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MEDICAL.
DR. j., LYMAN KEuNEDY.
Formerly Of PhradslphiAj
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Els Canal. Entrance on Rampsr. Street.

Fer the of Diseases Of the rhros Lungs
Liver and Kidneys. Brcnehtis, oatsrrh Functional De-
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tons An diseases incidental to females at the dawn of
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named fssl that promise s,eedy and
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gushed ladies and in this country OF whom
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Medca has Investigated faithful the effects OF various
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great remedial power Pesens distance can consult
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25 Canal street. entrance on Rampant street
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- DIsEASEs-DR. De BAUSsET win take charge Of and
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Diseases Whites Bennorrhees, Ucers) Rheumatism, Cont
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NEAL rsrarE r.orTrRy
~
avn uIIIroN norIaRs7
LOCATED IN THIS CITY;
-.
GRANTED BY the Legislature Of the State In 1868 and which
embrace, m A. Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY, .ovn:
rHR FuENTTURE OF THE HOTEL
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK
" - $3.50 "
n6 lls and 10 Royal street. adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No IS St Loui
street, opposite me Ho'el
THE 81. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
txpRovrxFNrs
Nv
-. - 49,, -, $1,000
CULTIVATED GROUND.
IL '..''''''.'.'''''"'''T1ekes' $40
..,s.o... 49,. ...,-,.. "a. ..s IN
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Visiting and wedding Cards engraved IN the elegant
Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills LadIng
Checks, Invoices and Circular letters etc.. Lthographed
Seals, osnceiing Stamps, Door Plates. etc.
Initials embossed on paper and snvslcpes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR Die
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Be sure and buy Ticket in the Louisiana State
Lottery, Havana Plan, to be drawn Saturday,
March "a. Capital Prize, $4,000. Whole Tickets
only sl2.
Ixion Ixion.! The Man at the Wheel at the
Academy Monday night.
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benefit to be derived from the same IS
by favored few, who, like Gen. Ere
mont, can afford to board at the Ar
Iington House and pay Sj0,OOO per
annum for the same.
And would further state that the
name of the writer OF this is at the ser
vice ofany one interested in thesame,
that he is a man of property, and
challenges any contradiction OF the
facts asserted; that all the statements
made are susceptible proof, and VIII
be laid in due time before the Con-
gress of the United States. EROL.
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PARIS, December -Evening.-The
Radical Journals of to-day state that
"a non-commissioned officers and sol
diers of the Paris garrison, have been
arrested for having formed a Repubii-
can and Socialistic society. 1t Is now
asserted that the Ministry will resign
tomorrow.
The city is full of rumors as to the
names Of their successors, but they
cannot be traced to any reliable source.
II seems certain, however, that NJ.
Olivier will be charged with the for
nation of the new Cabinet.
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Hnn-Rasidanf Rntica

-. COLEAN. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Z = Ray. soils. Tor Complainant. nOIz
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

ished, and his old withered hands
frozen above his head, as if the ridicu-
IOus old creature had been calling
upon God to do something about it.
He ought not to have tried to evade
the law and sWindle the company.
He was so useful to the sinful and
stupid city Of Memphis as the men,
Der from Hardeman, that at the next
election he was returned as the Sena-
tor from that rebelliOus place, Mem
phis was unhappy, Of course. But /
hold that Old Jerusalem Is sent as a
punishment to the rebelliOus and
stiff-necked sinners. From the State
Senate Of Tennessee to the Congress
of the United States is but one step
for such a Smith. And here he is,
with his seat assailed-cOntested as il
is called-by another man who claims
to be more duly elected than Old Je-
rusalem.
As A CLAIMANT.
The biography Of this remarkable
man would be incomplete without
reference to his wonderful talent as
claimant.
Toward the close Of the war he ap-
peared before General Hurlbut, then
in command at Memphis, with a
claim of 5000 for damages done him
by the rebels. The Generals military
bowels of compassion were so moved
that he issued an order assessing the
loss upon the rebels of Hardeman,
each mothers son Of them to pay in
proportion TO his worldly goods.
These wicked rebels were assessed
and execution had; for that the nur-
sery of Grand Junction had been de-
spoiled. Pianos were seized and sold,
household furniture put up, and even
pots and pans levied upon, that Old
Jerusalem might berebuilt.
Not content, however, with this
raid, Smith, of Hardeman, while in
the Legislature, came back with his
claims, that had now grown to eight
thousand dollars. His tale of woe so
moved Gen. George II. Thomas, that
I he, also, issued an order of assessment.
I But, fortunately for the wicked rebels
of HaTdeman, the order passed
/ through Gen. WashbuTne's hands,
! then in command at Memphis, and he
stopped it in trdRSitu, calling Gen.
Thomas attention TO the fact that said
claim, in its infancy, had been salts
[ fed.
Then the Venerable Jerusalem turn
ed his attention to Congress. He sent
| thither his promising claim, that had
now grown to the enormous nagni-
tude of twenty-five thousand dollars.
It is precious document. The nur-
| sery and peanut stand of the Grand
| Junction have grown into a planta-
ton. The plantation has been rava-
ged.
The items are given with painful
accuracy, down to two ducks and six
chickens. The claim was forwarded
TO the Hon. MT Stokes, and as it
seemed to hang drearily on Stokes
hands, Ancient Jerusalem procured
his so-caued return to Congress, ana
was scarcely sworn in before the Hon.
Stokes handed him the papers, saying,
There's your claim; now prosecute
il yOurs9lf!'
] learn from some member Of the
Committee on flecIieGs-and from
thence I get the details for this pleas
inc little historical sketch-that the
seat claimed is considered shaky, and
after the holidays the venerable Jeru-
salem will probably be turned out, to
90, once more, into the useful and or
namental pursuit of peanuts andgum-
drops,
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FOREIGN.


MADRID, December 26.-La Cores
p0ndeRoia formally denies the pretend
ed reconciliation OF eX-Queen Isabella
and the Duke of Montpensier.
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Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court OF the City Of Memphis
3467-it. s. Taylor & Co, Plsin1ifis VS.. ". T.
Baker and p. Morgan. Defendants.
CLERKS OFFICE, November Is. 1863.
4 FFIDANIT for attachment having been
- made IN this case in pursuance CT section
5+lj Of the Code OF Tennessee, AMI attachment
having been isSuei and returned BIZ Tie
proper officer &" levied, etc, - on the proper. a
OF the defendants, Baker & Morgan: - I
It IS therefore ordered, Thatsltid defendant ts
appear at the Municipal Courtroom. iu the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Tuesday in January next. and defeud this
sun or he same VIII be taken for confessed
rs 70 them. and the case set for hearing eX-
psfte; and that eOpy Of this order be pub
lshsd once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal
A copy: FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Myers & Wyatt, Att'ys Tor PlaintiffS. no3l
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Eou-Resident Nof;se.

No 3672-In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
Tennessee. Naieri0us Sanford, Executor,
etc, vs. W. J. Norris et al.
IT appearing from afhdavit in this cause
4 that the defendsnts, John d. Armour T. A
Handbook, q. d. Campbell, r. W. Cam pbeil
and o. ID. Gibson, Admir- OF Mrs F. p. Drake.
are aon-residentS OF the s.tateo Tennessee:
It IS therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse ia the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on the hrst Monday
in January, lsIU, an1 plead, answer or de-
mur 20 Complainant Bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing eIparte; and that copy OF This or
der be published once week, Tor four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTUN ALSTOS, Clerk ana Master.
A cOpy-attest.
aBy bESJ. COL.IAN, Deputy Clerk and Master.
SanEnrs I. EaN- s.lIs L.r L-nrlu. .aInanr nnL.
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n tie Circuit Court OF shelby Couutv-D
Bowen and wife, Emma L., vs. Paul c Kay
minOr-Peuuou for Division Of Eeal Es-
tate.
II appearing from affidavit IN this cause
4 that the defendant. fgUl G. KY, IS q non
resident OF the state CT Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That be make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse I'll
the city Of Memphis, Tern. on the sosrtf
Monday In January, iS7D, and plead alisge.
VIII be taken for confessed as 10 htrn and
set for hearing e4pATte; and that a copy O
this order lie published once a week. for feul
successive weeks, III the Memphis Daily A b.
peal, VI. d i. STEW ART, Clerk.
4 cnpy-attest:
By b. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
SeIuggs " Duncan, Sols. Tor complainant. .
nn-I
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RoNfE, December 26. - Yesterday
His Holiness, the Pope, received the
calculations OF deputations Of the
Ecumenical Council. The occasion
was one OF utmost good feeling. Some
time during the present week the
Pope will receive, in the state of dip
lomatic corps, the Roman officials and
French officials on duty here. The
health of the Pope is excellent.
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Attachment Notice.

G.. A. Taylor VS. Ransom & Holbrook.
4 FFIDAFIT for attachment having been
ulalt - TINS cause m pursuance Of Sec
tiOn S4i5 oC the Code Of Tennessee. and a.
tachment having been issued, levied and re-
rurned, etc:
IT is therefore ordered, That the said de-
lendants appear before me, on the iss dav OF
Jauulry, is70, al 10 o'clock am. and defend
said suit. OF the same will Be taken for con
fessed ard the case heard explrfe:. anu that q
copy Of this order be published once a week.
Tor four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Daily Appeal. 5. A. MOORE, J. p
For Shelby county. Tennessee.
Scruggs & Duncan, Attorneys. nos1
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PrnvlsInnaI Goyernmcnt of Nlsslsslppl

JACKSON, Miss, December 20
General Ames has ordered the Legis-
la:ure to convene on the 18th OF Jan
uary. The following officers, elected
at the late election, are appointed pro-
visionai officers until their instalment:
James l.. AlcOrn, Governor; James
Lynch, eolored, Secretary OF state;
Henry Musgrove, State Audltori
Joshua S. Morris, Attorney General.
About one-fifth Of the Legislature
elncfnd are CnnsprNa tiNns
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Holiday Amusements,

SAVANNAH, Dec. ga fight oc-
Cured among some negroes, in the
eastern portion Of the city, and, while
a party of police were endeqvOring tC
stop the disturbance, they were at.
tackled by a large crowd, and one O
them, named John Sullivan, was shot
and instantly killed, and another Off
Ger, whose name is not given, wa:
wounded. Twenty-Five negroes have
been arrested,
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Horrihla KurdLr in the ..Huh. 2

Boston, December 26.-Catharine
Riley, a widow, aged thirty-fve, and
the mother OF two children, was
stabbed in the throat and killed yes
terday afternoon by George Collins, a
rough, aged twenty years. The mur-
der took place in Cross street, and
grew out Of a quarrel about the sum
of five cents. Both parties were un-
der the influence of liquor. Collins
WAS arrested,
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Rnad AnenIs nn Ihe Plalns.

CHEYENNE, December 26.-The
Denver mail coach was stopped fif-
teen miles from here last night by two
armed men. The stage contained two
men and the driver. They were un-
armed. The robbers after firing seVe-
raj shots took the stage team and mail
and drove OFF, leaving the passengers
to walk to Cheyenne. Sixty cavalry
men have gone in pursuit OF them TO-
daV.
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NOTICE.
Ta TH0sE WANING LAB0RERs !:

THAVE learned from an official source that
| there is q large surplus OF LABoRERs IN
Georgia Virginia and the Carolinas, who are
anxious TO come West, but are without means
to pay their expenses. In order TO induce
Immigration from the states mentioned, tne
has been reduced TO Two and THREE CENTS
per mile. ,.'MF..LyJ.htU.ss79 W. !. hUsS7, u
Gea1 Sup't Memphis and Charleston X h
MeInpbis, Tenn, December ID, 1869. de29
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Ernlasinn Of a Steam rnr.

NEW York, December 2G.-Th6
steam tugboat J. G. Neofiie, blew up
at the Atlantic Dock, Friday night,
and was nearly torn to pieces. OF
/ three men on board two escaped with
out injury, and one was badly scalded.
Some of the surrounding property was
damaged, but not TO great amount.
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NEW YORK, December 26.-At
a large special meeting OF the Union
League Club last night w. {. Bryant
offered resolutions of respect to the
late +. NJ. Stanton, which were unani-
mously adopted, and committee ap-
pointed to attend the funeral of de
caa~Cl
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LEGAL ADVERTISING LAW.
An Act to Regulate the Publication of
Legal Notices.

"SEcTIoN /. Be Il enacted, That it shall
be the duty of all Clerks, SAeritfs, ana
other court officers, TO make, or cause 10
be made, publications of all notices OF a
legal character in the newspaper published
i'm the county where such shall be ordered
having the largest circulation IN SAID
county, and where there is no newspaper
published in the county, then the publ
cation shall be made in the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
the largest circulation in said county,
ProUided, That in every instance where
the party or parties or the attorney or at
forFegs, Interested in said publication
shall have the right to designate the news
papers in which the said publication shall
be made"
We copy above so much of the legal ad-
vertising law as the public is interested
in. We do this for the sole purpose OF
putting the officers, HtigqRts and attorneys
npon their guard in relation to the mat
ter. and to guard them against being mis-
led. 1t is the privilege of the party or at
tornev, at whose instance an advertise
ment is inserted, to publish it in any pa
per he pleases.
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ExEcuToRls NOTICE.

HAVING filed with the Clerk ofthe County
4 4 Court my rnal settl leLneut as Executor Of
the last viii and testam ent OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogers. deceased. all persons interested there
In can appear and make their objections. II
they have any, or the same viii be con hrmed
at the January term, lss1, Of said court This
December ), is03. JAS A CHEA1H-
deco Executor, etc,
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sranish ennhnass Aqain.

NEW YORK, Dee. 26.-Ten more Of
the Spanish gunbOats went below yes
terdav, and lay off Quarantine until
the last three, which are short OF men,
can iO;n them.
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SPICER g. SHARPE,
354 ksia ST., Hageyney Block.

A ri RECEIVING FRESH GOODS. DAILY.
u by river and rail By late arrivals We
nave fresh supply Of
BOrden's Condensed BIiIk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand-I0O dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and Molassesi
New Buekwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Butter;
New Golden syrups; New Carolina Rice
Pigs Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves
All varieties Of new Canned Gooos5 =
Mess Nfaekerel and Goldfish;
North Carolina Hsrrings;
Fine Toilet soap; choice C0Gees and Teas
nols sPICER = SHARPE
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CHANCERY SALE
WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1853.

No -5lA, o. la-Chaneery Court Of Memphis
Y y virtue Of an tnterIocutory decree IN this
~ cause, VIII sell, a. puulie a1ctio-. % the
highest bidder. IN the town Oi Fort PleEeri1-
on W EiSl-spAN, December -. ls p. within le-
gal n0urs, the following jtscri1 1ed Real Estate
to-wits
The south half OF Block No. -9. IN that part
Of the city eI Memphis called Fort Pickariug.
ana lying between Elltl street GA tE- aIs-
and Fourth street on the o. e-l. and 81 10tslju
street on the souiu, and the 1rsf as.ey easf OF
GilOlsOn street ON the uurrI rIoCtIu- q -ea-
o inches on Fifth street and Gu tal. 81 ol0l-
son street
TEENS OF SALE.-Cash TO the ano1ut OF the
decree herein ard COSTS balance ou O. s--e..--
OF eve months. Eqtity Oi ret Il pt lon
barrett.
In case the above sale shall flfl q, bring .1- 10
amount Of the decree herein allL. costs. -.
and IN tlat event The uoTjh haIt %. said
Blocl 10. % VIII oC sold, la lots or s1ll Is-.-
slonsi sale TO continue until She aucuus
requisite 10 satisfy the decree herein aud
costs, in CASH e. yielded.
Terms Of sale Of north half OF Block No. co.
Ons-ilal1 cash. balance on a credit o. twelve
months. Equity Of red euptiuu barred.
uOS1 A.AIL-rtl< A. ard NJ
The above sale Is pCstponed tiiI WEpNEs-
DAY, January ;, 1870.
del6 =. ALSToN. Csnd NJ.
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
DasirucfiYe Err

PHILADELPHIA, Deoember o.
Fu,es destroying property to the
amount of half a million dollars oC-
cured here isst night and to-day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, sALE.

% Y virtue Of a renewed order OF sale, rem
y dered at the October term. 1863, Of the 5lis-
sissippi county Circuit Court. VIII proceed
to sell, to the highest and best bidder. on q
credit OF four months. at the courthouse door
IN the town Of Osce0la Arkansas
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The amount of pine lumber still re-
naming in Michigan is matter OF
much Importance. Men familiar with
the subject estimate that the total OF
the lumber manufactured in the State
up to the close of 1869 was I, 200, 600, ,0O0
feet, involving the stripping of go
600 acres of pine land, aud that ;06D,
600 still remain with standing timber,
which will yield 1900, 900, 600 feet ol
lumber. The total value of the future
product in lumber, shingles, lath, etc.,
is placed at $300, 1000, 600, and careful
observers think that within fifteen OF
twenty years it will have been wholly
cut and marketed.
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rr5 oetba na,matIan RebeIIion.

VIENNA, December 26.-Advices
have been received here stating that
the Dalmatian rebels haye laid down
their arms and surrendered.
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$500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, His Exeellenev. Powell Clay
W ton, Governor Of Arkansas, having ofii-
eially offered q reward OF Two Hundred Dol
lars Tor the arrest and conviction OF JAMES a
DAVIS, who murdered my husband, Augustus
l.. Witherington. az Moro Landing, on the
Ouachita river, Arkansas, on the zlth day Of
March, 1859. Now. therefore, be tt known, that
hereby offer an additional reward OF Three
Hundred Dollars tor the arrest and safe con-
finenent Of the said. James A Davis IN any
prison ia the United states. or IN the Terri
tories thereof where he can be procured upon
n rsss,i1isftion fronn the Governor OF this State
a r,Siress hfRs. n. E. WlTHERINGroN.
Ianark, Bradley county, Ark
November ], 1862.
DEsCRrPr1oN.-Said James A. Davis Is about
dffy years Of age, about 5 feet 10 inc'nes IN
hizht hair and beard gray; has lot q pOr-
ton OF his frOnt teeth. sharp leatures, and
com plexion Drowned BY exposure 70 the
weather; is an inveterate smoker rather
slow Of speech; generally goes armed with a
navy-six shooter or q ride; was a rcsidens OF
California some years since, and IS supposed
TO be now somewhere IN F-.at state. He Is
familiarly known amos his acQuaiutsnce1
as (" Jim Davis, det3
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI ANB TENNESSEE RAILRoAD,0
OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIS, TENN, December ~, 1869. }
ITO COTTON AND COMMISSION MER-
L CHANTS: Notice is hereby given that
all cotton and other goods received at this
Depot viii be stored at the expense ana risk
OF whom IL may concern. If not promptly re-
moved within twenty -four hours after arrival
at Memphis. This order viii be strictly en-
forced, regardless of parties
de2i j. NJ. PAMPLIN, Agent.
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On TUESDAY. January 4. l87O.

all that tract Of land lying IN said county, and
known a. the NOdena farm. containing about
500 acres-ab0ut sa0 acres cleared. sale 10 be
made within lawful hours
CIiAS. BOWEN, Commissioner.
At the same time aud place, 1 viii sell. to
the highest bidder. for cash. ten mules. placed
in my hands as Receiver Of the BOstfck &
Jordan trust fund JAS r. REST
deeie IPa.ofra-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mssnglc HOTlcF

4 SPECIAL com muuication OF DeSoiO Q
n Lodge No. 2g9, will be held This ~
(MONDAI) Evening, December Hth,/~N
for installation OF officers.
All VI. MS are frateTnally invited.
By order Of i. NJ STANLEY, ". II.
L. W. SHELTOS, Secretary. deI
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House is elected to the Convention
from Williamson county. And so are
A. o. p. Nicholson and w. Vance
Thompson, from Maury,