYING INFANT VENUS
ZOUAvE. LOVELY GERTU.
DEATH or WASHINGTON.
SrEINwAY HALL-GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUL
In ~ lha urdsx NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rvHEATRE FRANCAIB.
Sole Lessee and Director. j. 0RAU.
NOTICE
In conseousucs Of tha necessary
DAY AND NIGHT kEHEARsALs
wanted for Onenbachs
LA VIE PARISIENNE,
the production Of which has on ACCOUNT
fndispositlon Of several OF the -
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS,
THERE WILL BE NO.PERF0RMANCEE FOR SEVERAL,
DAYS
Due notice will be given the irss representation Of
LA VIE PARIsIENkE
WOODS MUSEUM.
w LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF THE POPULAR
FAvORITES
MIR. AND MRS. W. j. FLORENCE
whose personation OF their original characters in the
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
a received with undniashed ind paronas
MATINEE EVENING,
at o'clock; ats o'clock precisely.
The buriesque MI OF the sea- The great Moral Drama
son last week Of It's run. THE
IAION, TICKET OF LEAVE MAN,
The Man at the Wheel, SEEING LIFE
and the unequaled BACK FROM PRISON
MORLACCHT TROUPE OFFICE MEsSENaER
in q select Ballet diyerse- HUNTED DOWN
ment including the renowned Museum on vaw
MORLACCHI all hours
CANCAN. without charge.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

H1 WEST NINTH sTREET.-A LARGE AND HAND
Ot somcy furnished Room TO let to rentcman without
board terms moderate references required No moving in
Nav
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

c0 IRVING PLACE.---A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w Suit OF Rooms TO let, second floor front to gentle
gentleman and wife, with without Board private
table II required.
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ZOE sALK,

RARE OPPoRTUNIrY.-THE LEASE STOCK AND
FIXTURE: q good paying and wsh hs.sd Up sAoSn %
Trad. and !: wsh Ssy %
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Sheriff Selss.

ID J. \. and }. h.. Lee VS. Robert Bibb,-
II. BY virtue Of Sn alias Fl. Fa. issued
from the Circuit Court Of KhuT County, test
ed the 2ud Monday Of February, 1869, and to
me directed, l VIII proceed to sell, at the
door of ths Court House in Blountyille, Ten
nessee, on Saturday the 18th day Of May,
1859, to the highest bidder fer cash in hand,
all the right, title, claim ard interest that
Robert Bihh has in and to a certain tract Of
land in the 18th Civil District of said Couu-
ty, adjoining the lands of John G. King and
others, lying east OF the East Tenn. 4 Va. R..
Road, containing fifty acres, more or less,
levied on - satisfy a Judgment in favor Of
K. J. D., Lee and j. Z. Lee, and against the
said Robert Bib and others. April IL, 1869.
69aPl6w4pfS5.] T. H, EASLBY, Sheriff.
Jesse Adams ct al VS.. VIM. Staufeld ct Al.
u BY virtue Of one nj. Fa. issued from the
Cbancery Court of Sullivan County, tested
the 3rd Monday of November, 1858, and to
me directed, | will proceed to sell, at the
door Of the Court House in B,ountvilIe, Ten
nessee, on Saturday the 18th day Of May,
1869, 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right, title, claim and interest, sup
posed to be an estate for life, that VIM. Stan
htld has in and to a certain tract of land in
Civil District No. - Of said County, adioin-
ing the lands of Sinclair Gunhing, - Bond
and others, costaiding 100 acres, more or
less, to satisfy a Judgment for costs, in favor
Of Jesse Adams and others, and against said
Stauheld and others. April II, 1869.
6sapl6w4plS5.l 7. Il. BASLEY, Sl,F.
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C < r 9

We wish to arrange with Agents, NAL, q,
female, to represent the American Shuttl,
Sewing Machine, in each State, County. and
Town in The United States and Ontario. r..
ira inducements TO Experienced Agents. 70,
full particulars, as to Salary or CommissloO.
address,
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D0NDHoLnERs 81 hs yirEinia 4 Tsunsssss Raii.
Id ROAD Company sre repeatedly rsqnsaisd 10 r..
burg, Va,
T. Ths number ari argrrrais smouut ~ Bonds
tprneipai,l hsld under eaeh morfgaEa separatsly.
NJ. The number andsmauufhf raHpsua pat due, 70
DE LET - Januarv. is9. inelusirs
Tha cumpanT dsslt 81 this infarraiior With 4 viev
u sofnmnnicaiinE directly with tteh Bondboldsr, %
eobnsciion nth this aBd othrr Interests % mutual
sonssrn VIZ HfHosE, f-srs~s.
flnf11tf
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Waro.rOoms 4Sl Broadway, N. Y.


The Waters Pianos are known Sc Among the very
BEsr.-N. Y. ErdngdiS.
We ear speak Of the merits " ths Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge rs being Of the very best
quality Christian Iaelhgsacrr.
We have one Of Mr.. Waters Pianos nov In our ros-
idcucr Crhere It has stood for years. Of which any
manufacturer in tho world might we'll be proud We
have always been delighted with It rs a sweet toied
and powerful instrument, and there Is no doubt Of its
durability more than this, some Of the best amateur
players in the city, As well Az several celebrated plan
oists, have performed on the said piano, and all pro-
nounCo It a superior and frs; class Instrument
Stronger Endorsement We could Not siVe.-HoHe Jour
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So They Go.


One By one the hopes Of the rebels
f,r a hetteriug Of their condition BY
othrr mean than submission to the
power that suhjugated them are de-
strNrd. Johnson failed them only
because he lacked the power. Tie
Civ,l Rights Bill and the Freedmen's
NiN, wore successfully vetoed and re-
passed, and now the Supreme Court
rats far away the day Of their de,
iiv~crsnce, The following piece Of
news dashes many fond hopes.
SUPREME CouRT-RHE MARBLE CASE.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day disposed Of the case Of
VIM. II. McArdle, the Mississippi
editor, who, il will be r~ecollected,
was arrested, tried and sentenced to
Imprisonment by the military aVthori-
ties several years ago, on the charge
Of writing and publishing seditious
articles in his newspaper. He had
appealed from the Circuit Court OF
tho United States for the Southern
district of Mississippi, which had de-
MED the writ of habeas corpus. Chief
Justice Chase delivered the opinion
of the Court, Diminishing the appeal
for want of jurisdiction.
When will the unreconstructed
rebels learn wisdom by the things
they suffer2-Kaor Wing.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE Of a Deed Of trust. to me er.
I'D ecuted, on the 2nd day Of July 1868.
BY A. g.. Lowry, TO secure the payment Of 4
eertioH note, Amounting TO S3z7 o., due 10
Jobu Powell, ] will proceed to cell at the
door Of the Court House, IN Blountville.
Tenn, on Saturday the l5th day Of Nay,
1869, all the right, title and interest, legal
and equitable, Which the said A. @. LoSry
has IN snd TO a certain house sud lot, IN tie
east end Of the town Of BlountEiile, on The
south side Of Main street, lying between said
Main and the back streets, adjoining the 10,
Of hrs. N. J. Davis, and the sllsy separating
said lot from the Hiek'I lot, containing oos
half an acre, more or lesi. TERNS Cash
In hand. April 10, 1859.
W. v DEADERlCK, Trusts,.
'tssprieplpg5
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V. n. ANDREWS Gen. Ag,t.

: Detroit, Mich.
Il. B.-For the benefit of orr Agents v.
have arranged with parties who have Good,
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell
We will send Book o. Samples and full DAT.
t%iculars on receipt of one red stamp. Adde'S,
G. v n. ASDRsTs, Gen, Ag't, Detroit, Mich
ls6sdec25yI.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE,

HAVlNG THIS DAY suggested the insol.
Ii vency OF the estate Of Henry II. Bragg,
deceased, to the Clerk Of the Coanty Court
o: Sullivan county, Tennessee, this is there
fore to give notice 10 all persons having
claims against said estate, to file them, prop
erlv authenticated, with the Clerk aforesaid.
at Blountville, on or before the Gath dav OF
July, 1869, for pro rata distribution, or they
will he forever barred, both in law and eoui
ty, March -, 1859. T. W. KEEN, Admir-.
Championships
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AGENTS

FOR LOSSING'S PICTORIAL HISTORY or
THE UNITED STATES from its settlement
to the present time in one Imperial Octave
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RIAL HISTORY OF THB CIVIL WAR in
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close. The author visited III the principal
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ed with most Of the officers engaged in the
War. Also, LANNAN'S DICTIONARY OF
CONGRESS, embracing Biographical Sketch
es OF all the members OF Congress, Heads Of
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Information, published in no other forms.
All The above are standard works and Should
be in every library. A copy Of each car be
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07

AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MlGRIN[l

IS retalied at a price within the reach :.
rms Machine uses a straight needle, m,s ~,
the LOCK STITCH (alike on both 'i5., MAKES Z"
a 'e'fadidsting tension, and can A. u''
y'fi''y Of sewing 1t win hem, fell, MIMI
cord, braid seam, quilt, tuck, rnm. ''nu
gather vii! work equally well on ,liE aa'
WOODEN or cotton goods, with silh, liD.D
cotton thread. , or
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Circuit Court, Carter County.

"HBREAS a judgment was rendered IN
Wv the Circuit Court Of Carter County,
Tenn, on the FIRST day Of July, 1861, in favor
rt Peter RaSOr against James P. T. Carter,
tban G. Taylor, Robt. Love and W. B.
ftrtsr, and whereas, at the March term, 1869,
u said Court, II was suggested and admitted
vat plaintiff Rasor had died, and It appear
rtg TO the satisfaction OF the Court that II.
: Murphy has been appointed Administra-
rpr Of the estate Of plaintiff Easor. On mo-
roo il was ordered that seirs Jlcios issue 10
me defendants Robert Love aud William B.
r,rter, and that publication be made as to
. isndans Vat G. Taylor ard James P. T..
F,ftsr who are non-resideni5, notifying them
o. appear q, tbs next term Of this Court to
held for said county, at the Court House
% h.-Abetbton, on the second Monday in Ju-
1850, and shoH cause Why the Judgment
.ainsi them should not be revived in the
tsme Of Il. P. Murphy, Adminislrator &c. as
''aintiG. TohJames P. T. Carter aud Nat.
IS. Taylor are hsreby notified to appear be-
IRE the Court, At the Court House In Eliza
r'ihtoa, on the second Monday in july 1859.
I'D show cause, II sny you have, WIZ The
idgnsat Of Peter Rasor against yoa ana
Vera shall not be revived In the name m
nj. p. Murphy Administrator Of ,hs sstats AZ
f4s- Rssar, deceased, a. Plaintiff.
n nss.. r O. wbitt, Clerk Of said Court
,'ti,s ~ ghazbethton. The second Nondav
Nsreh 1889. hsrch 20, 1889.
'prssv ieRio RfCHARn G WHITE, CIt.
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To All Whom 1t MAY Concern,

DY "a 80 n The Gensrsl Assembly q tennessee.
iru0U8. vtHOrB, er FBRhENTBD LIQUOns. AIE
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