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CHANCERY COURT-CLINToN.
co'-on Il bictipson -. joel Bor'ing.

TT APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION
Of the Clerk and Master from the allegations In complain
ants bill tina, The defendant joel Bowling Is nonresident Of
this State II ordered that publication be made for four
cesye weeks In Br0wnow wing notifying said defendant
appear before the Chancery Court at Clinton the first
Thursday after the fourth Monday Of June next then and there
his defense TO the bill, the will be taken for
fessed and set for hearing ex parte. -
Sml.4wpg VIII. WHITSON, G. A VI.
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ROGER a. PRroR.-Some of the daily papers are
indignant at the release of Roger \. PRYOR The
Commercial calls it an insult TO every loyal citizen
and shame and disgrace, in view ofthe horrd suf.
ferng to which our men in rebel prisons are subiec-
ted
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United States of America - District Of East
Tennessee.

Nv IIEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States, for the
District of East Tennessee, at Knoxville the Sth day
of February 1868, by james p. Swan ESD Attorney of
the United States for said District, behalf of the
United States of America against Two Tracts of Land m
McMnn county, of which adOins the lands Of Jamr
Wilson, IL. L. ShuH, l.. X. Hurst and others the other
adjons the lands of Major Wallace James WassOn john
Neal and Others seized us the property of Elijah Cate and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their Interest,"
therein alleging that said tract of land had been here
tofore seized by Revenue Agents as forfeited to tho
United States for in said information set forth
and averred to be true, and paying for their usua
process and monton Now therefore, pursuant to ting
montion, under the seal of said Court to me directed
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned in in
terest in said of land to appear before said Cou
at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid the 18TH
day of May, 1861 10 o'clock, A. then and there
inerposc their claims and make their allegations
b. MCDANIEL
ml-pfsIO 4. ~ Hdrshal, Dist. 4. Tenn.
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= mo. 223.
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee
InlpfslO

XIHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILEII
w in the District Court of the United States for the
District of East Tennessee at Knoxville, the Sth da
of February 1865, by James p Swan, Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for said District, behalf of thd
United States of America, against One Tract of land i
Hamilton county, adjoining the lands of Jonathan Wood
William Morrison and John Smith, seized the prope
of Awazena WOoscy, and against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein, alleging that sal
tract of land had been heretofore seized by RevenuI
Agents Rreed to the United States for causes in sal
information set forth and averred be true, and prayin
for the usual process and monon Now, therefore, pur|
suant to the monition under the seal of said Court n
me directed hereby give public notice to all person
concerned in interest in said tract of land to appear be
fore said Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid
on the 18th day of May, 1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
and there to ncrpose their c inns and make their allie
cations. ....
b. MCDANIEL,
ml.pfslO T. s. Wursh0i Dict T.. Tom.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

EROM TIE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
hill, which to, appears that the defendant is
nonresident absconding debtor 1t Is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks IT, Bownow's
Whg notifying said defendants appear before the Chancery
Court cambridge the ~ Monday Of April next then and
there make their defense the b the will be
ken for confessed and set for hearing parte.
nj upfF A IA ID r n 4
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William lin, Il al, ~. JoaJ Line, It a.
EROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF ~

l. BILL appears that the defendants, William Patton and
Eda Patton his wife, citizens Of the State Of Missouri
ordered that publication be made for four weeks
Brownow's Whgsnoyng said defendants appear before
the Ohancery Court cambridge the "a Monday Ap
ex then and there make defense the bill or the same
will taken for confessed them and hearing eY parte
4w pf5 WM. GALBRAtTH, c. & NJ
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nl-pfslO
\ mo. 22i.
United States of America District of Eas
Tennessee

WHEREAS AN INFORMATION WAS FlLEq
w in the District Court of the United States for thi
District of East Tennessee at Knoxville, ON the Sth da
of February, 1868, by James p Swan, ESD Attorney
the United States for said District ON behalf of the United
States of America against one Tract of Land in Bradc
sunty on the South side of the town OF Cleveland a(
Joining the lands of Joseph Tucker and Others seized
the property of Henry Tibbs and against all person.
lawfully intervening for their interests therein, alegin
that said tract of land had been heretofore seized b
Revenue Agents as forfeited to the United States I'd
caused in said information set forth and averred to bI
true and praying for the usual process and monition
Now therefore, pursuant to the moniton, under the
of said Court to directed, hereby give public motto
to all persons concerned in interest in said tract of Ian
to appear before said Court at the Court House in kno
vile aforesaid on the 18th day of May lS6j,a 10 ocloc
A. NJ then and there to interpose their claims and NAL
their allegations -
b. MCDANIEL,
mI-pfslO 4. s. Marshal, Dis. f.. Tenn,
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United States of America-District of East
Tennessee
3. McDANNEL,
L. s. Marshal, Dist T.. Tenn.
lnl-pfSlO

United States OF America-District of East
Tennessee.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION was filed
. w in the District Court Of the United States for
the District of East Tennessee at Knoxville, on the
Sth day of February, 1865, by james ?. Swan, Esq,
Attorney of the United States for said District, on
behalf Of the United States Of America, against
One Tract Of Land in Morgan county, adjoining
the Big Survey and the lands of Bletch Arms
and Others seized as the property of William Stone
cypher and James Stonecypher, and against all per-
sons lawfully intervening for their interests therein,
alleging that said Tract of Land had been hereto
fore seized by Revenue Agents as forfeited to the
United States for in said information set forth
and ayerred to be true, and praying for the usual
process and monition Now, therefore, pursuant to
the monition, under the seal of said Court, to me
directed, hereby give public notice to all persons
concerned in interest in said Tract of Land to APP
pear before said Court at the Court House in Knox
willie aforesaid, on the 9Th day of May 1865 at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
ml-pfSlO US Marshal Dist. +. Tenn.
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The EAST TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-The Times
Washington special says the Senate Military Com
mttee agreed TO report the House joint resolution
for the construction of the East Tennessee Railroad
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Bs4yn j. K. PACE & Co. are selling
Soda at 30 cents per pound,
Root Ginger at ~ per pound,
Black Pepper at - per pound,
Alspice at so cents per pound,
and everything else in their line at the very lowest
prices They are determined to sell goods as low, or
lower than any house in this city They are East
Tennessee merchants, and they ask their East Ten
nessee friends to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere. j. K. PACE q Co.
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United States of America - District of Ea
Tennessee
nl-pElO

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILEl
w in the District Court of the United States for N
District of East Tennessee, m Knoxville the sth did
of February, 1868, by James P Swan, Esq Attorney
the United States for said District behalf of the nd
States of America against One Tract of Land in ROAD
county, adjoining the lands of Jesse Pickle n C. Girl
fifth, and by Clnch river seized as the property of Cour
bus Smith, and against persons lawfully intervening
their interests therein alleging that said tract of land hid
been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents as forfeited
the United States for causes in said information set FORT
and averrcd to be true and praying for the usual procc
and monition: Now, therefore, pursuant to the monto
under the seal of said Court, to directed, hereli
give public notice to all persons concerned in interest
said tract of land to appear before said Court at the Cou
House in Knoxville aforesaid, the 18th day of MAI
1865, at 10 o'clock, A. w. then and there to intcrpol
their claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
m1-pfs1O T. ~ Marshal, Diet T.. Tom.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

ga The prettest article of Brown Sugar can be
bought at 40 cents per pound, at
j. r. PACE & Co.'S
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Day" The incest article Of White Sugar is selling
at 80 cents per pound, at j. X. PACE Il Co.'S
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John q. Beall the Lake Erie pirate, was exec,l-
ted on the 2Ith, on Governors Island, New York
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United States of America District of East
Tennessee

NGT HEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IN the District Court of the United States for tho
District of East Tennessee, at Knoxville on the sth day
of February, 1885, by James r. Swan, ESQ Attorney Of
tho United States ior said District, on behalf of the
United States of America, against Onslmct Of Land in
Knox county, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Cox, WIN,
Gillespie D. f. Smith and uhors, seized rs the property
Of James W. Galloway, aud against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein, alleging that said
tract of land had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agents as forfeited to the United States for in said
information set forth aud ayerred to BIO true, and praying
for the usual process aud m0uton Now therefore, pur
suan to the oniton under the seal Of said Court to me
directed, hereby give public notice to all persons
cerned in interest in said tract Of land appear before
said Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, on
tho 18th day Of May, 1862 At lOocock, A, N then and
u, MCDANIEL.
ml-plsl0 T.. NdrshdL UsL 4, Tenn,
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BsS7n The best Rio Coffee in this market is selling
at so cents per pound, at }. r, PACE & Co.'S
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'7OsN
Vote Of Springfield, unanimous for Ratification.
Nine counties in Middle Tennessee have reported
thus FAR G2S' votes for Ratification If the remain
ing q counties do WELL this division of the State
will poll over 10000 votes for Ratification.
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FOR RATIFICATION.
TOTAL
Majority for Ratification ...

This is fully 500 votes better than we expected
The people had no help from their old leaders who
either stood aloft dscountenanced the movement.
The Unionists of Wilson believe they can give at
least 800 votes for Brownlow and the rest of the
ticket. If they do we shall sing with Tom Moore,
Now like glory the broad SUM-
Rests upon holy Lebanon"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-01

Eyaline Karnes, Mrs. W. c. Nelson,
Rachel Torbett, Sophia Parshlev.
Amanda Hood, Matte Nelson
S. G. Cleveland, Mary j. Brown.
ii. Jones Juliet Williamson.
{. Porter, Sophia Laughlin,
VI. Porter Cordie Hutchision,
$. c. Porter, Laura c. Cashier,
Caroline Cleveland Sarahctt F. Porter.
Louisa Porter Jane Border.
Mary Phifcr, Orena Karncs.
Nan Cutler, Elizabeth Bogart,
Hcssio Jones, Ms.tha Dogart
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LINCOLN COUNTY

Comes up to the salvation of the State and the
restoration of civil law most goriously, casting over
1000 votes for Ratification Good for Father Abra-
hams namc-sake
SUMNER COUNTY.
Sumner county, with all the advantages of wealth
and material improvement gives but about 100 votes
for Ratification. Summers name-sake does indiher-
emily
RIlEA COUNTY,
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Election Returns...VOte OF the CITY OF
Nashville,

The following is the official vote of the city, YES
terday obtained from Sheriff HintOn's office
POLLS AT THE COURT HOUSE
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Sn elmer prdlimtniren Yufan,tnlung after
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nerfag. btn %. Stunt 1865 am. 2, utrfN admit.
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aYtfaasn, 10 psrben after Watrf4etnlt&htt mad
bic pttfs uteert8er wsrben, als Ne fett r1streren
Satftn lpcreu.
" fnb noa orose gcrrd.9e an ,Sorn, 5aftt
unb gfrls In Der unae9enb, unb bic AusR4ten
auf niebIt0s 9rstfs bssfr @rt'ta Rnb sbsnIaas
einft8. -,
Gte Na@rt&hn aus G uropa Nub fur IusR4'
ten auf cine btbsuttnbs Musfutr entihtsbsn IN
3lnats. Die Saattn In Gnglane, Srlanb une
ttnsna ercbsn Gbetl ~ europaif6sn Continents
netsn aussUddnst. Jn. DsnretG fdat bic 6eu-
srntt fttr 9srtne aus, inbsrn tte f1lb ttnsst1etsns
@ttt,ruH9 tam @taspuas ft9r na6tbtths' g.
pttn' IT, " e, '].' ."~I
Yul@t. aus allen n5Etlta.n e.aaten absr btt
tspornettnte Grnts lauten 8dnai8 unb rtt&e
Grntsa u.rhen esbeft. 24 .
Rt7et. TSm Wbo1tfale ternt SAP S6.OO'
In papt.rfdfsn $500. In Butt" $3.50. @s
tail ,btr'm. SAT 500, in Yaptnfddsn $500;
In ,DMlt"" $3.50.
Dttstn. 70. !, 90 unb 70. 2, os5e.
@erRe. 80 biz 800.
Storm. 80 bio 80 Genie.
bfdftt.r 80 bts IS Gents.
:Rtu. %rairte $40; 1tmettp SIG.
R%artoffeln 60 30 90t.
Dutttr. Is bts tx. @@s@
h. &t.r. ~ btsl5s PEI Dussnb.
cob sl.4l.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
11- lWhn,tf Bor,spS Il Nfr 4 A.,

1H~ uYaper BOresT.s Dir ma&.u
aQe. uslae sntwsssr etnfa&s Deer fanep
pappldadtln brauden, auf eie WuNeies
ees 5rn. Grnf. Nadfolasr oOrl GrnR unp
Grimm. In GbieaSo aufmertfam. Ser
grnR bat cine en bsesutentfsn Yapps
Eidadltln GabIifsn In Gbieaao. unp III
ietS bsreit. ale Auftrdae fur tsrorttes Nr:
uftl prompt une tiuia ausjuflbrsn. 8ir
fGdnnen eislss &tlbh6emsnt btltsns I'M
pfebfsn unp finu dbeseuRt, cub ALE Nuf.
trdss aur 3ufusrsnbsit rtr Btfsuu ous'
fallen wsrpm.J4n - 81
x Babewortb bel eten mfeeer
cline lt5ne Muspabl pom asiiasmdbm
Baarsn ubaltsu. ais: G,lieo's. 9apns,
Dtlainss unp anpere 8letpneofs. Can't.
nsnlsuee, Sonnshf6trms, grinolinen,
Alerancsr @laesbuncitubs, Isinene, balt.
~lstusus uup baump usue 6o(snieuae unp
~Notions."" Sster pdb, @ars mcrIb bdlt
nur quite Waarm uuo u~erfauft biuts.
Bsy~ 4S,ttefet unb 5bube.
Gbilo IL. g., Nr. % 8%raryitrabe, ia en
Gin suprnes Eager Don Sticieln ,,p
S9uben fit Winner, Trauen unc Sim
Der mir MAIDEN ~teluncerS .2%anofauileute
auf oieie Girma aufmerflam, pa man MIR
aencs tiui9tr eiufaufen fam unp ricl les
!oaus Uacilitlten 'beilst, ,pelde Don TEL
mem ancern !6au5 iibertrphtn werrcn
.tonntn. ! +. |
- SIMMER goraus. 81, 8raule4a1
allen aubaen &lsiper SGtobliftments fits
voraue, no IS auf Wpre. 8tf9mad, @lt
rr Baarc unb biltee prtile anf5mmi.
Darum uuldums Nismano bel Jpn porau:
(rrs@sn unc Id efnep feriiaen Nn3ue aus.
1uiu&en, oosr fia etnsn anms6sn ju Ia( sn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-29
Wcuerc6 aus europa.

Ter ,,@rsdt GaRsrn" wirb uat1lttln
lid am S. Suit pcn Nore unh am 10. pon ga
lsneia abasbsn. Nan Swstfttt nt6t an Der ~
iolsrsi&m 6ufkauns Der tslssrapbi(&sn 9u
btnruna nit Nmefifa.
Ter GARTER Wontteu," rom Is. Stunt utliri
ss fir tin faliass @eradt. bae Napclscn
9rces @uOd,tunDea mad Ws1ifo hnbm wpae,
Sn 1oulcn murosn YsvfLhe NIT timer neusu
slettri(htu Solemn afhtne eemdGL -m.ths Yan
yr(diHs I'm Nu (oaen iuoorsn tcnusn.