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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
mo. 100.
United States of America District of East
Tennessee
4. y. Nomoi, Dict &. lem.

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court Of the United States, at Knoxville
for the District of East Tennessee the 2jh day Of No
vembcr 1864, by james F. Swan, Esq, Attorney of the
United States for said District, behalf Of the United
States ofAmcrica against the real and personal property
Of the Knoxville Gas Light Company and the interest
right and title thereto which property consists Of lot Of
land in the town uf Knoxville, in Knox county, Tenn
bounded by the lots Of james Parks heirs, H. Barry and
Hoon river and it also consists of the pipes, meters
lamp posts aud al other fixtures and the right Of way for
said works, seized the property Of W. H. Succd c. A.
L. Lamar and James Williams, and against all person;
lawfully intervening r their interests therein, alleging
said property bad been heretofore sccdby RevenueA gent
as forfeited the United States for in said inor
nation forth and ayerre o he true and praying for
the usual process and moniton Now, therefore, rursu
ant to the monion under the seal Of said Court to Inc
directed, hereby give public notice to all persons con
ccrncd in interest in said property to appear before said
Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid the
22d day Of December 1864 Mt 10 o'clock, A ~, then aud
there to nterpo,e their claims andmake their allegations
b. MCDANIEL
4. y. Narsioi, Diet. T.. Tenn.
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United States OF America District Of East
TpnnnRSnn

NJ llEEEAS, An INFORMATION Was FILED
" IN tho District Court of the United Sht1sa at Knox.
Nc Tor the District of Els Tennessee o Tho eLth doy
ct NG,rn'er 'bl Iy Jamg, =. Swan, Esq, Attorney Of
United Nia'wu America, against ono house and llt of
hd va ho town of Ool'uwah, In Hamilton county Tepp
adjoining the lots of W H. Brow lrr .nd -- ffnrrl.,
''t'' ~ the property ui James H. Blmot and against ali
persons lawfully intervening lur their interests therein
alleging that said house aud lot had been borctofore
sofcl by Nc'cuuo Agcut, forfeited b. tho Upitod
states for causes in said nurmatlnsr forth and a,orroI
uon Now therefore pursuant tu The mUniiu under Tho
seal o said Court tome directed hereby give public uu-
ueo TO all persons concerned in mlocs in said house and
lot to appear before sad Court at the Court House in
Knoxville aforesaid the 22d day of D,cambcr 1891
at ~ o'clock A. NJ, then and hcro to mt,nosu their
claims and make thciI allegations.
j. MCDANIEL,
T. A. Ul..LgI y.t ~ y.,
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As.HUDIBURG, D. sherlh
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF s,t,

- issued from the Circuit Court Knox county will expose
public sale, for cash. at the Court House door Knoxville
Monday the % day Of January, 1880 all the right title in
teres claim and demand that Il Reynod. has and two
" land IN the 18Th district Of Knox county Beaver
and Copper Ridge, adjoining the lands of Neson
X Parker W Tlety, W Fox, Jesse Roads Others.
satisfy judgment In favor Of H. A. Harrison. November 25.
dec7-lw p5 AS. IlUDIBURG, u. Sheriff.
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE

~ issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county will sell
the Court door in Knoxville Monday the 2d ily Jinu
ary ls65, five town lots In ShicdstoWn-Nos &o - s 81
and 2s the map Of Shclstown levied the property
r IL Bounds to satisfy judgment Joseph Pnmlo
November 25.
decI-Iw pD AS llUDlBURG, u. Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE

- issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, will eN.
public sale for cash. the Court House Knox
vile, Monday the 81 day of January lc6j land
the lth district Of Knox county adjoining the lands Of
yers Mynatt Andrew Cowers aud others levied as the pro-
pery Of Preston ,ynau to satisfy Judgment favor An.
drew Cosers November 20.
dec7-4w pf5 A. :. HUDIBURG, D. sherig
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DY VIRTUE or THREE ORDERS or SALE

~ will expose to public sale the Court House door In
Knoxville for cash, Monday the "a day OF January 1863
tract Of land IN the i district OF knox county, adjoining
the lands Of VIM schoolcr and VIM England levied on as the
property of Nelson Mynatt satisfy orders Of sale in "a
Of Andrew Cowers Il. NJ Roberts and John Davis No
vcmbrr 20.
dcc7.4w pi5 AS. IIlDiBURG, D. Sheriff.
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AS. nUDIBURG, D. sheriff
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sAtr

~ issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county will expose
to public sale for cash. the Court House door Knoxville on
Monday the "a day OF January lS65 " land the
lh district Of Knox county adjoining the lands Of Edmond L.
Ole j. r. :. Blackwell and others levied the property
Of Steven Rentfo satisfy Judgment In favor of Jaes A.
0gg. November 20.
decI.4w pf5 AS. HUDlBURG, d. Sheriff
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAIL

IL issued from tleCrcu Court ~ Knox county viii expos.
to public sale ai the Court House door IN Knoxville FOR cashon
Monday, the 2d DAY of January lS65 an the right title claim
and demand that Matthew sman las IN and tract of au1
2h dstric, Of Knox county, oinng the lands Of Jas
n Nichols Duncan Mccall and others levied in satisfy
judgment in aycr Of A. looney. November -. -
dec5.lv no As IUUIBURG, y. sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
iiec7.Iw p6
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SAIL

~ issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, will expose
public sale for cash, the Court House door In Knoxville
Monday, the % day Of January 1NG5, all the right title
claim and demand that c. W Charlton has in and tract or
district Of Knox county, adjoining the lands Of
John Tunnel, II. Lones and others, known the GENTRY
farm levied to satisfy judgment in favor Of W. H. Won Al
deho1 November 25
dec7Iw pi5 As.HUDIBURG, D. sheriff
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HUDIBURG, D. shera
pY VIRTUE or THREE ORDERS OF SAIL

~ VIRTUE OF THREE ORDERS OF SALE
~ issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, viii cx.
pose to pubc sale at the Court House door in Knoxville
cash, tract of land in the Oh district o kuux county,
tanning 200 adjoining tie land Of Nathaniel Bird and
others levied the property OF Susan NJ walker satisfy
three judgments in favor Of james and John us Noyeu-
ber 25.
dec74w pf5 A. :. IUpIBIRG, u sheriff..
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py VIRTUE OF An ORDER or sALr

Dl VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
IL issued from the Circuit Cour KNOX conuty will expose
TO public sale for cash at the House door u knoxvhcon
Monday, the % day of January M tract o land N the
h dsrc, Of Knox county, adjoining the lands Of N ha
W Alev VIM Crippen and others levied The property
Of Taniy Bo,te to satisfy Judgment in favor Of james L.
Crppen. November Is. .....s, :, -.
dee6 4w p5 As. HJDlBCk'i d. ehsfin'
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Z. y. Ua.toi, Dict 4. Tom.
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L. y. Mwshal, Dist T.. Tenn.
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The Vote i'm Several cities.

Th vote for President in several cities was fol-
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Thr Anuyrillc at'hio.

w. G. BRoWNLoW, Editor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

f,-I y4strr mn
i"e i"u 80 IL. 4, l,v."h;n,
tnro,snea AZ liz ~; 49,, go an .nh ism and
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- 20 ' y" 'pdno fro,, n. a,o, tea mon.
So I a., rc,.ren ~ ,he oouf'r. ouadrn.
III sa,,,,,ld IN ,h.. 10 T., hnrn i,
% I ,.,.,,e wninh rAy arrount rjr II, un.ta.
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o.o hars.s ~ c.a..;n, \ strn,n, ,.,
h. a,.,,l;,l Ii. a{,un ~. 70 I,hrr. IN i.dl
raverl.l We IL x;lliuo 4 srrec witl,
,s,a,, ord,n.r,x snnaD,ng "a nd t. sv.a,
~ 49,, rh,le r.n ~, m, [rna,,be l,-,rrr
, 49,. Tint he you;d ere / the stream Il.
-, hr.a0 nan.h. fvh., nj teencrJ or ,Lc
hnr,a .ss,rcJ H. con,tv H., mn one
nnrla IA hur, Kill II lin, Ihen he
,hras months f. ~.no H. e, YEAR
,''h..s, ;ns,a,a oI,a'.;a, i, s,,e H. .l;reo,l,,
he has he.n ,a3ried far H,ow NE startin' /,
no;nt and has ~ siebt AZ rhe Land mari, ;
POM ss,, aIa on ,S wh"n "h a,ah
hi, sonrse. an instead Of nA2inr aero. -
the stream cocy plungin- wilalJ N~u it to
The sea of iruction-when 4 milliSN~-ot
his rroomsmh have ben lol by him =
when the rradary cf his kcepslI has bon
exhausted men every origiti.l pla~ er
cept "ny plan is lost Of we mink il time
to swap. W.cn cross,a9 the skcan Il m,v
be well cno,srh TO hold on nd when ,.oi,,,
down the s,fa,n ana cacl, al IN. stream
is growing tid.r. I'll its b,uII are lost IN
The di,ta1.A il j, tnoe to XVII
But lc, u 500 irthn na.io,1 sexton has
lived an u his t.iplet IDEAS when dis
war brok bur he ,yapnrd the scounseis #
p,nolas fh n go Of seward H. svann, i
the yigorTof America for the ,cmacnitc,l
wcaknessbf Spain. lie swsrpdl Mcdowell
for Mrsl1lan crossing The Psiomac lie
swapped Mcclellan f5r Ih,rpsiSe cro.s,rr
the Kappshannork. lie stanpoI burnside
fer H,oke, c.o,sipc ii. Lu,i b;r ~. n.
snapped ook,r for babe crossing tie
Potomac ue warmed Nj. c,r Cat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18
MANHOOD!

/n't i'adfiShe8 az seais1 Earetor, Price e cents
4 LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT
IA MENT and Radical Cure cf Superintendent.
>esna, Debility and lmpedmants to Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption, Eilepsy
and Fits Mental and Physical fncapacitv. re.
suitiui, Fl ON Self Abuse, &c, by HoRpRr j. CuL-
vEnwALL. NJ. d author Of the 6ren Rook, dc.
"a Econ to 7Xousaads Of sxf;are7s.'
Sent under seal in plain en ve!ope, to any ad-
dress posf raid. on receipt Of six cents or two
rostage sieanps, by DR. J. c. KLINE, le7 Bow
pv. New No' k-Pn>t Oiiice hon 45ss. ielc-dw3p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

\ CARD 70 1HE s-rTiERlNG.-Swallow two or
three hogsheads Of ''Buclsu, Tonic b,tels. .
'..,arsa yarilia, '.Nc~vous Antidntes, Sc, dc.
aud a.te, You satisfied with tie result, then
iY one Lox e GID DOCTOR BUcHANS En-
GiI~E P,ILS-and be restored 10 health and
yisor in less than 'hiiiy days. They are pure
v vegetable, rieas.n. to take. prcnp, and sJlGfa-
- in their cile't on TIE broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and yoany can take .hcIn
a;th advantage. Imported aud sold ia the Unit
cd States T., JAS. =. BUTLER,
No. Az 81 Ja9way New York
s-J~Agcuts for the United - r,cs
p. S.A box oi P.lls. securely packed, viii h.
mailed to .;iy address receipt of price which
i, one liar. post paid money refunded ~ the
rtsLnt Il OF ire "A. .:lrtinn IL MT viin,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

Retains It's darl: lustre If renewed at intervals TO
the close of Life. Peerless anong Thousands of
preparations, that promise much and performs
noinin-, stands Cristadoro's hair Preservatve,
avaua5le adjunct to the dye, in dressing and
promoting The growth and perfect health of the
hair. and &c i-e;f, when used aione-a safeguard
that protects the hbres from decay under all cir
cumstanccs and under all c.iines. Manufactured
by H. Cas'astadoro, No. c Aston House. New York
Kept by all truggis.s innel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18
From the Jwen,ieth lpwa.
HEAp)uAnrEns sorn iowa,
Arkansas pasl Texas. .Junr IL 1874

HahSaS ThsS lcNaS, June ~, 1914
En- DENocRl%;-As there are maay
friends of til 21eh Iowa rcgimedt in d y.n-
port, and your Immediate vicinity, it may
be OF interest fof them t. hear df our vince
ahou.s and to learn our opinioss OF tn sun
ny Sou.h, where we are uowi supposed to
be. Ii any of you were 30 " hfu ,unate as
TO be here at Ne present ti,je, YOU wnnld
s.y that it mi. at be we'll called the sunny
South. II is tc y II It, and il there i hot
ter c untry, | hope that tho 2O,h will meyer
reach it. We have been through .nou IN
already, and $'e still in condition for any
emergency gil we ask is hive minutes 10
tice, and theQ our knapsadks ard strap ed
upon our backs. and We ate aw.E ,ejo,ce-
ins. Captai1 Thompson il in cJnn.and of
the iegimcnt; is very coA and efficient,
aad death be TO any rebels TAs.im.y eros,
his pdh.
A, present our regiment mukters nv
hundred merl and only six Of Alcm being
sex enough ito be in the oos1ital. The
r. gncnt never looked better nkc thew left
Davenport, than now. There hds been two
lied out of the regiment since i've landed
upon the Island, and we have den between
seven and eight months. Thii Island Is
tuated on the coast of Texas. LIS YOU rer-
ceive by glance at the mat-and laid
down as Mustang Island, in khc gulf of
Mexico. We are guarding what is called
the Arkansas Pass, to prevent The ST. uthcrn
gentlemen from taking out mfr cotton and
cattle. thus stepping up ykry important
point so when we take Texai we must have
every thing that lelanss t. ----.--..-.--...---
we are seizipecTryxling we can lay our
hand s,,p1,, sk.t xc ~,
as c'tton, AID y~ale et.irE our sl.a, too.
AS for cur hyng we can Will boast. We
de'y any of the Daycnportcrsto set a lie ter
tane tn n ". do We hageial The ,le,ica.
ces Of tn: South. In the saksun Of clans
and oysters we almost entirely live upon
them. To mention al the diierent k nds
OF iish We have whouid tyGe up too much
space. II 'eer is waEcd all that is ne
ces>ary Is to take VOW gun and go opt a
ie" rons from the c3hip ami you have one.
IA i"r amYseuwhts, we have plcnty of
oAnces' p' xv.9sd>s,th good string tand,
ard are wen attended. The Texas ladies
ana uncle Sans boys glide ov. the floor
with the grace Of an lepAqnt.
:. AT present we are making great prepare
ions '"r the 4th Of july, arp expect to have
dinner that will astonishs the natives
mouths.
. | ho"e that this regiment bvill have the
pleasure Of ,.m'rchinga throufh Davenport
VITA t Atas and stri1c shk has so long
st "d 9nder. We arg still Fady to carry
our ti9s defence of'6ur COUNTRY. and n yer
allow II to be. trsniplcd UPON by foreign
powets when the r,belli9d shall be passed
and sleeping in tho grave.
II. B,.ACc. D., 2orn Iowa.
CONFEDERATE SnYTnREAD.-The Mont
Mrs. w. g. Moz4s, IF Wetunka with
i,w skeins Of b)6ck 5ewing SILK thread of
ner own man,}fActur Which compare fvor-
.ely IN all re{Rscts 1iih 10y that has come
through the IIock9fe from foreign coun.
sr,ss. MS MI .,.. Hort raises her own silk
worms arg mnlpss leaves to feed them,
uoko IL Y&6nd1 - ~
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NEW T. SECOND HAND
SA FES
For Sale CAeap
At
The New York Safe DcuOf.
~ william Street,
NEW YORK.
D. B. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sizes md Prices Of Lilies Fire Proof Safe.
oUrsfpr.
Mich. Southern : Lake Ohere RI.

~ AND AFTER NAY lTH AND UNTIL
81. .urther notice trains will Ieave Chicago ~
s. $40 =: M New York Express, daily, except
days.
Trans arrive in Chicago At SIS ,. NJ. $50 !. n
Alt he shove trains mske regular connection.
q Duntirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany. New
lori, BOSTON, Philadelphia, Daltimsrs sni 81
Luxurious Sleeping Coaches, with III uode,.
improvements, run Oh nigh, trains.
Through Tickets can b Obtained q ne d.
peny's Of6ce. 56Clark Htreet, under 0ibcsssr
House, Of 1t the Depot corner Of Old vaa mr.
u. u SAtrfsEaEp
s xaEkl0 0eoBG1 WS1613 ~ 20
Ira- asa .ass3yast afkf azure,
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY

THAT IT TIE QUESTION
1NHE pROPRlETORS OF THE NEW YORK
i Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine have dc.
ter;n,ned, regardless Of expense, 70 issue free
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their most Interesting and instructive Lecture.
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ard Natures Laws u
These invaluable Lectures have bean the means
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN

Horse Shoer Il T.trino7y .Saygron,
ONE DOOR WEST OF corner
of I'd and Rock Island streets. IN
Q wishes to inform the citizens ON \
vf davenport and Scott County generally, that
he hss permanently located himself in this city
where be is preparcdso shoe horses on the scieri-
tiiic principles. After twenty years study and
practice on the anatomy OF the foot, Of which
time he hn spent eleven years under the super
intendence otthe best Veterinarians in Europe he
wishes ia say that be will give satisfaction to ali
persons having horses laboring under the disease
Of ccrns or constructions, commonly called
though bound. interfering. over reaching. quar-
ter cracks. sand cracks. sprains, spayins. sprans
of the corns, founders, ring bones. for ali ~
which he warrants perfect cure if durable
TIE greater part Of these diseases are caused bv
siioeing or want of proper trextment incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

AFTER argument 9Hhe case of Gen. Di.
''r the arrest of th1puYlishers and the clio.
ens OF the Office of~th1 New York World,
the Court deferred he decision of the
points raised till the 1t Of August.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18
EDWARD Fl. TRAVER,
ebl -d&wlyl Luck Box, Boston, Mass

Error or DEaocaAr-Dscr SIR With your
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
i C1nRROKEE INJECTION.
Compensated from Roots Darks, and Leaves,

CHEROKEE REMEDY, THE GREAT md
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Inflammation of the Bladder, inflammation Of tire
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~ Price. CHEROKEE INJECTION, AZ per
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no VOC WISH TO BE CtREDg
HI ,.iiCIIAN -

ENGLlSN SPELIFIE FiLLS curc in less than 80
day tie worst eases u Nervousness, iinpctency,
Premature Decay, seminal Weakness INSANITY
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

The Gilman Foundry at st. Paul MINI,
was DESTROYED on the llth insant. Loss
from $4,000 to s3o,tee.
lhe -four mill Of Page & Schwinc. al
LHn Willie, ny, together with SGT eral small
pni.a'hSs adjoining. were destroyed by fire
on " eahesday last. Loss SsO,uoo.
: The ilous:ng mill of p. u. Perkins, al
burlington, Wy, was dest foyed by fire OF
Sunday last boss sl5,yo.
a fire in |! tmiton, e. w, on the lcth
instant destroyed the Establishment of Ell
gar q Melsiljv Loss $4,000. 4
As " Wbe seen bJ telegraph, n,sf,stcr
conilagrafion in Brooklyn, n. Y..fridav
consumed 500, 900 worth of property.
The total loss by the steamboat c.,nfa.
grafton at st. Louis, Friday, il now cstiu lated
1T 100000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18

The widowcftx-Pf csidcnt Tyler sends a
note rom her plantaho on the Jaems river
TO-. - the New York Ltni"g Post, complaining
s tina her manager as cen taken prisoners,
hcr stock runeT her plantation made a
y, e and her 6usba3is neice obliged to
70 ny to another pfssl zion to escape from
unscrupulous colorcd soldiers. Such are
some OF the evils ting the Virginia aristoc-
racy rave brought bon themselves by their
mad attempt to destroy the Union