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DIR. Il. GOODALE's
CATARRH REMEDY.

DR.. Goodale has comb.tted catsrrh until he har
fought it down. II has been long war. but his tri.
umph 10 complete. Through all coming time his Ca
tarrh Remedy win be known ~ the only one anti
aote for disease which superarisists have deciss.
cd ineurabls csta,rh DOCTORS so called. spring up
like mushrooms, on all sides. The object Of these
pocket practitioners IL money. They use dangerous
instrunents. Their violent manly alstisas hritafe
the slrsady in1apsd membrans. They never cure.
DR.. Goedslss treatment 10 medisinSi. not meehani.
cal He does not believe In the force pump syssen
which 10 WORKING 90 much mischief. His remedy
passes through the sbsorbep to the Of the dis
ease and obliterates H. Ii does not rsieys merely
for day. but for all time Lastly, 1t costs dollar
atc,tls-no more.
Dr.. Dodge u Islsrs ". 7.
Amer having witnessed tho ELECTS Of this Remedy
In Catsrrh. thus speaks Of tilt Is truly and I'M
condsionally Hereulean specific Tor the hole die
ease. Such an article osghs not 10 be ibid under
bushel." and any man who can invent 80 truly an
efhcieut and positive remedy for such . oafhsome
tors Of his race and his name and the effects OF his
skill perpetuated. Yours respectfully,
d. l. DODGE, A. II.
fsswy kiies, sAs setl.kaos1 Traveller,
And whose family physician DR. Goodals was for
many years, sass-.1f br Gcodale nays he can cure
Cstarrh, be con cure it," nc.
Price 81 Send stamp for . pamphlet.
DIR. 6OODALk'S Ohee and Depot IS Bleeksr
street, oSe door west OF Broadway, New YoIk.
T. Hay 4ssnt for Portland.
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Madison, Conn June %, 1884
From the bsuent derived BY the use Of Goes Dss-
pepsia Care in my fsmily. am prepared to say that
Ineyer intend 10 se vfbost u and advise all who
are afflicted with Dyspepsia 70 try -.
pHILAuDga Ixwrs
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Once has one Of Roper Improved Caforie
Engines for motive power, and Is furnished with
improved aud costly Presses--Cy Under and Platsn-
nom the nost celebrated makers. We have In con-
slant use one Of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES. capable Of throwing OF $500 Sheets
an Aorr one Of adams Posoer Presses--the best
book prcss In the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Prssses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres
Adams and Onion large Hand Presses. standlnS
PRESSES, and AZ the machinery necessary for well
appointed ONCE.
The Daily Press Job Once Is believed to be Is we'll
furnished any similar establishment In the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving promps attention.
We execute al orders In the shortest possible time
and In the nestes I and best manner.
We win do 40 kinds Of printing as well and as
promptly. and ~ cheap any other Establishment
In the City, Coaaty or State.
AL orders for JOB Printing must be directed TO
the Daily Press JOB 0ce, no. s2i Exchange street,
Portland. Ne.
The Job Once ID under the personal supervision
Of the senior proprietor. who 10 the CITY PRINT
Err, and 10 hi~sslf IN experienced practical wort.
man. and employs only wciiskilied mechanics in
this department. Of bis work.
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Notice.

FyHE undersignsd being, a portion OF the persons
u named In Section lst of az act entitled An act
10 inco porate the New England Screw Steamship
Company.' hereby give pnblc notice that the nrst
neetins Of ssid corporation fer the purpose OF or
ranixatiop will be held at the Portland and New
YORK steamship oaice. on Browns Wharf thurs
day, September l5th 1864. at 2 l-2 O'Clock, p. n.
ST. JOHN NINTH.
JOHN b. BRowN,
MARX p. EMERY,
PHILLIP H. BRowN,
HxJRY Fox.
Portland, Sept ], 1854. dtd
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A CONVENIENT house, suitable for family OF
"a tuoor thr 9. located In the upper part Of the
CITY. Address RENT, Box n Portland, p. Q.
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LARGE POSTERS.
Hand-bills, Sh0p-biIIs, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing Of every description. Also,
Rsis asd Figure Uork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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Positively Cure the Worst Of You,

not In . year-not In . month--nor in . week-but
you ehai see its bene fetal at once imme-
diateiy, and the day you take il. To you who have
lived ,or years upon Graham Bread aud plain diet,
who dare not eat anv thing the lesst-vpe hearty
Nrst, because the Doctor has ordered the piainest
food and secondly Tor fear the distress Il causes
rising and souriIg on our stomach wssAy sit down
to your dinntr, eat a. heart, . meal - you wish,
and as soon a. the food begins to dstress you fol-
low it BY single teaspoenful Of
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MEDICAL.

-=---------=z3Es.
MEDICAL. |
Ehxmi Elixir
DIR. wRIdHT's
REJUvENATING ELIXIR
Or, EssENcEoF LIFE.
PREPARED SRon PURE vxexrABLn ExrRAofs
CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO TIE
most DELIcArz.
V,HE Rejuyenating Elixir n the result of modern
= discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely new and abstract method Of cure irrespec-
tive Of all the old and WORKOUT systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nent medical Of the day, and by them pronounc-
the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
A few doses cure Mysteries In females.
Oue DOttle Cufta AipieAbch Va s1e NAS@&ss
few doses restore the organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor Of youth.
A few doses restore the appetite
Three bottles cure the worst case Of impotency
A few doses cure the low-spirited..
One bottle restores mental power.
A few dcses bring the rose to the cheek.
| This medicine restores to manly vigor and robu
health the poor. debilitated. worn.dowu, and de
pairing deEotee Of sensual pleasure.
The lstiess, sneryatsd yosta. the overtasked men
Of business. the victim OF nervous depression. the
ndiyidual suffering from general debility, or from
weakness " sinae organ. will all ind immediate
and permanent relief b. tia use Of this Elixir Es
sence Of Life.
Price % per bottle, or three bottles for s5. and
forwarded BY Express On rsceips Of money. to any
address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
DR. W. b. MERwIN Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs.
No. 60 Libertyst.. New York.
CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
| FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PREsERvER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the removal of Distractions. and the Insuranc
! Of Regularity in tue Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods.
spring from irreguArisy. BY removing the Irregular
ity itself
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Painful Mem
struatisn.
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Elections. pains In
the bssk and lower pArts Of the body, Heaviness.
Fatigue on slight sxertion. Palpitation Of the Heart
Lownsss OF Spirits, Hystsria. Sick Headache, Gid
dinsss. etc.. etc. In word. by removing the Irreg-
ularity they the cause, and with It ALL the
ELECTS that spring from It.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deetcrious to any constitution. how.
ever delicate-their function being to substitute
strength for weakness. which. when properly used,
they never fail to do.
An letters seeking information or advice viii b.
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
| ~ 49, - hay for
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gave me has .oked up your statement concsrnipg
Il. inaye only used half bottle, aud can eat pine
apple short cake or any thing Of without trouble
tAneous. JAns 4, LowRxY.
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SURGEON GENERALS OyyIcs,
washingt n City June "a. 1854. !

Washingt n City. June "a. 1854.
"ANTED-Sureesns ssd xssisfant ssroeoas
w fer tAs Coioved Troops-Csndidatss must be
Graduates OF some Regular Medical College, and
must be examined by Board OF Medical Oficers to
be convened BY the Surgeon General. Toe BOARD
will determine whether the candidate will be APP
pointed Surgeon Assistant Surgeon. according TO
merit Applications accompanied by one more
test moniAls from respectable persons - TO moral
character &C.. should De zddres ed to the SurReon
General, U. s. A. Washington, ID. c or TO the A..
sistan Ssrgeoa EsnsEal, y. Y. A., Louisville Ky.
Boards are now In session ct bosteh. New York,
Washington, Cincinnati. 81. Louis. and New Or
leans.
Also wanted, Hospital Stewards for Colored Reg
lments. Candidates must possess . fair En- gsh I'd.
ucation, and DO familiar with the comp ounding and
dispensing OF Medicines. Applications must be made
- IN the ssse Of Surgeons and Assisant Surgeons.
Compensation nom s2s 90 to 81 % per month, with
clothing, rations, fuel and quarters
JOS. X. BARNES,
luiyl-2awam Acting Surgeon General.
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS {!
=
MRS. MANCHESrER

neon"Antiy receiving unsolicited testimonials OF
sne es'0assssss es~ss performed By her. Among
many recently received are the following which
eommsnded 70 the notice Of the afnieted. Mrs. MAJ
chester may be consulted 1t
No.ll Clapp's Block, Room Nos.
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For safe.


For safe.
ONE half the three stor, brick Block SIT uzted on
" Congress ST.. near the head Of Park St. one of
the most desirable cations in the city. For par
ticua en- uire Of Mr.. .. &. Chase or C. c. Tolmap
att. A. Howard's under Lancaster Hall.
Agg s-dlms
For Sale.
A TWO story House and Lot. situated ON Port
IA land street, with Stable and Their out buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
No. Al Portland street. june9dtf
To Ees.
1.-TWO 6rst class tenements at the corner u gslem
IL and Bracket SITS: slso one tene nent on Green
ST Inquire OF JABEZ q. WO0DMAN. II Neal
Estate 8r ker. 81 exchange ST.. or NATHAN NJ.
Wo0DNAS. 70 Oak ST. sept6du
House For Sale.
A TWO story wooden hoase, Nc. IL Adams street,
"A II finished rooms, convenient for tss tAsaiies;
plenty of good water. For particular inquire OF
Portland. May IA. 1854. nsyi4eodtf
To Let.
ENoUR 0hhces single or In suites over Stores Nos
II l52 and l54 Exchange Street, opposite the Inter-
national House. Apply on the premises to
IVA diff A. l.. BROWN.
CToRE now occupied BY Us. Possession given
Also a Fropt ON 90 In Hanson Block
fans dtf II. j. LIBBEY 4 co.
To Let.
VyaE Store now occupied by Y. Z. Little, under
Il Mechanic Hall. Enquire OF
@. p. KIMBALL,
aug2x Preble Street,
10 Let.
AEE STORE In Galt's Block.
" Apply to H. 7. AACHlN,
House 10 Rent.
Unwilling HOUSE No. Cotton Street.
~ Enquire Of Y. T. UPAAM SON.
Sept e-diMs
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Copartnersl,ip Notice.

Copartnerslhip Notice.
THE under;.gned have this day formed Copart.
- nership under the nsaas and style of Fling
Whittemore. and have taken the store formerly
copied BY Henry Fling, No. 81, Commercial street.
where they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale ossiness, In Tees Tobacco. W. i Goods, Gro
cerics and ProyisioE.
HENRY FLING.
STEPHEN wHlfrEhoRs.
Portland July 9, 1854. DIFF
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I'm or,ant 10 TfaYelars

hiejourneying on the cars, my stouach be-.
cams badly deraageo, causing severe pain in nv
head. Had IL Ieen on the water IL wouid have
knowing my eoaoitisn, ieached out bottle saying.
take swallow." did so aud in less than nve
minutes my tro able ended. The pasalcine was
"Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, and from the saest Il had
upon the stomach. and what have learned Of it
since think IL must be an excellent remedy for
sex-sickpess and D. spepsia.
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.
A N assessment of Eight Dollars per share en- tho
payable 1t the onos Of the Trsssurer, III cnmmsr.
oisl street. c. n, DAVE. Trssmrsr
July 18th, Bel.-tu
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To Let.

TVyaE Store now occupied by Y. Z. Little, Rndei
i Mechanic Hall. Enquire OF
G. r. KIMBALL,
aue2S Preble Street.
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10 Let.
nEE STORE In Galt's Block.
" Apply to H. I. AACHlN,
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Tho Portland Daily Press.

rheiargest daily paper east Of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other daies In the
city combined. 10 pnblishsd At the once in Fox
Block. ssf-s Erehas0s Street. every morning
Sunday excepted. ii IS 90 per snnum.
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no Let
CToRE now occupied BY vs.. Possession given
y immediately
Also, a Front Once n Hanson Block.
fans DIFF H. j. LIBBEY co.
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East Tennessee Relief soeiety.

II il itnpoEtaet That the srents and occurrences
IN East Tennessee connected with the war, thoald
b fsithfusiy recorded and preserved, In Siew Of
ths fact the Executive COMMITTEES of de East Ten
nessee Relief Association hare decided 70 ds What
they can towzrds ghas end AL citiseHs who have
shared In ans seshss or transectioHs q special ia
terest growing cat OF the war and located n East
Tensesaee or Sho hare been personal observers In
saeh nstsnres ara therefore requested % put their
recoccaiens in Srtias al trsnsif tiieF asfraliyes
to the Society fcs SAFE keeesAg. All eotninahica-
tions shcuid be ACCOMPANIED by responabis name,
and be addressed TO John d. Fleming, Esq- secse-
tsry or 20 si,hsr ine1nher Of the Executive Cone
msiee. apr2S-u
Fro,a tss Raoz-iHe HAis April 2s 1854
Il viii be sean by references 10 ARCHER eolsImn
that the Eazs tennessee Relief Society propose,
through its Executive COMMITTEES 20 become eoa.
lector and depositsry If mahuseFps narratives has
log rs5ssence - the tFelbles in this part Of the
country during the last three years. II Is piainly
desirable that such ~sfk should be done while the
occaFunres OF the yet fresh IN the minds of
their Witnesses and while they who have acted or
suffered in interesting and memorable sccnes. stu
survive And as there Is no Hissoricsi Society 10
this paFt Of the country whose Office Il l. 70 collect
and preserve such narratives there i an o5vioos
proprisfy Ii tie Relief Society hsasstaking that
duty, although Il was no; part Of lie original PuF-
pose, and Is not strictly within IL sphere.
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Attachment.
.Ieka ". Macon rs. DdHiI

JekR " Malcom rs. Daniel Taylor,
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant 10
indebted 10 him. snd aescehds or eonceais himself
that the ordinary process Of Law cannot be served
upon him. having ebtAihed an original attachment
against the estate Of the defendant nada rstarnAbe
before James henry Justice Of the Peace for
BiOaEt county and the same having been levied on
bis property II s ordered By said Jasties that the
defendant appear before him At his Olee IN Louis
VILE, on the Is, day Of December next or it will
be proceeded with eK-parte. II is further ordered
BY said Justice that this notice be published in ths
Knoxville whig fer four consecutive weeks. This
18th Of April. 1854.
jG8e4-3i pas JAMES HESh1iJ-R.
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Attachment.

! JaH9s Henry as. Fees, fpps a 1fslfer.
are indebted e him and fhsi they - sbseena that
presses eaaaat be served e. them, hSfiAg easiaed
IA Original atsarAnaenf agafnss the esasa u the Do
PENDANTS alads fssaFnsbfs hsife ". y. AndesoE,
Jastisa Of TIE Peace fsr Biesins eoslliy and the
SANE having been ievlsd On their prebefsys u +
before hlf 1t bic eles IN the 1et Civil District ga
the la aay cf DeeesnheT neat o. win BE proceeded
with en- pasta His further ordered tt@l tAis notre
be pailished Ter keaF euHsseatixe NeRks ik the
i nast4s ,iss w.p. ASBkEsoS, 1r.
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Attachments
c. G Cogaa r., n + HTsoa.

e. c. CeaEaa C.. X !. sfHsea.
inasbted % him end thai he 70 abeneRds that pre-
cess cannot b seTsea apaa hsn hAysng ehsniHei aa
original attachment against the estate of The defss-
dAns. made retarnabis bSEsrs .ipseph Ambristss =
hsti>e Of ihs Peace for Blaslnt epunty, and the
same having besn leFiea On his property II y or
dsFeS ~ saId Justice that sla sessaxnt appess be-
fyps iish ed HE eiSs u AaFyTIi.e an tho zlat day
81 NsSsmaof nest o. & = ~ b proceeded wlth ~
pas4e Il further efdefsd that shis pstsea b pub
tisbod for feuR consecutive weekst In The kncxttle
whlr. JOSEPH aAMBkl5Ikk ~
Inny9s-sa pfSss Justice Of the Peaee.
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iunet.ls mss
Attachment.

n II. Hodsdsa eaa D p Cas- rs IRA Hall
IT aapssrirg fspm he asiiasyis iiled IN tliscsse
that the defendant Is indebted ta The FialntiGs
twenty-fxe dollars and thkt tho defendant hss hss
sily removed himself from the county - thst the
ordinary prncess ct lsw Garnet Be asFyed On him.
and an original -aitschnsn. having esen obtained
and lexa On Tie property 81 the defendant and said
attachment rrfaea bef5re ME 50 acting Justice d
the Peace Cor Ssvisr county 1t il ordered ~ me
that publication ha nssde in the Knsxyiiie Wing
for tsar ssccsssys weeks that DE defendant apeaF
befsre me st ay house 10 Sevief eeanty on che I'd
Day u November next. and make defeEise 70 ssie
attachment. OF the sans win he taken fosepnfesSe
asd SET for hearing ex parts. This I'D day q
April 1864. q ISAAC TR0TTER
mas2sAt pcs ~ n for Sewer co.
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Jas. II. Donaldson IS. Daaisl TAYLOR.

TIE plainiih, on AFFIDAVIT says the defendant
b indebted 70 her and - ahseonds eoRcaals him
self that The ordinary process II law cannot be
served upon them having Obtained an original a.
ssehnent against the eatste Of the defendant mads
rstarnabis befsgs James Henry, : Justice Of The
Peace er Bloast county, and the sane having bees
levied on his property: II Is ordered BY said Jus-
tee that the defendant sppesr before hlg At his
oascs In Louisville, on the lat day q December
next, or IL viii Be proceeded with ~ paFts Il i
further ordered By said Justice .at this notice Be
Published IN the knozviIle Wing for four conseea-
i've vSeu. E
jane4-st pas JAMES HENRY, j. p.
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Jagss Henry rs. Saat1 Gkormly, u O. Wd,
lace, John e. Toois-ohd John Clark
u thh eaas plaintiff hsyiag brought suit against
defendaHts snd on aftdayit having ohtained 60
auxiliary attachment Ia aid Sheseek alleging thai
ment having besn levied On their property; Il Il
ordered that publication he made In The ksoxxiiIe
Y hig notfying The defendants 70 appear before The
csncnif Court Al the C0nFt Hoass n Asygiiis on
the eth M0ndHy Of September, and mnks their de-
fsnss to aald snt o. the sane viii BE sekea e con.
fsssed and So sor hsaFins - parte.
Ist-sE pfSs IA. HOUSTON clssk.
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Ntsaal.menf.

abSsA Eslraer, sen. Is. TAeHas q Hafreg.
II this csse Il appears thas The defendant 8 .
a,i.rVs;dess Of the State sF Tennetsea y there.
fore ozaeret that publication Be trade fer tpf snc.
eeszire weeks In RFowalous KnexSiiia Wig and
Rsa,si Vsntilator notifying said Thotnas g lsfvey
10 aflsaf hefere ashn Minis jssslce ofthc Peace
In aaaasunsilia Nnnroe county Tessh.. the Goth
day u fovenl9f 1894 10 answer thuu and fhare
ss said attachment a. the iax dlFsets o. tha sahe
will he taken ~ confessed aud hssra yaste e %
hitn. This 2ist u Nay. lsat. 4
4, JOHN MINIS,
iunet-4t MSS JeP. for Mehr1e euassy.
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Jas. Nattkers and Jesse Kerr, Endorses, e,
DaHiel TAYLOR

THE pisintissr on affidavit, say the dsfendah;
Is indehsA 70 him and 20 sbscend or conceal thsie.
selves thst The ordinary process 81 Law cannot d
served upoa them, having Sbtaiaed original ~.
tachmsns against the estate Of the dsfsndants made
returnabls before James Henry, Justice Of the
Peaee for Blount coznty and the same having been
levied on their property II ordered by said JUS
ties ths, the Defendant appear before him st bis
of8ee IN IouisFille. on the let dsy Of DecenaheI
next or il win be proceeded with * parts il Il
further ordered by said Jasties that this notice b
published In the Knoxville Whig for four eonsecu-
i've weeks. This 2sth OF April 1863.
june4-n PISS JAMES HENRY, J. P.
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Notiea Of TnsalYsncy.

THE insolvency Of the estate Of Phillip Donald
son decd, having been saagestsd according h law
Notice Is hereby given 70 All peFsons having claims
coonty.eu or hefurs The iath day of November
nsxt, q fhsy viii be 6eeYer barred. This t2th
May 1854.
Eyai.4i j. II. 0NALDSON, Admir-.
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Toace.

ALL persons indebted 20 shs estate Of James
unGlakeg. decd, are hereby notified % make pay
u,enl Al once 10 The tndefsigued, a. ahsy viii ind
their notes and accounts Ia the hands 81 an aieeF
fer collection. And al persons having elaine
acanss sid estate vii Gle De same with DE under.
srnea as the iav prescFhes a. they VII Be forever
barred This AGsh Msy. 1884.
u. w HUFFAKER, / go.
naysI-4ts j. D. DERFRUX
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w ANTED Agent. % seli s. .ulseripeEsn,
w TKE HlaTeRI g TAR GafAy NrSfknN
-sAsIfARr FAIa, which i nov being tterfs1lyped
and win BE- puhlished a early day. "A lrosge aas
volume will be ready saf sgenls about fke arst e.
May. For fuli partlestaEA tstms H. sddfses lhs
publishers @. y VENT q CA.
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JAMES 1aonpsoa, Admr # Jamts Port

James TRompsoa, Adm'r ef james Porter.
deed. Is Andrsae Pefta.--AttdehmeA' BIZ.
THE bill slleeeA In this case that defendant Is in
aebted 10 complainant and that be belengs 10 the
rebel army and 6 beyond the reach 81 this court
aud an attachment having been issuea cad levied
90 the property Of defendant Il b ordered thai
publles,ioa b naaae cor ksar successive Nesks 10
The Knoxville Nhig, notifying the defendant 10
sppear before the Chancs7y CoafS 1t MaFyville on
tie 6rst Tuesday after The first Monday Of Seysm-
Der next and make his defense % said hsll the
same win b. taken Ne eeafsssd and 81 fcs bearing
ex parte. This seth Mar, 1854.
WA. WALKER C. II
o. T. TEM1LE, SeIieitos. isf-s; psS3
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
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~ this caae thu hiil Aisegel that the defendant,
Cochran ias lSf The State II i therefore ordered
that pablic1fign Be made for iept saeess.ss wetki
a IT, Enoxviils Nhik. netstsng Ssld descendant,
cthran. 10 appear bSfste the ehascery Court a
MSryville On tie hrst Tuesday AMER the aui Mon.
dAy of November naxI 20 make bis defense TO said
bin or the same viii b taken cpafsesed ard ~;
kor hsaEinR e. parts. This SDtA Aay, lSefs
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