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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
HOUSE FOR SALE.

I'm SATURDAY. THE 11TH or FEB
~ RuARY will sell to the highest bidder, at the Cour,
House. the kinsoe house In East Knoxville. Terms third
paid down, and the balance on time. -.
febl.2w o. r. TEMPLE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

N BROWN DOMESTIC, also a good lot Of Cotton Yarn
at the store Of
J.R. PACE co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
ATTACHMENT.


n THIS CASE TT APPEARING 'rnAT
. s. stewart - Duncan and George p,rru the defend.
fanis have ntd from t limits NJ the lrof Tennessee or SO
ahsconl or conceal themselves that ~ ordinary process ofaw
cannot be served upon ttm II Is ordered by he Court that
publication be- made for four successive weeks BrownloWs
Wing notifying said drcu ans appear ~ tho next term OF
the circuit Court NJ Knox county On hr held n the Court House
In Knoxville on the second Monday o February lsG5, then
aud there Ia plead demur the suit and demand OF
said plaintiff the will be- taken tossed aud Tor
hearing par Hs to them.
iHn2llw pltbf =. n. SMITH, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
GENTsthe style of handsome, good and very cheap
Hats, at
J.R. PACE 4 co.'s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
III, Nsrc Jersey Locomotirc and Wochiuc Company e.
C. Waiiac, and otLers.
THE RESPONDENT. c. WALCACE

being nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee stated
the bill 1t is ordered that publication be made for four
weeks Brswnlows Whig notifying said defendant to
appear before the ohancey Court Knoxville the first Mon
April mex, then and there to make his defense to the
5 the will he taken for confessed him and set
for hearing ex parte copy Of the order
tabi.4v nfb DA DEADERICK. C. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
CRAB CIDER.

TWENTY BARRELS OF GOOD CRAB
CIDER, in store and to arrive for sale by
febl-4w J. Y, COOPER.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
TO THE LADIES OF KNOXVILLE.

Mrs. TyneS
ID ESPECTFULLl INVITES THE AT
TENTON of the ladies' Of Knoxville and vicinity to her
handsome Millinery and Fancy Goods opening this
week her rooms, Main street. door East of the
Franklin House, up stairs
febl-2w MRS. TNNES.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

Brornlor d Hoss ts. lyon d RlU11y and ofh0s.
THE DEFENDANT, J. c. NJ RAMSEY,
being resident OF another State shown in the amended
and supplemental bill filed in the II is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownows
Whig notifying SAID defendant to appear before the Chancery
Knoxville the first Monday Of April then and
there make his lelense to the BILL the will be taken
for confessed to him and set for hearing eX partc
copy Of the order,
tebl-4w pf5 A DEADERlCK, c, AN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
FOR SALE.

1--WE SMALL FARMS NEAR KNOXVILLE,
Tennessee Good improvements. For further particulars
apply to JOS. A. MABRY,
n3O-iw Knoxville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
FOR SALE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS
valuable river farm for sale, ten miles east of Knoxville
the south side of Hoston river the Armstrong Ferry
road II 495 acres less, with good buildings
and Ave good springs it, with about 10 in grass
clover, Terms cash, Address ANDREW THOMPSON,
fcbl. Knoxville Tenn,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
TUE INSOIN ENCN OF THE I

OF Samuel Talent decd having been suggested required
by law notice is hereby given to all persons having claim
against said estate to Ole them with the CLERK Of the County
Of Monroe county, authenticated AS the law requires
before the 18th day Of May 1862 they will be forever
barred This LIST February, 1868,
febl.2ws ELISHA TALENT, Admir-, sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07

The claims Of the loyal citizens Of Lou
doun county, Va" for property destroyed by
order Of Gen. Sheridan, amount 40 sl95, 6o7-
rs. The Committee reported in favor Of pay
ing them $50, 702 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07

i now prepared to do
ALEXANDRIA, Y 4.

IL = 4 J / - ~
IN ali is branches Stores, dwellings: Uacsno
shops, and public buildings ltt"d ~ ths
most approved plans, and NJ ieaSonablo terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks, and globe valves,
81 the most recent uppaoyad plans, aud Of Sd
perior workmanship and quality, con4tani1y
OF hand Contracts will be made Tor work.
and fixtures OF any kind supplied at the lowess
rates.
Likewise has on hind CH ANDELiKKS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS,
GLASS GLOBES, MICA ana PAPER
SHADES, &C, Of al the new styles ans baau~
liful patterns, at prices that cannoS fail 81
please.
Also, has on hand, and IS constantly rsceiv-
ing, at wholesale and retail, the1nosc extensive
and best assorted stock ii
LA Nj GOODS
ever offered in this market, comprising every
ching connected with the trade.
LANTkKNS Of every size, kind and color,
from the smallest to the head lights % snip
KEROSENE OIL
always On hand Of the purast and best quality
Dealers supplied al a sn1a}j advance on factory
prices.
The public are invited TO call before PUP
chasing and examine ny sock, IS II IS ppC-
chased expressly for this market. jan Jim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07
The Vice Presidents inaugural.

When Nict. President Andrew johnson, vas
sworn into otil:c lat Saturday. he aunressth
INC Senate, and ia his speech said
I'VE had u prond illustration OF the g eat
fact that under the Constitution mai coni
r,.a from The ranks to occupy The second place
n ,he y!ft OF the Anerlcan people =
These Of us who have i4bor=d GU; who'll: lives
for he establishment O! free governneInt
knew how to cherish It's great blessings re
won|d saw 70 Senators atlu others before him.
to Tie Supreme Unurt, Thlch sat before nun
that they all got tAer power from the peop'e
Of this country.
1,urDiog towards Mr. Chase, NJ. .}ohnsnn
said: And your exattation a!ld position depend
ui,un the people. Tnen turAlngs toward The
Cat,inat ministers he said: Ani Will say -
YOU. Mr. Secretary Seward. AM 70 ynu UT.
Secretary Stanron, anu 10 You, Mr.. Secretary
To a genriamal ne5r ny, S1fto boce-"Ao -
the Secretary ct the Navy !!
The person Addressed replied III Whisper
Mr.. W enes.
Mr. johnson And to yon, Mr. Secretary
fro;n the people
Mr.. J3huson chen remarked that the great
element Of vitality IL thi- Government W Is rs
wanted 10 say it 70 ali WHO heard Inn, ID tbs
face of the American people, that all power
was derived from the people lie would say It
n the hearing OF the foreign ministers, that be
was ul beian. He tharked God tor It. 1t
was the ,ouu]ar heart Of this natios; thst WAS
heating TO su.yaip Cabinet others and the
President OF the Uni5ed States. 1t Was
strange occs sion that called Eoflil ple>elan
like him 10 teI such taiuga as these.
Mr., johnson next ad7crted to affairs IN en-
nessee and the abolition Of slavery there.
H. thanked God Tennessee was State IN the
Uuion and had never been Out. he StaJA
government ia been dl>cnutlnueG jnr Ei'nt;
there had teen ~. luterrtg III, ! "lAf!S. orr
she ha,; neyc: b5cn On; Il III: tJ"j,}1a lie
stood mere 10 day a3 be- Gan?eS nr#,1E@ ~
this day she wou.u eject Il governor ano Leg,
isiature AMI she would very soon sens Sena
tors and Members to Congress-.
The claims of the loyal citizens Of Lou
doun county, Va, for property destroyed by
order of Gen. Sheridan, amount 40 Sl95, 6o7-
26. The Committee reported in favor Of pay
ing them $50, 702 50.
At the Inauguration reception, at the Pres
idents House, IN Washington, last Saturday
evening, the Washington Star says, when the
gates were thrown open, grand rush was
made by at least two thousand persons to
gain admittance to the building, and the hust-
ling and joiting was terrific. Some Of the
more unfortunate females who were caught in
the surging mass, actually shreked with pain,
while several tainted and were carried away
1t was impossible to let all ieto The Mansion at
once but st each opening Of the doors the
Same scenas were renemei and after nersons
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s.. g. Gdbarot,

Gbr. s2Ses,
@aafoleer pUn Saerb Seeser,
% @erman Str.,
tmpfett Sen gut Ortrtes Eager tn psenten Gesendnbam
ais metngnen neulbernen urb pldtrten gDaayen Sare-
bel&ldsen unb 8er3terun8n, Tb:patten, Nummern unb
Sunts6olabanter, Shmelstteae 3rpptl. Yartier ett,
Nabslfetn 2dubIdfeu gCIrbnrfen FIR @red better Gal
rnefIre Reuflbr, ae SDrten Dratb &C., Ebarmcmer unS
8eiwddseu Sab, unt SGIuu@barfen Spunte, s5&Idudle
&prts pabnen &C. fir Brauereten. gDirte nben etn Ni
Orttnen BON gerederr, Sabnen, @entils &C.. beouter8
tic bertmtcn patenttrten Bertetnen berer asnteer
auf lIr Rartanb Eirttt Columbia &C. benz unterseine-
ten BON ben @rfintssn Ibertraaen wurte.
A- @ine erpee parbte gDpuenmdaren, ndmentlt6 ee'
rde Sadn fur Serren unb DGmen fsben BON g0itrtent-
berg stneetrrFen, uaD bittet I'M eenetsten 3ufpru&
(nIp4f1 Gbr. % t.
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9ie BON 6elfriO 70 9efiir4tete9tadt 9ins gan;
rublg ppriber, Obne oaB GtpaS, oaS elmer UNI
rubi9en Stimmung 9li9, 3l perlpiiren mar. Su
ben BObnunsen Der 9lrbeiter berridte 91ubg
unh StiQe.
Vim Wiprgen tpuroen bic beioen grDBeH Sit
tertbore gu oem dubern uno innern SabritbofG
ipie 9etp6bnli6 geOiinet.
Sengt unO feline SpmieDefameraoen fanber
li6 Elm, lnuBtett aber mieoer ulntebren, ba 2angf
ertldrte, bic 9anSe 6abrit bliebe fir beute se.
i4lplien.
@e9en Wlittag famen bic anoern 9lrbeiter in
ben 9Of auintarl4irt. 9ln Der Spite perielber
itonO GroBzGrit.
SacObO ioB i'm Compton unO idreb. 8ei
benz GerdulA tpeldes ie ma6ten, mart er
einen 8(id Our6 OaS 6enlter unO ia9te 81
benz WerfneiIter, tpel9er i'm Compton, lt9 BE-
fano !:
"Saben Sic bic Site, Serr 9lbrint, f4 gu
ertunOi9en, mas bic 2eute wuIlen. 0teloen
Sic ibnen, 10 piel ibrer &aum bdtten, t6nueu
ite berelnfOmmen I'm i9ren 2Obn Jpn Gmpfung
5u nebmen."
9tlS Der gGertmeilter aui Die breite Sreppe
binaustrat riefen Die 9lrbeiter ibm entsegen:
vgBir tpDlIet1 nit 9errn Qanse Iel6it reoen."
v9a mlbt ibr in bas @Orlptpir geben," anti
pDrtete Der WerfmeiIter.
@rpBzGrit, Der felt benz ecftri9en Sag fi6 als
eire b6dit beoeutenbe PerIpn u. al8 Der Sauptz
mann Der glnoern betra9tste, ertpteoerte gang
rubig:
oNein, mir tppuen ni6t in bas Compton,
iOnOern Der 8atron ioa gu uns beraustommen.
9as 1T br6 nidt gu piel perIunst, iOIlte id
9lauben."
Ser g8erfmeiiter tebrte in oas Compton su=
rld, tam aber gum Grfaunen Der Nrbeiter ruies
Der berauS Obne 2anse BET ii9 gu baben, uno
CAB bic Grfldruns ab, per nit bem !6errn
BatrOn ipre4en pOIIte, rnGlie gu ibm bineinSes
ben.
ySer !6err 8utrun bdlt iih uIiO fir su gut,
gu urtS 3u tpmnten baS feblte nod; 10 ltOl3
feb ter auf bieienigen berab BON berengrbeit er
lebt. Sn bieiem SaO tperben mir pObl bin=
Elm mii7en uno ibm &alon beibringeu. SD
wia pOranseben, um iRm su iasen, mas euer
8iIle it,"
9ontit itie9 @rOb grit, be9Ieitet Don be:
men, tpelde 9leid ibm iid an Die Spite Der
ueriammelten glrbeiter getellt batten, Die Sreppe
binauf.
GSortIebtnd fDldt.
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SDUmaS TbDf1tpfOn'S
Observation-Disclosures uno 3erbci1ercr
pdtentTrter

pdIentrTsr
Observation-Disclosures uuo 8erbcllercr.
Oar. 80 Gin 6apfsr. SSaIti,nUre Gab.
Der lntcrsetGne bat 9atcnts tn ben Ser. Staate Ga
na6a Srdntret BeGten, Spldnb uno 1neern eurspdden
2dutern fir ietne @rnbune erpprten Der YrD;B TT au
nntrltAe Sal bair unb fetne &eiutate nb duset be.
friebeeab eenn ises nrstnstst utrO 9dnsd Gasg9is'
urtfr letbe Ser @rfnber uuerbretet benz Dub tum ad
nesopI cOnbenrte Seti2te Yrror Baett Bon Yaris
une roepr Atten BdlimGre @r fu8t ferntr bic Na
entrenter Yebijuer Samores biniu, wele tds Sp-
fem tncpreu. @bemfer t6nnen erfldrenbe Tbampblete
rrn unter3etdneeu pbr suem etner Neenten erbaItfn
SCn 9rpfelipr Ntfen BON Baltimore.
DaS SRe1nllat mentr GemilGen untriu&uns BON Dr.
GbUmpfUn8 prcseB 3est sufctebenfaenb baB betbe cue
@Ortbele etn&lebt nm bt uurenldteten aus 9qnelren
ausGecn ben StUff tebeuenO gu Serbecrn 70 bas leg.
auf fene gDetfe art ntrb. Der pre;eb If au
tIrtt6s 9ufs baFrt pse San5 beutta 0les pIHf1sns'
werthe 5etet.
Sd betra6te bieIe Metbpbe ais 1ebr tpert6Sua
fir @pn1umenten, belUnperS SnDalibtn. Die
llnrctnliGfetten tpelAe 70 erfplsret@ burd Mr.
GbpnlpIpnS S9item auSgeI4teben tperbtn, inb
zines croefGGrltcbGtenn nndrfotiicbenOiftc
aluo tit iroeno eilter Spfi8 gefdbrlid3, eS
iptrftbetGubenb unb 16Gpli6 auf bic @eiunbbett
Ielblt in fleintren QuantttGten. Retn &tqueur
lit brnuhbar, ipenn er tlt trgtn6 etnem GerbGlt'
nilTe biefe S6dblidben Stpffe entbGlt.
S5iuiam g. 81. Slifen, SO. .. g. 3.
grprp ter Gtemnte unb ptnrmaes Der Ub. unioetft1t
Splt 0|pILUVL %OblIttt UpIt NublS+
Irn 81. 3 Desenber 1854. Ytr. EtpmpIrn boa Baltt-
ntpe erIdt mt metne Ytetnune betaltb ftiner @re
belIerung I'm Sa Der Gent6ung 8ranbes, Sins unb
QDbi8fies walbe trem unretnen 3ufanbe temerfenS
wertbe %rOpprcnen brennenber. 8fteer Subfanjen en
baten Retne unerfa9ana ses 2auterunsGprCasiss mar
f6hf beitiebiSenb
Die Grfnbung aeiet, baR fe auf natitrItde unb
mtlenIGaftlthe prtn3tpten taiirt 1T unb bic SG>
bi9feit bat, allen Nnfprberuneen 3u entipre6en
8as &eultat Der Nnapie mar, has ale 1urttnlidtten
aus9eI6tten pgrben rtne Bite SITE beS StUes dfstren
i'm @e9entbetl puroe berelbe mob bebeunb Derbefert.
SD aDgere ni6t 81 Iagen baB Der prC3eB febr
tpertbDpll fir SpnfMme1tten 1tnb cine 9rOfe
2lcqntfitiOit fur inpnltrielle llnternebmungen
fci:t n1ufi.
Yrpf. Der gbtmte IN Dprts.
Der 9rcee TT opn ZEN na68enannten, imtnenfn Rebi'
atnet Wdr0ldnbs iebr enertannt unb emppben rpeen;
prpf s.. 80. Wtiltenber9er. Or. SCbn Sudltr
9rp @brilppter Spbnftpa. Or. Spbn y. Wtpntur.
Dr. gBn. s.. gdlseu = Or u v epr.
Or. s. s.. D'EpHnpdn. Or. y. y. Y Ytdtef
Der uner,stdnee bat etn Nfpbel, ne6es er nit @er-
rieen ,eet uu6 ete Austunt erbetlt @r tefcuft eH
Rsdt an Gtnselne. 8e6nsun9eu werben auf Mnirdee
nitaetbet QS9ises ltnb Bet tRm tn CSas snb Sae 3a
eerf0afen.
SDOmaS Sbompfon
Smfrrter BON sIGnbies, @ins g1tneS &C.
(@tabltrt 1881
(14npbImp) 90 SuS @dpir. Baltr
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Subra 3GmSaer,

S5pbm S5Gu8Ger,
9Rcrt6ant Sniipr,
Siiopitz@de Sigh uno 2ombarO Str,
bat sns srO6e &usuabl Obewaaren sr9aIteu
ais
Gafffntir rnb 0yeftcnftuHfc,
DDrSiigli6 dGteS beutI6eS Tub ltb Spesttn,
fppte aud elm MfTprtntent
DrD 6pOrS MnS 0mr,1na G5pot9.
Dte p5teen 2eaaren nertaue i btleer as eth 1ntsrea
@stbaft tn Der Stabt. Wian fDnrne un0 berergs fd.
(7mr33Ntt) SCbn 5duSGer
g% Die bili9Gfeu
SefeiI
SlecbipGarerl &c
Fnb su baten Bel
8. Sii der, SO. 90 yiDro @aplfr.
Gt6e ft 0epafatur Seien Fub beRnnbts pDrrattte
aue &afttdef wesbtns tAnta nnb ant beistet 1lauln
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2En Das NNubIifntae !

VA Dte erset6reten bestrsn iih, i9ren Treunben
-A- unt BEN YnrItfum bte ana't8s ~ ntndisn baf s
ttr GtddF rcd fer Iipriwefede boa Walmre une Gre.
Untltr. beriee taber. Etfdntt8 9anb nnS ertaten
d5ItG BITE resdfe NuSpdbi Stpfen unb Nufern Hnb
tt btrett btieIten aaf 8eftuuR8 anurt6en. Nn@ ba'
ben tt,iebea ets tprtdttta aue Sprten tSn Sdlssrn
Gtrlmp,n &ssena tm,n II. (, anb aue tn ttefes Sad
MrttfeI
@s ptrb eS uner Sersben ieia, unitre 8ebrttn Run~
ten pInft!.G Inb reeu ;u bebienen.
Rpntner & Brnber,
)2l -a1bs) Rp 572 NgDgte Ton Baltic. n Trem6ntfr
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6crreuffeinerzQaDen,

gBeit Yratt Str. go. 358 nno 358a.
Ueeinen gee5rtcn Greunben unb benz Pn6lfuul made
i'd 9ermit bic An3eise, bas & baS i9on eit 9abren an
bieem glase etabrte @e96t tbernomnen babe unb be-
anbs elm reitatSeS Eager bon i&Dnen, eli6 gearbeis
t.teu SerreufIebern neueer 6aecn ben biIsen reiz
fen porr6t6ig balten unb aud ole au 8eelung anferz
tisen perbe. EStOfe fir aSde nnb SOienjenGe in alien
Sorten unb 5u allen Prelien.
Eerner cine austpa91 JieScn&irme, GtDde &C., fopie
aue in bieies Sad eini@la9enbeu Grtifel.
gay" aae 8efeIungeu tperben prompt, tiGt9 nno IN
ttrsefer 5Srift augeferti5t.
H. g, 8aifer.
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asaffe. gSollmnchtetr

ppie ue Irten Dptumene werben NIT grpsfr
5Drsalt Su ba8eu Yreffen In nsner Office ausstFeret
1prauf tf eas teatfGe pubIum beionberS aufmertfam
mcQs. Sbcm1 8 N. &t@, Netar,
(9dns( Rc 81 S5ecuuhHr
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y.
S@S::S-&S SaySGEsCESSS SSS.SVAS
5essssss ..y,a % oosxsA
~@11SSS y plE y "I ~" +" ."
sy, s,r S,sn. II. eqaE.tr.oYe@r
cs,,.t,n.4n,,. >.a.,
.uhs. s ..O.r:Fo,s Og"s Sys~s.,...A.,,.,. sS!'
E~S@@" 1''p WstRsn M @s9e''A'""'S'c"
~, . ,r.S"t S"p ~SIs-I cn - ~" on frc
NpanpG8netS GtDer, W(6la5aI UtdoeIEoS GQeE9
Gpnr+,r,oi,1
TN<t'E~s't
ts sie to ben. SasyIsa s ~ Ben 5IGissa Sr:tn otrt
,. SenFt.
So Beta" une. g TO eF"Si to rpn Der ssfen -
ll0ttT Ar1lttot. llnlsl.I
-1x.zEE-SA = SExN A. 1890
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(SortIebung fOG9t.)
UermilCDte An6eigen.
SOloateitsS sSSantiliett

fSnnea tre gIniprIbe fur
9onbgelocr, Golo, Nen;ipt ltno SDriiene
QciOcr
prpmpt cRllecttrt srba ten.
@tenIp Udfanbe tpn SplS nel6e fir Offstere ter Nr-
mee In6 JDnrins t6nta fin6. Wtan lpente fA on
Ssnl. 8. 5ius
Nr. 70 QDst Sasettefr., Baltimore
Stsbe &ustunFt ipre unentgelol6 ertbeilt.
ES- Anfra6en Gsspdrts mlhen etnen YUf-Stamp
enttalten fur be Nnttpcrt. lNpr12N
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

10 also keps at shs Ssuas place far bssed,ns sssz,.
eas asa tAs tsrms ara ssrh aGts make ii taT IN !
tTfssf % eTery FaFuasg 10 procuss souas II Iii s,n4
7Ns GhoTsmgh-Age4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

MonnAv, March n, isOs.
trTTees sfusA eelsp r,fsr y uAoi'safs egsrafions
onip, uilisss ofAeyytss espteesfl
coyyEE.-Rio Il dull, We Quots nominal ~
sokssl ke goldI no sale.
er for extra brands, In vtsv of the vaats Of
the oovernment, contrasts for . 600 or more
Ibis. viii be awarded to-day (rne,d ~ We
have no sales TO report, bat quote prices ~
before, via; for 0hie, Howard street and Ctty
m ~ s5,r. Ioaeio g = 70 qasisy, o. super
gu; do. blsh grades for retailing Ga, and B.l-
tinore fauily eia % per Dol. rye Flour 1.,sa
e1.bo, and corn neal 1ae1 70 per Dbl.
enAIH.-whe .t-6,i6o bushela red and only
SIS bushels whits offered on Change today
The market favored buyer.s with sales 81 Ven
aaa q; % red aslss were made 81 a.ssa0S -.
Corn-iA,o 900 bushels received; market dull,
with sales Of I, 200 bushels yellow ~ al.to, and
l,lso bushels white 81 eta per bushel. Oats
were In good supply 1000 bushels oderedl
sm.h SALES only reported at sIatse. wsigha-a
MoLAssEs --NothInE doing to-dAy.
PaoviuoSs-Continue heavy and duiiI no
thing doing worthy Of notice. The Govern
ment will award contrasts tomorrow tues.
dayl Tor 1000 or more 10 . prime mess pork.
Prices for all descriptions Of meat ere un-
changed, though entirely nominal.
either non the trade or Tor reclining, quota,
lions unchanged, but IN the abe nee Of sales
are entirely nominal. Refined sugars are
steady ~ saturdays prices.
sEKps.-we notice fair demand for clover,
with snail sales Of 5ocd 70 prime A. iI.ei1st
and nsx ~ sass 10 per oushsl.
WHsKr.-Our market 70 better, with good
inquiry, and buyers 81 - 10, but no ssilsrs II
that nEvrs. .g. -. -
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TINTED STATES SALE OF
Tar. .h AZ PsI "a sTarS 81 stoRlD DlAI'r

,rssss OF los q lana, sI,Ssssd u tie souni1
81 o.. Johns, state 81 FLORIDA, have become
forfeited 90 the Unlted slates, ~ reason Of
the non-paynsnt Of the dlfei tAn charged
thereon, under the set sntitisd mAa 81 70
ray interest on ths public debt aud Cor other
purposes" approved August q leei, and A
act entitled hAn set for the eollaetinn ~ d.
rect taxes In inaurreetiobAFy districts VT In
the United States, and Tor other purposes"
approved June :, 1884 and tbs ameadus nts 70
March Z, isiS, and that Ihe same vii Be sold
81 public auction, on MONDAY, the 10Th day
Of A. ri, 1853, ~ the city Of 81 Augustine, IN
said county Of ~ Johns.
Ths Iasts OF iois o. iand 70 be sold ~ abovs
s%s,sss Y a. n.ssE,sIss. Az, sSes IN .c,v.
sroWs owl e q HAND IN Pi SOD GivE oAK 10:
ssarinr, ana very dssirabls cctl q aad sssar
PiAniaiioas. The Long stspls or eaa Island
cotton can BE- grown Throughout ~ Johns
oS1s y at, ,s.s gs,.s: ga I. 90 sss so
u. Johns county extends nom tho Atlantic
ocean 20 the 81. Jehns river, whish bounds y
on the west. 10 has Tor hsrbofs on the A.
| lAntis, -, Augustins and mAiansas inlet.
Oranges, lemons, lines, pomsranstss nss,
Iusvas, olives and g,apss grow N psrfss,ion
Ths puI shsssrs Of iands ana tsns9snts I'M
der the direct tax act scquire tiile n lee
simple, hes and disshAfgad lrom al prior liens
and umbFanooa of every description what.
loeveF, for which the President u authorised
10 Oauis patents 70 Be isaueA.
WI. ALsor,
AueTth SAITH,
nahiR-Wnt Comminalon0fu.
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kMusRmENTs.
TUE STONE RossToN

THE STONE RossTUN
oIRcus coMBiNArroNi
ossanirsa On . seal. Of unps-ssd.u,.d MAJ.
s,s :'s S . .sSo s,:, = y; :
series Of their
suPKRB PERFORMANCES
connsoslss On
THuRsDAY EVENING, MARCH % isss
add sIn,iuus KvERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING, until further notice.
Doors open At and O'Clock, .. N.
TAs spacious Pavilion VIII b erected on III.
CORNER OF EEw yesK AVENUE AND
Q-Ths PROPULSION OF ATTRACTIONS
will be presented with all the fasolnatina "A.
junots essential 10 render then inImita6lo In
superiort,y add marvellous In splsndoF.
Among he prsemineat
EouEsTRIANs. oyMNAsrs AoRosATs
iSSisTn v5Lr TicETS" S, k9SlL
MfMIsrs, nuMoRisTS
And other Classic Artistss, are;
Ii JEUNk nURTR,
the Premier horsemsn,
MKssRS MURRAY q HUTCHINSON,
the oraeetul ~ maAatsI
THE DENzgR BRorHERS
VslsntinS' Rudolph ss sss Charles the famous
THE sAcAINEe FAMILY,
oon.istlng o. s,ss Rsrdinaad aud Rsrslis,
Nile sophie and Master Henri, Eques-
trians, fanoratis,A kquiibris,s, Ne
Mr. DEN STONE
l. the accom- lishsd Hu1erist,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

ouARTKnnAsrEn oEs,a oEYfcA)
fIngr Dtvialon,
., wAsHIrsres CRY March y lee.J
bidder, 81 0iesbofo. D Q on
fSSEspsi, sisls sa I, TS,
TTTkkssSpA Aff,. H a.,:s ~
DAT.
These horses hsv. bssn sondsnned e unht
Horses sold sinsiy. ssis 70 scunsnss % 70
A. d. Terms cash, 10 united etates currency.
Colonel in shsrss Tlrs, Diviaioa ausrtsr.
master Generals once. mhhtd
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ITEINWAY q SONS PIANOS.

'shaye just received ons more Of those
~ anoe July lAAL There Il no other sstAb-
snnent IN the District that has ever sold
etAad hAn0 Of any maker VI hia the Last
M S ~ vhish Poiais clearly 70 the superb
w o. The otoinWAy.
~ We w IayiIs the pubic to ssll and Asaf /. Gt
i, wa'ssoens. corner o. Psnhsylvsnis ave-
A. ". Q. METzERoTr,
y As.esnl I.slavey's PlAaOs. sna M.soa
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TEE BToHl q RossToN CRous Comma.
fIea-. hls colossal circus viii eommense it'
exhibltlona N WaahiagtOn on Thureauy even
log 81 this week, on the corner Of New York
avenue and Sixth street, and rom the RreAt
reputation Of its principal ArtisteB, will be
eeftain 70 attraot lArse and faahionablr au-
dienoea. This grand circus has been exhibit
Ing In Norfolk Tor the past low week., Whsr
u met with Triumphant success. The press OF
that city II quite enraptur d with the superb
per ormanoes Of the eminent OQIestfiAns,
lymnaafn and Aarohata.