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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

DESTRuclloS OF HlskY.-A squad
OF soldiers OF tbs 9Th Cavalry, Major Ter
bfocK commanding, visited whisky shor
near Camp Heniersho't, yesterday. and s=zeo
upon the kegs, demiohn aud decanters, ans.
poured their contents into the gutter. The
proprietor hai been warned several times, but
could not take the hint until visited as above
stated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

HE new mail arrangement is not at
al pleasant to editors. keeping them at their
lahore until very late In the evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

FoUsD.-On Brady street, Mo,dav
evening. . sack, containing . variety Of arti.
cles. which the owner can have By CALI no ..
th 10 oa6es and paying ohargss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

MILITARY Mes, A1TgSrIoY.-If YOU
wish for Uniform a d full equipment, cal on
+. r. Erskine, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Ph9nix Insurance Company Of Hart.
lord assets, lst May, 1862, 1927 z6p 90 La
biiities. t2l 800. HgSnr T. HvsfxAN. Agt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

ArsTIS CoRBIS & Geo. S. G. Dow. a.
No. Nckolfs Block, dealars in State. County
and City Warrants Coin, Demand Note. and
Government Vouchers. Oct Datu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
TIL CITY.

ATTENTION, OFFIcERs.-For a choice
military Uniform. call at Cones, cCrner BRADY
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Bank Notice.

nEPOSITORS WILL HEREAFTER BE RE-
II qured to at,ach q stamp on all Checks for
more than Twenty Dollars.
Stamps must be cancelled by the drawer Of the
check. l.. A. MACkLOT,
B. B. WOODWARD,
Cashier State Bank, Merchants Branch.
November ~, 1862 2--d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
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I'll A II II I r, d.

In Davenport, at the residence of the brides
father, on me - h inst, ny Rev. JAMES HALLES,
HUGH GARRETT to Miss A. q, l.. PAINTER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a.
The Washington Star of this evening
has the following

has the following:
FAIRFAX STATION, Nov. "a.
Henry Demev, late OF the t. S. In
tantrv, parolel prisoner from Richmond,
reports that he saw conscripts going ont
with tools to work on the tortiications :;
he also saw ID siege guns going out o.
the city on trucks. The people there
said they were prepared in front and
rear.
The Hampton Legion and 200 nian-
try, with fonrpicces Of artillery. came in
to Warrenton bs tie Sperryville turn-
pike. He left Warrenton on Friday, and
took the road TO Sabine, where he arriv-
ed at night. The inhabitants there ex-
ec,cd Jackson that night, and had pre-
pared food 10 receive him. He lett
Richmond on the 10th Of this month,
and saw about 1000 infantry between
Culpcpper and the Rappahannock, and
the rai'oal trains full Of provisions
coming from Gorlonsyille, for Culpcp-
per- He arrived in Narrcntown last
Thursday. They say Jackson will march
to WaTrcnton in the rear Of Burnside.
He also spoke at Salem with Lieut..
lIalleck, nephew, As he says, to the
ommanding General. The Lieutenant
belongs to Stuart's cavalry, was wound
ed in the arm, and was hidden in Sa
lem, in Maldock's ! house when our
troops We're there.
All is quiet today about Bull Run
and Centrctlle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

MAKE your selections for winter dress
goods at Wh.let's. before they are n afked up.
word 10 the wise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

For MINcE PIEs.-Good cookino
brandy for twenty FIVE cents per quart a. III .
great cheap grocery wkeye.n.xt do,r ba
low the post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Go1Sc AHEAD. If anybody has a
houer mill, cur active fellow citizen, J. II. D
Burrows is bound to be that man. No
matter what fortune betides-corne panic
come storm, fire IA nine, a houer mill he
= bound to have. and the staff Of lie he j.
bound to furnish Men Of such activity nm 4
determination are worth fortune to any
place. Iae new mill on Fifth street will nrc
badly be grinding about the fret Of Januaru
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
TT;N1eiel.

DY A YOUNG NAN, A SITUATION AS
ID Book Keeper, Clerk. Salesman, or in any ca
pacity in which his services would be required
hstorenos given. Address r. y. Box GA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

ANksGIvING lloP.-Thursday even
ing Tomorrow, Ca,neron will give one of h.s
peasant patti IT Lahtmah's Hall To those
"no have attended Camero!.s parties we
need not sP.y 60 for al. such will be sare 10
'here' TO others We advise to attend by ali
means II you would pass an ext emely pleaf>
ant eveEipg.
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) ecial to the Eeraii,l

HARRIS FERRY, Nov "A.
News of interest has reached me from
the headquarters II Stonewall Jackson as
late as Saturday last. Jackson had HI,
headq quarters at BcrIyyile, and was then
in possession His force was 10000,
and the number Of his guns so. Gen.
Echols' division Was viii him.
On Friday evening Jackson received
the following telegram from JEFF. Davis :
II you do lot leave the Valley n
once and come 10 help rs dercnd Rich
mond, il will not be worth your while to
comc to its defense at all.
Jackson,s reply is not known. but his
forces were not il motion Saturday morn
,u The inference is that he replied IN
i've.
'''e r': nesa' IL 'c fourth dispatch Jackson
n'' va = Wis calling on him 10
'.,',a. a''.u an ,'o'l' - Richmond.
'oi,it - 'he dclehsc O lmlral Julien
A letter written bY j Inc .,,,
de ''rasler 10 a gentleman in II -,
announces that the French army ".
move before everything is ready for
great march on the City of Mexico. In |
consequence the Admiral does not be
llcyc that a forward movement Of the !
whole cops 1'urnlce will commence he
fore the fist wcel; in December. The
Admiral Is OF the opinion that nothing
can prevent the French from reaching
the City OF Mexico IN the course Of next
January although he SAYS onr army
perhaps will have to light the Nexicans
once or twice on the way 10 that city.
News received from Raleigh, y. c., of
the 18th, SAYS The Legislature Of the
State convened YESTERDAY, and Vance
sent IN his message today. lie takes
strong grounds for the yisorou, proscca
ton oi the war, and proposes a reserve
force Of 10000 men for State service 70
be discharged in the Spring. in time for
their farming operations. How to raise
this force he leaves to the Legislature.
A private letter sa} s it is rnmorcd at
Kingston that two companies Of tho
10Th North Carolina ard battalion oi
artillery encountered larec force oi the
enemy at Cave Creek, OH the l9th inst.
consisting of infantry and cavalry and
artillery. Our forces were in rife pits.
heltcrcd from the cncmv's artillery.
After two hours hard fighting onr troops
'etircd from their pits. Our loss not
Known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

GOLD, Silver, Demand Notes and
all Kinds OF securities rnrchased a, best ,a,e,
by Ocns. No 10 West % s,ree, ,,,o.,,
City Drug Store. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

NoiIcE-John Dalzeli, Z q, aving
CONNECTED himself IN the Insurance usIntss
win h.sSimpfon' respectfully salicits ,he rat.
ronage OF his old friends and aeanaint.nc,s
ounce with Il. simpson. south east co-nrr #
br'dy aud Second streets. where orders may
be left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

IERsoSAL-We had the pleasure of
call Yesterday afternoon from our nilit.,,
'r'' nh and former brother Gull. L Col. Add.
H. Sanders. He now circulates daily on III.
crntche>. and ia gaipin, ground hapdsonelv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

A Big HAUL OF The FANCY.--Mon-
'sy 1isnt o'hceF Brown with a squad Of ,re op.
msde descent upon Two Of the IRON jnen,
''''s MT Ia OF our city ami marched off the
'"s.'es to the lookup. Yesterday the " bole
Far was brought p before Justice Whe eler
who fined them, es eh SO and costs, in all
81 50. The fines were reid, and the girls
s''ttered to tasis sspective places Of the abod
poorer IN poeaet !; but We hope rich in expe r.
'ence that will cause them to forsske their
qiest'onabie an' immoral calling. The total
amount OF hBss and costs amounted to up>
wards o. sixty dollars Two Of the party. = no
were no' "ie'l yestsrday, will be exanis cd
this aherpees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

FOR oT. Lours.--Mr. Prettyman re-
ee'e' oespa'ch yesterday statiag that the
Jennie nipple would arrive here this morn
'ng' en route tor 81. L,uis This will be the
last boat OF the season. probably.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

IoLIcE CouRr.-In addition TO the
ahcy cases in the Police Court. Justice
""seier had young lady named Maria
'ohy. up Tor ge'tins drunk end raising the
u.''i on the siree's Monday night. Maria
plead guilty. Was ired ~ aE3 costs which
che FORK d rp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

CooK, apPrcci,tiog the good taSte ol
"'s patrons IN Davenport, has nsien,d 10
his agent. Dir. G. H. Bel, The finest 10, Of o. :.
ters ever brought to Iowa Those wishing
t"is luxury ior Thanksgiving will do we'll to
call at bsl's, cerner OF Seco nd and Perry. to.
day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

HAVE A COOP Dinner Fog THAMES
GisIse.-The place to buy ,oar raisns, dri
curran's, peaches. apples. blaeaberres, green
appies. can peaches. can blackb,igies, oran ge
citron. lemon citron. plain citron, fresh and
can oysters. is al the great cheap grocery,
H4~k-ye. next door below the Post office.
ihis day aud to morrow oysters will he cold
at who esale pricss by the single can. To
morrow the store will be open until l2 o'clock
al noon. Don't forget the place, the great
cheap grocery, Hawkeye. next door below the
Post Ofiice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

30 We Go.-By notice in anotbe,
part Of this mornings pa er it will be seen
that our hatche'cr friend, Hugh Garrett. bss
t'Sen rib The bride and groom Left vest.r,
oay on wedding tour through the Eastern
States
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Important Message Of Jen Davis.

From tie kicnmnnd Enquirer, NV. -
IyaCurvE Oftrce,
Richmond, Aescmbcr " !
II L'cm Gen N,,ies, Commenting tie Trans
M's,'ssiptt b.parf,et.
GEN.- Enclosed you Will fad slip
from the Memphi, batly .ippea' Of the
Sd III i, containing ~ account puiportng
to hc derived from tie Palmyra tMo)
Courier, a Federal Journal, of he murder
of ten { onlcdelatc citizrns Of issouri, bg
order Of G,n. licNcii, Of the nitc,i
States Army. loa will communicate bv
flag oftrucc with tie Federal .ifircr COM
nanling the department, tnl ascertain il
the facts are II, stated. II they are -,
YOU will demand the immediate surrcn-
der Of Mcneil 10 tic Confederate author
tiles, and il this demand IS not complied
with, YOU vii inform sud commauiing
officer that you are ordered t. execute
the first ten United States officers who
fall into Your handS.
Very respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

IHANKsGIvlN DAY.-To- morrow is
the day named wherein The people are rec ,m-
mend.d to leays trading, laborng. gossi ping
aud other worldly tricks. and become aud dem
Iy thankful. and attend eating their th suks.
giving diuneis Every body has much 10 be
thankful for, but there are some who can t d.
the other thing from obvious reasons. Amone
th'e latter class are printers. lf some ch srits
Die Individual would make an effort in the ir
oehsN we should consider them wortL Y Of
our everlasting consideration
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
SPECIAL 20. Times.

SIGEL's HFAfQr AHrERs, Nov. n
Such information has been received at
these headquarters this afternoon rs
leaves no further room to doubt that the
entire northern portion Of Virginia has
been abandoned ~ the rebel troops
There are few Of Whites guerilas
roaming about Lccsbnrg, Mt. Glcad, Mar
tinsburg and vicinity. Jackson has gone
toward Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

:. NJ. PErTgsGILL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
York, and State street, Bos:on, are our agents
or the DENo1gAr 4 hEws ia those cities, and
are authorized TO take Advertisements and cub
scriptions for us AZ cur lowest rates.
q. h. ScaIvEs, ss, Dearborn street, Chicago, is
authorized toreoeive advertiseme Ell Is for this pa
per.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Bound TO FIGHr.-A dav or two, since
a young gentleman Of this city who had hold
positions In th e Uuion army. re- neine from
private to Captain. .n the stsff oi one of our
most distinguished Generals, and who h..
participated in many ssnguin ary battles, al
ways with credit to himself. en) is,ed "a a pri.
vate in Captain Galigsn's ca.,a|rv comnanv
aud will conn again be off fo, the wars. Such
pluck an determination 20 WELD hi. svord in
the cause OF his country il deserving Of all
praise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

Gel. WALTEKs.-On the occasion OF
recent visit to Chicago, We had the pleasure
OF sra'piug The hand of this gallant gentle
man. Col. Walters is in the Office OF that
universally popular institution, the Trsmon.
House, a,d his numerous friends. more par.
tieulary the ladies, whose devoted admirer be
l.. will be pleased to learn that The Colonel ia
lovely as ever. and growing youlgsr every
day. Since the Colonel entered upon bis du-
lies at the fremont. Dsvenpcrters nave made
that Hotel their headquarters. No better
place could be found in the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

TIE UNDERSf GNED HAVING PU RELEASED
L the stock OF Boots an Shoes from J. G. Toid,
would respectfully solicit CONT uance Of the
public patronage, d assrres his friends that he is
ready and willing to sell goods at the lowest cash
he lie Claire House.
VIM G. HARRAH.
September llth. 1862. nov4-dtt
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LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEf RAPH.
From New York.
Ngw YORK, Nov. q.


\ Fortress Monroe letter coptirms the
reported reconnaissance to the Chicka-
hominy BY our cavalry. \ force OF the
enemy was met, OF whom two were kill
cd an SIX captured. We had not man
injured.
Henry 4. Wise commands the torliii-
cations about Richmond
An Acquia Creek letter says orr army
rests on line extending from Stafford
Court House TO the Rappahannock
\ strange report is III circulation that
the real advance will not take place from
Frederick. burg, hut the movement to the
Rappahannock is only a fcint, while the
decisive flows will be struck from anoth-
er direction. Those who appear TO be
heve the story cannot, however, give it
anv foundation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
Ale! Xxx Ale! Pure XXX Ale
sHlLE Y,s PURE XXX ALE.

PRESENT. Jse Ale 81 per bbl., Stock Ale IS.
TNHhs ,URSCRIBER IS NOW MANUFACTURE
- g, and is prepared to deliver, the above
super or Ale in any portion Of thu city. Leave
orde rs at Pos. Office.
.ep 23-dtf II. SHlLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26

A CARD
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock of Boots ard Shoes 10 Wm. G.
fiarrah, begs leave TO retsrn his thanks to hi
friends for the liberal patronage with which the
have f'vored him, and hopes they will continue
the 20 his successor in businees, whom G
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
j. &. TODD.
September 1lth, 1885,.
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CANDIDATES.
Election--Saturday, March LIST, 1852.

49,, ...,,..,., a., =,
@o- We are aa,n nrppr anu ,.l"cs, W a
nouneo MEL a. 81. MoM,,n county.
county lI"'''' wv ., .' s-,.
JEW we are a1,np ,,. NV roaaDs',a ~
nounce w. 4. W
co'leo'or Ior "'"",'' yVNv' $500.
Gte'- We are nuthorisca ana rcquee'sa 70 an.
nounco DANIEL hvhlvN ~ Va"u''''0 wv
lax oohector ior ''V''.'a 'VsV
tss,- We are authorised ana r,guesfd " M
noupce W. p. Co0Phh as oana,ao,o ,cr one''.
Of Polk county, az thc ensuing "arcn 'eV''"n'f
re- We arc authorized and requested to an
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am, respectfully,
THOMAS ROGERS.
George w. Queener is No Morel

On the 18th day Of December last GEORGE W.
QuEESER was mustered into Capt. Cookies Com
pany, aud on tbs 10th he went into Camp, at
Knoxville On Saturday, the llth inst, he was
taken with measles, and Immediately started home
on the train but only got to the widow Bradford's,
near Athens, where he died on Friday, the 18th
inst. George was brave boy, good soldier,
obedient 10 bis officers, and kind to his fellow
soldiers, and Capt. Cooke and bis Company re-
ceived the sad intelligence of his unexpected and
untimely death with the deepest emotions Of sor-
row.
To Mrs. Bradford, who kindly watched over
him, and other sick boys, feel authorized to ten
der the thanks of Capt Cooke, his officers and
men. And to Mrs. Humphreys, of the "llumph-
reys House." present my warmcst thanks for
her kindness to me during my short illness Mt
Knoxville. Mrs. Humphreys is sadly bercavcd,
having lost her only son, brave and noble boy,
who, if living to-day, would stand foremost on
the field of battle in defence of the South, and
she is filing his place by acts of kindness that
give strength to the arm and courage to the heart
of the brave boys who are perilinR their lives on
the field Of battle, in defence Of our homes, our
families, our all.
Almost every day we arc sending homo some
of our sick boys, aud hope the prtriotic citizens
of Athens will, like Mrs. Bradford, take care of
them until they can be sent home to their friends.
W & Y.
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Second Round of Quarterly Meet
ings on Athens District.
OBITUARY.

DED. 81 her fathers residence, near Madison
VILE. Tenn. 90 the 10Th January. lsess Miss
ELHA L. HrxPBRErs, In the a5th year VI her
age @
Just when Der aged parents looked TO her Tor
eetnfcd 10 their declining days. she was taken
away by tbs same gracious God who gave her,
and they are called 10 bow TO His sovereign viii.
VINO does all things well, aud mourn over her
early grave; but they cannot mourn "as those
who have no hope" Through life she was mind
fol Of the claims Of Ged; nor did she think her
youthful days devoted 70 religion world make
youih, Old age, death, or eternity gloomy. Some
year. before her death she made public protes-
sion religion. and lived worthy Of her profession
She was obedient and kind to her parents. ahee-
fionate to her brothers and sisters, aud pleasant
with all her acquaintance Then, with pleasure,
in their sorrow. may her kindred and friends re-
member and reflect upon heFloyeliness 10 life, her
hope in death, and prepare to meet herin better
world. Com
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Tribute of Respect.

TENNESSEE LopGE, No. 204, Jan. u, 1852.
At q called meeting, the demise of Bro. JAMES
y. HARRISON, NJ. d., which occurred Jan. 18th,
1852, was announced in due and appropriate form.
Whereupon the Lodge adopted the following m
mcmorium of our deceased brother:
Bro. Harrison died at his residence, in Loudon,
Tenn, in the SID year of his age. To his con-
sort, who preceded him short time, he was
devoted husband. He was au affectionae and n
prudent father, having raised family who are
universally respected for their many social quail
ties, natural gifts and uncommon accomplish
tncnts This Is his greatest eulogium. In 1880
he graduated, with distinguished honors at the
Lexington Medical College, thon, and for many
wears afterwards, the most renowned School OF
Medicine on the American continent. Since that
time he has practiced his profession in this COM
muuity with such c0nsumlnato skill and ability as
10 win the entire esteem and confidence Of bis
fellow.citizens. For many long years be was n
consistent member and an efficient officer of the
Presbyterian Church. In society, though quiet
aud unobirusiye man, he was noted for those so
ciaf virtues and that infexible integrity which
ever adorn the upright man, His heart always
went forth in warm friendship to those with whom
he was identified by the many relations of life,
and In turn he had the profound respect Of all
who know him we'll. He was devoted Mason,
and in his intercourse with the brethren he exhib-
tied that charity, dignity Of character and high
toned spirit, which are the surest evidences of n
near approach to faultless manhood. But by q
stroke of Gods mysterious providence no has
been called from us just in the dnwning of the
autumn Of life, when man most expects the
comfort md repose that the Industry and persc-
verance Of younger days seem to insure. There
fore, BIO II
Re.olred, That In tho death Of brother Harri.
son tho Masonic Fraternity has los, q true coed
and Upright member and the community one Of
its most valuable md efficient citisens.
Rcsoiced, That we tender our sincere coincidence
and sympathy 10 the much bereaved family aud
relations IN their unuttcrablc affection. and that
the Secretary be dirosted 10 transmit copy OF
this Tribute 10 the family Of the deceased
R.soired, As as testimonial Of regard for our
deceased brother, we wear the customary badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That q copy Of these proceedings be
srrend upop the minutes and also, copy DO fur
nished Che Athens Post and Christian Observer,
Richmond, Va, with tho request that they publish
1.-The sane. J. l.. ABERsArnY,
L JAMES j. WILLIAMS,
4t' Thomas H,CALLAwAy, Com.
W. L. PRioE,
WHEY BLAIR,
d. r. WEIR, Sec'y.
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A Card.

cAnr kEr, Knoxville, January Fl, 1862.
TO tis Voters cf NeHina county:
Having announced my name as candidate for
Tax Collector, take this method Of correcting
some erroneous impressions that some Of my com.
petitors are trying to make against me. some Of
them, ! hear, are laboripg Enormously to make
it appear that because am private soldier
in the army II will be out Of my power to collect
the Taxes, II elected. Twill say to those who are
making the charge, that do not expect to neg
leet any of the duties imposed upon me a a SOL
DsSssS!pg The county for the ONCE as
N1lI1l3Ii 70 most Of you. II you should confer
the office upon me shall feel thankful. If you
should prefer some one else, you will never hear
me complain If should be successful, l shall
not commence the collection Of taxes until August
Court thereby enabling the farmers to get their
wheat in market Ithen will have buttwo months
to serve before my time win be up, aud my Cap
tain assures me lie will furough me for the balance
Of my time, II elected. ,r - rt. m.s
| am, respectfully,
THOMAS ROGERS.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
I'D issued by the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court for
McMinn county, and 10 the directed, ! will, on
Monday, tho Cd day Of March next, at tho Court
house door In Athens, sell to the highest bidder
for cash 10 hand, MI the right, title, interest and
claim that David Bradford has In and TO NJ ncres
Of Land, adjoining tho Lards or Allen Haley on
the East and South 90 tho West by iohn Jenkins
on ;he North ny Mary Dnuvhcrty, and lyinr In
the 18th civil district. McMinu county, Tennessee.
Sold to satisfy Judgment for debt and cos,a, re.
covered Wy Jasper Weir pEains, pevid Bradford
and J. W. Gibson, Assignee before Josn Soar.
borough, Esq wM. BuPk thorlh.
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