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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13
MONDAY, Dec. j2--P. N.

Gold opened at 239, sold down 10 49, and 3D.
vanced TO 1871 upon rumors Of disaster to Cen
warren's army. From this point II rcceded to 2a3
md closed OF g33i.
Government stocks are all in demand at fun
prices for everything gold.bearing. IN Railway
bonds a very moderate business. Railway shares
were firm in the eally part Of the day and strong
at the close for Western stocks. The oHtTrme
advance was net sustained under sales ~ usual TO
realize profits.
Railway sberes are irregular and tho few sIecu-
htors in the market give decided preference to
certain shares which have power TO raise their
freight ard passenger tariffs.
There is no great demand in the railway hne, and
Government stocks and miscellaneous shares have
decided preference not only With spectators, but
With parties who lend money. Coal stocks are
steady; Delaware and Hudson sold ST 2l5i Central
Coal at IS, and Schuylkill st7i. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Road sold at .s2a Cumberland
Coal is active, and has been taken in hand by new
parties, With abundance of money. American Coal
t.ll / Der cent Rock Island and Michigan Central
were firm under reports of ssrnings-whch are
given elsewhere.
The statement that another loan Of 5-20s 10 the
s1tsnt Of SIS 900 ooG has been negotiated " Official
" denied. II is probable that no more gold. bonds
Of any kind will be sold BY the Treasury Depart
ment, and that reliance will be placed upon taxes
aud sales OF 80 currency notes for some time
There is no doubt that from sales Of these notes al
The money required will be supplied and no greet
nGlitary disaster intervening, more than Is wanted
Tholsst steamers from Europe, instead OF bringing
$50 bonds for gale, ss was predicted would be The
case under the reelection Of NJ. Lincoln, have
brought new orders, and at no distant day there
will be a stesdy outflow of national stocks in The
face Of declining gold and exchange Where one
European or domestic bondholder sells out because
the gold.besring coupons decrease in currency
value, there viii be five eager to buy on the ground
of increased value TO the principsl The great cost
OF supprcssng the Rebellion has been met, the
people are ready to sustain the national credit and
all classes OF federal stocks are regarded with more
favor than at any time since the war commenced.
The closing rate for $40 bonds is lo9s@lo9l.
Money is easy ut per cent among stock houses
and a 10 for commercial paper. The sales OF $40
bonds make quite noticeable changes IN tie Bank
Statement. The variations are:
decrease Of Loans Of. 3i2
An Increase OF Sr.Nif Of....-............ fS,2S
joersase OF Circulation of............ $685.
decrease Of Deposits Of ...--..-......- a5l6.6i6
SsrLs Of re Lo-a s,esie Cc,asiou and De1ot' 70 The
AInIs a. hs CP u kete York, foe Ne oevs end'sq ogs
~ s'1 10y s KS ~ 1884, " '""" V 'N'''
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SHIPPING INT ELLuGENOE.
rOEr OF NEw-Y0RK.. ..DscKxsss 10
.,r,. 49,. -

CteareA.
s.Au,.hip Y.sso OIL, Csims. 6hanh4e Desos Cisrt
Bpde~s-
stesn,cr w. Woodward, Cundif. D,Nnos~, w Ds'et
Bart veys,es tBs). Wyhe. Malta. Thsye. ssIsoni
But A: Il. Sherwood lBr). Smith. Malaga, hsSoeeAs Z
Haley.
Brig Malblde ben weusehbI, Msyssoes r. T.. Fmrb
hcincAs Womb y o.. -.an - 10 Id
Brig HsInss ysa Jesamss, l.. GaAyss ssd Porto Cbsa,
Dsi-tt Bfhs
Big Aal.ide 9th Doussss s. John. NJ. IL j. C. A.
DeWoL ,. =. ~. 49, -. = -. ..
Brig Victoria orb CsTuoass. C1ctnssos j. y. Whtsey
sehr Euehaa.ress (Rrl, Conisy. Para J. BishSp Co.
Schr Rio Mitchell. Ehkabethport, Niche Bros.
echr David Stnmons, Hal, RnatAn vie PronsuA, b y.
Small Co.
schr Sarah lane, Gardner, Nrwpcr, L. Kenny.
fes Csoss TeTsA JecASgD Gfe7 4stgsr Not Hsas'I.
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Observation-Disclosures,

SUPBsAA UgT-CICUiT-Part I.--Nos 900
f,,o esi fss, ga. ns1. Ss9 asi. $780, io 1911, 2se
ocl. yoe oN, to3 iDis, 1919 O5, }Rl. Pwt Ii.-Eoa
nsL rrss IT'D s747, ETl 91S s5s aTS, ,1s0 Part III
Ne. rI3t. f1e Sos, ssl. I'VE tIS nil syaJ, iol ,iss
hs fi5 Ga syl isi. fAj, i63 i5< 2tsi u.s.
Tus So. h ard " Of hi ard ~. IN. 3Ts TO FOG
a issass OF law .od fat
sUrxEioR CoCsr -Psrt l. No4- Iyt3, aO07, 25t6,
<5,5 2it3. ps9 ysS5, 81 SH AL vol 400, 1913 <0ii
tca Par fi.-ko.. i1.s, Jlt III: .5ei csA iAsi, sfS
6,6, ARA. mi AZ, 49,. 90, tst st9
CotBr o. COMMON PLR.As-PIt I.--C0lenday
ouchssr,5 Pn' lIhcs als, ~. ~ 80 6s-. st,, T. ts
ts,. ~, ~. 80. IN, 2A, ~, 70.
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fAfvertis fneDt.l
THB FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
oY NEW YORK. o..o
fIEAKo1AL Agent or TIE UNITED STAfE%
Nos "a and ~ Pine.si-, n. Y.
This Bank has ready for rsle following the comrlis'
sion TO purchasers) u K $40 notes which NJ maturity
ere onyer.ible into siI per cent gold bearing oan
collects warrant certificates maturing loans anu
drafts and attends to al financial business with Govern
men, Parties wishing 70 avoid the delay and inoos-
yepienee Of direct correspondence with the Depart
lpents are invited TO apply at this Bank ,,
MORRIS KE1CHUx. President.
D. w. VAUGHAN. Cashier.
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1nternal Reuenue.

orrcR oy sss COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL RwRSuR
NfAra DisrBicr, srsrE OF hEwfoxx- I'm
HrH AND I'D WARDS rry o. Ngw ORE.
No. va Fast Fifty seecnd-s- |
CPECIAL INCOME TAX.-Notice is hereby
given ihst the liz, Of Taxes assessed In accordance with
ss the Join Resolution Of Congress- approved
JAY lst< imposing special tax Of Eve eetana upoS
the sns profits % income for the enns Dec 3 lS
has returned b. the Assessor Of the District ana
that sad due and payable and payment thssc>f
IL hereby pExASpRD. =
persona notice BY mailing, demanding payment vita
days from its service. viii be mailed TO the address Of each
pesoroa the list ~Do sha omit 20 pay such tax Tor more
an DAYS ,ron the date hereof for which fee Of twenty
cents viii BE- aded And ali rasons Who shall pcect TO psy
the demanded within the usc specicd IN sucA
special notice viii be Gsb~ pay Tea esstsH addiou
and fee OF twenty cents each for The service OF tie nocs
oGes open nom O'Clock q. 10. 70 O'Clock p. m.
kew.foh, December 6, 1874
EDGAR KETCHUM. Collector.
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1rsaranee Against Actioen.s.

'ENHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO..
l. OF HARTFORD CUSN
CApITAL."......-..... OO0 /.
insure, sgaiast
ACCT DENTS
OF every Description resulting in loss OF LII. psrors M
jury. Policies issn.d for premium Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting insurance 20 the amount Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against accidental loss Of LIE while travelling b, shy yubhs
Conveyance
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy for Ev. thousand Dollars and Twenty
Dollars per week compensation for -oa rury ines-
pdcitpi.ny "a. assured from his ordinary business
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full policy for SIS per week compenss-
don fof oil accidents, travelling OF otherwise.
Policies FOR $50 With ~ per compensate On, -
bad fog 80 per snnum; sny Com $50 20 5000 OF
rryportionais No medical elsnrsiion required.
RoDsgY DEBsH. Sec. JAMES o. bAITERSON, Press.
xrw.YoRK EsPEnEScrs:
Hon. f. d. Morgan New.Iork.
Morris Ketchun, Keichuu. son Co.. Benkers.
Jonathan ID. Steele. prest. Siassra Fire ms Co..
Charles J. Martin Prest Home Ina Co.
JOIN Taylor Johnlton Prr Cent r. Co. Of View Jssse3.
George g. Robbins q. > Robbins Son, Bankes
D u. p. Grant Banker; Amos R Eno, " Y.
John J. Phelps, New. york Geo. II. smart. Philz
Hon W. 4. Buckingham Gov. state o. Connecticut
Policies s.nsd by EDGAR fORMAN, Agent, No. l6l Pul-
tonst ves. from corner Broadway, y. \.
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Recc;D,s Of Produce.

DEC 1o-lc 500 bbs Flour Sf bbls. Whisky. SO
bhls Corn Meal, OOO bush. Wbc,t ts,o bush Corn
poo bush Oats 9ai pkgs Provisions 10 pfgs Lard.
o.sp ,,trs Rnt+a- '.--s ,.has oAf pkgs. Oil Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13

Orr TRACT SOCiErY.-1he City Tract
SooR,y wiu hold meeting to rooeive ths annual report
aideo. otcers. tomorrow. at 81 O'Clock at te rooun
Of te American Board The Bcv. DR.. q. Clart VIII
psybaby be present and say something sith rer< TO
HI personal observations u City Mission lsboss In
Lna.a-
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CITY ITRMs.

LECTURE on THE Rgv. CHARLIE WgsIxY.--
eotare viii be delivered by ths Rev Ii. IAthrup Of
Boston. on The Rev. Charles Wesley" At Cooper Insd
tate tomorrow evening. the 18th Inst The sauso
lecture wss dsi,eid before the lAt New Hnssnd Con
fereacc.
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sion was an that conld be desired. The organ and
choir have been placed at the e Of the chance and 90
result the most delicate passages Of music are heard
al over The church. organ, at cost OF saVo,
IN course OF construction, which viii take the place Oh
the present one early in the Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13

IN Ss tsyst E,gfeck, f'i as ,sb Day o. Dsreul~r
tho ish day Of Dso,uAss. ut
kre- e. wuasa. esI bsys, ~, eS, 10 --tskI F1
Ad.t, 'N Children o'. rsis. srs. f'sai'es, &c eo
sse1 p<sscas,e .,. ....
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Disa.ter.

Ts brig ORIENTAL, Niekeon ot, RACED Island which -.
rived Sunday and sneboYed OH tie battery dagged bsx
during the night and ashore on the s.tsy sp>
aT cement, where she stiil lice.
A cosl.l0sded schooner 10 SINK the south F.rry
Also bter pier Z. H., and cansl.bost sieu with
stayes Q, pier Sc. n.
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jlort-iUar0ens' Notite.

STATE SKw-YoRx,
PoRr-WARpgNs OYrlcE, No. ia WllStS
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
ton OF III. set passed Apri H. 1887. entitled "As
Act 80 lroryanizs the Wardens Office OF the Port Of New
York" 10 al perons Interested in having charge Of ths
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey thea
the FOL owing vessels UNDER ,inaion By the P1
Wariss sad that the AID slryeys niaoni Will b
competed within ten days sneoc.as this no.scs ca
board sad vessels:
sap Elizabeth HaniltCn............,.AsE y. r.
snip lbTl tisn. =. n
bnE Elsn0re ..............................6 N. K
MINTHOkSE TOMPkINs President
j. ArGs HRRunAx Secretary.
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Gorsss, Carriages, Sc.

CAVIAR yvxEXr Oyy1cE ASSISTANT QcARrrRn Lsrx8,
No IL sfArg-sr, NEv- Yo1x, June 10, 1854
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.--I will
~ purchase In OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
presented and inspection n the
Stsbes conner 10TH md 5tb- in this city, unt furthsa
no'se
Psyu.u, win be sie IN checka payable 10 estiscs.ss q
hde6tedi-ss when az Horses received
Prce oce hundred and siy,y (,63l dollars cash.
GEO. T. BROWNING. Captain and A. Q. u.
CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.-One oftbe
~ stylish Horse. in this city l bands high so1ns
and kuA and would prove OF the most acceptable ncnAsy
srs~n,s tha cond be nads 10 all oc for our Pan
oil worth tiuo0 To time and trouble ms froo9
will call upon any wishing purch.'e snd snow the s
ofths hoxs. OF can BE- seen 81 No. l42 Muieerry-S
L CHAPMAN. Executor, No. CedassA
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Dentietrn.

NJ II. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS, (hsy.
consulted only ., No 2ss CIR na-st Newyor where they
continue insert full set. Of e-h 0old or rsins f
e25; Silver Rubber, $40 Partial Se's-0old, - per
tooth, Silver 81. EXTRACTING, Is csntA
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prlntiha.

CTEAM PRINTING at LOW PRICES.-G.
~ A. WHIrEHORNE. No. 4, Ann and No. lie FoltoG.
All Kinds Of Printing chrap Tor essa. Great facilities
NM. EVERDELL's SONS. No. l04 Fulton.
w a-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN.
UFAC1URERs.
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BULLS HKAp, MONDAY. Dec. 12.-With only
30 Lead Of bgpocis SALE upon Of the coolest.
oIear,et dry winter dhys. the ground being covered
with snOw Is 10, surprising tha, The cattle brokers
were atle IN oivnnoe then rates good cent p'unt
atoye tie quotations Of i,. week We believe this the
best msrlrt that Western drovers have had In fonr
lnonths Some ~ the sellers 0. up-couutry cattle say
thu, the two first wseis Of October good this
Tor their class Of ~ II certain that more stock has
sold to- day at over cent: q . than in any week in
u tober ny since One 10, Of IS heal Of Ohio Durhsms
eyrrnging i0a l5cxt net sd At DceDs q. and good
man, tops Of druyes sold Of ~ ~ cents 10. lD,Te
nv very lev really mean cattle in market and We hear
of no sales ~ consequence below l2 cents aud the
nverpr~ Of tho eny VAL To IS cents v N. which Is u
cent ndyspce. ard estimate this al two cents on
quality uld cent upon increase ~ price, and
At these rates the sales have been active, and
The yards viii he nearly cleared before dart.
We have information ~ ~ car Iods 10 arrive
siii the prospect u tho closing d Is faSoruhe There
Is sign Of SANE being sick 70 day. Indeed. that
individuals oounte,neacs indicates healthy market
In addition ~ the parket reported here. sold nj
Bergen $50 went droc u bntchers besides sales at th"
down town stables SoIse 30 reported "a Govern.
meat
Shsep ct. remark ably and pToes hsb--l0d l0i
cents Is the ordinary rate. and extras II cents. u
few 10 cent? Al tbeoo rates The hiIthst stables were
closed before 10 O'Clock.
In hogs there Is also advance. Salos made ut
over ~ coss 4 q. The weather Il yer. favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13

Ihohon W THE lNCARNATfOf.--lhcC nurch
Of the Incarnation. Rev. DR.. Montgomery. ws opened
for The first time on Sunday the iith fns The Ser.
vkcs. both morning end evening. drew an immense con
cco5ss Of peoples in fact. many we're obliged to eave
being unable 70 obtain admission The Rev. DR. re.
marks related mainly 10 the rise ana progres, Of this
yosnG ssd fquyshhs Society. The music Oh wis eccs
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Arrived.

j. Taylor Co : IT. - =
Bark Wiherans lef Turk. and) MeEwen, Missso.ns, -
Days logwcod, DC, n. B-caer Co
Houxhion.
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CHURCH CAIIs.-1hc Presbyterian Church
4 tia late Lev Dr. ro<s, on UnissNty.square on
Thursday evening voted unaninOos call TO tbo Rev.
lr Dnreen " tho Reformed Dutch Church u this city
meeting viii b. hld ~ day By ths Rev. DR.. Spring
bongrrgellon To prsseot call 10 TIE Rev. Mr. Moray
bf Cambridge. Mss ~ ect assistant tp DR.. Spring
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SOCIETY op ST. VINCENT De PAUL

SOCIETY OF Sr. VINCENT DK Paul. The
quarterly Conference Of St. y,noant Do Paul ncs on
sunday ersa!as at 81 Patricfs CsthetirL. large
number Of Roman Cs.hoc olsrgyInen being prssent'
Reports were read. arc. eter sous remarks by Dr..
Henry J. Apserso- President of thc New YORK SO
eety Afchbishop Mo- losky introduced By the Rev.
Father Starr. The arcdbtshop dotv-rod On address.
speaking VI the bneat rrsulos iron Tho Lsbors Of the
Socicty. end giving brief history Of the charitable
works psrfor-ned by the Csthlio Chnroh Amer peyug
tribute 10 ,he zeal and ussuines u Nh Society. be
concIudsd Ids addre,s.
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tellir-nt aodi.nc- sseembled a, Cooper Institute on
Saturday evening 70 listen TO the opening lecture by
Prof Dorcmrs The various topics presented were dis
cused In the Professors peculiar lrcd sty. and Illus
1std BY great variety Of convincing experiments.
Many Of the experiments received With hearty up
plaurA Prof Dorernus stated that the recent ettempi
10 burn hotels oy tie spOIta leous combustion oi
phosphorus made W the unsoientifc prnei-
plA The lecture clceed viii brilliant experiment 10
the combustion Of phosphoruA The second lecture
the sin be given lhs evenings aud Il VIII b.
By the advert ssaDeat tst tae tct,s for ,ke &c.
mainin< Lcot1.rSi have been rrtacod
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lAfvtt.l~neos.i

Qrgsros-What shall , by sDr t,e Hoii.
dy.'
Wb-s. ,hsll buy al A. No. ~ Bru>.l,vsy, a
Twenty <ecaaiS g., o! J. 4. lila
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BkS,g1r CoscyRT.--A grand compllmentar

BENIuIr COSCYRT.-A grand complimentary
hsaer b. announced Tor Thursday e,enng Hed, o.
Kiblo's Saloon in which the fh,owine artists YIN
aist Miss Clara Lens Soprano. hsr frst app rance;
ae. j. weinlich, basso Mr.. g. H. Mills, pianist, tho
Arsoo Society; Mr.. G. Berymann. violonrlis, Mr..
hs0ka, yiolnLst, Master Emil Aonenbnuer. vtonst.
yoaIs oh Mr. q. Csraiencke pisnist Mfr. Sohroi.
ncs. ptanisti Mr. Haettel
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ale0itai.
uUMANITYs MOST INEsTrMABLE

HUMANITY MOST IGESTIMABLE
BOOE-Tbs, invaluable discovery q the most ssle-
bs.-d pyscian Of modem ,iuea Dr. RiCoRDs lof Farsi
his sssx New oyk. PLiip Roland No. al Broons~-
door Of Broadway r-dor~s with uneITtns GER
contutions the pristine viSor Of youthful manhood Al
TO end assuming tho msrsi iion should test Hs VEN
d-rin LII. restoring powers Sold with ful insroe
mons for 49, fonr quantities. in foi So and sent
part carefully pae.-d receipt OF remi'tsnes. Or
GUAR cent receipt Of four stamps.
TNHE LUNGS. The cold and chaDgeablA
weather tells terribly those who have weak and Dis
eas.d snss Many suffering this uue with Affections
OF and anes Bronchitis IL becomins vesy corn
affection Those who presposed 70 Colds, Coesb$
Broncbiti &c should avoid The pstt III IhsN am many
prvpa mended for tbese bot there 10 nos
doubt bat hs Dr. Stricksnds Meih6oous Cough balsam
the best remedy We hsve Known 10 effect cures in Ss
Of Coughs. Colds bronchitis Asshma. aid PRIME
CONSUMPTION. For sale in New York BY j. G.
WELLS L CAls No. IFS Frsnkinst
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CADDLE HORSE FOR sALE.-One oft
furniture


bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
lys1>n manufacture Also solid Chestnu. and Naln3
Ch,subs Suiso. plain and ornamental, al H. FARRlNo-
IONS as Caps-st. oppose Wooster. Established lt+a
INNAMELED CHAMBER FURNrrURE.--
IL Tte bst sssortneuA ct ENAMELED FURNITURE ~
al colcr and Styles Wanut and Chestnut Plain and Orn
u<ntl Suites Wholesale and Retail Aso Mattresses
snd PsilisseA WARREN WARD, No. Ti7 Cansls-
DICKHARDT's SOFA or PARLOR BED ID
Il entse.y different nom the Common Bed has sQvN3
HAIR aud ) PRIMO BED Can Be made 10 sut tho spsss
Ao Farritc order aud hand Of the best wofb
snhp ssry and ssiesroom No. 10y beschsrsS sosnso
Of Srinvsn-st .... Dbl.
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steps bsSc been taken by prominent banks TO re-,
organize rnd@ The National System, and at an early
day the Nationals viii in this city be ,he predomi
Mani iyteregt.
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fost AND 5ounS.

7 OSr OVERBOARD-On Sunday night the
Il ilth inst iron, lighter Pier No. y. n 10y
VISIONS Any pcains up any o. 'ns ''ne "a" % w.
r' BEARpsIEY, yGMNER& co, No " Brosds%
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scs FIRST Wick IN DEcKMBER.

1893 SIS lse4..;;.;. 81 ;sIsf'eH
Increase. e7V'V''
The directors of the Michigan Central Railroad
meet at gcston on Wednesday and will declare the
semi.annual dividend, which is expected to exceed
per cent. It's receipts for The six months ending
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
The Traitor UnmaSked.

The Nashville Press, the Mcclellan organ, now
comes out fatty for separation of the North and
South. The whole party will follow This is what
they were for all the time A more rotten junto
than that formed at Chicago is not now out of hell
1t is Judas-conceived, Janusaced, Cataline organ
izaton. 1t could only be the work of the devil, as
sisted by the Canadian, Richmond and English de-
scendants of the thief upon the cross
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ATTACH MRNT.

JrHcI Massey ~, lanes Gunner.
TrNHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and has removed bey md the limits of
the state that process cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment acainst the defendant made
returnabe before james Henry, Justice OF he Peace
Bout county aud tc having been levied his prop
erty lii ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office In Louisville the "a aay of
May next or II will be proceeded with parte II h
further ordered that this notice be Published for four successive
weeks In the Knoxville Wing.
noy2.it pft5 JAMES HENRY, Up.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

RIHua Horrs ~. Andree A. blackburn and w. H.
Blackburn.
TT hi'rEhItING FROM THE ALLIE
Il CATIONS H. compliments bill which sworn TO- that
the defendant NJ NJ Blackburn, nonresident Of the State
Tennessee sbsconds cOnceas himself that
nary process Of law cannot he served upon HIM 1t therefore
ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant appear before
the Chancey Court cambridge the "a Monday Of Deccm
Der make his defense said bill the will
ken a confessed and for hearing pare him
n16.4w PRES WM. GALBRAlTIT, C. an
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made In this at the october erm 1901 " said Court,
will expose to sale NJ the Court House door In Knoxville on
Friday the 10Th day Of December, lN the property Gay
street. opposite the house and lot lately occupied by John H.
CroEer, extending from Gay to Prince sreesa portion " u
divided into small lots will first be sold to satisfy the vendors
lien and afterwards respondent wilson's interest In the residue,
credit Of months, without the equity Of redemption
taking bond bearing interest with approved security aud
tanning lien til paid, Also at the same time, island In
Little river Of 10 acres and house and lot belonging to said
wilson IN Mayyc both In Ount county Also ~ shares Of
stock Of 500 each in the Rockford Manufacturing Company
and the half Of 1917 shares owned by said Wilson and Jno NJ
Conn jointly credit Of six and twelve months, with inter
est bearing bonds aud other conditions rs above,
MO D, A, DEADERlCk, G. A NJ,
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Chaneery Court---Dandridge.

William Nouiir w. William =, lVHiamn
THE COMPLANANTS BILL winch
ssworu to- alleges that the defendant, William " VII.
Hams resides beyond The limits OF the state abscoad that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him II Is
ordered that publication be- made fer four successive weeks In
BownoW's Knoxville Wig, notifying said defendant to appear
the before The Canury Court M cambridge on the "a Monday
OF December then and there make his defense to the bill
the will be- taken AZ confessed aud set for hearing par
noy2Aw Pies WM, GALBRAlTll, q, A NJ,
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Tfoao, HcCouyhm IS. Thos. " HcHulien and otlsrs.
THE DEFENDANTS, Pryor l.. MYNATT
and Thomas ~ McMulen, being nonresdents Tonnes
as In the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendants appear the Chancery Court Knoxville the
first Monday January 1865 then and there make his de
fence the BILL the will be taken for confessed
them and set for hearing parte.
copy Of the order
u264w pfS3 D. A. DEADERlCK, GAM.