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Governmental,


MAsHIsGTOs, ID. e., June "a, I564.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sistant Surgeons i0r CoOred TruUps-Candi-
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medical
Cplege, and must be examined by Board Of Medical
Oihccrs 10 be convened By the SurgeOu-eneral Also
wanted hospital stewards for colored regiments
Candidates must possess fair Engiish education and
be familiar with the cOmpounding and Dispensing OF
medicine. Application must BE- made as in the case
OF SurgeOns and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
frOm 50 10 f-3 per mouth, with clothing, ratiCns
fuel and quarters. The Board will determine whether
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon Assistant
Surgeon, according 10 merit. Applications accom-.
panied by one more testimonials from respect
abis persons to moral character, Sc, should b
addressed 10 the SurgeOu-Gencrl u. s. A., Washing.
ton, ID. O. or 10 the A5sstant Surgeon General o.
s. A.. Louisville, by. Boards now IN session
at Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, st.
Louis and New Orleans
JOS. K BARNES
mi IL Acting Suryaou- -Cgeneral
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OswEGO MARKET--Ang 8.

OSWEGO MARKET--Aua- 9. -
BY TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Dull and unchanged. Sales at Il OOa
II 25 for No spring; sll 50 for red winter.
Wheat-Scarce and quiet. No winter red In
diana held at 81 40,
COrm-Quist; held at 81 46aI AZ.
Other Grains scarce and nominal.
Canal Freighis7Dnl..
Rose IC.Prenfizs' Provision Market Re-
port
HamS-Sugar-cuTed premium hams 3 b......2l c
Canvassed hams o 8B..................-...---o
Dried Beef-Canyassed Is 4. b......-,...-Ia a...--e
ShOulders-Sugar-cured p n ..........-....ls11Sc
CanYassed q ib...........-.--.-..---..--c d
BaeOn-Or Smoked sides D. tt ...........-----..lS IS
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In bbls e DO
Primc leaf kettle-TndT'd d in kegs q b.-Z01Sc
POrkAo. mess Is 70
Extra clear G. f3bbl.-.-..--..--..--..---.-.-.--
bS- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age 70 railroad depOts boats. All articles
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled. Our sugar.
cured Hams and kgtGie-rendered Lard took the hrst
preminmat the late Ohio State Fair
tuly4-B BOSE : PREGTIss,
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MAHONING DIVISION.

ClLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL OAD.
ls6l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854
On and after Monday, May 18TH I5s4 Trains leave
Cleveland as toliowt, daily, tSundays exceptsd)
$50 A. M.-MAIL-Arrivesa at New York at 1900 4 .
M; Philadelphia 7 90 A. NJ. Boltimore 90 A
Nj Pittsburgh 90 p. NJ. Wheelng5 d 2.
l:25 p. P.M--ENPRkSS-Arrives at New York AS p
NJ; Philadelphia At lG:2 - A. NJ Baltimore &C
u:jQ A. M Pittsburgh 10 ?. NJ. Wheeling
5:lg P M New PHILADELPHIA 7 40 p. M.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Mil
lsrsburgh.
Morning Train connects at Rayenna with A. 4 G.
". Railroad Train for all points On that Road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh ~ New York
Via AllentOwnl, without change Of cars.
70 Fare ~ low as By any other line.
sc Through Tickets can Be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddell House, at the Depot or the
Euclid-Strest Station.
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Cuyahoga county, Ito
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 20
By order Of the Committee.
D. A. DASGLER, President.
BOLIVAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLE1eLiSD, August 6.
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coMMERcIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKEr.
MORNING LEADER oFFIoi

III . FIl1Il7lI al5s . IolH- ]
The receipts Of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past o'clock to-day are as fol-
lows:
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The z.3O Government Loan.

Many of the advantages of this loan are
apparent on their face, but there are others
that will be best understood afterconsider-
alton. Among them are:
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Shelby-Sandusky Mansfield s Newark Railroad to
Mansfield, Nit. Vernon, Newark GAINESVILLE,
&c.
Crestline- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Rail
road Eerest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima,
Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C., West and
Eastf0r Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c
Grafton and Beetontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indinn-
apOlls, Ierre Haute, Ninceunes, Evansville
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis &C.
DoleWare-v-lth Springfield Branch for Springfield.
COlumbus-Littie Miami & Columbus, and Ns.iia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis
Ierre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Lovelaud, and
Cincinnati and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
vile, Cairo, St Louis, and all points on the
Ohio River.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &c.i Columbus, Piqua q In
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, 6c.
&c Dor Tickets to all points aud information apply
at the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket Ofce
l47 Superior street. 4. S. FLINT
Cleveland May "A, Is64 Suueriu ufendent
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NR. d. II. SCOTT, Office, corner Of
- Erie and Prospect Streets, over Palmer's Drug
tora july Is l6i
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gaiIruaaa.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s. GIN
" CINNATI RAILROAD
{. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Passenger
Trains VIII leave Cleveland, follows (sundays en-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-22
(Tarboros W Gloss. ~ ..'' : e i
Greenville. B f Long. s.s -. Ell: .s
,Newbern Diss.-C. F.sDeems, F E, ]
Newbern Centenary ----------e .sss. 49,
4 lfdrew Chapel -------s

Cape Lo ,kont, ---
Morehead CITY, - - #f
| Snow Hill, j B Martin. 1a.' s%s-5 81
| Lenoir, MA. Hooker. it
! kinstoh and troops in vicinity, j {
Thomas. - s s. eg4-a - 8.s4er
Wilson, JAS W Wheeler .s.l-,,.
/ Wilson Cir't, B. B. Culbreth. j
! IGulds5oro. J G Williams, g " Deems.
Everettsville. Jna N Andrews.
Smithfeld, JOS Wheeler.
Johnston Miss, to be supplied.
Nahnnta Cold Miss. to be supplied.
Wilmington Dist.-D B Nicholson, ?
Wilmington Front St. L S Burkhead. i
Filth ST. S D. Peeer.
Topsail and n. Hanover, L j Gatts.
Onslow, VIM Alex Smith.
Dnplin, D & Johnston.
Magnolia. D Culbretll.
Sampson, w NJ Roby.
Bladen. ] B Baily.
Sen'h River Mission, r P Bibb.
Elizabethtown, E A Yates.
Smithville, L. w. Guthrie. ,.
Brunswick. r I n Stevenson.
Cape Fear Miss, to be supplied.
Whiteville, Jonathan II. Daily.
Fayetteville Dist.-W Ii Bobbitt. P E.
Fayetteville, II HUDSON. E
y Evans Chapel to be supplied
Cumberland, G W King.
Cape Fear, / w A>ent, & Farrar.
Haw River, H Fl Gibbons, w Tinnis,
sup'y.
Pittsboro, O J Brent.
Cars hage, E. y Willis. a ltf Sos
Rockingham, S D Adams. aa4 sal
Rpbeson, w S Cfaffi,,'P Fl Scovill.
Montgomery, F II Wood. s
Troy, & E Wyche '@.''' Fso
Chatham, w F Clegg, T G Moses. ..f
Marquis L Wood. Missionary to China.
The next Conference will be held at
Ro ;kinghan, Richmond Courty, Nc.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
A BIZ
j. w. "A l. 5 r. "A U CHI
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR, THREE DOLLARS FOR SIX
MONTHS. Tie rates for clubs are the same, and
no diminutlon from shese rates will be made. =
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen lines or less)
for the first, and dollar for every additional in
ssrtion. Regular advertisements charged accord
ing to contract.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
This body closed most harmonious se
sion at Mocksville, on Monday night the
18th i, st. The following are the appoint
ment for the ensuing year.
Raleigh District.--N. +. Reid, T. E.
Raleigh city, Braxton Craven.
Raleigh city mission. to be supplied.
Raeig gh city African mission, W E Pell
A r Raven.
Wake Circuit, james 3 Bobbitt
Tar River Circuit, Jos Ii Wheeler, VIM
Harris.
Person Circnit, P j Carraway, j ? Moore.
Orange Circuit, Wm NJ Jordan. W
L,nisbnrg, Rnbt S Moran.
Chape! Hill, VIM G Wilson.
Hi!sb"ro,' to be supplied.
VIM E Pell, Editor OF the n G Christian
Advocate. g@
Chapaius and Missinnaries.
Darri gers Brigade, J Ii R,bbips, miss.
Lewis Brigade, J j Hines, miss.
10th Ga Cavalry. join ID Buit, chap.
%. n G Ret, Wm II Moore, chap.
3oth n e Rast, A d Belts, chap.
i t4th \ Reg, K Webb, chap.
! y
.5lst n & Rert, j Is Afford. cnap.
t7th n G Reyt, f A Wilson, chap
Troo os south OF Wilmington, = Nj Pep
Troops in the bounds Of the \ G Confer
renee, John Long, miss.
G rcensboro', District.---P Doub. p. L.
Greensboro, Joel " Tucker.
tiuilford w zis Richardson's
F,,rsyrhe, q q Dnison, q NJ Anderson.
Winston, j bhi, " jenkins.
Sfokcs, Il Helsabeck.
Madison, j Z Mann.
Wentworth, Nj Z Thomas.
Yanceyvilie, R'bt 6 Barrett.
Leasburg, Jas 2 Simpson.
Sauratown Miss. to be supplied.
Trinity College Dsl.--Wm Barringer,
P E. 80
Trinity College and High Point, j r
Brooks
Franklllsvllle, G II Phillips, L Troy
Uwharrie, j f heerans. sa-
Davidson, Mechaal.
Thonasvil!e' auL lexington, D r Bruton.
South Guilford, N Il ID Wilson.
Alanance, W III Barnes.
Salisbury Dist Ira T Wycle, T E.
Salisbury, A W Mangntn.
Rowan, j A Cuninggiln, w w Albea.
East Rowan, john W Lewis.
Mocksville, G Parker. .
Iredell, sJolmsTitleft.
Sontll Iredell, 7 'Fripett.
Alexander, M Y Sheriff.. "
Jonesville, JAS Snoot-
Wilkes, w T. Thompson.
Surry, 70 be suppl lieei.s
StatesvilIe. E T Way, g P jones.
S Milton Frost, President of -Olin High
School. ssss FL fe+7ss ssa ssss
Washington Dist. Il { Hendren, F B.
Washington, Avenss Chapel, - -
Mattamusket, I. Ell Hill.
i Neuse. ----A------- g$e s. gse49.f&A 5kfs e6
Columbia, - ---se af
Portsmouth,, &C., ------- s 6
PlYmotltl, --------- - ss5 $50 s @s 49, 5
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TIE MILITIA RY EXEMPTION BILL

THE MILITIA RY EXEMPTION BILL
The following bill was reported by Mr.
Miles, of S. c., from the Military Com
mittee, to. the House OF Representatives
on Saturday last:
A bill to- amend an act entitled sAn act
to organize forces to serve during the
war. $8#
Tie Congress of the Confederate States
Of America do enact, That tile tenth and
eleventh sections of ''an act 20 organize
forces to serve during the war;" approved
18th February. 1864 be, and the same are
hereby, repealed, and in lien thereof, there
|sllal. be inserted the.follewing, to-wit:j
Sec. 10. That all laws granting exeinp-
tions from mi itary service be, and the
same are hereby repealed and hereatier
none shah be exempted except the follow
ing se ss .s -.
s I. All who shall be held unfit for mill.
tary service. under rules to be prescribed
by Iile Secretary ef War. H
II. Tae Vice President of the Gonted
crate States, the henenbers and officers OF.
Congress and of the several State Legisia-
t,ares, and such other Confedefate and
State officers as the President or the laws
of tie respective States may declare to- be
necessary for the proper adm nisti'atlon of
the Confederate or State Governnents, as
the case MAY lie.
Ill. Every. minister Of religion III fhe
regular discharge Of his ministerial duties
who, or tile seventeeptll day. Of February
eighteen In sdrea q and 81 xtyfpar, had, ac-.
ce,rdings TO the rules and llsages efsthe ade-,
nom iliation TO which 2he belonged, the
pastoral care ofa. religious cei,gres tion,
but no minister Of religion shlail be exrT
ernpted under this act, who has, at any
time during she swar, ngaged sor.s " h,,,
shall hereafter eng aye, M ba ying ndasei-
ling Tor profit Isl PERM TEND dents aud ply,
sicians Of asy lnnmis NJ fsr the sdsst dumb aud
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Roanoke, L Shell, N A Il Goddin, super
snnInerafv. fFf
Warren, II leo 3 Kingsbnry, T b Reeks.
Warrenton, w I'll Wheeler. 80
Henderson, Z 2 Ricapd, ,Jas Reid.
eenviIle, Nv q; GannoIa. 4 y,
Nashville, A j Hunt. - ~ {
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Nashville Advertisements.

Nashville has been opened to the whole
sale trade, and we presume there are houses
there prepared to furnish country stores,
but we don't know who are in charge of
them or what they have for sale, Some of
our friends, DESTROYS of getting assormcnts
ut the nearest point have cnquircd Of us
what the chances are at Nashville Wa are
not able to inform them, and have advised
them to look up a Nashyill. paper,
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keep constantly on hand large supplies, aud
the very best Of goods, We have been
dealing with these gentlemen tor years be-
fore this rebellion, and getting our family
supplies from them, They will fill orders
with the same fidelity that they would il
the purchasers were present, Wccommend
them to our East Tennessee traders, but we
are not advised us to other houses in Louis
willie.
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ChanoerY Court-MarYyllle.

o, r. Temple Us, John RusseR-Atdch-
ment BW
IN this case complainant having filed his bill
which issworn TO- alleging that defendant Justly
indebted 10 him. and that he has lied from the conn-
try, and an attachment having been issued against
the estate of said defendant and levied upon the
samei 1t is ordered that publication bo mado for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing, noti-
flying the said deiendan, to appear before the Chan
collor ut the Court House in Maryville on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of May next and
plead answer or dGmur to said bin or the same will
be taken Ms confessed and set for hearing esparc.
apr2-it PISS w, A, WALKER G, AN,
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Attachment.
VIM. .ScatcS rs. H. $ C.n.

'"' ''"i'N tN' H. - ''"'
HNHE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and that he so abscond. that
process cannot BE- served on him, having obtained
original attachment against the estate of the de-
PENDANT, made returnahlc before Jane. Henry. II
Justice of the Peace for Bount county and the
same having been levied ON his property: II is or
dered by said Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him ut his office in Louisville on the 10Th day
of September next, or it will he proceeded with ex-
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lishcd for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
apr2-lt PISS JAMES HENRY, j. p.
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JAMES HENRY. J. =.


o. r. Temple rs Sdmucl H. FinleH
HNilE plaintiff on affidavit, says that the defend
ant is indebted to him and that he So ah,conds
that process cannot be served upon him. having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the estate of
the defendant made rcturnallc before James Henry
Justice of the Peace for Blount county, and the
same having been Levied on his property; 1t is or
dered by aid Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him ut his office in Louisville on the 18th day
Of September next, or it will be proceeded with cX-
partc. Il is further ordered that this notice he pHb-
lshed for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
arr2-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, J. T.
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NOTICE.

DRONOST MARSllAIS are requested to be on
| the lookout fortwo soldiers who have deserted
the First Tennessee Artillery of the following de-
scription;
WILEY PRItE-Ngcd "a years, black eyes,
dark complexion, by occupation farmer and his
residence Jefferson county.
THOMAS LINKfORD-of the same county,
aged 10 years black eyes, dark complexion by oc-
cupation n.tarmcr.
Any information with regard to them will be
thankfully received.
JAMES \. DOUGHTY,
npr2-2t 1T Col. Isl Tenn. Art
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday the 22d of March by Rev. 7, W.
Hulncs, Mr., JAMES \. HALEY and Miss TEMPER
ANGE A. MILLER, all Of Knoxville
On the 22d of March ut the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. H. ). lloagand, Lieutenant
SAMUEL d. MINER of the 9TH Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry, and Miss Lou LOVES, Of the vicinity Of
Knoxville.
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W, a, WALKED, c. N NJ,

4. r. Bruce q CO, rs, FdgG Pope d M7rr.
Attachment BIZ,
IN this case complainant having filed his bill,
/ which is sworn TO- alleging that defendants are
indebted 10 them, and that they are non-rrsdcRtS,
or are within the rebel lines and pr.cc,, cannot be
served on Them and nm attachment having issued
and been levied on their property; II i, ordered
that publication lie made in the Knoxville Wing for
four successive weeks, notifying the defendants TO
appear before the Chancellor nt the Court House in
MaryNlls ON the fir, Tuc.duy after the first Monday
Of May next and plead answer or dcmur to .aid
bill or the will he taken confessed and set
for hearing eXpartc
apr2-it Piss W A. WALKER. {. NJ,
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An EpitOme or Outline History of the Great Re.
bellion written in the Ancient Chronicle
Style.

One of the most readable and best selling books
of the times.
1t will be found admirably adapted to beguile the
weary hours and duh monotony Of Camp Life
while its Chapters will be found equally refreshing
to those engaged in the peaceful pursuits of home
DsaYn Sold only through our regularly appointed
Agents and Suffers.
Exclusive territory given, and liberal terms Of
fcred
Prce-Bound in the best English muslin, and
printed excellent paper, made expressly for this
purpose, $3.50 per volume
Terms-Nct Cash
c. F., VENT q CO, Publishers
No. 80 West Fourth Street,
mar5-tf CINCINNATI, ONO.
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y this case compliments having filed their bill,
/ which Is sworn TO- alleging that the defendant is
Justly indebted to them, and that he has left the
STATE passed within the rebel lines so that the orr
dinury process Of the law cannot be served on him,
and nm attachment having issued and been levied
cation be- made in the Knoxville Wing for four sue
cos,iyc week., notifying the defendant 10 appear be-
fore the Chancellor nt the Court House in Mnryvilc
on the first Tuesday ultcr the first Monday Of May
next, and plead answer or drmur N said bil or the
same will be taken AS confessed and set for hearing
oXparte
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
John ". Paxton. NJ. D..
Graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania. 1876

Graduate of the University Of Pennsylvania, 1885,
RESPECTFULLY offer. his services to the cit
liens of Knoxville and vicinity, Office two doors
South of Morrow's Exchange Bank where he can
always be found if not professionally absent.
Persons calling upon him, if absent, will please
leave their name and place Of residence.
p. S.--Al persons indebted to DR.. PAXTON
will please call and settle their accounts, ms he Is
OBLIGED to have money or it, equivalent rs he must
settle with those he owes You will therefore take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
aprril-gm
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Very respectfully
W. j. Scorr, Adj't 3D. +. T. V. l.



Camp near Messy Creek, March 6, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER No, 20.
The Commanding General is pleased to prcmul-
gate to his Division hi, satisfaction at the rcsolrc
solery and successful defense made by Capt. John
H. Gross and his command Of 100 mon of the 3d
tennessee Volunteer Infantry against an over
wholmng cavalry force Of the enemy which attack
ed him upon his return from Il Reconnaissance to
the front on Yesterday Information deemed rcli-
able has been received that the enemy incurred II
loss of nine killed, n'luIinga Major and Captain
The Commanding General trusts that an oppor-
tunity may be offered to his brave Tenncsseeans to
display such dctcrAined bravery against Il more
equal force than that which Capt. Gross so obsti-
Ntely contcndod.
This order will be read on Dress Parade before
each battalion of this command
BY command Of Brig Gen II, NJ. JUDAH.
JouN B. WELSH, lst 1t. and \. A. A. g.
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WANTED.

AGENTS-Throughou the West and South
west, to sell, by subscription,
Schmucker's History of the Rebellion,
in both English snd German, beautifully and APP
proprIately embcllshcd and illustrated with fine
mcz1otmt engraving, by Sartain, and by numcrou,
chart, and diagrams of buttc-ticld,,
Volume l-Compcting the history to the fall OF
NickNhurs and Port Hudson, now ready thus en-
aiding agent, to realize the profit on two volumes
at once and saving the trouble and expense of an
extra journey over their field, while, at the same
time, they will have the satisfaction of selling n
work of real sterling merit aud not one made up Of
high-sounding words without meaning, and nushy
newspaper extracts loosely thrown together
Schmuckcrs Is work that is destined to live in the
future, and be read as standard History Of the
great Rebellion.
G, +, VENT Il co. Publishers,
No 30 West Fourth Street
mar1-tt CINCINNATI, ONO
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AS all things at present are for cash. the resident
physicians of the town have agreed that their bills
shall be considered due the discharge of the pa
ticnt. april2-lm
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Office.

ALL persons having Watches left with me can
have them by calling at the store Of Julius Oks &
Co, on Gay street, and paying charges for repairs
JOHN BEXALB, Matchmaker.
Knoxville, Apri! 2-2t'
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W. A. WALKER. c. Il NJ,

dmcs H.wy r2 S,mad GhormlH d. C.
GhopdgJ q, wallace, r. A, Pope, aHd
b. e. w. Boyd-Atarimcm BILL
IN hi, ease complainant having filed hi, bill
| which i. sworn to, alleging that defendant, are
indebted to him, and that Sam and u. C. Ghorm-
ley }. G. Wallace, and r. \. Pope have abscndcd
so that process, cannot he served on them, and an
attachment having i,sucd and been levied en- their
property 1t !. ordered that publication Ire madc
in the Knoxville Wing for four successive weeks
ccllor at the Court House in Mayyillc on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of May next to
plead, answcror dcuur to said bill or the same will
be taken us confessed and set for hearing expurto
npr2-4t Piss W. \, WALKER, G. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
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WE INVITE the attention of citizens and tho
public centrally to our large and extensive assert
mcut of
Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Balmorals, ShawlS
Gloves, Hosiery,
Trimmings Ribbons,
silk and Linen Handkerchief
Coarse and fine Shoes &c, sc.
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes,
Hats Hat Bands,
Travelling Bags,
Fine Wool Shirts,
Neck Ties Collars,
silk and Linen handkerchief.
Gloves and Hosiery,
ALSO
Fine Havana Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
Tobacco Pouches and Pipes,
Stationery, Toilet Soaps
Shoulder Straps,
llavGracks,
Sword Belts,
And general assortment of army and Suffers goods
o. p. TEMPLE n co.
In j. +. Coopcrs store opposite Provost Marshal
Generals Office. marie