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General Intelligence.

rus state cf New fcrs has sen. over three hpo.
d''d thousand men to the war
'i>' n The Boston Aldermen has sert ait mon N
th" amy. ~
", lcrus, rlarue hns srrcared IN wison,in Thev
"tN'N th" irhahitsnts ~ well M the crops
". ~ ~ nm Araioy return. to hi. command
M. '
lnr lonr,h ., iay VA celebrated in the xs...
were all IN favor Of l'hetv, and that without deisr
Tur iaho-cr on the wharvcs st to-tor demnrd 81
sdav aud those WORKING io' sisvedcres bty cent? an
\ roRrvro ho,t Ia constructing a East Haven.
coan. , sho WI he honr-rrcot covered siih ir,s
ttoiu, aud provided With poueifu inschinery
Srw wcrkine,nsn'. organization, oppc,s, 4,
strikes has boon formed In Bo-ioa ono oasrcf
sn'' , ",hsr, :, The smroy,nrn, = an sscnt. whs
momlor A. cheap NJ poesibie
Tur fern, - cf Nc~ Hartford Ct. arr s,llins ,h.,,
rc cfnp w The tonnef- -makrrs II 10 cut M gree y
ard aken af' In the shesf They follow Wt,h . cr,.
sppr.
Ar,'r dc,ncn,ed rer-on. named Daniel McC,1.-.
,cni 90 Tu,sty cvcMne' And manssed tn get hts
io,' 'Nrongh the ey"tU through which food, Or. 10
s,d, and ,.ie officers were Obliged to cut Away an
hon hai 10 ielease him
,tr"Sr' Ctrvr,.sr wIrr,cw. Of the Ftmh Ncv
norl dmr "a Iouevcs, died on Thur.dov st the
h .so" month from .nes the r. 4
wa = 'op # the Rey. Dr. Gordon winslc., Who W..
'n"i hile coming on with him ffum tho front ~
iorsG man named iAvton. from ComifIua, On Z.
onSa o. oonpS, whs visiting the Cav. Of u. wtnds.
cnfc t7no cpocimcnr Of ro~t. In order n DO ~ -
had 10 ".n into cnrr.nt q shallow wstai' Ir
%@ R s ssysnd% Ss % 'Is H. nI s, ~. nd * ~
recn, eied
\ snrFwp genius IN Norsnk, Conn, Who agpte.
crate, III, hieh plec Of thing. nowadays cay. that
-hoos lately and commenced marking their vsius
nlon The heel. Evcry morning he made new mail,
ifSy disily ooSersd the .hoc sois md then VENT vent
80 rron The upyrr leather since then that dealer
can have .ancI en-, margin for The .ysncsd prioss
"r~o brolhrr. ircm Maine, Yesterday depcsissd IN
the ;. Mint, 1871 ounces of gold 1dr .hth thew
rrS ~, IN Idaho .hS,s they were snsss.d IN Sis:
ping about five weeks. The hishese amount ebtained
sl5C. Ip,n leaving they -old their milne for silSS
lhey have been sbscnt from home about ten months"
men, anec the 9Th, shout which time The enemy
aud to s sndS"vorins 70 occnpy the hill on The souti
anS nSH ve s"s f@s ., rom H.
front on tho !th, report ths! opi nion then prsvsie
points named. sherman has several good roais
vergIng at Atlanta which L. not over twelve 70 nj
teen miles distant from the river.
srcarIAmr f,ssrrprs hss now two :9n. in .hs
army. james the eldest OF his sons, IN ad-decanp
with the nu,k Of Coonc and 10 on MAJOR ieneri
nookers staff rrancis' the y@nses. living. I.
the lni,ed states Infantry. He 10 nov At homo ia
Portland, Maine suffering from smputation Of the
River. The YOUNGER Of all his sons samuel. vas
Lieutenant In the second Battery. d Maine vc,nn::
ilotsviIle, about one year $50 Mr. pessenden
hs one other sop, William who is not In the army.
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hcial Accounts from Both Sides.
AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Progress OF Recruiting.
v,..sion Of the Henderson Case,
&c, &c, sc.
The Invasion Scare.
- Enemy aid to he Retreatiug, Etc.


imors, mt. '.-A1vi,,s noin Han, t.rr-
loEnils shoa mt 0a ri,. ha,e Icu tho,e
nee IN front oi Frederick rcs'srdiy 4. not hc-
TO have exceeded 2,,r. IN, .torirs told hy tho
ffs taken u their hAvine 'ar.c ioicc h.,ond
Mountain, are mot p~ohar., incao huafiN In.
l To uisiead NJ. 1hc .lcrisi dlspA,chc. zen;
his cit,, sts'iur tia, tity or si.ty n lc- II tho
hore and Ohio railroad have iecn dostroy,d
sre enra'ioun fctioup On the coutinry. all
formation roc- to .nOs. thai thus Tar very little
has b'en done 10 'ho rond Nv IN. fohci.
nly the ro-'d II all right resiwArd from point
ten milcs west gafd 81 Nn,tinshufe. aud from
'r's Ferry .istsari to lIaiImoic The r,ie.
70 tar ONLY operated on -1me Twenty-Five mier
road, on which thov have only destroyed the
importsut bridge. Which oHn he r,buili in tao
ne day-. GonerM Hintcr l. supposed. hy this
TO have reached POINT not lar wet of Martins.
md proh.1iJ A.- already struck II blow Al the
IN the rear. There is no excitement here.
sE,oNp pferArCr.
i.nore, Juip =. .-Dispn'chc. from Frederick, re-.
! at Headquarters this moruinc, ,ay that TIVE
: rrtreatcd during the u,-ht from before tlsi
General WrliIrc l. prrru,r, them. Rein
Sents are rapidly somr forward.
rilIlr pI.rAr,i
ir,ors, Ji.iy s. J.. A dispatch from Ha-1.o,'.
this moniig, cortrur. the evacuation oi that
~ the rebels, aui .iy. our troop. acaiu hold II.
d ilae iioa's once moie owe. 'hc ioru.
rorgIu pi-rAtDH.
tadIph,7. Juty >-1hc BruE1lN savs tha,
shie' Of The Chnuhcr.hut- Bank telegraph. ilc
rof the Iinri.burs Bank that tho campo IN Is
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from Sew Orlcnrs.

Ncr fo-i .hGgs :. T'o riorrc., Gcorre wr-h-
inrton AMI Inro- have arrived from No~ orleans,
Jul, "a. Nov OJlo.r paT.is arc hsr-on Of news.
G.nsrdr Gmnccr McDoos, liu.lhcrt ami Day id.on
have been ordered TO rc' ~ or tuty 10 rcu. ,unhv
Cotton Wa Irregular. Good ordinary tl,tU SUGAR
~ivsncoi CHar"d ~ sc. i.our so Fnll Tor
choice. Gold ~! &c.
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PRICE ONE CENT

executed 1t The nnc time tcr murder: In, the p-cs,
dent ooumuted his Inrlshmcnt IN imri,,or
ment tor life, Ar examination n the c..s
leadius him To believe that tho net -. onmm,,iei
under alton and In ho, blocd and 10 roSar me
cru'e NJ mauslauehtrr rather han murder
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From Europe,
'rMn nn,s' I.ntrr N.N..


rc'' a. Bisqur .jtiv Thc Scam,hr Nova
S'ot'sn. to. Quet"c, uor Livcr~ol The 18th rii,
vim two ia = later ncvs. hp arrived
I'M pANo-.trg,S W,F
lhe fral mceiine Of III, Conference iook rlscc On
the d. 'h. 10 vas put,ly iotmn and the war htd re-
cor 1'Ht'f u T. uutor-'rrl that At tho last rreet
tn- the rrp ,..ut'i,cs ot tir ,ctnau Powers trad
declaration. IA which tlcv threw upon Denmark tho
W. ole t"-oou.iiit,, witch denmark entirely fcpu-
dr'rs 'c.'cr va 'csd ftor 'lc mn. rcr OF Eu.
.ir. Announcing that hc hsd c,dcd hi, clsifrs ufnn
H-t'in Goo the Duke vt uijcnlufr. Ard that these
Claims ru. ic ron.id, -cd ~ t..i,cl y, The present
situation. re Conference uuaunous'r p,sscd
vote oi THANK. to mi Eu-s,l rho r'e-idcd At tho
.tnne-. io-i Nus-cil fcvicsci the lshor- Of 'hc
'onUuorcc, 10 which hc ,,prr-r'd 'hc horc that
phsto,,r mi. tr the s-nc ot the connct. the ,ndc.
reudcnre OF tho urui-h Monarchy would hc rc.
served.
p1is.ia hpt ..rt oricrs tn w.rbal Won " taurci In
re rounrlro ho'tili',c- on the goth \ -rccd, a,
tafi m the island vt ,l.cp va.cvrcctct
J. vw .tn'rl tlni g.. Gcrusn .o,,.ciru. ~ Carl
hnh had cnu" - an uule standing ths rus-ia with
tie COW uttcncc Of Nu.t-is. 4foulh p'or1sc NJ 'hc
To- m ir'i that the 60" name Confederation rhoud
d'. %, N a. 1itat l,u'lalt
"" 'Ni.;icil emeut ~ Ems. aud ran hifh. =. ~
i' U.s. 20 - r1'''.t % w.. i.' 'rvtht ~ INha
g., ,@ me- u; ~, ,, ?H'giS I a,r,. "' ''ei %" ' o'
l'' N"t hti",o- thpt %. Tho Iorf'frres ~rd,d
vl'h 'Io .inn hv hoth hoi,ercnt. ot y u,s- Ms
W'4' p. iur n'l' Hls, auu ~ irui.uus dclit"int,N
''..'d i. t,.If. .u. fi war -lufIt rio, eri tho
HI'i.ut ,,ut tlirI. ..ri no, l.,nd to tp'or.
.'f' -1 IUH. H- tl" vrr forfin. WITHIN th' huiis
slirA must hove teen ,nnH''up,a...i h., tie Dance
$50" mods th'.t .'"t.'
f.f '..-' shfN'r H.r I.'H.ttr4 Cor q IT, mined
q1r. h' upon 'b" t'u'"fn"'u r'tuu. oi
'Il9, r.- ins n'., Of iu' ...i.' nc y, ing
mf' 9.otmc 'd and ut'rt,nt d'-,us.ioui l. si''
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CO.. respondent Of the LinD,rn'i G.zr1r., IN a
l'''r- io'l th1'e., Nl.. JI i-', Nestle .ooa in.
account OF Co., c.uso. ". Gcuc,a ,un,r''. mimrc to
~ go ..rtf lfrr.
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'c'' a. Bisgn,, .iniy = me scamshir >ov'
Stot'sn. to. quebec, nom Liverpool tho -1th r,'
win two ia = later ncv. hs arrived
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One Time More.

I EARNESTLY call upon all Abscntccs from,
my coml.snd to report Immediately at this place
to Lieut. John G. Sawyers, who will procure subsis-
tencc and transportation to the regiment, now sta
toned at Gnllatin, Tenn, for them.
Very many of you have kept away from fear of
punishment, who, otherwise, | nm sure, would long
ago have been with your companies, Come now to
the regiment and that lcar need trouble you no
more. All who report for duty by the 2lst of June
shall have no questions asked them All who fail
will be considered and treated dcsortcrs 1t will
be useless To cndeavor to avoid arrest have your
descriptive list, know whore you are and will GER
tninly find you if you do not come in voluntarily.
Come forward while the opportunity is given you
and save your characters from the infamous blur
that dcscrtion always bring upon the name of him
who is guilty Of the foul crime.
30. PARSONS,
Colonel 9th Tenn. Cavalry.
Raorriile May Is, 1864. may2s-2t
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OBITUARY.

RI, in Knoxville, on the 30th day OF April,
ELIZABETH FOSTER, wife of ii. Foster,
in the forty-third year of her age
Ep, in this place, on the evening Of the same
ROXIE C., infant daughter Of H. and Eleza-
Foster, aged eleven months and twelve days.
ns has death entered q household and borne
4 mother and her child, and thus has another
circle bcon broken by tho rude hand of the
yer, while
On one more manly cheek, the silent tear,
it'll loves last kiss, is left to ingor there
;. ELIZABETH FOSTER was native of Roane
", whore she was borne, on the 22d day Of
A. D., 1872. Having employed the advan-
of religious training from childhood, she sought
|arl Of priceless value at a very early period of
e. and united herself with the NJ. J.. Church.
oh she continued worthy member and faith
ristian until she was borne away from GARTH
ado member Of the church triumphant. In
intercourse with the world, this estimable
Inhibited, in the highest degree, the character
+ue follower Of the meek and lowly jesus, and
death the church has lost one of her brightest
cnts and society most estimablc and worthy
Er.
immediate cause Of the death Of Mrs FOSTER
cst probably an overwhelming shock to the
$ system, occasioncd by the shooting of her
d by a band Of rebel guerrillas which occur
Bount county, on the ?7th day of March,
Thus has a devoted wife and fond mother
victim to this terrible rebellion, and thus has
md been left TO mourn tho loss Of one who,
many years, has borne his burdens and shared
rows.
tudei No rude hand can never reach ihec
anew thy heart. May thy sleep (which
no Weakening bo soft, and in the morning of
Y when GOD shall bid the sleeping duet arise.
pure spirit seek tina, Of him whom thou
behind for brief season, and mount aloft
to that land Of peace and jcy-that land Of
rest which God has prepared for the weary
IVY laden. J. ALBEIT HrpES,
Chaplain, L. S. A.
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Opcnlng a School.

II ia proposed, Il the military authorities
yin let us have the Female Academy, Il
|pen a large school for the many white
|hildren who ara going about the streets
Neglected DR., W, p, Rodiier has consent
d TO take charge of the school, and is fully
|ompotcnt, II We can get the Academy
md hope il will be given up, we can get NJ
large school Of boys and girls, and EN-
Hoy additional teachers
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DISCIPLINE IN THE TnrsuRy DEPARTMENT.

DISCIPLINE ~ THE TREsURy DEPARTMENT,
A few days since an account Tor nineteen
kyalry swords ut S. each-sg5-passed
cough the Treasury Department, BY u
|crcal error, the warrant was drawn for
500 instead of 500, The party to whom
c money was due happening to be an
pnost man, returned the check for $4,000,
atng that il was hundred times the
mount TO which he was entitled, The
after came to the ears of Nr, Chase, who
'dcrcd the immediate and unconditional
smsssl of every clerk through whose
hnds the blundcr passed unnoticcd. Four
en- werc deprived of good situations in
nscqucncc.
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Attachment.
Co,r1n "a. r 7 Ty1,ou

9. c. Cowdn Us. r. I. Wilson.
plaintiff, on affidavit, Gays the defendant Is
! to him, and that he 80 absconds that pro-
hot b. serred upon him, having obtained an
attachment against the estate Of the defcn.
ldc returnable before Joseph Ambrisier, a
VI the Peace for Blount county, and the
wing been levied on his property: II l. or
said Justice that the defendant appear be-
1t bic o6lcs 10 Maryville on the 2lst day
mter ns,t or 1t will be proceeded with eI
h u further Ordered that Iris notice b pub
d fur ccnsecg,ive rceka 70 The KnoxvilIs
JoeTrH ANBRISTEA.
er@ fa'ie = Is -.
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C.. Ill. MILLS,
lao baltimore STREET,
Baltimore, Maryland,
iFormc'iy Of EG, TENNESSEE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the Sale and Purchase Of

For the Sale and Purchase Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION or 1iERCIfANDLSE
BEES to Offer his services to Suffers, Merchants
and Others In the purchase Of all kinds of supplies
His long Experience in business, and large ocquau
lance in the cities Of Baltimore, New York and
Philadelphia, give him great advantages in the So
lection OF Goods, and procuring them at the be-:
rates. He will give his personal and prompt Mt.
tention to all orders, however small, and see that
they arc promptly forwarded.
Merchants; Suffers, and others, who arc located
in any of the nsTrcctionary States must conform
to the Trade Regulations as prescribed by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury and forward their permits,
together with thor invoices, me.
Persons wanting to procure supplies for their
families will apply to the nearest special agent, who
will give them all the information desired. The
money must accompany all orders for goods. Drafts
on any of the Government Dopositares, or Quarter
masters Vouchers, properly approved, will answer
as well. This arrangement offers many advantages
to those whose tine is valuable at their place OF
business. His commission is per cent. for all or
ders under one hundred doars--fur all orders over
one hundred dollars, p per cent.
Parties ordering goods should de g1atc how they
wish them shipped, by express or til rwsc Rofor
to
TKos. KEMP & Co., RUrHorr & SaITH Baltimore
j. r. EsrERBRoor, CHARLES MACY, ESQ.,, a. d i.
REED, ISAAC OLIVER, Esq, New York,
Captain JONI c. CRASr, Nashville.
Captain a. Il. Blunt Cincinnati.
Baltimore, Nd, April n, 81. n1arl.-st
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SOMETHING NEW.

w. COLEMAN & co.
HAVE received a largo lot Of Tinnor's Stock
and are prepared to manufacture all kinda Of
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
Such Tea Kettles Stove Boilers Bread Pans
Stove Pipe, and every kind Of ware, from tin cup
10 tin roof
Also all kinds Of army work, and will soon have
all kinds Of house furnishing goods cook stoves
and every article usually kept in a frat class tin e.
Enlistment,
All KINDS or REPAIRING DONE
Workshop on the corner Of Prince and Cumber-
land streets Sales room at Aults old stand, Gay
street, Knoxville Tenn,
WANYED--Four Tin Workmen
may7-SmS WIN, COFFMAN & co,
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kperARrras YoR PicrrREs.-Mr. T. NJ.
r. Arts. from Nashville, has established a
gallery in this city. His place of business
to General CARrrns Headquarters, where
ady to furnish every style of pictures. such
ographs Cartes de Tisitc &c. Call and ca
pecimens. aprl6-3rns
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The foreign importations into New York
II week exhibited a marked diminution
impaired with the heavy aggregate Of the
fvious fortnight. The two articles Of SUI
p and tea foot up nearly million of dol
s,rwhiIc articles Of luxury occupy com
|'st!vcly insignificant place in the cata-
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Perpetual sunshine suits not the state Of
! natural world; perpetual success is by
means favorable either to human lappi-
5 or virtue, Hunger is necessary to
c relish to food the gloom of winter
the happicst recommendation Of the
ferfulness and bloom of spring
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Dssy~ The ladies movement against i'm
|rted iuxurios is being taken up in differ
Il parts Of the country with laudablc
|al, \ meeting was held ut the Cooper
stitutc New Nork on mcnday, the 10Th
st., and another at indianapolis on the
me day and the subject is being agitated
|ewhcre, with it ia to be hoped, II deter
nation 10 achieve some practical result
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MARRIED..

residence Of the brides brother On the 18th
Rev. T. VI. Humes. Mr.. WILLIAM r.
3, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss ANNIE
ILANE. daughter Of the late George Nc
! Of this civ.
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Attachment.

H. H. Hodsden and d. p Gass u.s. ITm, Hal.
1T appearing from the affidavit filed In this case
that the defendant IA indebted to the plaintiffs,
twenty-five dollars and that the defendant has has
lily removed himself from the county SO that tho
ordinary process of law cNrnot be served ON him,
and Nm original attachment having been obtained
and levied on the properyof the defendant and said
attachment returned before me, acting Justice Of
the Peace for Sewer county II is ordered by mo
that publication bo made in the Knoxville Wing
for four successive weeks that the defendant appear
before me At my house in SEWER county on tie 9Th
day Of November next, and make del,n, to said
attachment, or the same will he takon Cor confessed
and sci for hearing OK partc This ?2d day Of
April, 1854, ISAAC TROTTER
may2s-it pfS5' j, r. for Sewer co.
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Every ono should At once read this work, tenn
ing with information concerning the above order,
as no Union man can afford to be in ignorance Of
thor methods Of operating at tho polls in the
streets in our councils in our legislative bodiss-n
fnc every where their intriguing members ars
working to rapidly dismember this great Union
and destroy any and avery vestige Of our fair Re-
public The dtril' in Sleeps clothing in our rery
midst, extending their hellish influence in every
way. They out-dcvil old Satan himself in their
chicancry. This work fully exposes the connection
Of the knights Of the Golden Circle with the great
Rebellion, and the assistance rendered by Copper
heads, North and South, in dsmcmbcring this once
happy Nation,
In the expose made by Mr.. Wright, well known
individual, the public may place every confidence
The work is full Of romance and reality the Won
derful and the horrible warning to Butternuts-
"a guiding star to Unionists. 1t is time that an
Order Of such a character should be fully under
stood. No one will regret reading the Exposition.
The work is published in beautiful style, illumina-
ted covers and illustrated with eighteen full page
engravings.
Price Fifty Cents.
II will be sent by mail, post paid, to any address,
on receipt Of the above price.
Direct TO
w. IA. Lanphcar,
l3i West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI, ONO
General Fnrrav.r and Manufacturer Of Dies, Stencil
Tools and Plates Of every variety.
ap,s-4tH
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NOTICE.

PERSONS wishing their horses fed or htchod
would de- well to call at my stable on the corner Of
Water and Front streets. Just above the bridge,
where they will be accommodated by
JAMES OBRIEN.
Knoxville, Tenn, May 2s-2ts
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r. r. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
United States Claim Agent

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
Collecting promptly attended 10 in all the
Counties Of East Tennessee.
Prosecutcs all kinds of claims against the Gov
eminent also,
Pension, Bounty, Back Pay, &C., &c. due the
friends Of deceased soldiers.
Government vouchers bought or collected on the
best terms.
Informal claims corrected and collected for
horses forage and property taken.
Also collects pay for negroes enlisted in the army
belonging to loyal citizens.
He has 2 record of tho death Of all East Tenne,-
see soldiers, who have died belonging to the Union
army. lie desires to see all persons who drew n
pension at the breaking out Of the rebellion who
have been loyal; when tho soldier died leaving a
widow, she is entitled if no widow, tho children, if
no children the father, il no father, tho mother &c.
The fees in this class Of is five dollars and one
dollar and fifty cents for each certificate.
lie refers to General s. 7. Carter. DIR. Brownlow
Colonies John Williams, John Baxter, o. p Tenn
pie Samuel r. Rodgers, and Judge Jones.
Esiy-Otfice in Basement story of the Court House.
maylA-tf
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Wanted.

A SITUATION by young man as salesman
in dry goods or grocery store. Apply at this
office may2s-ot'
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Lard for Sal
Notice of Insolvency.

TIE insolvency Of the estate of Andrew Kirk
patrick decd having been legally suggested to the
Clerk Of tho County Court of Blount County, I
hereby notify all persons having claims against said
estate 10 file them legally authenticated on or before
the first day Of September so that distribution can
be made or they will he forever barred, This l%th
May, 1854, THOMAS PICKENS,
mylI-2t admir- Of A. Kirkpatrick, deed
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100 dozen Simmons Patent Axes;
900 dozen l.. q. Leonard Axes;
800 dozen Manns Axes
800 dozen Collins Axes;
$50 dozen Lippincotts Extra Steel and Double
btcd Axes
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10. LYONS. 81. STERN.
Lyons 81 Stern,
Gay street, Opposite the Custom House,
Knoxville. Tenn,
HAVE Just received and opened a new and
splendid stock of goods consisting Of
SUMNER COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS,
LINEN SHIRTS,
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Large variety Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TOBACCO
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &c, &c
The Ladies will nnd choice selection of Prints
Gingham,, Wasnmbique, Poll de Cheore. Persian
Plaid Silk Plaid Black Silk, Oriental Lustre Scotch
Plaid all wool DeIaines Printed, Striped and Plaid
Challi, Chambry Organdy, Lawn, Jaconet, Main
sock, Cross Barred Brilliants, Swisses, Lace and
Silk Mantillas, Cloth busters and Sacks, Swiss and
Jaconet Edging, Thread and German Laccs,
Trimmings Picnic and Silk Gloves Ribbons and
Hats, Slippers and Cater Shoes &c. &c.
Purrhssu-z rill Do veil to givs us = call. Prices
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
Table and Pocket Cutlery
AND
II a n O II $.

Wostenholms,
Wade and Butchers,
X Bunting and Sons,
Thomas Charltons,
American knife Company,
}. Rus, ell & Co,
Lamson, Goodnow & Co.,
And other celebrated brands.