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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-12
IOFFIcIAL.l
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session OF The Forty
FIRST Congress.
foFFIcIAL.I
Tpubifc ResoIution-Ne. 5

Resolution TtIaII'V 70 C".TSV''1. IcVs'
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Eepresen-
t.,tivcs o. The Uaitcd States Of America Ill Con
-r,ss assembled, That section three of chapter
Two hundred and thirty-three Of the public acts
the thnty-uinth Congress, approved July
twenty-five. eighteen hundred and siXty-six, le
and is hereby, declared 10 take eject from and
after January first, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And all fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obediauce II the provision Of said
section, and which accrued prior To said first day
i January. ci-hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out Il consular receipts
Approved, March IS, 1863.
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Between This City AND alI the principal places in
Nevada. california;. Oregon,
The atlantic states nl'd EurnrE K
So III .riars promptly ATTENDED to at rates
ml.. lees tAaa a.ge'o:er charge! b5 any other
.u.r-y.
srs,-A. t..m s.. Fear..-eo 1 Gents Ter pound.
Esy-a,~, B ,.r IDOLS than 100,
Gents ftah.
Office :-t.sreI .a f.u,s anl Carson streets
"a Count. Blu. 4.u-s, C.rso.. City.
=. 4. v0ijSE.I-, Agent
Cer-,. n rgh !, I>.s.
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from rIi H1HCIu ~ -
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Gratlot county
MINNESOTA
From Lake CITY VIA ieI' f'se7' -4'au|' T'5'''l'
and Viola L. t-hr'ta'
Prom Maple Pi"!n HeAnelin county, 10 Dung
America.
MISS URI
From Springfield to Fort Scott
/ From Nr>fl' to Seneca.
From Wheeling to Alpha.
From ,artna-e to o'Fy"Ai ,,
From Ne.>ho To l. nt"nyil'e. r.
! from Rs e via st'- kt9n, DadeEl If' "rg@n-
and Ga'e.a, to Berryv,ll', in Arkansas.
! Fl IA N''>"hrii 10 ph'ts.
from Fl, or, store TO 9 ,iae:vl5a.
From st"WartHNiHt 10 hlos my
| Prom Boyd I" sand springs.
| Prom Na's' Il IT, feEH- IA -Ne'f"s"''
| From l"mreit,i'n T. RAT;
| From Queen city IL thhh'i"t- WV,
trom Chii.icotAe, Via Alpha and LInl!ey I"
NhterY.iie. r,,,.. c.;,,.;.
| From ing nm 10 u"lit'h; o,.,o-i.,..o,
! From lhe'ps City, Via kecAtort anu |VltlAan'
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An Act regulating tAe rights Of property Of mar
riel woman ia the District Il I'.um'.'.
D. il enacted by the ~cua:et3i I!,.u~e of Rep
resentativrs If the UHiteJ States 81 America in
congress assembled, That ia the District ot ca
unibit the ri-lt If any marie. woman t. any
property, Iregs nal or reai, l'''H-,a- 10 her at
the time OF marriage or acquire. GaFlu- mar
rage ia any usher way than by ZiIj pr convey
anre from her Husband, shtii I've a- absolute as If
Size were teume sole. and 81 Ill Lee ~..'Jret =
the diSuo-al 81 her lu-haHI. ln~ Ice Lathe Tor his
debts; bui such married woman may convey. de-
wise, and le4UeatA the s,ne, 81 any interest
therein, in te same mani and y IN Ile eject
- ii she were unmarried.
Sc = And he il further enacted. That any
married Woman may ContIact, and sue ana be
sued III her own name in all matters having
latiol to her sole and separate property in the
same manner as ii she were unmarried; but
neither her husband unr his property shall pe
bound 10 any su"h-cuntract nor liaie for any 1e-
COvtrv against her iii any such Snss, hat Judge
meat may he inf1rcel bv execution against her
sole and separate estate il ;Ae anne manner as =
She were sole
approved, april 10, 1863
[ru5ic-No. 81
IL act 10 renew certain grants OF ian! TO the State
Of Alabama.
BE Il enacted by the nate and House # Rep
resautatiyes of the United States Of Anne: lea III
Congress assembled. THAT 50 much of the grant
Of lands male the state OF 4 tDtElt hy e act
IF Congress approved June three, eighteen hum
drcI and Esiy six, cut He'd - Al act granting
public lands in alternate sections IL the state u
Iai,srra to ait in The construction cf certain
railroads in said State rs were granted -
lst in the bui&iu@ Of railroads - from near
q ltIs,ten 10 SOME point ol the Alabama and Ai--
si>-iIHfi state iiae in direction to the Mobile
and Jhi 10 railroad with "a view TO connect with
the sud Mobile and Ohio railroad. :" and - from
tial-icn to connect with the Georgia and Ten
pe--et. AMI Tennessee Inc OF railroads through
ChattuoEst. wills and Lookout valleys j.
hereby revived and renewed. sElje"t 10 all tie
conditions AID restrictions contained in the act
referred TO- and subject t. the further lim!ttt n
that if either IF ihe sli railroads is not
pIcted within three years from the ttine If The
at,Sre II This act no further sale shall be made
lur the benefit If such rtilroa aud the lands I'LL
sold shall revert - the United ctdtes: Provided,
That the lands granted by the act hereby
yiyei. except mineral lands, shall be sold to
actual settlers only in quantities not greater than
out--uuarter secrion "a one purchaser, and for
price NOT exceeding Two collars and fifty cents
per acre.
SEQ. - And lie i further enacted, That the
RIGHT uowrr and authority is hereby given To
tie. co!.pauies building ne aforesaid railroads to
rak, IN, tn IuI lie lands adjacent to the lines ut
-aiI riIr ad, earth stvne and other materials for
1b. Noustructi,n tleIeuf: and the right of way i.
bgr,Iy graI.tel to the extent of one hundred feet
In width On each side OF sad railroads where they
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IPuDIIc-NO. "a
An Act to discontinue Sault Ste3 Marie. as port
of entry in the Superior district, and to estab-


Tppblic-No OIL
An Act TO discontinue Sault Stei Marie as por
i 81 eHay IN me i, fieI, 5bereaf
4 Re II enacted Inv the senate and House of Rep
osant.,icas ~ no Upitej states Of America il
cnnG,,os. assan,hIad That SAINT ste Marie in the
di.tfi.t Of Sunerior is hereby discontinued as {
nort IF entry and that the port Of entry for til,
district he and is hereby established at Mar
nett at which ,Iare the collector of the dis
49, ID and a dennty collector shall re.
she at Sault Sic Marie.
| SEC > And be it further enacted, That all
| ,ct. ar5 r,rts - arts couaraveuinr this act be
I,,J ,hn S,1ma are hereby. repealed. This ac,
| III ~ fft..t trnr1 and after the tenth day Of
| NJ nryt
- ',-,.al Anil 70 1890
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M ~. e.. frirI,ro - -bc occidental
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Suhdry civil expenses "a ftIe ,',
year Ih2 JAhe ,''''c'i' 81 ''-'"
seventy, ana ier o'ntI pun iH ny I"'
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Approved Al[Iint ' ~; 81
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RESOLUTION respecting the pL1NiS"ii4 govern
mehts 81 Virginia am IGAA7- -,
Resolved ny inc Sen"tc ''io iio"7e 90 :''ti'e-
SentatVes 81 me Ii'eI St'te7 pI -'Ieilv" III C,'
greee a~rtlAuI't mat 'ile persons no" nouns
ciFll once. III Tie 'i"NiSi'h"l IIilhe'> "a
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the oath treNtHh"' ny tLe "c' t,i'It.t' \" az
to prescribe an ""th 81 once anu l.t ot"tE pur-
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hptapd! 10 persons Min ny reason 4, 'ns
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hNequtHte" l'I any "'te III ."IS" a., - ,"S
act emitted An j'tl HLt>c. i.h- an ''''n y"ISS
ny persons from "L"ih re- - ISL ''se >' u'i
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he, and IS hereby extended To-, ana M'-e ali'h-
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Approved, April 6, 1869.


i Resolution tor the rciici OF settlers upon the
absentee shawnee lands in Kansas.
Whereas a large tr;Ict If lands set apart by "A
treaty with the Shawnee tribe Of Indians, dated
May ION, ammo Dc!niui eighteen hunlred and
Ifit-Eur, and proclaimed November SIC nj, \. D..
.la said Shawnee t.ibe, IS now, and Tor many
wears Pas; has been, occupied by a large number
( white settlers and citizens Of the State of
kansas: ami whereas the benrficia! interest If
the said abscRtre Shawnees i'll said lands was and
! absolutely ftrleitet ty reason OF their continued
absence and nua-Ii!iI ton with t.e said Shawnee
tribe and whereas the said Lands were ordered
- b. publicly sold At jLe United States land Office
AZ Topeka. August third, eighteen hundred and
sjNty-tarec, by ABRAHAM Liacola, President, by
isis Proclamation dated March twentieth. ammo
I1nIiui eighteen hundred ana sixty three and by
reason OF the absence OF large numbers Of said
settlers from th.ig homes in the federal armies the
safe was Indefinitely postponed: Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Eepresci-
t3tiyes OF the United States ofAme.ic5tin Com
-Gess assembled, That each bona ii ie settler
occupying said Linus and having uiitdc improve
i.ents thereon. o. the heirs III law Of s.Icu, who
j. citizen ot the Unired States, or who las ,.e
carcl his Intention to become such, shall he
i.t.ci 10 purchase The land occupied and i'm
proved by him, not to exceed one ll,tirl.ed and
sixty acres in each case. at the price pl two dol
LAYS AMI 5lty cents per acre, under such rules AMI
regulations As the Secretary Of III" interior sinai!
prescribe: Provided, however, That TIE pro-
-eels ot said sales siilll APP lied ia accordance
with the provisions Of the treaty between tie
United c:ates ana the said Shawnee Indians. pro-
'iaiIaei November second, ammo DuII.iLi eight
rg.a han .rel ANA tfy-fpuc.
Approved, April :. 1SG4.
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PfesIEent OF the Sc0aIe pro I0II7 ~.
Endorsed 10y the President: Received fepru-
airy 9th, 1,o9.'
Note by the Department Of State The 70 E.
going resolution having been presented 10 The
President of the United etute- Tor his approval,
and not haviuz been returned by HIM To The
house Of Congress where it ur ginatcI within the
time prescribed by the Constitution f the United
States, has bee me a law without his approval
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An Act to establish certain post roads.

/ An Act to establish certain post roads.
De it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
| rcsentatives of the United States Of America IL
| Congress assembled That the following be estat-
| lished as post roads:
| ARIZONA TERRITORY.
| From Tucson to the Sonora Line
From Tucson, via Camp Grant. Florence,
Phoenix, and Camp Mcdowell, to Wichenburg-
ALABAMA.
From Newborn to Cottage Hill.
ILLINOIS.
From Chehanse to Eidridgeville.
From Shelbvvtlle, va Todd's Point and FRA !
RE House, to Moawedua.
From Fairfield, via Springeryille and Enfield,
to Sacramento
From Merelosia to Beardstown.
From Ctrvin via Roland and Elba, to Equality.
From Fairfield to Flora.
From Louisville, vi, Nenia, keenviile, and
Long Pra- lrie. 10 Mac-leanshoro-
From Mason. via FlemsburS, NIntcgFo"d, ana
Gibson's store. to Newton.
From Mnurs Pr;sr RE post Office, via Spring
Garden, DIrcsville, and u IiilaAistUrG 10 Ashley.
INUIaNA
From jerome to West Liberty.
From Washington to y rth English.
From Tailryraud 10 :, nth English.
From Spr nghclj f. Victor.
From Belle plain to Waterloo.
From Muultou to Ceutrcvlnc.
'ulgAE-
From Norwood. in Emmett county, Via Antrim
CITY. to- Atwood. in Antrim county.
From otto, via Douglass and Cobmoosa, to Pa
From Tublarlston, lonia county, to Alma,
Gritiut county.
From Lake City, Via reIl, Forest Mound, E!sin,
and Viola. L. Ezruta.
From Maple Plain, Hennepin county, to Young
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An Act to TO continue i'll force an act entitled An
act to extend the charter Of Washington city,
and 80 forth
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
r4sentatiyes f the United STATES of America III
Congress assembled, That the hrss ana SKIN
sections # TIE act entitled g Act L. eNiend the
charter Of Wellington city, also to r-suiat the
selection Of officers. and for other purposes of
The f,cen.g-sisth twenty eighth ,fMay, eish-
teen hundred and sixty eight, lie, and the sane
are hereby continued i'll force for the period of
,,e wear and until Congress shall otherwise deter
mine: and that all other sections Of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved, April 7, 1869.
An Act TO declare aud fix the status CT Judge al
vacate of the army
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives sof the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the number u Judge
advocates ofthe army be, and the same is hereby,
fixed at eight, and the President is hereby
authorized, by and with the advice and consent OF
the Senate, to fill all vacancies which may have
occurred or may hereafter occur therein.
Approved, Aoril 10, 1862.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
Save Money 4!

Mr.. Thomas O'Connor has recent>
ly put in successful operation an ex-
tensive Saddle and Harness Manufac-
tory, over the China store, next door
TO +. J. Sanford q Co.'s Drug store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee
The retail sales room is at the old
stand, next door to Peoples Bank
Saddles and Harness can here be
bought fully as low as the same line
Of goods can be had in any Eastern
market
Being personally acquainted with
Mr. O'Connor, we cordially recom>
him and his business to the citizens
Of East Tennessee.
Here is a splendid chance for
country merchants to buy cheap for
cash aud get Sad dies and Harness OF
superior workmanship and style
that cannot fail To please their GUS
toners,
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

NUS >C{s THAT SHOuLD BE ABA
TED.--in t4haIf Of common deccncy,
andj The suggestion OF aggrIeved
citizens, we desire to cali the atten.
tio6of our "cily fathers 10 the le-
voting conduct of the nymphS III
PIE of our community, ana the oit-
ngeous, drunken orgies OF their
iOhowers. For some tiine past Che
peaceful slumbers Of the honSst
community have been disturbed by
horde of inebriated and shoekingIy
protane men, who peram6ulate our
streets and surbnrbans, uttering the
most foul bias phemy and blackguard.
ism, 20 the mobilization OF the
aforesaid well disposed citi2tps =
Unless this evil is checked wg7nay
expect scenes euacted that wiz APPS
pail The most hardcnAd heart = lnd
render our communi:y Infamous
The peaceable and law>abiding, viz,
tuous families must be protected.
and the growing evil removed
from our midst. Stringent laws
should at once be enacted, and faiths
fully executed for the suppression Of
such foul acts that have Of late en~
veloped our town in confusion and
shame.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
MUNICIPAL.

Board Of Mayor and Alderman
met the evening of The 18th Full
attendance. A stringent ordinance
wa passed in relation to the bad
characters thaChave been annoying
Tho town for some time past by their
noisy and ind ecent exhibitions by
d4r ana night--offenders had better
look Wild. The dog law heretofore
pas.el was repealed. The question
81 . ing a foot bridge across the
orecl tn the road leading from the
foot vi Iain Street to Depot was up
"a con deration, but defeated.
Clt j. a. Goddard rendered his
res gnst.on as Alderman, which was
acaepte, and David9 Jones elected
to iII 8 place. B. f. Willard was
elected 20 ill the place OF Mcconnell,
resigned. Joseph Hood will act as
Marsbal; Wallace resigned.
several other questions were up
eioro 40 Board, but not acted
ann
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

The Nashville Republican Banner
the best paper in the State has Of
late been enlarged to forty Columns,
and clothed in new and handsome
dress. We have long marked the
ability Of the Banner, and, without
hesitation, pronounce it deserving OF
the support of the whole people,
The position it haas taken in regard
to politics is commendable, and
conducive to the best interests Of all
classes. Perhaps no paper did more
to soften the asperiticS Of the late
exciting CANVASS. and to build up a
prosperous future, as the Banner
Its political editor, Mr.. Albert Rob-
erts, is writer of briliancy and
power. Acquainted with him per-
tsoually, we know that with his ready
pen the Banner will flourish and
maintain its ancient prestige, and
hold its position in the front ranks
of Tennessee Journalism. The late
improvement of this journal Indicate
that the people appreciate its worth.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

One among nnr most valued eX>
changes is the Nashville Union and
AnereeaR, u paper ably condr@tcd.
1t comes to us this week in new
dress The old types are "shoveled
into the dust boxes Of the past, and
this sterling journal now grects its
patrons with a face that is AN index
to the popular favor with which it
is being received The proprietors
truly deserve the public patronage
which we know they receive, from
glance at the interesting pages OF
this invaluable Journal. alts editors
are writers of marked 1hity. The
UaioA and american forever
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
PERSONAL---VERY. Mcconnell, oul

PERsoNAL.-Capt Mcconnell, our
county REPRESENTATIVE, was at
hofe oV Saturday last, aad return
2d' to the NCapitol on Monday. As
his request we publish the iuleroga>
tQns by the Radical Legislators of
the asplrants for Senatorial honors.
Mr. Jesse Kerr, ST., called on us
this week, and, unlike some of orr
patrons, paid Tor his paper in adj
vance. Many thanks Colonel.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
LET Us PR lTECT OURsGLYES1

LEI UO III II Ell W NOM -
The physical structoerNof th
strongest human being is TU-nelahk
everywhere Our betlc are endoss
cd by nature with IA ccr.AIn negatrl
power, winch protcctst hem, TO SON
extent, from unwnolesome influences
but his projection Is imperfect, ans
cannot be safely relied on in unleal'
thy regions, or under cIrcumstaudH
of more than ordinary dangerE
Therefore. it is wisdom ; it is pm
dence it is common sense 10 provide
against such contingencies, by tai rg
an ANTn 5IG IL .pVANcE in ~
words, by ioriuyIrs thest'teh NJ
HOSIEiTER'o STOMgNH "
TIERS the most oompteto r~,t
tive against all the epidemic air
dcmic maladies that has ever t'e.
administered in any country.
remedy for dyspepsia, there
medicine that will compare wifi
Whoever suffers the pancs Ot
gestion, anywhere on tle face Of
earth whore lIostettrr, $ omJl
Hitters can be procured, Goe4~J/ !.
unfairly for, as surely as trut5 =
lists, this invaluable TONIC and 81 ~
ALIVE would restore his i!-w lpd
stomach to healthy condtiohF 10
the nervous it is also eapecil 4 re-
commended, and in cases OF 30udm,
ed constipation it also affords spfiy
and permanent RELIEF
In all cases Of fever aul agnlthe
.BliTERS IS more pqte4.st:42gpny
AMOUNT Of Xuinine, Hh.lc tle Hpst
dangerous cases OF bilious fever }eid
to It's wonderful properties. J pSe
who have tried tby medicine will
never use another. for any ogthe
ailments witch the HOSfE Ell lER
Buffers profess 10 flbdue TO
those. who have not made the cipe>
rlment we cordially recommend an
early application to the BlTFgRS
whenever they are stricken by us
ease Of Che 3igestive creene
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
THE C0LORED SCHOOL.

This institution, under the efficient
management Of the teacher, Miss
Higgins, is rapidly increasing. One
hundred scholars were in attendance
this week Miss Higgins has work
ed no6ly to do her duty, and has
already won the appreciation and
esteem OF both the pupils and their
parents. We trust the parties inter
ested will give her hearty co,oper-
alton.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

Communication signed "Lomac"
has been received, and unfortunate-
~ the last page has been misIaid,
which prevents us from publishing
it. We hope the author will for
ward us the duplicate Of the missing
page.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
The KNMviIIo IFhig appears in

The Nashville JFhig appears in
ne~ dress, with many splendid i'm
provements besides. Mr.. Charlton
knows how to make paper inter.
estng. We readily distinguish the
-trenchant pen Of Mr. Bomar; his
pointed wticisms and pleasing style
OF onicleing current local events
meet with popular favor every
where. Long life to the Wing, may
its shadow never grow less.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
ARTISTIC!

ARTISTIC.
We called on, Mr.. r. NJ. Schloier,
at his Fine Art Gallery, Gay Street,
Knoxville, Tenn, this week, and
was pleased to note the many splen-
did additions. Mr.. Schleier is fully
prepared to execute every style Of
Pictures known to the Photographic
Art in clear or cloudy weather. His
work is superior to any in the State,
and as good as any we have seen in
Philadelphia or New York. He
keeps on hand full supply Of Ar.
lists Material, Gilt, Rosewood and
Walnut frames, Albums, and Photos
graphs Of prominent men always on
hand. Our friends everywhere are
advised to give Mr.. Schleier call
when they visit Knoxville.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

New Goods, for fall and winter,
have been received by Walker &
Gault. ut the new Brick Store
Their stock has been carefully sc>
lected for this market, and we adj
wise those in search of new and desir.
able goods to give them a call
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
LOOK AT THIS y

The firm Of Walker % Henry havr
ing been dissolved il becomes necesi
sary To close it up. Therefore az
persons indebted to said firm arg
kindly invited to Gallon NV J g
N. Boyle, our agent, without delay
and settle their indebtedness.
WALKER q HENRY
Oct. %, 1869 If
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
HOW TO INVEST A DOLLAR TO
THE BEST ADVANTAGE.

Circulars Containing full informa.
ton are sent free on application to
ckard a. Co., So West 4th, Gin
nlnbati, g. See new advertisement.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23
IMARkIED--on the Dist ms.

M AREIED- On the DIST inst,
Il nys: S u Sharp, Mr.. J, NJ.
food TO Miss Annie b Wells, all of
lbs place.
,sro hearts to-day-io.niqrhaveo one become
Two homes to-morfow mass welded one !;
JMay smiles, not Gears; may holy pleasurC
shine,
w lille through LIES changeful was thfse
hearts cnlwine,
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

A new thing out liusoiis ppliclel
for family use-cal on Mag My
McCampbell. III
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-23

Information can be phln.,ed per-
tanning 10 the wants nt .lll st hAler|
q McLain's.