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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneons Dispatches.
.<ssoetated Press Reports.
THE GREAT sroRr IN UyRorT
Eighty Vessels wrecked.
Great Loss Of Life and Destruction
of Property.

LONDON, Nov. "a diSrstch from Strsl-
sund, OF to-day's cate, reports that eighty yes-
sels were totally wrecked In the tate gale. Tbs
town was considerably damaged by the inunda-
ton.
The fishermen on th5 islands OF Zingst. nsrs
and Hildeusoi lost al thrir fishing smacks
aud appsratss. Their houses and coufeu's
were heavily damaged hy the hfgh wa
Ier. Nearly al tho cattle on the islands
we're GROW ned, the wells HrrC dOoted from the
sea ard tie tnhahitanfs are suffering greats
Tor the want OF fresh water. fo,,d and .helter.
ne government has dispatched steamers
laden with supplies u their relief The islanl
81 kugen has Also felt the Disaster heavily.
Many Of is tshirg boats have been Bs-trovsf
and the helds near the coast tine are aoodel
The loss OF late, both on the islands AMI tn tie
main land. Is very great.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Norwegian shin So
sOSfris was wrecked IN TIE Norfk Sea dl-tu g
the terrisle gale OF WEDNESDAY Ia. aus four
teen OF the crew persisted
CCFENHaGEN, Nov. i6-The storm which
ragged in North EGr-re On WedIr-lay suf
Thursday was very disastrous thtou ghout Den-
mark and on the coast The Niud blew hus-
ricane, and rain aud snow tell iuccsSanflv. The
streams rose 20 an uuu nal height. overlooking
their banks and iUu-dstiuE the country f,r
miles around. Crest damage was done 20 tho
seaport towns sud numerous marine disasters
occurred. Reports OF the lOs> Of twenty tour
ships have already been received. Hail o. t4s
town Of Prscsto, an i-'sra ~ SeCl, sul or 80
Baltic, was laid waste ~ the wind. The Sn ~
bland OF Botoe Wa entirely submerged ~
water and every inhahitant was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
LADIES' GOODS.

At COsT-Cslored BONNET vELyErs.NA.
"A Plain BONNET SILKS, Taffets Ri ASE
BONS, selling at cost, at 2S0
nsl3 Nv WILLIAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
Special NOTICES.

Special NOTICES.
Fine Cid Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE
LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PER BOTTLE;
Or SIS PER GALLON.
Also,sn kinds ofCALIEORNIk WINES, = SC. and
81 per bottle; PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL,
SHEhkY, HOOK and CLARET. Also, KELLY s
ISLAND CAIAWBA.
These Wines are very superior, AID just repre-
sented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no4-sr Second and d street, N. W.
Caution.
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are cautioned 70 avoid the numerous
CouRterfeits al Init atoms offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ocl5eawly Agents for the United States.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
a missionary, discovered a safe ana sim pie remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weah ness. Eary Decay =,
whole train of disorders bro light BIZ baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers ha, e been cured b,
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, win send the recipe
envelope. to any who needs it. Free Of Caarss.
Station D, Bible House.
mar2z-ly New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

1Hk OUTSTANDING CURRENCY BALANCE OF
the government to date is four hundred and
fourteen aud a quarter millions of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED Lieu
tenant Frederick w. Greenlesf ordered to the
Naval observatory. Lieutenant b. F. Tilley to
temporary duty at Washington, ID. G. Captain
John M. b. ClitZ detached from command of
the California and ordered to return home and
wait orders.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

I,vr,pxpn GErntAN, Broadway, Key. j.
RIM paatnr services every Sunday at
1910 n m. sunday School at ,, p. m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Main street, Rev.
T. SrcKEL, Pastor. Services every sunday
NJ 10 70 a. m. Sabbath school at . =. m
Eyarlsn LUTHERAN, Main Street, Key
y l., MCKENZIE, Pastor Services every
SUNDAY at 1890, Il. m, ani !, , m SUNDAY
School at ,, y. m. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening al ! O'Clock
MEv1opIsT ErtsCoPN. CuURcH. SouTn,
R.oll Street Rev. H. W I,&ICr, Pastor -
services every SUNDAY al tO.3o, Il. M, and !,
N m Sunday School at 9, 81. m Paycf
meetin" every Friday evening at T.
WELSH UNION AND PRESBYTERIAN,
Broadway, Rev. G. H. Humphrey, j. A,
Pastor Services every Sunday at 1890 II.
m and G, y. m. Sunday Salnnol al }. y. m,
PRAYER Meeting every Tuesday evening at
80 O'clock.
ST.. MICHEL. s RaMAN CATHOLIC CHK'n,
Main Street Rev Father y F. ScHMiFH,
Pastor Divine Services ON SUNDAY 70"
Mass at s, &. IN High Mass and Preaching
ut 10. 80, a. ny Sunday School at j, y m:
Vespcrs and Bcnediction at 1, p. M
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuncH, Main
Street Rev. l.. r. WIDERMAN, PASTOR
Preaching every Sunday morning at io"o'
and at :. y. M Sunday school at :, p. M
PRAYER Meeting every "Wednesday evening
a, $50. Teachers meeting 1t close OF FRAY
er meeting.
WELSH BAPTIST CnURcU, Nelson street
Rev. l.. LrEwELIyN, Pastor. Services cv
,,7 sunday y: 'G;}0, y III and $50, Y NJ ---
sunday school al ?, p l" fr"E'! M"'''n@
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
Georges Creek, Md, April 2, 1872.
New Laws Of Maryland.

From The LIST Of New Laws. passed
1,,
t'I V4'e 'c'ci'' "o''"4o'i Va ''i A't5'"'"
ture, We extract the following as OF
r,arfi,.,,lar Interest to our readers:
=, n.,.,;,.. p,,.;,>,., .,
,.nl thc iVrst,rn Maryland Knilroad Com.
,.,,,,, II oman
~ E.,,t;n,, ,n birds in Aur.,,,y county
..r ,,'...,.'2 .,.,......,...,;.,, I;u .. ,,.
c,, I'ii Jan,iaI,, T., l'Sra
.. -, a,..,,,, ,i.o ..h,.,,, ;,.,oc,ior law.
=, a., ,,.,,
~. %, =" a'''Gi''I ', ,'"'''' VI ''' al
~" 'i''''5 ''"'t""''
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

, l2o, AutTlin- lie Charter "t the West
( an Mary land Huilrnad Company
lea Rrnrwiu@ tie charter Of the German
Unr,n Beneficial society ot Cumberland
l35 AE4aa6ng IA, law rega,o'ire ly
uatattn ,u,y dlu, sale of l.lumim!in- oils
i.s9. 10 ancnd tl,r law ot Aliasany ooan-
~ relating 10 weights and measures.
tlG, Amending Che CHARTER OF Oakland,
Ailegany county.
80 Amending the barter of Cumberland
1872, Amending the charter of the Empire
Coal Company.
l57 Amending the general law relating
To mjunctions.
/ 112, Amending the law relating tonation
/ al banks
/ lS2, Amending The general law, article 30,
| relating to appeals.
1872. Amending the law relating to nota
| rics public
! 203 Amending section 50 of the general
/ corporation act
/ POS, Incorporating the Queen City Say
/ ings Bank of Cumberland,
300, Amending the charter of the Mary
! land Union Coal Company.
! 2l0 Adjusting the boundary between Ma
ryand and Virginia.
! 2ll. Amending the act of 1870 relating
Ia Legislative officers.
2l2 Providing for vote in 1872 for or
ass.inst dividing Allegany county.
213, Amending section of article "a, re-
l,ting to advance mortgages, excepting III
/ four CoIntics)
! 2fS Amending the law authorizing the
House of Refuge to receive Migrants.
223, Amending section As of article %,
of general law relating to private roads.
! 22S Amending the act of 1872 section 20,
iy fixing the outage on tobacco at 81.
pa, To tax the gross receipts of railroad
companies in this State for State purposes.
| 237, To provide for the collection of ar
n.aragcs of State taxes due on the capital
stock of national banks and banking ASSOC
cations located in the State and doing bus
ins.ss therein.
:s's, Authorizing the issuing of bonds by
! TIC Agricultural and Mechanical Society Of
! AL'=any county and West Virginia and
j PENNSYLVANIA.
80, 10 lc%alzc hcqlc,t Of \. Stcinen,
! Pc, 70 amend charter q lonaroning
OCEAN Coal Mining and Tram po"tition
Company
~. Tie ill to o&tynl thg limit: orF'ro5t-
hUi2 was lost.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

Tic following changes have rcccnfly
n@ a2lc IN business Lome In tbs

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nr,,,,.,v. e \ Dolo1, ,,,robar+
t,;,,r h.. 49,, ,a,,4,1o, Main ,tro,,
his f,rmor Stand l,,:,,., t.I..o w.. pbir;n
W.l.,. observation-disclosures Nj, M,
MA. ,,;r,.,,, r.,, r.,,.,,.,I ,,,a,,
adjoining John llitchins' cigar and
fancy store Z; c. Self ker. shoemaker,
b,vine romoyed 70 C,,,ober,,nd bic
J',n H.. h..n G4+al -, ,a,
'''f ,''' - - ". ~ '"' i'fS
STORE o' ~ ~ " assn @ bro . oS'PI'
Preston ms 40!d ms grocery AMI liquor
tow, n,, w ,t.,,. s,t,,,ot ~, l. T,,,,,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

E>sIu5,l H..'gJs, e.! tvNir, Rev. Lev Is
:-l0MnN<, is,stnr. )jli" S"r i>' t@r tirst
ani a"GoNI ~unli"T~ IN every monih 4 1880,
Il III. ADD I, F. =.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
~ islttfsHlRl1

Hf hltCf.HlRp.
Uoo,)uamin4. Mv Matte, Ii,J.
l}rir-t come round TO- 7c,,
About what's ia the popcrs,
Concerning YOU and me-
You asl. if remember, sir,
And bear it we'll in mind,
That true and trl,ly friends. thcsc days
Are very hard to find
That Il thing do remember,
And Hryer can forget,
But tnru, to tinJ friend IN you
have not toJnl one vet.
And well do remember when
crossed the hriny sea,
And landed on this continent,
Expecting to be free.
Twas then found my great mistake,
Though men like You may rave,
He who cannot his cash control,
Is nothing but n slavc'
You found me work must admit,
And thankful did feel;
But then, YOU see, was compelled
To come to YOU and deal
You gave my boss his "tcn per cent"
On all | have to eat,
And put that to The profits of
Ny bread, aud cheese, and meat.
And then you charged me double price
For goods did not get,
And cheated me in every way
I'll prove that to you yet;
For have got the book at home,
And figures will not lie.
Yes, there it is, in black and white,
The truth you'll not deny
! see you charged me far too much
For coffee, sugar, tea;
And then, those candles Mary got,
Iou charged them twice TO me.
Your little pan was very plain
| wntcici It every day
You tried t. MAKE NY store account
{ 4u, even viii my pay;
Ana 40" I,urN, t'a reason "hy
lo,l ~,.uil and howl AND fret;
i j, ho.a,-c yol rnuid net keep
this, foolish ,gor" IN debit
\ }aan g. suit eaIr end She best,
i on" ;l~t cannot read,
AMI IS 70 f"Hd at figuring
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
For 'Ic JoCR%AL.l
"NomAn's wrongs and Woman's
EinLt.O

For the JOURNAL.
"Noma.l's wrongs ana Woman's
RIGHTS"
"GuJt, cnred tor no"o IF these Mings.'
On "Woman's Wrong and Woman Right
I care not who they are that write,
! am "out; )" this cause cannot fight;
Not l.
Keep clear" is best, for I have long
Heard womnn's views on Fright and wrong"
1t is to me an DID, Old song"
then forlcar.
If great and wise ones disagree,
Saying "womans bound" nay, "woman's
free"
Who shall decide in this molee?
Too much for Inc.
"Thc way to honor, must confess,
Is to think little and say still less
If vote they will, acquiesce;
If not, all right, but
"Lets hare peace ~
ANONYMOUS.
Georges Creek, Nd, April 2, 1879.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

Street cleaning has commenced.
Miners Crash and Duck at the
CHEAP STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
Moving Dl}.


I Besides lie Charter FIe,t jon Mon
lay was distinguished as Moving
Dl in Fro tbare The reign Of dis
ord an confusion BEGAN early, first
SLOWING Itself in household H5y
ON the porches unl about the entrances
Of many dwellings,, Then the passing
wagons, laden high with parlor, sit
ting room, second-story- front room and
kitchen ctrete1a, reminded the outsiders
OF the migratory instincts Of people
who own no houses. The places Of
exit and entrance equally exhibited
the chaotic character Of the day in
shattered mirrors, broken furniture,
scratched tables, spoiled veuccrju1,
damaged clocks, lcgIess chairs, carpets
that wouldn't fit, curtains too long or
much too short, vexed women, mad
1cnel men, restless children and
salalling babies, with mvriad other
untold inconyeniences, thinning the
vision and dulling the ear. Dinners
late and cold, carrying beds to the
attic, cording, tying lacking, mailing,
hanging, laying, knocking and thump-
ing, TO say nothing Of the busting,
sweeping, securing and scrubhing Of
ire!eSs rooms, will, as usual, result in
headache, toothache. sore throat. etc,
for week hence. Disturbed bed
bugs, reused from wintry lethargy by
the untoward proceedings, scampered
Unfortunately over bedding and
clothing lurking in seams and crew.
ces, only to take bloody vengeance
upon the breakers of their peace when
warmer weather shall more fully re-
new and lctit them for the Wo,h.--
Rat gray and yereirtbIe and mice,
wee and watoA.ul Ioot ont upon thy
DISORDER. d,agn.;ed at human caprice,
and fear that IN the general rcyo-
luton their own nests may be ,ptunn&
and the contents thrown to the mercy
o. da4gis,d eats and dogs.
Thc Old rroyofh "tbrcc move. are
As good A. one tire, is nearly trar.
Imt. hanpiiy for most Of the conan
brot harhood. the occasion occurs b,
paea aouuaj.v. Then the CHANGES
arc mace upon the social chess board.
o..orIn2 with the varying f;nrcics Of
#iiylirj tenants and loStiyy lJud
J rj~.
lo!r lI,rynl%s kccps large stock OF
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
Il / ESIt IL d.

TN Monday, April st, by Rev Faith
rr S,'t,n.tt ii ~ Mrilal'a t'i.Jrrh, Mr. Louis
Ru'rsGNN and Miss MARGARET FNlNI,
al Of Fgus'Aurg,
on SUNDAY, March %, 1s,33, by Re-, j
Eumi Mr. Gl:oltGE Hu.rrNER, and Mis-,
AN>Jr hFArLING, all o! t'rnsthnr%, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
R. G.. PAUL,
SCHOOLS.
GERMAN SCHOOL.

MR.. E. WlSHMAN, having the best of
Nl recommendations and testimonials
from DIR. Krnnnacher, and other eminent
men of Germany, rs TO hiscbaractcr and ahil-
i;y as Il Teacher and havin. proved himself
MS such in the city of Buffalo, N. u, where
hc has laugh, five years. WILL OPEN A
GrTr.,;sH S"!Hol in the Public School
Eti''n@, in frosihurr, ON MONDAY,
APRIL 3, 1872. CT; Parents who may
wish g i'a;:unt5c his School, can rest assured
that no pains viii he spared 20 advance his
schONrN. Tcrms. = pormnnth. Mch 93.3m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

NEWSPAPERS Dr. Johnson, when IN
fIlncss Of years aud knowledge, said 81
never take up a newspaper without finding
something would have deemed it loss
not to have seen; never without deriving
from il instruction and anUHcmchi TIA"
newspapers in Iuhnson'a time were ""a%fe
enough compared with those of to-day
Now yearly newspaper volume IS per
feet encyclopedia,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

As we go to press We learn that
an interesting party is con the taps
at the Public School Building.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

Ask 10 "e. The rhap Iiaa1hcichiyf'
tiIAP STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

TUITION TERM, ELEVEN WEEKS
Common En@ltFh branches .... ..........,. + 600
including Natl
raj Philosophy, Algebra, and the Higher
Above, including German .......,......... 10W
1" " Latin aud Greek, 10 10
THition p0ia monthly in advance. liberal
deduction from tn" above rate VIII he made in
favor OF families scuding more than two pupils.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

'ljltic rav"rtc' Ii&nra-~only ) cents.
joins iIJr,ulNs is 3,c sole hrcn fog tb2
sale ui hi. Cigar in i'ro.tivrg M
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
4 full linc OF smoking and chewing T'
haccos always on hand and tor sale ri E'l
prices, hy Gnyl joins EIlIunINs.

i luIl iilr 81 smoking @nN CiigN'l% TO-
baccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by [n9} joins i'llo'lNs.
ORPHANS COURT. Judges ConIe-
han Long and McC0lloy. L. Fuller.
Register. The proceedings Of Tues
day were as follows:
Mary Baxter, guardian to james
and Bridget Baxter, settled her second
account.
William II. Miller, executor Of Ben
;alnin B. Dawson, deceased, fled in
yeutor},, and order OF sale granted to
sell personal property On the lltA OF
April.
Catharine Miller executrix Of Chris
topher Miller, deceased, settled her
first account.
Fresh Fish and Oysters always on hand
and for sale, at reasonable prices, by
G. ANTHONY.
The inside of the Jo"rnnI is now
put up entirely in new type from the
foundry of RYAN & RICKETTS,, of Bal
timore. These gentlemen are honora-
bic, prompt and accommodating deal
ers, and any of our contemporaries,
wanting anything in their line, cannot
do better than to order from them
This is our experience.
joins iTlrrrrNs has hnugiit G II. Walk
cr's entire stock Of My Own CIGARS,
He is now prepared to supply ali commands
for this lDYurito brand.
ABsc0NDED.-JouN Fletcher, u
journcymAn tailor, recently employed
by G. A, DEDoLD, Of This place, left
that gentleman on Wednesday last,
taking with him two salts clothes,
worth $50 or 500. When last heard
from he was in Cumberland. He
halls from Boonshoro', Nd.
II. T. ELY, Agent for the sale Of
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, has removed to Miss ELIZA
ITALFIus Millinery Establishment.
G1Luoa WADE, Agent for the Sing
err Machine, has his headquarters at
r. r. WALSH & BEo 5 Store,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

Fresh Fish and Oysters always on hand
and for sale, at reasonable prices, by
c. ANTHONY
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Another case of those 81 30 Mining Shoe.
CHEAP STORE.
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Advertise III We R""1w|
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JonN iTIrcrrNs has hnugiit G II. Walk
cr's entire stock Of My Own CIGARS,
He is now prepared TO supply al do"ia"is
for this lDYurito brand.
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s.cs.s.:srs asirHriG?y.

{. II. WALK Err, i II
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LOCAL.

Frosi burg. April: q. 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-28

The telegraph has reported Horace
Greeley's harangues wherever he has gone,
and he has gained the notoriety he sought,
perhaps. Among. his many foolish say
ings we find this reported: g.
Had he been born southerner during the
have acted as they did, but northerner, he
had been of the first to advocate peace when
danger had passed away, though not without
securing the benefit of the blacks.' 4
He is willing to appear as the, apologist
of southern secessionists in order to gain
their votes. He is willing to go back on
his record for life time and eat his own
words, in order to gain the favor Of men
he has always abused. He has made his
reputation as journalist by abusing Dem
ocrats and pro.slavery men, and now to
gain their applause, he tells them, 'If l
had been educated as you were l
might have acted just as you did,
He would not have stood firm
for the Union like BTownlow,
johnson, Maynard and other prominent
men of the South who remained loyal,
be would have gone off after the false god
of secession like his friend jeff. Davis,
Yancy, Toombs, Rhett, Wigfall and others
whose education was different from his
own. Shame on the poor old man. Verify
when a "man turns his head to the White
House, it destroys his usefulnessW
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-28
THAT BLOODY CHAsM.

In the early part of this extraordinary
and unique, campaign, Greeleyites in this
State inaugurated a system of hand-shak-
ing "across the bloody chasmn all of
which looked well enough until their
meaning became understood. In Tennessee
they have fully explained it. It means to
give rebel officers all the positions of hon
or or profit. Blizzard, Fleming, John
Williams, Garrett, and others understood
it. Billiards. confederate friends at Cleve-
land said they would vote as they shot and
Blizzard fell MORALLY wounded. Col. Key
was big Ike'' because his name appear
ed on the muster rolls.
At Sparta, when the issue came, as ii
did come, and its existence duly an.
nounced as being between a " LincoInite',
(Fleming) and a confederate (CaldwelD
Fleming stock went down and Caldwell
stock went up. So in the State Conven-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-28
ANDY JoHNsoN's aMILITARY R1NG.p

. i n . i . /. S.
We have been endeavoring for some time
past to get the % big organ to tell us the
names of some of the gentlemen who
compose Andrew Johnson's military
ring" We give below something of which
we understand he means. IF we are incor-
rect, he can say so. Here are the names
Maj. Gen. John c. Brown, Governor
and candidate for reelection. -L. G. .
Surgeon VIM. Morrow and State Trea.
surer. es-- rs--z,a s,re-. a5:-E sv
+ Maj. Jas. Glover, Superintendent State
Capitol. ,.. = -. - -. .-,- .o
Gen. John c. Vaughn, Speaker Senate.
Maj. J. d. Richardson, Speaker House.
Col. ]. L. T. Sneed, Supreme Judge.
Col. p. Turney, do 10. %
Col. T. j. Freeman, do.
Maj. r. Mcfarland, do.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. 4
Gen. John M. Bright, 4th district.
Col. E, J. Golliday, 5th district.
Gen. w. G. Whitthorne, 9th district.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
Gen. B. F. Cheatham at large. .
Col. d. NJ. Key, Sd District.
Gen. Jno. M. Bright, 4th, district.
Col. E. 1. Golliday, 5th district.
Gen. w. G. Whitthorne, Sixth District
Gen. J. d. G. Atkins, Seventh District
Col. Buck Travis, Seventh District.
In addition to these, according to Col
Carrot, we may add "Sock Quartermaster'
A. Caldwell of the Second District.
In addition to all these, large majority
of the Judges, Chancellors, members of The
Legislature and county officers in the STATE
have held positions in the Confederate
army, ssf Il 81. HI. -l
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DWELLING HOUSE

of SEVEN ROOMS, large lot Is feet 'front.' on north
side Of Mabry street. Will be sold at bargain.