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Rect, Bro'sd Co. u.s. 4. ~ 4 j. &. Wallace.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
j the bill that tho defendants Alexander NJ and Jesse
g. Wallace, ARE nonrcsdens of the State or so abscond
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upo
them aud that they indebted to compaiuants II is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownlow sWhig notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court at Maryvlc on the
first Tuesday after tho first Monday of May next to an.
swcr said bill or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing Partc
W. e. PICKENS, CAM
m-iw pfS5 BY Z. NJ, HOOD, DEAN
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CHANCERY COURT-MARYvILLE.

10 ~ md T.. 4. Abbott ~, Scsier e. Fdgg,
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bill that the defendants Henry Seslcr and j. c.
fagg, are non resident Of the State or so abscond that
the ordinary process of law cannot he served upon them
and that they are indebted to compliments Ii ordered
that publca1on be made for four successive weeks IN
Bownlows Wing notifying said defendants to appear be
fore the Charccry Court at Maryyie the first Tues
day after the first Monday Of May next, to answer snd
BILL the will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing eX partc.
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Jamc, N. HaRu. William .SeIorn.

TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
l. tho bill, which are sworn to, thaIthe defendant is u
nonresident or so absconds conceals himself that tho
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him II
Is ordered that publication bo made for four successive
weeks In lrownlow's Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear ut the special term Of the Chanccry Court nj Dan
bridge on the I'd Monday of April next then aud there
10 make his defense to the bill or the will he taken
for confessed aud set for hearing eN parIe
Piss WIN. GALBRAITH, GAM.
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Jane, P. Sron Us, james NitchoR, Ct a.

I FNHE DEFENDANT, JAMES MITCHELL, being a
L nonresident 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying
said defendant to appear at the special term of me Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge the I'd Monday of April
next then and there to make his defense to the bill,
the same will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
|eX partc Piss WIN. GALBRAlTH, {. NJ.
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John Il. B,amer md JAS. p. Scan cs, VIZ, w. NermrH
rTNHE DEFENDANT WILLIAM NJ. NEWMAN
i being nonresident 1t is ordered that publication
DO made for four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing
notifying said defendant to appear at the special term Of
the Chancery Court at cambridge on the ID Monday of
April next then and there make his defense to the BILL
or the same will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex parte. PISS WIN. GALBRAITH, AN
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WIN. GALBRAITH, c. d NJ.
JOHN Il. kramer rs. Emsicy Beuis.

1NllE DEFENDANT, EMSLEY BELTS, being
Il nonresident 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownows Wing notifying
said defendant to appear at the special term Of the Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge the I'd Monday of April next
then and there to make his defense to the BILL or tho
same will he taken for confessed and so for hearing ex
partc, Piss VIM. GALBRAITH, G. Il NJ.
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e. T. T. Jrmgin ~, amanda Jaraagn,
VNlE DEFENDANT, AMANDA JARNAGIN, being
i anon resident Of this State, u, charged In the bill
" ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN Brownows Wing, notifying said defendant To
appear at the special term Of the Chancey Court at Dan
bridge on the I'd Monday Of April nox then aud there to
plead answer demur to said bill the same will be
taken for confessed and set tor hearing ex parte,
PISS WIN, GALBRAlTll, CAM,
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NOTICE.

RN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued from office Of the Clerk Crsut Court of the
United states for the Eastern District Of Tennessee will
pose to public sale for cash the House In Knoxville on
the 80 day OF April 1862 attract of land lying the nth civil
district OF Knox county, adjoining the lands Of Henry Lones
Russell McBah Joseph Lones and Thomas Grav containing
coo acres, more or less, levied the property of Elijah
Walker to satisfy Judgment of said Court favor A. T.
Bruce Co. against Joseph H. Walker and the said Elijah
Walker. u & TRIGG
ms-Us Depty L. s. Mdrshat DiSt. 4. Tenn.
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Prill ts and Calico.
EWING AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE

INllE BOARD OF TRUSTEES TAKE GREAT
l. pleasure in announcing 10 he public that Ewing and
Jefferson College will open il spring aud summer session
the first Monday of March, under the Presidency and
Prcicssorship Of John W. Boyd, A. NJ Owing to nau-
'nces introduced by the present war the operations of
thc college have been suspended for some time Board
ing facilities, and other considerations induce tho Board
of Trustees to open The school for the present at Concord
ayery pleasant and healthm location, situated on the
Railroad, midway between Knoxville and Loudon.
BOARDING can be had in good families the most IA
yorAble terms.
From the wol-carncd and well-eablishod, as we'll as
widespread reputation of this institution, won under the
Presidency of John W. Boyd its present Principal the
Board deem It only necessary announce to the public
that tho College is open for the reception Of students in
order to secure liberal patronage.
Such other information as may be desirable will here
after be given
Young men, do you hear III
Persons desiring special information in relation to
boarding, &C. referred to s. A. Rodgers Attorney at
Law, Knoxville, or j. W. Boyd Concern
f22-u BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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WIN. GALBRAITH, c. 4 NJ.


haac grant, ST. ond haac Grant, Dr., rs, Emsicy Bcais.
FVHE DEFENDANT, EMSLEY BELTS, is a non.
Il resident or abscondng debtor 1t is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear at the
special term of the Chanccry Court at cambridge on the
% Monday of April next then and there to make his de-
tense to the bill the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte
piS5 WIN. GALBRAITH, c. a NJ
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ENHE DEFENDANTS, W. B. GOFORTH and W. A..
l. G. BROWN, Chairman and Secretary of the Board
f Trustees being non residents 1t is ordered that pub
cation be made for four successive weeks in Brownow
Whg notifying said defendants to appear at the special
Fem of the Chancery Court at cambridge the I'd Mon
Hay of April next then and there to make defense to the
bill or the same will be taken for confessed and for
Bearing cx partc.
PISS WIN. GALBRAlTH, c. NJ.
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WIN, GALBRAITH, c. 4 NJ.
Richa,d Fuiio, Adm'r qf 7honas Ttsrortl, decd, e.,
n. r. McFdrland

rTNlIE DEFENDANT b. F. MCFARLAND, is an
J. abscondng debtor or president IL ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear at the
special term of the Chancey Court at cambridge the
I'd Monday of April next then and there to make his de-
Tense to the bill, the will be taken for confessed
and SGT for hearing eX parte
PISS WIN. GALBRAITH, c. AN
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
n of Jacob Pickc decd, hereby notified to call
on the undersigned and make payment as further ndu
gcncc will not be given.
SAMUEL PICKEL,
iehl5 iw Admir- of Jacob Pickel decd
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JOHN Il. Brmmcr rs Samuel Funk.

|tTNHE DEFENDANT, SAMUEL FUNK being a non
Il resident 1t is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying said
defendant appear at the special term of the Chancery
Court at cambridge on the ID Monday of April next
then and there to make his defense to the BILL OF the
same will he taken for confessed and set for hearing OK
parte. piSj VIM. NALBkAlTH, {. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

HIlHE DEFENDANT, JOHN W. HARLE, BEING a
non residents 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Browplows Wing, notifying
tad defendant appear the special term of the Chan
gerry Court cambridge the I'd Monday of April next
then and there make his defense the bill, the
l be taken for confessed and set for hearing parc
PISS WIN. GALBRAITll, c. 4 NJ.
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE

Al the October term, lsbi, Of said Court In the case Of Ma.
Wanel Byrd w. James and Robert Hardin, will sell ON the
premises on Saturday the 25h day Of March 1900 much
ne tracts Of lind Of 400 acres owned by said James Hardin
lying In the w civil district OF Knox county on which the
hmy OF sara Hardin now lives will be sufficient to pay the
decree IN gold rendered IN this case for t25 o. aud costs
the cause, TIE sale will be made on credit Of six months
without the equity redemption taking bond bearing interest
WIN approved security aud retaining lien IN paid
fcb2l.iw pf D. A. DEADERlCK O. An
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CHANCERY COURT-SEvIERvILLE.

s. 0, Dickr re. John 4. NcNH.
n THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
compainants b which is to, that the defendant,
Johh McNu Nonresident of this STATE that ordinary
process cannot be served upon him II ordered that pubca
on be made for four successive weeks in ewnows Wing
yng SAID defendant to appear before the Chancery Court
seVeHe on the third Monday Of March next and
the b or the same will be taken for confessed and for
hearing eN pare.
ieb22'4w pi5' r. TANNING, CAM
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

As | DESIRE TO SETTLE ON MY
N farm few miles in the country, will sell upon liberal
terms my family residence in Knoxville and also and
comfortable residence Cumberland street. occupied by
William Piper. oct5u JOHN BAXTER.
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tI,HE DEFENDANT PATTON HOWELL, /. a no

Il resident absconding debtor II Is ordered that
lows Wing, notifying said defendant " appear at the
special Of tho Chancory Court At cambridge the
ID Monday Of April next, then and there to make his
defense said bill the will he taken for confess.
cd and set for hearing ca pare,
pfs5 WIN. GALBRAITH, c. NJ.
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FARM FOR SALE.

nN THE EAST TENNESSEE AND
~ Virginia Railroad, three miles from Knoxville containing
25 100 cleared and in clover good fencing small house
and stables jan25-tf JOS. A. MABRY.
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IN OBEDIENCE no A DECREE OF

said Court made at III January term, ls65, In the Of
wilkins ffrg' Admr' &c, vs. Nnlan Wallace, will sell
AZ the Court House door In Knoxville on Monday the 21h day
OF March mex ~ much NJ the land Of respondent lying the
uh olN dhtct of Knox county adjoining the lands Of H.
Dooln, wayne Wallace and others, will be- necessary to pay
the decree u hYor Of compliments aud costs OF hs cause
(Aboui fllOD IN credit Of months without the right to re-
Deem taxing logd bearing interest," with approved security
and retaining lien Ill paid
bpih II. A, DEADERlCK, CAM,
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John r. B,uan,r amt W. c. Necman Is. m, Bopfst
Messy Coicye.
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CHANCERY COURT KNOXVILLE

Sal IES.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
Of the ohlacey Court Al Knoxville made at the January
term 1902 ~ Me case NJ d. Barnes o. John Jackson
will sell At r Court House door in Knoxville on Monday the
2h day o. March ls6h the house aud lot In Knoxville belong
correspondent on the east side Of Prince street, adjoining The
property OF John Van uhder and the house aud lot nov
CAPPED Ny hoCnahan, containing one'ourth Of
more or less on credit Of ah months without the right Of
dempon lasns bond bearing interest," with approved security
and retaining q lien ul paid,
pib u. A, nEADERICK, O. AN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
FOR SALE,

HNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS
valuable river farm for sale ten miles east of Knoxville
the south side of Hoson river the Armstrong Ferry
road contains 425 acres less with good buildings
and five good springs with about 70 in grass or
clover. Terms cash. Address ANDREW THOMPSON,
febl- Knoyyille Tam 1
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CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of KNOXVILLE

or THE STATE OF TENN ESSEE, ON
~ the morning Of the first Monday Of January 1865
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e. J. SANFoRD &co.,
Wholesale aud Retail
DRUGGISTS,
OLD DRUG STORE,
Gay street. Knoxville, Tennessee.
I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM
W ING the people Of East Tennessee that we have now
completed our arrangements for having constantly In store
very large stock Of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIL,
vARNIsH, WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
Which we shall at the very lowest cash prices wholesale
retail,
wehave also Just dozen David Landeth Sons
Fresh Garden Seeds,
oonsistingof
Large White Marrowfat Pens,
Extra Early Peas,
Royal Dwarf Peas,
Browns Six Weeks bean,
Large Lima Butter Bcnn,
Royal Dwarf Bean,
Early York Cabbage,
Large Late Drumhead Cabbagc,
Early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber,
StoweIl's Evergreen Sugar Corn,
White TurniP-Rootcd Radish,
Long Scarlet Radish,
Royal Cabbage Lctiiouce, ac., Ac,
Sold at retail at FIFTEEN CENTS per package all Of i6s
crop, aud warranted by David Lsndreth Son.
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STATE of TENNESSEE, l. PsRm DICKINSON President Of
County OF Knox the First National Bank Of Knoxville
do solemnly that the above
statement is true, to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
=, DICKINSON President
sworn 10 ana subscribed before this fourth day of Feb
ruhry 1900. NJ, NJ. MILLER,
lebS NOtirU pubHc
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Get the Genuine Article.

ID EAL SOLID INSURANCE THAT
stands the test Of Time and Fire to public aud pr
'aie MISREPRESENTATION at proper rates. by the weuowu
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RALPH ". pOMEROY, BOSTON.
JAMES p. PONEROY, CINCINNATI
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WIN. GALBRAlTH, C. 4 NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
A LECTURE IN BEHALF OF THE FREE

A LECTURE IN BEHALF OF THE FREED
MEMS RELIEF SocIETY.-Among the prob
lens that present themselves for solution
to the American people, is that which per-
tans to the relief and education Of the
culorcd people who have just entered upon
the brth-right of Freedom. To the
philanthropist. an ample field of useful
ness is now opened. in which he can be in
strumental in clcyating the freedman to /;
position in which he can rightly exercise
the new and important duties which are
now deyolved upon him. TO meet the
claims which the newly freed slaves have
upon the sympathies of "a generous public,
the Frcedmens' Relief Society has been
organized, of which Rev. d. l.. King has
been appointed general agent for Maine.
Among his cOadjutors in this nobl: work,
is Prof j. b. Crawford of Bucksport who
will address our citizens in behalf Of said
Society at the Methodist Church next Fri
day evening. At the close of the lecture
subscriptions will he received in aid of the
Frecdman's Relief Society, and col
lection taken to accommodate those who
are not able to contribute larger sums
People of all sccts and POLITICAL parties
are cordially invited to attend.
The Lecture will commence at IA of 8
o o'clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04

The Times despatch complains of the
action Of Gen. Emery, in command Of the
District of the Shenandoah, in relieving
Gen. Torbe.t. It appears that Gen. Tor
bett went TO Washington few days since,
and Gen. Emory, hearing of the fact, re-
ieved him of his command at Winchester,
and directed him to report at Baltimore
under arr st. Gen. Emory also preferred
charges against Gen. Torbett, among
which was one with being absent from his
post without leave at time of great inn
portance. The correspondent institutes a
comparison between the officers much to
the damage of Emory.
BosToN. August /.
Gen. Grant took his departure from this
city for Portland this morning. He left
the Revere House at 90 minutes past s
o'clock accompanied by his staff and fam
lily, together with Mayor Lincoln and few
other friends, and drove directly to the
Boston and Maine depot in Haymarket
Square. where special tram was in wait
ing. A large crowd was assembled about
the hotel, and a still larger one al the de-
pot, and every glimpse oanght of him was
the signal for the most enthusiastic cheers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
Summer Travel.

We last week alluded to the various
places Of resort for Summer tourists in
this locality. without specifying particular
ly any one as taking the lead. We do not
propose to speak at this time of any par
ticular locality, and take our pen only to
call attention in general to the subject of
making all necessary preparations for the
accommodation of such as seek reercation
or relaxation, or pleasure, within our
county.
We have no doubt but if suitable means
of communication were provided, aud
suitable and ample preparation made to
accommodate all that visit us. that a large
amount Of travel would centre here during
the summer months.
A small steamer running from Rclfast
to Mt. Desert twice weekly. touching at
intermediate points would dos good bust
ness. 'Yhe boat should also remain one or
two days at the Island to take parties on Il
pleasure trip among the islands. Our
Landlords that are doing their hest to
make such as tarry VITA them comfortable,
should spare no effort to provide all those
comforts, and even Injuries, which seem
so>nccessary for the happiness of pleasure
seekers. and then make their prices ac-
cordingly. Most of those that travel are
ready and willing to pay liberal prices
providing they can have just what accom-
modations suits their necessities. Then
again, reasonable people know that houses
kept open for only few months in year.
and at long distance from a market
must charge remuneratins prices.
But while calling attention to other mat
tiers, we will not forget to mention that
one of the peasants drives in all Maine,
and at the same time presenting most
splendid outlook of the bay and islands
near by, is through Sullivan and Goulds-
borough. Nothing can beat this for
beauty and grandure.
We must, repeat again. that the great
want of travellers is easy and quick conf
municatiOn from the points where the .ail
car or steamboat is left, with the various
points of resort. A boat from Bangor,
Belfast. and Rockland to Mt. Desert Is
land would find ample business. So we
beleve.-And in few years We shall find,
a stream of Summer travel vending its
way to the various points of interest and
beauty in our country, which we little
think of now. Let those, then, whose
business it is to encourage this travel, both
for the happiness it may bring to those
seeking pleasure and the profit that may
come of it, see to it that ample accom-
mediation is provided in every particu-
| lar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
The Dictator.

\ writer in the Boston ddrertiser' after
speaking rather disparagingly of the
Great Iron-Clad Dunderberg," that she
is not sufficiently protected by iron armor,
pays the following compliment to The
DICTATOR
This morning the writer visited the
monitor Dictator. \ feeling somewhat
akin to disappointment. on the first view
of this celebrated iron-elad, gave way on
examination toa feeling of ainazcmcnt at
the wonderfully imprcgnahlc nature oi the
structure. Her side arInnr is 10 - inches
thick, of wrought iron, backed with nearly
l. inches of white oak in fact the armor
is backed by the entire thickness of the
deck, composed of massive oak beams :
the thickness of iron above mentioned
does not include the iron OF the hull
Which at this part is one inch thick, This
enormous arinor protects every part. OK
ccpt the guns; the rulaer aud screw are
Completely protected by Il shelf covered
| likewise with arInor of the same thickness
| The guns are placed within an imprcsna-
bic wrought iron cylinder or turret, no less
than IL inches thick. OF SOLID wrought
iron s, lhls tA il1ucf, IL IL utmost uhnttcs-
sary Ia remark, can h. accurately turned,
| by simply moving II small lever, to any
point in the horizon, thus aiming the guns,
\ hr0adsidc vessel like the Dundcrherg
could not possibly contend with any pros
poet of success with craft artillery as the
Dictator carries, Tor the simple reason that
any shot the former can throw would he
resisted ly the thick arinor of the latter.
while the Dictaior's ,hot would pass with
ease through the thin caSeniatc of her OPP
poncnt, and probably cnt up the other
side. 1t should be remarked that tue
Dictator is only 1900 tons displacement !;
with the same displacement as the Dun
dcrberg Il craft of this style would carry
side armor fourteen iacAss thick and u tur-
ret at least trro teet thick of sulii wrought
iron. In fact the visit to the Dictator
convinced the writer that 1.-THE monitor
system is the complete and positive
"solution of the great naval problem Of
the age"
We recommend our Cousins at Halifax
to give the Dictator careful exanina-
ton,