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R. N. MoEWEN & CO.,
Farm for sale.

| OFFER for sale my farm on Little Nine Mile
Creek, in the lower end Of Blount county, contain.
ing 2J5 acres of which 100 are cleared. About
60 acres are set in clover Most of the fences have
been reset within the last two orthree ycars There
are three dwelling houses, three strong springa ana
II fine Young orchard on the place. Also, good
barn and abundance OF stable room.
There is also n valuable water power cf seventeen
feet TALL fed by ncyer-iailing springs which can be
laid on To wheel BY Il race cut entirely on tho
place without any back wafer or dam to Interfere
with ncighboring property.
change Of place, induced by change of times.
is all my reason for selling.
je25-its THOS. SANDERSOS.
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Attachment.

John Ellison rs ia NWcr.
THE plaintiff On affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him, and that he SO absconds that pro-
cess cannot be served upon him, having obtained nm
original attachment against the estate of the dcen-
dant, made rcturnahlc before 5 H. Broughnan, .
Justice Of the Peace for Union county and the same
having been levied on his property 1t is ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his office in Union county on the Sth day Of
January next or it will be proceeded with cx
partc 1t is further ordered thai thi. notice be pub.
li'hrd for four consecutive week. in the knoxville
Wing.
jr23.4t pfSj' s. H. BROUGHMAN, p
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Geoye .Naso rs. Reuben G. CLork.

George Mayo rs. Reuben G. Ctork
THE respondent, Reuben g. Clark, not being an
nhahitnnt of this State stated in the bill: II is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the knarpRLe Wig, notifying .ad dcfGn-
dant to appear befor the Chanccry Court at Knox
vile on the first Monday of October next, then and
there to make his defense to the bill or the same
will he taken as confessed and set for hearing ex
parte.
copy Of the order:
iy234t PISS u. A. DEADERICK, C. a. NJ
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John Glenn Us. Daniel hiHg.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit SAYS the defendant is
indebted to him and alsconds that process cannot
be served upon them having obtained an original
attachment against the defendant made returnabc
before X. d. Jourolmon, Justice of the Peace for
Knox county, and the same having been levied on
their property II is ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his office in Knox
county, on the :sth day Of October next, or ii
will be proceeded with ex parts. 1t is further or.
dere that this notice be published for four success.
sive weeks in the Knarri,ie Wig. This I'd SEP
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Sat pC$5' IL. BRoUGHMAN. J.P.
BENJAMIN Bern rs. Eli .Uilly.

TIE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant
Is indebted to him, and So ab,conds or conccas Kim
self that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, having obtained an original at
tachmcnt against the estate of tho defendant made
rcturnabc before s. H. Broughman,a Justice Of the
Peace for Union county, and the same having been
levied on his property; !, is ordered by said JUS
tlce that the defendant appear before him Mt his
office in Union county on the sth day of January
next, or it will be proceeded with cr parte It is
further ordered by said Justice that this nose be-
published in the Knoxville Wing for four conSccu-
tive weeks
jy23-it PISS 4. II, BROUGlIMAN, JP.
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J. y. Ttdford rs. j. e. Fam

THE plaintiff ON affidavit, says the defendant I,
indebted to him aud so absconds that process cannot
be served upon him. having obtained an original
attachment against the estate of the defendant made
rcIunnbe before Joseph Ambristcr u Justice Of the
Peace for Blount county, md the same having beer
levied on his property 1t is ordered by said Justice
Msryyillc ON the eth day of December next or it
will be proceeded With cy rartc It is further or.
dcrcd that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks in the ErorriNc Wig
jye3-At pfS5s JOS, AMBRISTEB j. 7.
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Attachment.
". FJrHrb rs, r. ". Ia,

W, FrcHh rs. r. w. L0nter.
IN this case It appears that the defendant il =
non.rcsneut of the State or Tennessee 1t is thcrc-
fore ordered that publication he made for four con.
sccuilyr weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying
said r VI. Lancr TO appear before David Goddard
Justice of the Peace, Mt his office in the 18th civil
District Of Blomt county, on tho 18th day of De-
ccmbcr next To answer then and there said attach
mcnt Ms the law directs, or the same will he taken
as confessed aud heard cx partc MS to him. This
2lst June, 1851
jy23-4tpiSj' DAVID GODDARD J.P.
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Knoxville, Saturday, July %, 1864.

c. 5. HUBBARD, of New Haven, Connecticut, is
our regularly appointed agent to receive subscrip-
items for our paper in that State and Gro W. Fox,
Nashua, \. H.. in all other New England States,
LOUIS MCGLAUrLIS is authorized to net rs our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His address
Is San Francisco CaliioniS,
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Government Rents.

lfpartes owing rents 10 the Government
do not call at the Custom House and pay
them of their own accord, the houses they
occupy will be rented to other parties, over
their heads. There arc no officers here who
will run after parties and dun them for the
rents they have stipulated to pay.
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Samuel r. .itkiN Us. Smyth Ath,n ct al
THE defendants, Smyth Atkin and William +.
Blair. being non-rcsidnts Of this State "a shown in
the bill; 1t is ordered that publication be mad,
for four successive weeks in the kNoJriNe Wing,
notifying said defendant to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court ut Knoxville on the hSt Monday If Oc-
tobcr next, then ind there to make their defense to
the bill the same will be taken AS confessed and
set for hearing cx parie.
copy of the order:
jy23-it PISS d. A. DEADERfCK, C II VI.
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Too Late for Insertion.

We received, after our paper was made
up, two intcreetng communications from
tho front giving the killed and wounded in
two of our Tennessee regiments. We will
give them ia our next issue.
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Chancery Court Knoxville.

Barter EdN0AdSm u.s. IIm H. ConHcr.
TIL respondent Nm. II Conner, being non.
resident of the State, is charged in the bill: 1t is
ordered that publication lomadc for four successive
weeks in the knorrlie Uhig notifying said deicn-
dant TO appear brlorcthc Chanccrv Court at KNOX
willie ON the first MonGy Of October next then and
there to make his d'icnse to the bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed as to him. and set for
hearing OK partc.
Acopy of the order;
jy2S-lt piss u. A. DEADERlCK, c. x "
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DAVID GODDARD, j. p,
Gcor9C FrGtch rs. iHdrfw poHcj

Vt0T9C FININ rs. INdrOr TONfr
y this case it appear, that the defendant Is n
nonresident of thpStatc of Tennessee 1t is there
tore ordered that publication be made for four sue
ccrSire weeks in TIN Knoxville Why, notifying said
Andrew Porter to irpcar before David Goddard. n
Justice of the Pcaa' at his office in the nth Civil
District of Blount county, ON the 18th day Of De-.
cmbrr next, to answer then and there said attach
ment Ms the law diiocts or the same will lie taken
as confessed and rard cx paltc MS to him. This
2lSt June 1864
jy23-itptSj' DAVID GODDARD Jp.
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Failure TO Connect.

The cars failed TO connect at Chattanooga
ON the last trip before we 90 to press, and
we have failed to get the news, if amy, of Il
late date. 1t is presumed that there is some
interruption on the road between Nashville
and Chattanooga, Rumors came on the
train from Chattanooga of the capture OF
Atlanta by Gen, Sherman.
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CoiumbVS PoWdI r. Richard l. Wilson ct at
THE respondents Richd !. Wilson, being non
resident of the State as charged in the bill 1t is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Kaorrl'e lIhig notifying said dcfcn-
daut to appcarbcforc he Chunccry Court at Knox
willie on the first Monlay of October next then and
there to make hi, defense to the bill or the same
will be taken AS confused as 10 him and set for
hearing cN partc.
A copy of the order
Jy23-it pEj D. \ DEADERICK. C.SN
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ORIrlARIIcss

Another hn' been added Ia tho isi of gallant sons
whom East Tennessee has sacrificed IN this aocurscd
war, j, SMITH REEVE Adu,an, Of the 18th Ten
ncs'cc lnlanlry was shot while On the skirmish
line near Pine Mountain Ca, on tho 18th June,
aud died tho next day, lic was young man NJ
much promise of u singulNrly amablc disposition,
which made him universally beloved BIZ his CON.
radios, As m officer, he was brave active and Off
cier, Ills loss falls with peculiar weight upon the
Colonel Of the regiment, to whom he sustained not
only IN intimate official relation, but the still more
intimate natural relation Of brother lie wus from
the vicinity Of Rhoaown, in Greene county, whore
his parents reside. God comfort hum and his re-
manning brothers and sisters IN this thor hour Of
sore ailelioA,
DID nj the residence of her husband in Knox
county, on The IAN Of June 1864, MARGARET
A. wife Of William \, Murphy Hged ~ years and
6mouths
Sister MARGARET embraced religion some "a
years since, aud joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church. md lived nm exemplary christian life from
that time until hor DEATH which Was full of hope
and peace, She was good woman in every rcla-
ton of lrc dutiful child to her ugcd parents, n
kind wiia, devoted mother, and good ncghbor;
loved her friend, ardcntly and was much attached
to the church Of her choice; was always in her
place at church when her health would admit Of H.
The great object for which she lived was TO glorify
God in her body and spirit which she felt obc His,
and TO make heaven her home, and to induce her
little family to sock tina, sun-hright cline which /,
never to be dmmcd by the murky clouds Of disease,
sorrow and dcnth. She was often heard in the dead
of night wrestling with her God in earnest prayer
for the salvation of herself and family MAY the
influences Of her piou life and prayers not he lost
upon Them but be u, good seed sown in good ground.
During her illness she wa, calm and perfectly re-
signed to this will of Him who carch for all his
children, and departed in the fun faith Of bright
and glorou, Immortality, and is now in the enjoy
mont of sautci ones gone before and Of heaven her
long sought home
May the good Lord sanctfy thi, affective dis
pcnsaton of hi, providence to the eternal benefit of
her deeply afflicted relatives and friends, and may
they meet her with all the loved ones and con-
stitutc an undivided iAmily around our fathers
throne in heaven. j. ALBERT lINprN
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NOTICE.

FEW days since my house about five miles
northwest of London, Tenn, was entered in the day
time by three soldiers belonging to the command
stationed at Loudon, aud robbed Of between $500
and $500 in old bank money. and also two poke,
sonsthc notes amounting to sOfle 81 900 or So jOO
This H. therefore to Utify oh persons not to trade
for any note executed to me or which held ut the
time of said robbery-among which was note ex-
ecuttd to Aarun Cormney nv Jesse Malock for about
Sscc-and also to notify all person on whom held
notes not to pay any or either Of them except tho
payment be made to myself.
JOHN J. WEST.
1oudon Tenn. june I'D Cd Tiy2-itsl
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lNvlNClBLE BANNER.

Inyinciblc IOnnorl the flag of tho Free
OF where trcads the foot that would faltcr for thccf
Or the hands to be folded ill triumph is won,
And the eagle looks proud as Of old, to the sun'
Give tears for the partng-a murmur of prayer
Thon Forward the fame of our standard to shared
With n welcome 10 womding and combat and scars,
And the glory Of dcathlor the Stripes aud The Stars
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30 DAVID GODDARD, j. p.
george FreEch rs. z. " Lantcr

7 7
IN TIN case il appears that the defendant il Il
NONRESIDENT o the State Of TcnnrSsrc Il is there
fore ordered that publication Ice made for four sue
c">,ivc weeks in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said
F. VI Lanter to appear before David Goddard. II
Justice of III" Peace ut his oiic in the nth Civil
Distrir, of Blount c"nty, on the 18th day Of Do
ccmbcr next, TO answer, then and there said attach
mrnt MS the law directs, or the same will be- taken
as confessed and heard cN porc as to him. This
Dist june, 1861.
iy23-jpfSj' DAVID GODDARD Up.
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Attachment
UHl,dm kIdd rs j, q Id9r

lNlldW htdd rs, a. q RAN
THE plnihth, on AFFIDAVIT says tho defendant 1,
indebted to hin ard absconds TINT process cannot
he served upon him. having obtained mn original
attachment against the estate Of The defendant made
roturnablc before joseph Anbrs,Or Justice Of the
Peace for Bount county, and the same having been
levied on his property II Is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before hm NJ Ma Office il
MHSSillc on the 9Th day of December neS', or II
will he proceeded with "a pNrtc, |, Is further or
dcrod thu, this notice be published for four SucccS
.iye weeks In tho KtorrHs Wing
Jy21-it pas JOS AMBRlSTRR J. ],
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Hay and Oats.

The editor of this paper wants two or
three loads Of hay and Shcaf oats, for which
delivered here he will pay Il liberal price in
cash.
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Personal.

A. c. BURKE and HESEkIAH MoGRADY,
supposed to be in Kentucky, will, by this notice
come to Knoxville forthwith
jy23-st j. ". BURKE
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted by note or account In tho
estate Of DR.. William Parker, deed, arc notified to
come forward and make immediate payment or their
accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer
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A New Clerk.

Judge Hall has appointed Dr. Smith, of
Knox, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, under the
new organization.
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w. r. SEWER. M. D.,

Office, West side Of Broadway "a door below ID St
jy23-tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RUMORED BATTLE IN GEORGIA
FORTRESS MONROE. July Is.

TNKIT1ENn NUNKUF, July To.
The Norfolk New Regime this morning
contains Il report that great battle was
fought in Georgia, resulting in the complete
overthrow of the Coniederatcs and the cap
tnre of Atlanta, with fifteen thousand rebel
prisoners
ST. JoSEpu, Mo. July ~.
Colonel Ford tcicsraphS to headquarters
here that he has killed in all forty gucrlil-
las, and captured two hundred stand Of
arms, aud many horses. Our troops are
still chasing the gucrrlIas.
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OF ice.

ALL persons holding notes ON jesse q. Wallace,
of Maryyillc with the late General Wallace, name
nS security ara requested to present them to me at
my office IN MaIyNilc as soon as possible.
jy?3-2t' THOS. SANDERSON.
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a@asllrillG aglnioll.
W.. CAMERON . CO., Publishers,
oEFIoE CHILF OF PoLICE.- ---
Nashville, IcnQ., Jsrch 18th, 1854.
IL acrnriancn win Snr-i.l nranr ~. D

NGshfllss Acaq.5 1arch 18th, 1864. I
IL accordance with Special Order 20 76.
dated March 22pd, i is hereby ordered:
T. Ihot occupants oil Siores. Restaurs nts
and Dwelling laocsei, win be required t.
aiean tBeiryGrds and cellars, and have the
e9sl removed, within f9rty-eieht hours
from the date II this order. No garbage "
dirt o. any KIND VIII be allowed to aocu-
mulste on any premises within tho city
imits.
"a. All dirt 70 be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alloys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish wIli be allowed 70 remain more then
twenty-four hours without beng removed.
III. OTal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must Be removed BY the occupants
elch day, (Sund8y's excepiedj before lt
A. M. All ashes aud Rubbish VII be set IN
barrels on the side walk before 10 a. NJ.
each day.
". Hereafter occupants CT Stores and
Houses viii DO required 90 have he rear o.
their premises clan, and the side walk
swept before A. 81. each day.
Y. Any violation a the above Order win
be punished by c Gne-0f Eve Dollars, 1851
% be collected BY the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleaHliEessJs enc of tae first re-
ouisites 70 health, il j hoped the citizens
will do eli IN their power 10 assist in re-
moving g44e u Tie Aaae Ea4aE1 % Gldtt=t.
As soon IS a sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt snd rubbish removed without cost b
citizens.
VII. As II is my Intention to remove 81
flth iron the city proper, whether in the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals [;
any information that would facilitate the
abOve-will be thankfully received and in.-
mediate action taken in the premises.
WE. ,. CHaHsERLAIs,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
ap2-1m
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Sale OF Valuable City and EdgeaeId
Property.

DY virtue Of a Deed o. Trust executed q me IN
I'D the 18th day o. september, 1890, y GooT Q
y Hitching and WIFE, Mel ssa J. HichinCs, and on Q
supplement ry thereto, executed ~ the same pa-
e. on the lst day Of October, $780, the first reg
tered in The Registers Ofice q Davidson Count, 4.
Book No 81 page Zs5 and Z56, and the seconf
registered IN said office. Book No. 81 page al, and
for the purpose therein mentioned, to-lFit: TO 50
cure the payment Of q deit due 70 A. NJ. Wadde +,
viii, on the I'D day Of April, 1864, 1t the COu :
House door in the city %. Nashville, expose 70 pul =
BE- sale 70 the highest BIDDER, FOR cash, the follow
ing described real estate, situated Ia the city (
Nashville and Edgeneld, tae frt bounced as fal-
lows, to-sgit: Being Lot No. ~, p the plan Of Che
oty q Nashville, beginning at dc northwest 90 f.
ner Of a lot owned by John J.. Erwin. trustee, 90
Cay street. running then westward with Gay stfes
ninety (90J feet, thence southWardly partlel %
Clery street seventy C0) feet 70 the corner Of 2.
s. Snel's lot, thence eastWardly with Smells line
ninety 90 feet TO tie corner o. SAID lot owned
John ?. Erwin, trustee, thence northNardly WIN
biz line seventy (70) feet 70 the beginning and be-
ing the same that was conveyed - said Hitshings
bg Z. VI. Reynolds, by deed, recorded 10 the Reg
sters Office OF Duy1dsOn county, Book No. 26, page
4Zi, said lot has two teneunents thereon, one brck
fronting 40k feet Gay street, the other a frame
fronting 4sN feet on said street, and viii be solo
separately TO suit purchasers. Possession cannO;
b. gwen. unless b. agreement with tenants Until
Also, at the same time and place, and upon the
same terms herein before stated If the prooeeds Of
the first be not sufficient ] gll sell the following
described premises one lot in Edgefeld, DDS
trct No. Isl on the north SIDE Of Cumberland river
adjoining Mary Ann Chadwell and others, known
ani described as Lot 10. ., containing two and one
half acres, including the street alley each side,
and beginning at the northeast corner of Lot No. "a
in the middle Of the Vaughan Turnpike, and rUr-
ming south 80 poles % the middle Of street o. fe.t
wide, thence east pOies to q stake thence north 10
poles % the middle o. FGughm Turnpike thence
west 10 poles - the Beginning, heng the same col
veyed 10 ssid Hitchings ~ deed, recorded in the
Registers Office Of Dsyidsou county, IN Book No.
~ page 40. the above property vii De sold with
out equity Of redemption and with al night o.
dover waived and deeds made % purchaser March
-. 1864. ABNER TURNER Trustee.
EDwARD h. East, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Mar IB-h
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE-No. 81
"HEREAS, on the 18Th day Of April 1854
w IN Information was fiied 10 the District C0url %
the U-itod States Tor The 5ud.ie District Of Ten
nesses, by Horace n. Harrison, ESQ, Attorney q
tie United states Tor said District against 81 the
estate and property, monies, stocks s1d credits Of
John G. Burch, T. Z. Dunn nvt0n, Leon TrgUs.ise
Thos g Mari, and j. o Griffin situate IN said Di
trot, alleging IN substance THAI The same have been
seiEed ~ said District on Land, As forfeited % the
United States f3T casscs ~ ssid Information st
forth and aFerred 10 5e true, aud praying .or the
usual prOoess.
Nov, therefore, hereby give public notice % I'll
said T-rsous 70 appear before said Court at tic
Federal courtroom, IN The Car'ol 20 Nashville, on
the first Monday in May, 1861, 10 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
then and there % plead, answer OF domur 60 said
Information, or the same all BE- taken prufouiessO
and heard psrto.
=. r gIASCOCK,
L. 2. Marshal for the Mid. Dist Tennessee.