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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
RY JOHN B. ROBERTS, -Auctioneer,
~ Hampton, Virginia.

FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE HYGEIA HOTEL, FORTRESS MoHRoE,
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, thesth day OF april,
Is,4, az ii O'Clock, a. M, on the premises. IN =
HYGElA HOTEL, Fortress Monroe, Va. This Il
one OF the most superior summer Resorts OF the
country, located Immediately at the confluence Of
Hampton Roads with Chesapea. e Bay. The Bath,
Ing IS not surpassed along the Atlantic coast, and
the scenery Is magnificent.
THE HOTEL BUILDINGS are constructed in the
best manner, and are capable Of accommodating
two hundred guests. All the appointments of this
establishment Of the first class. It Is furnished
throughout in the most elegant manner.
THE FRANCHISES pertaining to this property
are OF very great value, being entirely free from all
taxation whatever, and virtually exempt from all
THE HYGEIA HOTEL is not only a Summer
Resort Of great popularity, hut can be conducted
most Probably during the entire year:
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
HOTEL will be sold the Furniture, consisting OF
Black Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Marble.top
bureaus, Brussels Carpets, Piano Mirrors, Billiard
rabies, and everything usually found In first
and has been used but very little.
Terms: For the Hotel-One third cash, the re-
malnder In two equal installments OF Ave and eigh-
teen months; the purchaser to execute negotiable
notes, with approved indorser, and bearing inter-
est from the day Of SALE at the rate Of six per cent
per annrm. The same TO be secured by lien upon
For the Furniture-An articles removed from the
hotel, cash, and for such as remain in the hotel,
upon the same terms upon which the hotel IL sold.
II. PH0EBUS,
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DRoPoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


OFFICE A. 9. 5, fohr roof, Nd, ,
a.. nj !S I'M i 81 P.aaFY
ment, o. 5. A, 81 this STALLION, during the hscal
1r yTy @ Wis s
Information as to condition, quality of beef pay
nen's' &C., can De 0O'ane9 f. ~ THR2pRSBGRGH,
mhsl-6t First Lieut.. Second Artillery, A.C.s. .
pROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, is7!;
wear ending g1ne 90 ~ Is7s Will be received At this
Department until the 18th day Of April, 1874, at II
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
aPPiicsilion: LIN ,o ,,,,s,,o,s .,5 .,oor,sd -. -.
jecteditem By item: and this advertisement and the
proposal far accepted by the Secretary Of the
ment and the bidder or bidders and no further con-
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time 70 time during The year, in quantities ant
tire quantities will, however, be called for during
Eacn proposal must be signed by the individual or
firm making IL, and be accompanied by bond, with
sr IN ees 81 nsd
Of the district Il which the sureties reside or Do
ment, Conditioned for furnishing such portions Of
the articles as may be awarded under II, and the
Ali deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose BY the Secretary OF
viii Be deemed sueent cause % annai The cOn
tract, at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate forfeiture of the en-
tire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market,
Of such Quantities Of any articles as shall be nsces-
and charge to the contractors ifty per centum OF
the price which 1t shall be found necessary TO pay
for such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by . satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only TO established manufacturers Of or
dealers in the articles.
Proposals 70 be addressed TO the undersigned, and
marked ttProposals for Stationery
WIN. a. RICHARDSON,
mhll-WF&Ml4t Secretary OF the Treasury,
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MEDICAL.
0RST6Ci ES'T0 MARRIAGE

UbS ] AOL6S ~ mHnnlA0Es
HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the effects
stOr e iapediBsRts . aarEag gre re@o4ed New
method Of reStm"nt: New and TemaTfaSls s RENE
Seiopes Addres. H6WAR6 fsI Xsso Soc Nc.
savne ssn rfpatadPP toi oon
duct and professional skill. feD6-Sm
BETH EsDA.
Thisunparalleleds specific is compoundedIn natures
h S men m this
nation have after thorough and severe test, pro-
Disease and DIABETES also al Urinary, FiaddeE and
Liver Affections; also Dropsy, &C., &c: To the
accomplish with Bethesda Water that which has 50
long and still continues 70 bae medical science We
your PI PERIL If he don go1 Il
Store
Ask for 9sSt p Sat s hSTs
Send for circulars and Bethesda Advocate.
,,--.,o RICHARD DUNBAR,
dsc
m. ROBERTSON,
- No. 4ls Tenth street northwest, near Penn.
al sesss o eng fl ar e6SRs From Gn
long experience in both hospital and private prac-
ofspermstorrhGs or seminal weakness involuntary
seminal losses impoteney, mental and physical In
an9 sVSe 70 maadsss' t and tae
elects, strctures and all diseases of the skin such
Pimpes On sSe face snS BODY eonsu@piOn epI
lepsy, and ts Induced By self-indulgence sexual
il thiee to I've days: syphiiitie poison il ali rs
and q South Eutaw street, Baltimore Nd, has
f1Rtep patrons, to OPEN permanent once in that
city, where be may be consulted every wednesday
a Competent physician will be in attendance every
day from a. m. to p IN. ian2s-n
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
II ID. n. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker and AuctfoneeI,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and y IS \. w

RY ID. n. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner seventh and sts.N.w.
TBEggsTTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNlM-
TENTH, AND FoURTEESTHT VEST At at
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated February Il
81 rseOrs d In Ss1 Mo- %
the District Of Columbia and at the request OF the
~ e III SsqsGG
e IN te ey Sc Sss
bered eighteen s in square ten hundred and thirty
on on p
feet two CD inches, with uniform depth Of one
% ineh hea 20 an alley thirty vide
Terms: eos with ten per cent. interest from FEB
cash: Balance at SIX and twelve months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing from the
S Of Ss E y
be required at time OF sale. AL conyeyancing Al
Piled with in seven days the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
ne Scouting n,fffffto5sT5&
RT E. J; SWEET,
5ll Seventh street, opp. United States Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT Two-sToRY
fSas On 9 TH WITH III RkSko w
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust both dated Feb. T.
AID. 1873 duly recorded in Liber No. M folio 13,
Ct seq, and folio 6 ct seq, one OF the land records
for the county of Washington, District Of Column
oils, and the request of the parties secured there
Dy, will sell, at public auction, in front OF the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, April IS 1874, at
O'Clock p. M, all those pieces or parcels OF ground
situate In the city Of Washington, ID: C., known
seventeen ufl in Walter NJ Pumphrey' s recorded
subdivision Of square numbered three hundred and
thirty-four (S4 each lot fronting fourteen Q feet
two (2( inches on Vermont avenue, and running
through to Tenth Q0th) street west, and improved
by two-story frame dwelling with one-stofy back
building. .... .. IT.
Terms: 500, with 10 per cent. interest from Au-
gust II 1873 to day OF sale and expenses of sale in
cash on each house; balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser or
purchasers, bearing Interest from day of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold will
be taken; 800 on each house will be required q
deposit at time q sale. Al conveyancing at pur;
with in seven days the trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the Ge-
faulting purchaser or purchasers after Ave days ad-
vertisement in some one or more newspapers pub
-''n'1 III "sk%% %SsSf a $&SkNER, ,rru,,ee..
mar2S-S, Tu, Th&ds E. j. SWEET. Auc'r.
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MUM Co., CSci Am.,) cor. eth a F. on p O.
Unsurpassed Aciiitie: Tor An. and For. Patents
KNIGHT BROTHERs. 6SS ST., near Patent OfiIce
y. X. VOORHEES,. lo5 g ST., opp. Patent Once
HODGE SoN, 44S 7tb ST., corner Of z,
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MARYLAND.


Lent. Col. OF Engineersi BVt. Brig. Gen. U. s
TINTED STATES MAIL
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RY LATIsIER 4 CLEARY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
sTSsY AND RAGK BHITRiSd y gEEISk

ID Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
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ALEX. R. SHEPHERD 4 Co., SO Pa. av., bet. 9th
and 10th SITS. Constantly on hand very large
and Gas Fitting Business; Trade Supplies,
wholesale and retail; Chandeliers, Reading
foTtment and Of the newest patterns; also, hand
some Crystal Chandeliers and Clocks. All use
III. IL. rnrrA
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- New Marble Building, -lL L
| Nos. 500 and 9o2 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
| Ninth street,
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PHYSICIANS.


DR. & WHEELER, PHYSICIAN AND
~ SURGEON, and EXAMINING SUR
GEON FOR PENSIONERS. Office in the
Court House, up stairs, SOnesboro', Ten
neSsee. langl6.
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THE BRIDE OF
DEATH.
Married and Killed Within an
Hour.

New YoR X, April 2i.-I.ast night
Belle Palmer Wheeler, of East Madrid,
Long Island, met with an awful death.
She had just been married, and shortly
after the conclusion Of the marriage cere-
mony she was placed in light carriage
by her husband, who was preparing to
follow her, when some person fred off a
gun in close proximity to the horses
head, as parting s'lnte to the young
couple.
The animal took fright, broke from
the iastenlhg>, ana Iau down the street.
In attempting TO round short Gu. ve
the carriage was overturned, throwing the
young lady to the ground. She became
entangled in the lines, and could not ex.
tricate herself, and was dragged over the
rough and stony ground for half mile.
When friends reached her they found her
head almost torn from her body, every
limb broken in number of places, and
the whole body bruised and lacerated in
manner impossible to describe.
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Rates Of Advertise. g,
Daniel Boens Creed.

Mr.. l.. A. Sidner, of Woodlawn, Mons
roe county, Missouri, called on the Mos-
roe county appeal and showed an inter>
esting relic Of the olden time, it being a
letter written by the famous pioneer,
Daniel Boone, to his sister. The letter
came INTO Mr.. Sidner's possession through
his mcther-in>law, who was grand niece
of the great hunter. We give the letter:
OCTOBER the 10Th, 1916.
Dear Sister: With pleasure l Red a
Letter form your son Samuel Boone who
informs me tAat you are yet living and In
good health considering your age. L
wright to Let you know have not forgot
you and to inform you Of my Situation
Since the death of your Sister Pebecca.
Live with flanders Calavar. But am
at present at my son Nathans and am IN
tolerable health. You can guess at my
feeling by your own as we are so near one
age | Need Not write you Of our situation
as Samuel Bradley or James g. mes Can
inform yeu of every circumstance Rela-
ting to our family and how we Live in
this World and what chance we shall
have in the next We know not, for nv
part Tam as ignorant as child, all tho
Religion have, to Love aud fear God,
believe in Jesus Christ, Do all the good
to my ncighbors and myself that can,
and do as little harm as can help and
trust on Gods mercy for the rest, and l
believe God never made man Of prin-
ciple to be lost, and Aattcr myself Dear
Sister that you are well on in your way
to Christianity give my Love to all your
Children and all my friends, farewell my
Dear Sister.
DANIEI, ROONE
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Grange Items.

The National Grange has recently CONS
pleted arrangements in New York City,
by which Oranges throughout the cntrfo
country san order and receive all kinds of
goods at exceedingly reduced rates
The County Council Of Pullman county
Ind., declined 70 purchase their goods at
one house. Speaking Of their action the
Banner says: We are one people, with "
common brotherhood, and when We di'a-
BILE one mspber we endanger 'he whole ,,
bodv. The concentration Of mercantile
business into the hands Of few men
would be the worst kind ola monopoly.
There are said to be over GO,OOO Gram
GERS connected with the various lodges IN
Kentucky.
The Richmond Qnd9 Ryist:r says:
The Grangers of Clark county are de-
batting the question Of organizing bank,
n charter Of such an institution having.
been already obtained. They say the
object they seek to attain is to make
money cheaper; and they undertake to-
say that the money in their bank shall
not be loaned at higher mte than eight
percent. per anuum. They are satisfied
that the exhorbitant rate which borrowers
are now compelled to pay comes at Last
out Of the pockets Of the farmers Of tho
country; for they contended If the mer~
chant, mechanic or professional man is
forced to pay twelve or fifteen per cent,
for money, he is forced to pu,that amount
on whatever articles he may sell. Tho
manner, we are told, in which it is pro"
posed to get up this bank, is for the farm
ers of Clark who belong to the Order OF
Patrons Of Husbandry to subscribe the
capital stock, and then for each to pledge
himself that his entire deposit shall be
placed there, and that bis whole business
shall be transacted through its officers.
Some Of the prominent farmers Of Clark
are urging this new project, aud IT seems
likely TO succeed.
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DENTISTS.

nR. A. j. .TOPPINGS, SURGEON AND
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, Johnso.
City Tenn, Having secured II complete
and extraordinary case of Instruments,
is prepared to do work in the best style.
satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Those desiring work are cordially
invited to call at his office.
March 2G. lS74--ly.
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Cheaper than Ever.

In order to make room for oni spring
Goods, we close out ourW inter Stock NJ
extremely low prices Tor cash or pro-
ducc
Feb 2.1ltE. u. D. MAHoNEY
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ONLY WAITING.
Lines dedicated to tie Rec. james Dur
ham aud Lady.

WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF LITTLE
LOUISE"
Little Louise" thou hast left us,
And we miss thy sunny smile,
Listen for thy tiny footsteps,
Aud thy whisper, soft, and mild.
Oft when evenings shadows gather,
Comes the memory of our bliss,
And we liuger, linger sadly,
For thy gentle Goodnight kiss
Then again we feel the pressure
OF soft arms that round US twine,
And from out thy dark eyes beauty
Does thy love upon us shine.
Then oh, sadly 10, remember
We have laid thee down to rest,
Softly on thy snowy pillow
Heaped the clay upon thy breast.
Tiny buds and pearly dew>drops
Bedeck, weep DER the little mound,
Softest rotes from Springs sweet war
bio
With their music cheer it round.
Gentlest winds and signing zephyrs
Ever fan the sacred spot,
With sweetest fragrance from the violet;
And the sweet for get>me-not.
With the budding Of the flowers
And the breath of Springs sweet day,
"Little pearl" oh, precious darling
Thou didst early pass away.
But we know in snowy garments
Thou hast joined tho Angel choir"
And clusped within thy little hand,
Is a sweet.toned golden Tyre.
Strung to notes of sweetest rapture
Praises to thy Maker King,
And with Angels pure white pinions
Soaring thou doSt swcetly sing.
We are only "Only Waiting
Till the shadows are little longer
grown,
Till we finish here our mission,
Aud on earth our work is done,
Then well cease our sad repining
Then we'll come dear child to thee,
There forevermore to clasp thee
Ever from all sorrow free.
A. W. JOHNSON.
JOHNSON CITY, April lst, 1874.
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Rates Of subscription |,

Single copy, one year, ,...........s l,5O
Five or more copies, one year, each, 1,25
Ten or mere copies, one year, each, 100
nm For q club of Ten. at 81, ,25 each,we
will send one extra copy free for one
wear, to the getter up of the club. ~Ssa
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AT this juncture the coroner desired to
show to the jury the course taken by the
ball, and for this purpose produced the
corset worn by Mrs. Burkhart at the time
of the tragedy. "You see, "said he, land
here he drew the corset around his waist
with the laces in front) "the ball must
have gone in here from behind. No, that
can't be, either, for the doctor says the
ball went in front. Confound it, I've got
it on wrong, All, this way" (Here the
coroner put the corset upside down. !
"Now, you see, pointing to the hole in
the garment, which rested directly over
bis hip, "he ball must have gone in here.
No, that can't be, either, for"
Here Mr.. Mathcr, the handsomest man
on the jury, broke in. ''Dr. Stillman,' -
said he, you've got that corset on wrong"
Here DR., Stillman blushed like a poppy
"Well," said he, "Ive been married
twice, and | ought to know how to rig
corset" YES said Mr.. Mather, "but
you don't. You had it right in the first
place. The strings 60 in front, aud the
ladies clasp them together in the back.
Don't | know? think ought to | have
been married. If you doubt it, look
here, (pointing to the fullness in the top)
How do you suppose that is going to be
filled up unless you put it on as suggest 2''
That" said DR.. Stillman, why that
goes over the bips.' mo it don't" said
Mr.. Mather; "lhat fnllness goes some,
where clse-tbis way and here Mr..
Mathcr indicated where he thought the
fullness ought to go.
At this pale-faced young man with q
voice like robin, and notebook under
his arm, said he thought the ladies al,
ways clasped their corsets on the side
The pale>faced young man said this very
innocently, as if he wished to convey the
Impression that he knew nothing wat
ever of the matter. The jury laughed lhe
pale>faced yonng man to so3rn, and one
of them intimated that he thought the
young man was not half 50 green about
women's dress as he tried to appear. The
young man was reporter,and it is there,
fore exceedingly probable that his knowl,
edge was fully limited as was apparent
from bis suggestion, the juryman to the
co ltrary Notwithstanding,
Here another juryman discovered thai
DR.. Stillman had the corset on bottom
side up. "Doctor," said he, "put it Oh
the other way"
Then the Doctor put it on in reverse
order, with the laces in front. Thi'
brought the bullet holes directly over thu
tails of his coat.
81 don't Think" said DR.. Mather, "tha
| the bullet went in there, Doctor"
"No, don't think it did," vas the re,
ply. "Copfound it it's mighty funny
six married men in this room and not on,
that knows how to put on woman
corset.
Here the Chronicle reporter, who ha,
several sisters, aud always keeps his eye,
open, advanced and convinced DR.. Sti
man and Mr.. Mather, after much argu
ment, that the laces Of a corsage 90 be
bind, and that the garments is clasped II
front. After this. explanation the cours
of the bullet was readily traced and foun,
to bear out the explanation afforded b
abe two physicians.-San Francisc,
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WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF "LITTLE
LOUISE"
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NEW ORLEANS, April 23--It is esti'
mated that the water is three feet higher
than ever before known. Amite river
rose very rapidly. Several children are
reported drowned in the streets of Port
Vincent. The fiat country OF St. Helena,
Tampassatoe, Washington, St. Tamm1ny,
aud East Feliciana parishes, are flooded
for miles.
The Times says gentleman from the
upper coast gi1es an appalling description
of the people who live in the districts
overaowed by the Hickey crevasse. Not
ess than
-wENTY SPLENDID SUGAR PLANTA'
TIoNs
bpye been submerged from that source
already. That, however, was nothing
compared with the sufferings Of the peo.
pie. On Sunday last the gentleman wit
messed large number of persons wading
their way out Of the torrents Of water
which passed through that break
Among them were women in the water
up to their ampits, holding their infants
above their heads, 'and it was reported
some bad foated away on the rushing
tide with their little ones in their arms
RAILROAD TRAVEL INTER .UPTED.
MEMPHIS, April 28.-Parties arriving
on the Memphis and Little Rock rail
road to-day. state that water covers th'
track for several hundred yards, in sons
places nearly foot deep, with strong
current, and as the river is still rising i
is hardly probable trains will go over j
to>morrow.
In consequence Of the continued bat
weather AID breaks in the railroads, th,
spring meeting of the Chickasaw eourS
has been postponed until Monday, Ma.
4th-
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DANIEL BOONE.
Dreaming TO Some Purpose.
The Charleston (South CaroliDa) NeDs

The Charleston (South Carolina) NewS
says:
1.-Two or three weeks ago well known
firm in Memphis presented an account to
a widow lady in our town, and asked her
to pay it; she told them her husband had
paid it before he died, as he had told her
50 she then looked over all of her hus"
bands papers to find the receipt, which
she failed to do. Itannoyed her no little
and rested heavily on her mind; so she
retired for the night, and she dreamed
that the receipt was in little tin box in
the store house formerly occupied by her
husband; so early next morning she
looked, and sure enough there was the res
ceipt."
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A. III. PETTIBoNE, JAS. II. ROBINSON.
DETTlBONE IL ROBINSON, ATTOR-
l. NEYS AND C0UNSFLoRs, Greene
vile, Tenn. win practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, and
in the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and remitted. I73nayS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JAS. j. ATKINSON, JEwELER
- Jonesboro, Tennessee. All
kinds of Jewelry made to order.
Watches and Clocks repaired to ces
on shortest notice at reasonable pri :
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The Graugers of Wayne county, Ind,
yeted down the propOsiOn to establish =
store oG their own.
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EUTAW HOUSE,
By Mrs. VI. A. DOSSER.


This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
be comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and is now open for the recep-
tion of guests. Every pains will be taken
aud no cXpencs spared to make this a
pleasant home for all who wish to stop in
Jonesboro'. The able will at all times
be furnished with. : best the country
affords. Terms reas lie.
mar27tf
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L. N. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
IL, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
Jonesboro', Tenn. Special attentions
given to collections. Office, one dror
East of Faw, Devault d Co., under
keen's Gallery.
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w p GILLENW ATERS. ATToR-
w. MY AT LAW, Rogersvlle, Tenn.
Will practice in the Circuit and Chancery
Courts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and in the Supreme
and Federal Cour is at Knoxville, Tenn.
april3tt.