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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
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believed ,kaa KlasIes sFasd 81 Iak. would
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seAree, and cash assisle NJ Kiaslos aessf
told BIN sAashs hAa aproeatea s Isfss lsppg
from he NORTH, against ths easlss Of BFoWa-t
low hssAass sasss IL 30 oss Wesd 81 sfusA
ID she s.asement. He wrote % tie North end
10 New Orleass, q ny suggestion, fes luk
awsng 10 me. and ialling 10 gss II ] sfbts %
Loaisyllls and oinciunaal, end pseeafed, 70
Nashville, several Kegs, enough Q serve me
aurssg tbs wiaser. This I did without Mr..
Kinssoeis kaorledse. 8.
Baa 10 esasles tAis sesaasfei, Sessry Of
farskst, sad more asiikfsste Lying, Z tbs
matter 81 Ihk. vill Just sials, thai Be slnss
said 10 clever gsaslemaas who b sseess
sloniss that slF the boys had managed Il
better, they might have Got Che lax without
Brewnlow knowing h. ~. Kinsles hAs not
been In the Pabllshiae basiasss for more
thsn three years, and hes thsrefbfe had no
INK, either 70 lead or cell. Al the Iuk, PaSeFs
Type, and other materials 10 shs Whig once
are nlas, aaa skss srs pad ~, which g more
then the tool Of the Register eliqas can say,
Ne newspaper Publisher. no prOpsieter Ofany
job efsee, who has one particle Of henor,
pride, or rsssntaent, wiilsttempl atsernikht,
when / am In bed. throngh boysr Or etAsr-
wise, 70 procars any thing from my once thai
be would nos dare ask me for.
In eoueiusien, this degraded beast, drunken
aebaachee, and ahmidgated lar. netlhss the
public thA. he win no longer szehasgs Fs-
pers With me. ThIs win ssrsAIaly Dry up 81
the sources Of Information necessary % carry
on paperi I win isy aud Issue = paper
without the benefit Of the aotassessIg iStss
sispsteAss yrsA Eyseabsry. which sdorn The
columns 81 that print Meanwhile, the Reg
lister can sneak iste ceantiHg rooms, and
other places. A. iis eorsespondspts De. saa
borrow the whIg, and read \, and then deny
having seen so VIC. BRowSIow.
Oct IL, 1851. .fs =. aaaFsyg Ia
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

ne eSismshs fds shqssw states, tha.
he eAil Eaaas Of Jsg Davis BY Coz. Brown.
Of Georgia, for Eve Regiments Of Georgia
volunteers vita their AfsAs 70 dssssd tAs
coast Of that State, has been refused, and tha.
isse sssrn0g lssslIssssy nsu fss six moatAv
service for the eoast defense, and troops ap
arriving stsaYAnneb.y z8fFsr4
Vigorous pFepaSAtloss and large hss
win be required - prevent the destruction o,
shs Fefts md cities, from North CaroEss
rsuad 70 New Orleans. The Confederate a..
ny hasIss assrehsd spen Ksasaeky rom
East, Middle sad IVES. Tennessee, they mar
Expect Fleet u cry theusssd men to retail
late along the coast Of ths Cotton States
Indeed several szpedisisns Of mixed sbas-
after, are aew ont upon the Southern coast,
and there intend 10 seize, and II they can, y.
open 10 the commerce Of the world, SOM
leading so.tOs ports And whist the Con-
IsdeFate troop are marching in large forces
upon Ktnsseky sna the Potomac, with view
70 tie insssios % Maryland, We shAlI nos Be
surprised 10 hear Of . successful landing Of
Federal forces 81 Charleston, Savsnnsh, Pen
sssOia, Mobile asd New Orleans.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

Cot BAxrER win address IRE people - The
cours Hoase 10 Ksoxvills on aosasy alst asd
At suoddy's Church, South Of the River, On
Saturday the seth OF this month, - csndi-
date for Congress. There 8 much said assst
his position, and bic principles, and the peo-
ple shoaid TURF oat and bear him for theme
selves, Ia order 10 understand him AID
appreciate him. Desiring 70 bear him, ssa
those who may bs in OppOsitiOh, We shall
endesvet 10 attend bis last appointment He
invites his oppoasnts 70 be present, with
whom he is wiliiag 70 divide time.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Old Partizanship.

We are constantly reminded that In these
times Of revolution and Of war, We must ig-
mere DID party hass and doctrines, and -
ess msa, fight for The Independence Of The
South. Batit very curious thing thas
nsne bat DesOerats Eli the civil offices il he
Southern Cenfederacy. From the President
ssd Cabinet down to Judges, Foreign Minis
ters, Attcrnfes. Aarshsls, and Post Masters,
none are placed n Office except such as sup
ported Ehe RreekinEidge aud lAas ticket, az
deFths late Southern Democratic organiIstas.
This is no more the result Of accident ibsn
wss.ths bringing Aboat the overthrow Of the
Gosernmepti It bears apon its sss the strong
ssmblance of design. And 50 sOOa As this
war is over, We shall al ind ourselves tied
hands and feet to the car Of DenOeraey'
driving to ruin in sshe name Of southern
Rights. a
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Malicioua Arreat..

These malieisus arrests Of UHion men IN
East Tennesses, still continue. Last week,
Mr.. szIrsLE, Of Washington County, wAs
brought here, and after subieetiag BIN 70
some costs, was tarhed loose, aud for the
reason that there wns nothing against him.
This week, Mr.. Newly, Of elkiborns, clever
man, was srraIgned, having been arrested By
the Deputy Marshal, At bis home as.cumbsf-
iAsd Gap. Having committed ne offence, he
was Iet eR With the paymsni u fssty o. say
dollars cost. N4 10 s5E Il
What ean she Confederate Authorities hope
to make fos their cause II East Tsanesses. 81
these sheailed Cor Prressst Ara ihey sssk-.
Ing 70 unite ths people 81 Bast Tsapsaese, 10
the same eeass9 OF are they seeking To-
drive TIE unlOn men If IBIS end Of bAs stass.
into Ksptaeky, V isis The Federal Afngl Y
the latter iswhss thsy are ainisg Il, they afs
In fair way y succeed they sever yyt
dragged nan frsm ish6ms here, and forced
him 10 tate "a oath, Who Is not further re-
moved fann acting with them than be was
before. Is there no sommoH sense IN their
councils Have they no men among them
Who look to policy, and 10 what viii best seFrs
the cause they are engaged inf
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Who vill Volua.ssr !

We hope that our Seceskion ueighboFs will
not become rexsd At us, or urging them 10 .
discharge Of most sacred obligation. The
Governor Of ihsir rheiee, who has led the
way In preelpitAting this stats into rebellion.
has called FOR an addition Of $4,000 Volun-
tetrs. The men whc ought 10 lead the way,
who hare been most messy IN the defence Of a
Southern Cenfsderacy, and Of . war for In.
dependence, stand back, refine to move peg,
aud even allow those Who have entered the
army, to come from the field Of battle, where
their services are actually needed, TO raise
companies. This 10 shame ! We have not
less than half dozen gentlenen in this town,
beside some in the country. who are willing
10 serve - members Of the Confederate Goa.
gress, bat not one Of them proposes to raise
company, or Regimeat, or even 70
serve as 8 private in the grad army Of the
Sonth, struggling for iaaepsndencsl These
men, moreover, are In comfortable eireum-
Stances, and eoald leave their families ehoegh
70 live on, Not 80 with the poor laborsrs aud
mechanics they are urging 10 turn ost.--
Their wives and children, daring hard
winter, would be obliged to suffer.
We have several citizens who have actually
been appointed 10 otlsss By the oehfsdesate
Coyernment. say Jssr OF them IN tbis sown--
slvil oiaCss that psy GOOD salaries. Nov, il
these VIII lsy asias ihslr eiaess, and enter
the army ne shall, In Ell time u came, elVs
them credit fOr proper amount Of patriot.
ism. Les them unaergo the prisatlons Of
camp lie, and ths dapsers and exposures Of
the battlefield, and our uord for d, the
people, Of al parties, win say thsy are Ia
earnest What do you cay keutismea-you
who bold ofsces, and yoa who are seeking
oEess Let the strife and stseggis fes the
aeenngIatisa Of sersaaes. ssd posts Of hon
or subsids, antIi thls war b brought 70 an
end. Let as Show our 9 fsitA b orr ports,
LEI pa moderate eur desires 30 make measy,
anate gil positions Of hshor, removed from al
danger, and contribute 10 the general veal BY
TIE s4aiapi, Of entering DE service. Our o..
tsnlatipss aispIsy on large subscriptions to
The cause, win sa4ts 10 lasting supFssaisn IN
eur tsyos, ~ long A. We refuse tsFsubmlt 20
pefsonsl sxposhfes where armies meet, 2
Ceass. gsatiemen, We nass insist upon .yout
entering shs ssrsies, end lapph Jour dolpg h
aoss fiasassds srs ssAhdlps % 10 ses n
you VIII nhlss eooa yoar pssmiss y tafa PIT
= eAsAsffs z tfsFs asssssssS, Il Il Necessary
aos. asd de sall 4 maas issm hssd qasftsrs.
If yoes ssessop 10 not nssrs psslhgaf not q
'alasis fsglheas yin % made ID uhasr TITS
seal, ri syss ! q pssssetssA a. etlsh
lshs vhpIs sentb wi rsgead 20 Z klkesass q.
he = Fsinnsssr sssssH - as s. q / se
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Corruption ana sssaling.

We arc almost daily bearing Of the thefts
aud robberies Of The mails, BY seamps who
bold official positions In the Post 0tice De-
pa.sment Of the new GovsTnmeht. Take the
following as q specimen only, Of what 10 going
on:
wRrrzssrld. oct I, lsel.
" G. BEoezIov ~ made M club Uf pew subscribers
20 your paper and ssst che names and asy oyoa last
tbs paper come. took The reesip % the hStmastsr
There many thieves among Pessnasefs and Nail
Agents, that De net know uhether yoa resolved the
nsy 81 noa tts tOer fEiands -.
This Is plata and pslpshls esss. Whites
borg is in Jefferson county, some sfty.Gvs
miles from Knexville, on the Railroad The
letter Was oaly hahaied By the pettmsres
where maIIsd--handsd to The Route Agent
coming down, who had Il In pOssessios about
four A0uvs, Hhes TWAS bis duty 70 tara itoyer
to this ofReet We have examined the " Ac.
coapt Of Nails Received" at ths Knoxville
Post 0fies. and there has been no letter res
eeived from whiteshsrg, and 20 way-bill Of
the ID, the day Oh which the letter was mail-
ed. We. hare the PossmAs.er's receipt fOs the
letter, aud Affirming that he mailed It, cover
ing Ten Dollars. fhs books hsfe show one
letter received on shs I'd. but way-biIled The
Id The evidence il very strong, going to
show that there is thief on board the cara,
between WAlteabnFg sad Kaoxxills sss
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
The Sugar Crop.

2 The Esw 0slssnS pareEsb oast thar the Su-
gar sroP Of this yeas, viii not fall sboEs
Of fee. laadssd skeusOAa h.s,Aess.-eieAty
thoasAnd more than ever was produced
before, and at least two hundred and hsy
thossand more than the eOosunptiOs Of The
Southern States, including Kentucky and
Missouri. Nay, thls account il very little short
Of the entire consumption Of the whole Union,
whilst the old uniVn gets its supplies else
where, and the blockade prevents the sending
AR cut Of the Confederate States. With
these facts before rs, 1t Is the worst spechs
Of sxtoTtiOn to be selling Sugar at 40 70 .
cenis, when the limited field TO supply, asa
the vast amount in the hands of Planters
must reduce Il 70 Zee cents. The same nag
Be said Of AolAsesS. The supply ia gTeal<s
than the demand, By at least one half OsS
consideration NAV ran the articles up to still
higher figures. The Federal Fleets going
into Lonisana, may take charge of the sup
plies, and prevent their shipments isaO the
other Southern States.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
sosshsrn General Conference.

Tue Methodist General ceaisrsass, soasA,
meets oRes IN ioar Years, I.s srss ssssslea,
,ahsr .hs separation IA issA Eas hela 10
Petersburg, Ya. 10 Aay. 1876 Ne aseead n
81 Leais, Nay 1859 tAssklna, q oslamsas,
Ca Nay, Iass he fourth, = Nashville, As5,
las aha tie ira = Ell 81 Nsy oflssai,
April lssa..ihs ssvsral Aasaal eeaferspeea
slestsus their Dslsssses slIis ell So xiatss
Z We sst6s Ysfs nusb. vssshss % sesslos
o. ns1s spring, ssssshss b New usleans.--
Should that city fall Into the hands Of The
Federal army, he Conferences will have 10
meet elsewhere. And should this not be The
case, this var win be raging on the AIssis-
sIpppI, making IL any thing bat desirable y
travel in that direction.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

The Holston Annual Conference, which 80
osgaaI1ed 10 the IOWA Of Knoxville ia lss}
held is thiFty-eighth annual session y
GFeshyille, closing this week. Las: ys'''
there we're In this ceafsrsnSs, lie TraVsiSs
Preachers, - Sspernpnsraries, and 4es u
eel Preachers. There were it,9Is Es1<
members. and s,f4s eolorsd msnbeFd' az
900 Indians, being an Increase over TIE ia'
msf year, OF ASST. We apPSehsud iAisas
90 for The pasl year, The wArery hasav'''
al che shareAss Into ihs shade.
The geographical limits Of this Csnis's''s,
ase East Tennessee, Wsstssa yirgiaiA =
Nsslssa CasellaA i.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

the Federal fsFees had been victorious In hat
section ell shstims.
From the Richmond H7ip Ne take shs fol-
lowing, - the Southern version Of this Isss
hastlsf IIIV F91X
tssUssUz. u, Q5g ar isislilsvaf fea.Iewaa sko
va psant Il the Beitls 81 ufssnhfisr % ts - hsl
M f1t fe4tlsd here 81 - e0a11168ts4 el5 49,
slonal details q the sneagemsRs he salss bas bsle.
zen = = tssnses sseuelsa ths aesss ps.,ss ~ s.e
81 bleksts efe atailoaed a Their kfEsf pesss114
Tie ylfRiain eeEjfasats snfHssd 6efe fee eeAmaas1
q tdla 9aekssn eSsik nlsa aaaSssra 1sa sHskaffas
bst5llUn saA tfae aftFfy eappsnlse (slih tp katis
Tss) osssnasas4 % c.g.sns Aaissses shesEsks. -
osnh Sod apA klee hea poflsa Il his % shst a
8 ahe Ara and tWsish asREaa RegimentA end Has
Aasnnrs Reenaaas 9eFa also eagneef 0a u the Ioens
bsss ~ The iatlts Fssimehs vs. fille6.
Asohe tAess kslled aha wysa4sd D De asesEa Nssir
Killed menbeF a Tie Dalliossrz fosantssS ~ -
rpneiy wounded hiE name Rot remesbefsa Hiek4 cT,
81 the Marins GBarGs ket end SsAa paan, % The
Massoees daarda received three ssysrs aeah wesnes
elas e The LOSnaes sssaesssss va ssasdsd d the
Ne coAssasrass IOss ~sss ksBss, SssOusssa lba u
Ths Federal less ~ss rssy sewers.
The Lynchbutg Thgiaias, Of later eate,
gives the following ss the Northern account,
taken from wAshlnston paper:
The War Dspartmeat Let hlshi feesssed . Aispslch
sohrmfnx t3eh Reyaslds Victory h Western yREiaiA
that wa aehieee4 YESTERDAYS. He Was paronn0t eEing
with tsa af his Fegimsnss, vksa he cane upon eansl1
srahle rebel sve, which hs utterly r0ated. viii e0esd
= - =. - :. Il sa.ss.s.s.E..gs
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
&c "a gas-rsssIoaaI plaIriss.


We pTesuRs tai I.se Dill esf2re ne Lsgis-
lature, re-distrieting the State, win rass, -
the COMMITTEES who reported Il we're unani-
nous. The Knoxville District viii be COM
posed Of the counties Of Sewer, Jefferson,
Granger, Claiborne, Campbell, Usion, Knox,
and Bloant--s. The counties ADORE compose
the First District
We are desired 10 state, that Gel JeHx
BAxrER win be candidate fos Congress, 10
whatever district embraces the county Of
Knox. Col. wAterson, AZ VIII be seen else
where, viii be a candidate 10 the Mountain
or Fourth District. Who win run IL the Dis
trict below, as newly arranged, We hare rot
been advised. The election takes place on.
the eth Of NOvember, being only two weeks
from next Wednesday,. On the same day, the
election for President snd Vice PresIden. for
the C0nfsderaey, under the Permanent
Constitutions takes place. The iBdicasioBs
are, N this esd Of the State, that the vote
will b small. Many viii vota 10 the
Congressional elections. from personal co y
siderations, who will not vote for President
and Vice President.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

This distinguished gentiemaIIs Candidate
for the Congress Of The Confederate States. Ia
the mountainous District, composed Of The
counties Of Anderssa, Morgan, Sect Roana,
overtou, Fentrsss, jackson, Putnanh, wblte,
Cumberland, van Baren, aaa wArrsn.-i2.
Coz. wATERsOS was Douglas Else.or
during the late PFesidsatial Canvass, aaa
adhered 10 the Union, in opposition to the
Breckenridge raid that vas set % foot At
Baltimore. he is veil known over the State,
as conservative man. his opposition 70
these Indiseriminate arrests in Rast TenIles.
see, makes rs feel anxious for his success.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

To or ftienas wAe have expressed wish
to par shsir sahseribsiona 10 Gre weed, "
present &c sempllnsats Of tbls iaslemeEt
seasea, rs Gle assurances THAI wood win be
eQualto easb. Ron II Ia, ifteads, sad We
win credii yaar aeroEaia With he sespeeliss
amouats delivered.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
me right on dresnbrier HiYef.

We have seen considerable boastisg in car
exchanges, as to the victory of the Confsde-
rates over the Federal forces In NortA-Weslern
Virginia. We have not given credit to these
reports, having seen II stated by Richmond
Correspondent of the Charleston Oburiss, tha
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

By reference to our advertising columns Il
win be seen that good shosmaksrs, wanting
employment, can end plenty Of work At J. 8.
Van Glider Cos Boot end Shoe Factory,
where they are manufacturing qalts sxtsn.
sively, sad pay liberal wages.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Grand plvision,

The annual Session Of the Grad DiYiaioh
Sons Of Temperance Of BSst Tsaneusee, viii
be held in this city, on Thursday, the 74tA
inst. Important business 70 be atssnded TO-
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

We are saatlae e his ollce Two - threa
loads Of Aaaersea county Stone Coal. aaf
which ne viii pay cash. Lump oOai b Tee
only article Ne win purchase.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

As psOposi,iea Of Col. NAsEr, io0Aa :.
wke 9, s very liberal enc, not "f'sa "
~ ~ enc.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

We hare no doubt Of the correctness o.
this estimate, and as little doubt that By tbs
time, the fetal force has hcea run up to ROs'
EySnREs FEeUsASb, disposed ia semeiaaS
like the above proportions,
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
The Federal Forces.

We gather from recent extracts from tss
New York aud washingtoa papers, as we had
them in car EOutbsrR exchanges, that tSs
Federal force is abOnt as follows, saa s On
the innraaaa. ThAH are divided thus:
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

WasHfxaFea Wednesday, 0cE a--Gummaadef Chnan'
esy arrived here thu evening am Hsstefas fniet Ifa
psFts that 60 aeney ths rebels ofkniss esp4ditna
ealtAsk end Fsosptafe the kaEfs necapts4 ~ ems aes
aleu. Ehs staalets aEled With hetyt fed eaha0n
And Srsss seF tArselae sesiis fas a1iask eAs Hiaf
ms Ruts Ard shsi sad ssss ssalsfsa b tAa yesea
eiAtioItnd az the fiet Afef tis he rebels tetlft
tloaeh nst kssFe I've three etsa,ete I'D tea sHnk
eeng aosa NTH ell 81 safs snefkf frUa Us epewas
baseA hundred nlsn ssep dr1sns4 Hssiaes large ees
ast hHss bsa snstsihsd f ~ harslink e. or shaif
lna ne puasne fsa sps - - esas wsensssaias
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Activity at che Navy Yards.

The navy yard % Portsmouth. New Hampshire, is one
81 the busiest hives In all New Engaad The muster nil
thaFe ineindes about no men, and the monthly pay roll
Amoants 30 zbaus t35eoe-the total calAy per month,
being Fem $ieoo00 10 t1ikeoa There f0aF
sells the stocks teo third class sloos The keaT.
and onippee steam pFcpeiess nearly compleed and
pawtuekaway and the Moiadnock. The keArsaes, l0e1
tna will carry seven hea " Eans and in the dry dock
and vii probably be ready t 500 In November The De-
appee q Loo uGs IL the stscka where the eantee
bot and y expected ~ he aancAed In about tWenty
days. The side wheel steamers 80 tons bRrtheBs
They are very FIAT bottatsd sad viii draw oly stx feet
q EaaRg -Four oafs ordered HR repairs and
nj o. he gnabatA Asw gohg Up In private yaF viii 90
out 81 the POrters0ath Navy yard
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

The New Yefk Evening Post Of the Sd says;
We noted yesterday the character q the Vanderbilt
seaers Which be Adsd 10 the nee " transports
already Chartered and purchased by the Federal HoVefn
meat. formidable Naval expedition h htting cut
81 this penS 30 cot In connection With men II war fom
FORTRESS Monroe Of the Transports the Vanderbilt is
provided with beehs fr two thousand the Ocean
Queen fR tee thousand thrre hundred, the Illinois Cor
thousand fye hnndre this Empire City for thnS
sand the CaAtEaeoaices T thousand vs hRhdred the
nzfsf Webster r thousand aud the Baltic. Mantzn-
aud Atlantic alsa costing and preparing m she
expedition These vesssls viii carry st least sen thou
sand msn.
The Great Republic the largest American sailing ship
Aat has aa been chartered by the Government and 10
AttinEsp vita stalls 10 trsuspors hvsses.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Constable Safe.

DY virtue of an execution, to me directed, from
ID the Court Of James &. Cannon, Justice OF the
Peace in and for the Township of Fosters Bar, Coun-
" Of Yula, and State of California, on judgment
rendered June 9Th, A. d. 1861, in favor of c. W. Mil
ler and against II. N. Bingham A. J. Holt. for the
sum of $74 25 100 with accruiug costs have levied
upon and taken into execution the following yroper-
ty, o-wit: All that certain piece parcel cf land
situated living and being in Fosters Bar Township,
County Yuba and State of California, known as the
Eagle Bird Ranch, and bounded AMI described as fol-
lows. commencing three hundred yards above the
snwm known as the Indiana Mill and running along
the county road one mile West by North, therco
routh by West one-half, thence South hy East one
mile thence East by North one-half mile to the place
of beginning containing three hundrsd twenty acres,
together with the Improvements trerec IND belong
i~g to the and every par thereof, on WhlNEe-
DAY July 2ith, 1861 between the homes OF ~ a. NJ.
and u NJ, of that day, will sell at public auction, to
the hGhest bidder, for CASH the above described pro-
perty, and. all tn right, title and interest which said
IT, n. Bingham aud A. }. Holt possesses in and to the
same, at the above named premises in Fostrrss Bar
Township. w. I. WOODS,
Constable Of said Township.
Dated this 29th day Of June, 1862. juy3-30d