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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-31
HoRRIBLE SLArGurER IN JApAH-S,y

HORRIBLE SLAUGHTER IN JAPAN-SIx
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE WOMEN AND
EHmnkEN MURDERED IN Com Blood
we have received, tid Holland, letter
from Japan three days later than the
news already published 1t has been
already stated that, the Prince of Nagato
having refused to paw the war indemnity
stipulated III The treaty OF peace signed
by bun, a Judgment OF the criminal fri
bunal Of leddo had decided that bis
two palaces should be razed 70 the
ground and his servants put TO death.
We learn that this singular ana sangui-
nary sentence was approved of by the
MIkad0 and by the Tilcoum, the spirit
ual and temporal sovereigns OF Japan,
and that the number Of servants killed
IN execution Of it was four hundred and
twenty men and two hundred and fifteen
women and children. The Prince, on
Learning the facts, was deeply concerned,
and sent to the capital his First Minister
on board the English corvette Barrossa,
which was placed at his disposal by Vice
Admiral kuper. The Minister, on ar
riVihg at Ieddo, waited upon the repre-
sehtat'ves OF France, England, Holland,
20 W ,aand Russia, and besoutht them
ie with the Talcoun in favor
-" erla Prince, his master, who had de-
cided on executing all the provisions of
the treaty, and Immediately paying the
sums due, Such was the situation of
affairs at the last date Galionar..s
Messenger, DscemberT.
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TIE WAR NEWS.

porfect quiet prevails on the Rich
- aud Petersburg lines. Even the
,..oios. cannonadc that has been kept up
lie tte enemy at Petersburg for several
81 vas discontinued on " edncSday,
n4 has not been resumed. Stern winter
o.r.res ,he attention of the hostile ar
o,.re and their DAYS are taken up in
hn;Ilnp huts and hauling tire-wood, and
their nights IN keeping themselves from
freeing,
Na ncr.nspers were exchanged on the
lines during yesterday. The reason
,,re, b. the Yankee officers at Fort liar
,,.on j. that the Yankee newspaper cor
,fsaondeats who have hitherto furnished
,be files for exchange, are absent from
. the army. having gone North to spend
the Christmas,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
We have received no authentic intclll-
renee from Wilmington later than the
Official dispatch, mentioned yesterday,
announcing the retreat Of the Porter
Bgtcr Armada. There was report on
Yesterday, which gc failed to trace. to- its
source. that ihe Yankee expedition had
been scattered by fearful storm on the
Carolina coast and many Of the vessels
Lost. The thing is probable enough,
though. as we have said, we have no at
thorty ior it beyond flying rumor,
The ingloroua termination of the at
tempt Of Butler and PORTER to capture
Wilmington has had a most cheering ei
feet upon the spirits Of our people-an
effect which will be intNiteIy heightened
when allthe facts come to be fully known,
as they soon will be through the letters
OF intelligent spondents who
were near the scene Of operations
Iot Vet has the crushing defeat ad-
mjnsterri to the enemy by General
Frags and the small force under his
command been FULLY appreciated Still,
er@us own to prodg1e decidedly
!, ch,' HI o,.t- 10 affect gold, that
he ros bic. pulse pulse. ..l Dor ',,s
= very decided apprehension in the CON-
murity that Wilmington, our last sea,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RIcBMo3D, FbEDERiCSsguRa 4a0
PoIo2AS Rail ROAD COMPANY,
PKEeIDt,r's OFFICE,
IrHNinNn UtCnnkar ~ lStrt
&c BdoSD, Decent Lex ~, 1901.

NOTICE.-No officer. agent or employee
~ oil this Company sAiil purchase for himself or
others be Interested directly indirectly, III tia
purchase Of any WOOD within five mla5 VI The
line OF this rGiI oad to he resoit thereon IN tins
city, and such purchase shall be deemed iOE Is-
sale unless satisfactorily SHOWN 70 the President
Of the Company to be oniy Tor the consumption of
the o1hceT, agent employee purchasing 1t. Any
one oi whom violating eyadins tins regulation
will be immediately dismissed from the service u
the Company.
Any officer, agen. employee Of this Company
selling i'll this city WOOD Ior olher owners and con-
signees shall receive ther :or Only fixed per
cord, to 10 first approved by the President u this
Company
BY order of the DIRECTOR.
+. v DANIEL, Js., President
ANY information OF any violation evasion OF
the foregoing regulation VIII lie thankfully received
by T. '. DANIEL, JR., President OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
de 9l-2t
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BE old, UNDER A DE.

WILL BE old, UNDER A De
w CREE of the Circuit Court of Powhatan, at
Powhatau Courthouse On the FIRST MONDAY in
january next being court day., THREE HUN
DRIED AND F1FTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND,
nesrly ali III wood, adjoining the Maiden's Aiven-
ture tract, in the county of Powhatan, and within
& mile and hall of James river. There is good leg
house and one two chea out-houses the place.
Trims one-thlrd cash, and the balance on t.
credit OF and TWO years, with tods ami security
and the title retained to secure the deferred pay
ments; cash for the whole, at the option Of the
purchaser. de 2e-6t b. W. FINNEY.
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HUNDRED DOLLARS re

i WAND Lent tho Tes,teTige i tt,s Undersigned
this city IueedGy uoITtng, Ia instant Ii
-rtyaut by, SAM >aIt totIs sbyut five i-et ia
-eyen lEches high lGht EIEr:t -.lol at III
E-tsen year olt, quite likely ana lrlnssn W.T..
short voolly hair He has been ernIlUyct Tor y
months n Ulcers scrgan ad It Is probable that
~ j. low with General Lees army IN that capacity.
Iha above r,.aatl VII &c paid Tor his delivery III
1hr lIci.rat hon WoIE- CO.. any jail IN tt!.s r.ty.
,l. .r4--.'' NlLIIAH F.. TANNIR
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4 RARE CHANCF.-The KEY AND
n FIXTURES OF A STORE, on Fourteenth
street, for sale. Lease expires the LIST of January
1866. Address A. B., box 665, Richmond post
Office, de 3l-lts
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SALE OF LAND

YUM IIoSIV4N TIT y o-AIIL OF I-4NANI',
SLAVES, 6C.-Pursuant 10 decree Of tie
County Court of Hanover, pronounced in the case
OF BLInpass and others against Bumpass, &c,
snail, as commissioner under said decree, sell at
public auction at the front door of the tavern, III
the town of Ashland, in Hanover county, on the
9Th day OF January, 1855, at IL O'Clock A. M, the
following PROPERTY, Teal and person al be
longing TO Samuel Bumpass, deceased, to wit: An
vENTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND five likely
SLAVES, i've SHEEP, one GUN, &c.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
de 2g-tJa7' Commissioner
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Stop THE HUNAWAY.-Ra Ran away
= r1ou The .los.Irtos, MN. il ,f- tvr. u An
lana, Lay dl-T ClIlItLLS who Wa hIret l. JaInes
By.Jn. ha~hulaHt 'lblle5 is Large, ALI stout
itult. verv hustt slightly bald .t4TLuleUs Cai4v-
! viii give tlE UUNDKLp IpLlAkS RE-
WARD - as.4, erat u inc IL A-y4aHt e., II ~
..va:ot l. Jaules hyltolI The .Ity +. hiI..Ad
Il SU--5r~ SAMUEL u LINE
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EOR SALE.-We have for sale, pri-
/ tately, TWO LIKELY WOMEN and their
CHILDREN, all OF good stock. The women are
cooks. They sold for no fault indeed, would
not be sold If the owners had room for them. The
children are likely and TO sell them or near the
city, TO good homes, We will not ask market
prices"
Our regular hiring commences on the 2p OF ia
NuARI. AL Indebted to Us for hires Of present
year 1854 will please come forward early rs prse-
ticable and settle We cannot 60 after them
p NJ TABB SON.
ds2-tJale Once, under Exchange buudinS'
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u UNAWAY.-My boy, EVERLY
II GRAY, left last Thursday Beverly is i've
feet four me es high about thirty years old black
OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor bis delivery
to me, IN Manchester, any information 50 that
can get HIM ESTHER H. CLARKE.
de 23-sts
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O'AR-l twenty-five barrels good to
tAlers and Consumers
DC jl-5t* ROBERT HOV0u A. 20
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I OST.-Was dropped by a lady yester-
streets, q BLACK GRAPE VEIL. The finder Will
be Iyeraly rewarded ~ leaving the al this Of
fee Al the residence OF JOHN f. TANNER, on
Third street, between Canal ard EvId lie 29-3t
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VIRGINIA LYNCH.

ID AN AWAY from the city OF Rich
/ rHond, or Ia" 23i instant. my NEGRO NAN,
RUSSELL SMITH copper ComIleXlou five teet
SIX OF seven inches high; twenty-five Or tRrnty-aix
years of aye. lie is supposed - be making for the
enemy. I VIII give FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD Tor his delivery 20 me, o. sesur,l IL ltl}
50 that l get him. JOHNSON EI'BANk
de 3l--t I.t
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hORSE FOR SALE.--A good RIDING
Il HORSE FOR sale walks and canters veil -
NSe4tss ", AasPasA once. desS--2t'
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TDUCATIONAL.-The next term Of my
L. SCHOOL will open on TUESDAY, the 81 Of
January. A few additional pupils viii be admitted
into classes already formed. For entrance, terms,
etc circulars, apply at my house. Filth street,
north Of Leigh.
dc 3l-2t' WILLIAM. PETTIGREW, a. NJ.
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RUM VA IS.


IT IL L l. + III y u r. ED DOLLARS
L REWARD ! VIII give the above reward fol
tht arrest ana delivery 70 the Undersigned, living
III T. ChmonI, c. .jrae youug NEGRO MEN. named
EDWARD, GRIFFIN and MJEEY FOX, areI
twenty-five, twenty-five and twenty. Edward i, nt
a glhgei bread color; OF TIide sizc with {. Roman
nose; hls st,p Is quick; -tammcis little, ana
dresses we'll, with god n4iIcss Griffin Is about
the same height nose slender, With Il pIoruSDu OF
H." under jaw, ana is also qUioe in liz motions ana
II e. ooHgIng disposition MUsly i rather darker
and taller iueiIues 10 soop lttlo III the s,l,ul-
dora, has long eyc-iasheS. The left. II Is sup
posed, Oh TUESDAY n@nr, ch5 tarI..c--eveurn IN
slant. They az hroLcTs and Edward the eldest
vas brought 10 his mistress the tvclInu u the
twenty ninth instant, at the LEcaange Hotel I'm
Ae broke from Eis custodian and made hs escape,
ant vii probably tahr thu route he first took IL
Charles City county lie was arrested near the
Yankee lines IN sl.1 county.
De 3l--2;~ VIRGINIA LYNCH.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
Ey " Tench & Co, Auctionaera,
Petersburg Virginia

NEGROES AT AUCTION IN Pr
~ TERSBuR - On MONDAY. January "a
1865. AT J. o'clock. in front Of William Ianeh ~
Co.'S store, We shall sell, TO the highest bidder
seven eight SLAVES, belonging 10 the estate OF
the late David F. Hoy. most Of them females
young and likely.
Also, the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE, TEA and CHINAWARE, &c, OF the
late esta-e.
Other NEGROES will probably be then offered
for sale or hire
TERMS: Cash.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, C,,o,,is.;oror.
JOHN FRASER.
W TKNCH L Co, Aut .oneaTs de Silt
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ST0LEN-siG0 REWARD. Co.

IEOKSE ST0LEN-si00 REWARD. -
stolen from my camp, near Petersburg. oE
IA" night 81 tie 18th Of December, small DARK
BAY MARE, with marks Of the saddle oil her
vlthcrs; ragged name, and left Knee little larger
t1iau the right spIadl!e7 her hnt iect wide IN
pacing. / viz give the above reward for hor, or
any information lei: ding to hen recovery.
CHARLIE II. HOWARD.
Quartermastel-Sergea Fortyeighlh Georgia, 7or-
rct- brigade. ID 3j-jt
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lost STATED AND STOLEN
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Dor.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD. --strayA or stolen, from
the Ftabe-yaId OF f11a corner Of Adams and Broad
streets, kept ~ ottoway Lewis fc1Jl0ledl On We'd
nssiay night last, a PAIR OF MULES; one larger
than the other, with fofetops, names and tails
closely trimmed; tails short and bunrhv at the
ends III. smallest mule il soucw hat inouSe-to-
!oroI, ana the othsI something Of Il dllk sar1ei
when shsd,t~d. They have the marks of IonQh
susage, and are not III yeIy good condition Mules
OF this description have been seen in the neahbor-
hood OF Second street, between Leigh and Baker. L
will sIre the above reward 10 any person who will
deliver them to me at the corner Of Henry and
franklin streets, OF at the Registers ofce in the
Treasury building, Bank street
ia 3l--2t' TALBOT SWEENEY
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EOR SALE, a No. l COOK, twenty
two years old, strong and healthy; withou.
any encumbranee. Inquire Of me, at Galego Mills.
de 23-st' ID. II. BERRY.
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] O5I, on yesterday, two WATCH
4 4 SEALS, one mt dalton -hapcI, w.:h one side
gene, and the other marked 'R C." Fifty dollars
reward Will be paid the uier upon leaving them at
tie Confederate States Chief o. Police Office, Broad
81 ctt de 5l---2ts
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! OST Il small black and tan TERRIER
4 ] boo. answering 10 the name o. DIXIE II.
hal a brass collar with his name, DIXIE, en-
gravrl Oh It. a liberal ewQrd will be pa4 for his
delivery at Ms WILLIAM MITCIiELL'S, corner
Of franklin and sixth streets. de 3i-2t'
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I OST, on SUNDAY, the 25th instant, my
4 4 DETAIL with other valuable papers The
fud Viii be suitably rewarded by leaving them Al
Measis, x NendenbuIg & Co.'S stole, under the
Sly1tswOod Hotel; at Mr. 4 ToInlIuson'J !, cor
ner OF Trnab.e ami Twenty fifth streets
de 3l-3t' WILLIAM GTRRS.
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OTICE-An eatray sow has been
y laundering around my lot Tor three or iouI
day., ana have confined her III my lot. She l.
hayin2 Sst such hog, find hgT At my house
/ Wish they would CONT, pay expenses OF adv,ttise
ment, ana carry har away. Il. A. TERRELL, near
conner Of CUot- and st stephen streets Re 3l--3te
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NJ" Capt. Mack d. BEARDEN is announced
- the unconditional Union candidate for Sheriff of
Knox county The Captain is man Of the true
metal ana if elected viii do his utmost to discharge
his duties Us only man Of unloultcd loyalty can.
No rebel votes solicited.
MANY Worms OF KNOX
TAX CoLlrcron-We authorized and requested
to announce JAMES s. HALL us = candidate for
Tax Collector for the county Of Knox ut th' cnsu-
ing March election. fehl3-3tt
We arc authorized and rcqge,tol to announce
ANDREW KNOTT as q candidate for Tax Col
nctor for the county Of Knox, At the ensuing March
election. lcbl3-tdo
We ARE authorized to announce WILL HALL
n candidate for the Office oi County Register for
Knox, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
S.rg't Major JOHN l.. SlllPE ms candidate for
County Register Of Anderson county at the March
election. tcb2O-3t'
We arc authorized and requested to announce A.
5. HUDIBU RICH as n candidate for County Reg
istcr Of Knox county at the March Election.
fch2Q-3tt
We are authorized and requested TO announce
Sergeant RICHARD MASTERSON, Co. c. 6th
East Tennessee Infantry, Rs candidate for Tax
Collector Of Knox county at thcMorch election.
tub2O-3ta
We arc authorized and requested to announce
WILL. II. ROBERTS as candidate for County
Court Clerk Of Knox county ut the March election
feb2o-3th
We nrc authorized AMI requested to announce T.
H. LOU NIS Us candidate for Tax Collector Of
Knox county at the March election. fcb2O-3t'
We are authorized and requested toannounco W.
II. SWAN as candidate for reelection as sheriff
Of KnoN county at the March election.
We are authorized and requested to announce J.
p JACK Is candidate for reelection a, Tax Col
lcctor Of Knox county at the March election,
We are authorized and requested TO announce
Isl Lieut.. ADAM T. COTTRELL. Co. {, eth Z.
r. Y. !. as candidate for County Register Of KNOX
county at the March election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN NJ LOVE as candidate for County Reg
istcr Of Knox county at the March election.
We are authorized and requested 10 announce II.
BARRY asa candidate for reelection Trustee
Of Knox county Mt the ensuing March election. .
We are authorized and requested TO announce
Col. WM. CRAIG as a candidate for reelection as
County Court Clerk Of Knox county at the March
election.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05
ARTILLERYMEN WANTED,

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN ARE
wanted TO M out l., and NJ, Batteries In tiN First
tennessee Artillery,
The undersigned having changed his relations 10
lo service by the consolidation OF the 9Th and 9Th
Tennessee Regiments u Cavalry, aud since that
having received tho appointment of Lieutenant
Colonel IN the First Tennessee Artillery would
earnestly yet respectfully solicit recruits for tho
Artillery service, i bong the highest arm Of tho
service, II Afford, more commissioned aud non
commissioned officer, and therefore, the highest pay
In tho Rggtugale-Coporah getting 80 per month,
and Sorgcanh ST. each battery being allowed
twelve Corporas instead q eight M in companies
In regiments in other arms of the service, and eight
instead If 0yc Sorgrants, and four instead Of two
LsuIcnants-thus giving larger margin for promo.
ton
Come then, and Join the highest arm Of tho SER
vice. Now /. the time 10 enlist while the hghest
bounty ever known Is being offered, Now and un.
Ill the 10th Of MTch tho Government is Offering
S2o?, beside other pay aud allowances, Come, then,
and got some Of tho glory Of putting down this
wicked rebellion,
If any would prove so chiyarous as to desire to
enlist, they will lind Major WELLS or myself at
Knoxville, Lieut. LrSAR NJ Clinton, and Major
VINCENT MYERS in Claiborne county---any of whom
viii take your descriptive lists and furnish trans.
p1rtatlon TO Nashville the headquarters of the Reg
imcnt where You will report 10 Capt. ID, X, iousd,
who is At this time in command, who will provide
all nee ssary equipments and comforts FOR You.
JAMES \. DOUGHTY,
fgb2; 1t, Col, lst Tenn. Art.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-05
$500 Bounty.

FOR every able-bodicd man who had rather fight
for his country than be slave. Now is the time
and here's the chance if you wish to enlist in reg
iment that for sobrcty, morality and good discip-
line is not surpassed by any Tennessee regiment in
the United States service.
No man who has served tour in the rebel army
need apply for admttnncc unless he can, with sub
stantal evidence establish tho fact that he has all
the time been n loyal man and wus forced into said
army contrary TO his will
For further particulars inquire of the undersigned,
who will be found on Gay street, in Knoxville any
dag 70; three weeks, and who will he pleased to an
swcr any heterogeneous concerning the regiment
for which he is recruiting that men wishing TO enlist
will perhaps wish to make.
Respectable,
o. p. McCAMMON, Lieut..
fCb203tf and Il. o., 81 l.. L. Cav.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
Nrs JAylES AIUA1RE hers tn infnr
Attachment.
A. & Hudiburrh vs.. T. q HAYNES

A. 5, Hudiburgh vs.. L, Q. Haynes,
The plaintiff, on affidavit that the defendant Ia
indebted TO him. and that he abseonds tina, process
cannot be served on him, and having obtained M
original attachment against the defendant made ro-
turnahlc before Il, D. Jourolmon, q Justice Of tho
Peace Of Knox county, and the same having beer
levied on his property 1t Is ordered by said Justice
that defendant appear before him at his Office in
Knoxville on the 4th day Of june, 1854, or it will
he proceeded with cx-pare. 1t is further ordered
that this notice be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing. This I'd day ofSNo-
vcmbcr 1863.
fh20-iw piss r. ID, JOUROLMON, j. 7.
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500 REWARD.
Strayed on Stolen

on the night of the 25th February, SIX MULES
of the following description:
One black Chorscy mule, about years old, l4i
hands high.
One dark hay (marc) mule, about 5 yc0r' old l4l
hands high.
One a,h colorol ,maro) mule, about ycOrsold, II
hands high,
One dun lmarri male, grey mano, about years
old, ! ( hands high,
One dun mare mule, about years oh left ear
sit l3} hands high
One light bay marcl mule about . years old, in
bad order, II hands high.
All Of these nulcs are marked on the right shout
cr with the Roman letter d, cut with pair Of sois-
sors.
The above reward will be paid by returning the
above mules or $40 oach to s. T. Atkins store, near
the Post Office.
Knoxville, Feb, 90. march5-lt"
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Attachment.
NJ. W. Hufacre vs. T. A. Ramsey and ]. G. Nc
Mutt Ramsey.

THE plaintiff on affidavit that the defendants
are indebted to him. and that they al~cond that
proce-, cannot he served on them. having obtained
an original attachment against the estate " the de-
Pendants made returnablc before II. u Jour"lmon.
a Justice of the Peace Of Knox county, and the
same having been levied on their property Ii is
ordered 10y said Justice that defendants appear le-
fore him at his office in Knoxville the fourth day
Of June 1854 it will be proceeded with ex-psrte.
II is further ordered that this notice lie published
for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
This ID day Of November 1863
mari-it pf-' I'D. JOC RnINON. JP.