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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-21

west Virginia Business COLLEGE, No. "a
Monroe street t'
Open day and Night for students1 81.
OFFERS SUPERIOR FACuITJE M
~ yonIhs and young gentlemen. for 0contE,
s sn& sSlenttnc and practical business eIlnr1
An1G oetion given In Book KeeuinR- In
NTlnngt In Arithmetic and Conntins TS,n =.
kalsniataonSs IN Commercial Law, In Cnrrs1 an
- 9 . Banking In how TO transact BnsinsSs
hel4Ln ana In GraInrnat icai Seienee ~ -
Terms So, payable on entering Tina NJ.
Linlted- tdec2-lnl W. PRYOR PrfncfI1aI =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-21

TO 20 with the feet comfortably clad.
for the preservation of health, ms well as
for appearance sake, is one great object
during the bad weather now on us. 1t
Is great relief 10 know where to get
just what YOU want without having TO
hunt the city over. Consult our col
umns and you will quickly discover
there the names of the reliable boot and
shoe firms in our city, who can ''sct YOU
mp in these articles nicely. The CONF
petttors for favor through orr columns
are the following named firms r. Por-
Ter y Son, J. II. Robinson, John Andcr-
son, Blond 81 Bnchinan, and ID. Gund-
ling.
The New York herald., 1865-11-07
city Inteliigence.

THE Sr JouS DIsAsTER.-At nine O'Clock to.morroWs
"wednesday morning, Coroner wildcy will commence
his investigation in the OF the boiler explosion O.
board the steamer st. John, Sunday morning, thA
Goth ult The inquston win be held In tho spcciak
Sessions Court roon the Tonbs and not In the Coro
ners Office az previously reported.
Nons srD-On Friday of last week, a. the seaussA
Hibcrna was loading at pier No 2 North river,
known man fell overheard, and would undoubtedly have
pershed although great many persons Witnessed the
accident II not for the noble daring OF Mr j. T.
Black, officer of the Hberna, who without pre-
paraiion jumped into the WATER and at the immineue
risk bis life. succeeded rescuing the sufferer
FATAL Acupgsr--Hcnry Pine, residing at No. 157 FL
bridge street killed yesterday afternoon by falling
from the roof of Ave story building at No. is Thcuaa
street Deceased n carpenter, 9nstvc Of GgmHny,
ibiry-four years Of age and leaves family.
Tar Coal AT ,Hs Gas Houss STILL Bunw The
alarm Of fire in the second district last night at aboue
eight o'clock caused by the bursting ovt again Of
the fire in the coal Of the Metropolitan &c Company,
foot OF Forty.second street. North riyen The wind,
changing the northeast seemed TO ga. life Into
the fire and burst forth stronger tfD cver taking
hold OF the large shed, which was implicitly burnt
down and the burnt rmbers Calling oa the immense pile
moun,an OF Are Chief Essincer ,nrsland' il seems.
provided the Gus COMPANY with sufy lent hose steam
omins The csct That he would teep ,he re down.
instead OF which II appears the whole thing was nog-
Sssa s ina rs e burnt n as So gain headws and ss
remarkable fact that at the hrs sknp out OF the nrc Iast
Friday week the atncm of Gas Compauy
fused the hremsn coal 20 wor the engine and they were
oongcd 70 Senh ~ the enlW house for fuel.
HiGHwaNnkN ~ Herh| sTR.Er.-Two highwaymen,
whose names are unkuow n on sunday evening met Mr..
Peter pers IN l2sh y rect near Fourth avenue, and
without ado demanded his money. At tho same time
the robbers attcmpte ,o snatch cold watch ara chain
from Nlr pervits 81 pocket, but they we're foicd "
her enos hr ycrvit escaped from the men and cried
police whch aI acted the attention of officer Pabor, o.
the Twelfth poc net, before reached tho spot the
hiehwaymen We re- beyond his reach. They are still =
large but as e Derv described them miuutcly TO Cap
bility OF thef ,ryas,
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

The MANAGERS ADvERTIsNG TIE HERALD
According to their own accounts the associated
managers are getting SO rich since they stopped
advertising in the HERALD and dismissed their
orchestras that they can afford to advertise
this journal every day in oil the other papers
in the city. While we are appropriately CRATE
fu for this kindness we do not need it; for the
HERALD, with it's immense and unequalled
circulation, always advertises itself Why do
not the managers spend their surplus cash in
advertising their friends in othor kinds Of
buslnessf Why not insert over their notices
the words "This establisbment does not buy
The New York herald., 1865-11-07
Jrff DAVIS AND THE SOUTHERN PErrIoSEps.-

JEFF DAVIS AND THE SOUTHERN PETITIONERS
The Legislatures Of Mississippi and Georgia
have petitioned President Johnson 10 set Jeffsr-
son Davis at large without trial or punishment.
This we conceive, in the present state Of affairs,
is asking . little too much. Let the Southern
States frat accede to all the President demands
Of them. Let them declare the acts OF seces-
sion null and void, assume their portion OF the
payment Of the national debt, repndiate the
rebel debt, admit the negroes TO certain political
rights, say upon the same basis as established
in this stats..--their right Of franchise 10 be
The New York herald., 1865-11-07
News from Missouri.
fNTEREs iiNG RELICS or THE nHDELLt0S--NoT0-
RIous REBELS rAEDoSEI.
81. Lorrs. NO, Nov. 8, Isl

ST. Lorrs Mo-, Nov Q, 1895.
Az OK Of Ciab Jackson's headquarters papers, foun4
st ifas Ala has been received at Jefferson City and
ur ncd over 10 Adiutant General Simpson. Among the
10 pers are Sterling Prices commission for jackson ~
daior General OF the Missouri State Guard, dated May
10 1se three days after the capturc Of Camp jackson
the sen,e journal Of Jsckssn's bogus Legislature -
Neosbo which, with less than half quorum, passed tho
socaed ordinance n secession appointed representa-
tres TO the rebel Congress- snd any letters from prom
nens citizens Of the State rsyesins their completely ~
!, Jackson's treason
Governor Fletcher has yeceved pardons from the Pre-
sdent for several Missouri rebels including General
Frost commsndcr at Camp Jackson; DR.. Patton, a
water poisoning fame John ". Reid whilom membek
of The National Congress, ami Gesse West, the r'csA
yoleus and TIC stless rebel In Jscksons Legislature
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

BROADWAY THEATRE MIR. Nc Waldcn's comedy contin
ucs TO attract crowded houses. The piece OF the
popular that has been produced here Tor time
Its will postpone Mr. Owens temperance, as
his engagement commences only when the management
thinks proper TO withdraw IT, Judging from present ap
pearances the piece has several weeks Of pront
able run before II but whether Mr.. Wood will retire il
before time TO crafty NJ. Owens natural mraence
is question that would be useless 20 speculate upon
As IL is possible he may take Il into his head TO do at
very short notice would advise al those who have
not the piece TO avail themselves Of The earliest op
portunity OF witnessing IT,
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

PROFESSOR wnsSAS's sorREs MAciouy. y.--1as evening
this gentleman gave his first entertainments IN the larre
hall OF the Cooper Institute rather ANAL audience
He apologized for of preparation and said that the
performance would hardly be NOR than rehearsal He
succeeded however In amusing and interesting his an
diencc with succession of skful deiusons. He did
not leave out such time honorcd tricks shooting the
gentlcmans watch from blunderbuss and restoring y
safe and sound tearing the iodys handkerchief INTO
ribbons and giving back good ever On the other
hand he performed with excellent akin some Of me most
admired fests Of Hermann. and threw cards WIN .
seiaht OF hand not unworthy the great pretde'a'eur
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

Howgs EuRopsAS CRcus---This splendid establish
mon, commenced IFS brief season in Brooklyn Yesterday
with an afternoon and evening performance During
The dey the whole troupe magnifcontiy caparsoned.
psraded the streets with grand irnmphal car fine
band and live lion This an event which was duly
appreciated especially by the young folks The streets
were lined with people, and the utmost admiration was
expressed at the gallant appearance Of the troupe Their
Arab costumes shone brilliantly in the sun, and the
pumes OF the cavaliers tcssed bravey in the breeze
This IS one Of the finest circus companies have bad
among us for some time. We doubt whether the capa
city Of the temporary amphitheatre in Brooklyn will be
sufficient to accommodate the thousands who esince an
anxious desire to witness the performances. 4
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

The Mississippi Legislature proposes TO set rapart
twenty-five per 6f the public debt TO pay they state
rate soldiers and the widows And children r soldcrs
killed In the war.
Bills were also introduced TO compel railway com On
MICS 10 provide Ears for the negroes, and TO-
pend al lays Tor Tho collection Of debts in the Tor
q certain time
Another bill was also introduced proposing tc tax sall
SUITS brought "a tue uuited states courts.
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

The ISSUE T0-DAY.-The great question TO be
decided to-day is whether Lucius Robinson
offered to shake hands with Thurlow Weed or
not. A vote for the democratic ticket is de-
claration that Mr.. Robinson did not offer Mr.
Weed his hand, while vote for The republican
ticket declares that he did. Vote early.
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

The CHEvALIgR WKoFF AT ST. CLoUD.-Evcry-
Wikoff left so suddenly for Europe. Some
thought that he had gone to settle up the diplo-
matte differences between England and this
country; others that he had been deputed to
import an immense operate and theatrical
company and others still that he had been sent
to get the French quickly out of Mexico. In
the last Gol;gnani we find the announcement
that "Mr. Henry WikoF, Of New York, had the
honor Of special audience with his Majesty
the Emperor yesterday, at the palace OF
81. Cloud" This was probably only friendly
call. The Chevalier and the Emperor are old
comrades, having been in prison together at
Ham, and concerned together in all sorts Of
scrapes and schemes II we may hazard a
conjecture in regard TO the object of the
Chevalier's mission abroad, il is to make
arrangements with the booksellers for his
forthcoming work upon the United States,
France and England, which Is to be pub
lished simultaneously in the capitals Of the
three countries. This book has been for
long time in preparation, and will contain
the Chevalier's "reminiscences and opinions Of
all the great men Of his day. If our conjecture
be correct, the reports that the Chevalier has
gone abroad to diplomatize, engage artists or
get married are unfounded. All his diplomatic
arts will be employed upon the book pub
fishers. He has had quite enough Of artists,
and he is already welded to his great work.
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

PoArTrcAL FUNERAI.--A great political fine-
raj will take place in this city and State TO-
morrow The voters will decide to-day who
will be the m0urncrs
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

clothing Il rerby b Co.'s" or 'ThIs Sssabllsh-
ment does not buy dry goods at A. T. Stew
arts" or "This establishment does not dine ct
Dslmonico's," or "This establishment uses
Hunters Red Drop but not Brandreth's pills."
or "This establishment prefers gin to cham
pagne," and SO on? By and by, If the associ-
ated managers keep on getting wealthy, we
shall expect them to pay of the national debt.
That will be easier than paying their own debts,
and will make them famous forever.
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

PLEDGES OF CASDnA1Es-we hear great
deal about the local candidates for of8ce
making pledges to secure the votes Of this
or that faction. This is no doubt the gene
raj rule. They all stand ready to promise any
thing they are asked to; but who ever heard
OF one Of them keeping his plcdgef The
candidates, to be In the fashion, should say yes
to everybody, and, If successful, forget oil
about 1t. That Is the way the thing Ia done.
That is the latest fashion among politicians,
and person might as well be out Of the world
o. out Of iashion-
The New York herald., 1865-11-07

San FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, ss5 Broadway, oppost
Hetropoiisn Hoel-ErMoPIAN SINGING, DANCING, &C.
YOUNG AFRICA FLYING TRAPssE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

yaass fkosy.os Adasr Of EassSe P6rIsr dsed e. w.
Kidd saa ,. n Add.
TT APPEARING PROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
III the bill that The dsfsndans J. n. Kidd, Il non-
resident o. The stats. abseoad that the ordinary
process Of s~ esnbo b served Hpou thsa II u erdesd
that Publication Be made for four successive weeks IN
Broualsvs Wing, notifying sad defendant 10 appear BE-
fess the ChaAosfy CeaFt Al MaTyvs the hfst Tues
aay after the arst Monday u Nay aext 10 Ansues said
h the same wi BE- taken fuf confessed and sci for
hearing az parte. W. c. PICKENs, GAN
mI-4W Rf3ss HyF.M. HOOD, GAN
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CHANCRRY CoURT-MARYVTTLE.

u g. and &. A. AbbsH ~ Ssstsr & Fagg.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
u The I'LL sAst Us DESCENDANTS Hssry ssaier Raa D. O.
FagE sts nenTedent 81 he ssts o. 70 abseenA that
the ordinary process Of Law esnnet b served ep0a tbs
ead ihat thsy indebted 10 sompsiaaRss It's ordered
haa publication Be sasds fss four saecaases wsska 10
Btywnsvs Whlg notyIng said defsndaat 70 appsas BE-
fefe The chsheery cvaF MasySi On The sFst Tees
bill the Wi Be- lAkea fef cshsssed and sci for
hearing eR phfta
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g. D. q 3. 80. -.

II APPEARING FRoM THK ALLRa ATIoNe OF
be hii, Sksch an SWIM q, sAsl Tie esssndast
rssidsat aheepAas e. esReeAs kimssh taas e.e
susIy prsosas u iss eaanet b ssFssd alsh I'm ~
srasTea ssst fahiiostea he ms4s fer fest
.-hs ls RrssBtegs Wig, negigying sad eessnases v
.rsI - the special terra u he chsnests ceuff = hae-
1.ars % ths ID MeR3Ay et ARn seaA thsa ass t1eFe
: ska BE ssssass % tss bs 81 she ssa VIII he sAAsh
a. confessed saa sci fer kearias "a PsftA.
- WM aALhkATTH, r.aM.
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YWTro AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.

SSSAA-@A@
rTHHE BOARD or TRUSTEES TAKE GREAT
pisssase IL aasssBeisg - he Psbs that EsiRs And
JsgsEspu cases viii epsn - YFsK ard ssmsT sssssn
he FRS Mes4ay e Msrsh Hass the Pfssi3soey ad
PsOgsslofshp u Jehn ". Boyd, A ~ 0viuE 20 Isaa-
nif0dnesd b. the pssssst fhs operations u
~ college have bess suspended for tias Board
lag aeisa and other considerations, induce tbs Beard
81 Trustees gpea The school for The pfessst II cOos5F3
ysy pleasant aad beaithfa location. situated the
Raiirosa, midway kstvssn KssxxiIie and bozdos.
Boarding eaS bs bad Ia good faHiss % he NEST IA
vgFshIs terms.
Rfoa he ssEi-earped ADD usl1-stabsshs5. vel
wids spsead rspatasn o. this Estaiion under the
Prssidsney II John ". Boyd, is present Praspa tie
Beard deem Il oay necessary 90 snBouses b the psbe
shat tie College Is open S The rseep5n - Isdsnts IN
oFdsE 10 ssoaFe . liberal psffosage-
sueh othsr information msT Be desirable Ei Asre-
aneF b giysa.
YVuBg men, do yOa bear isl
Psrsans desiring speeia iHfornsiish in relation %
hsaFdng Ac referred ;. A. RSagsFs Attorney a.
Law, KaorVfiis, 81 j.. ". Boyd. Ceaearu-
13-a BY ORDER or THE BOARD.
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c. r y Ssfsagis q. 4si4s4a 5aftlssks.
11HE BEfKNDANT, AMANDA Jam AaIk. kelne
4 eysFea thst Fs6 i<atisn e as fas tees taeelsse
vo<hs h Brswaloas Wig Retlfsihs asl dtfsneHat b
resr - he eeia tsru ~ o. chanecf Ceasf 81 DsEs
Sags on The "a Mandsy 81 April Aexs shsa and hse y
Sod suswef % aennF % said b he eana VIZ -
80, for eohfessad and 81 tas hearing "a peetN
IS VA. aAhBhAfTh, c. 4 -.
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". O. PIcKENs, cam
By =. y. HOOD, D CAN
adv pcs

Reed, Bro's q o.. q. A. n. d j. o. Wattaes.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS or
The blu that the dsfendsnts, Asxsnass n and Jesss
g. Wallace nss-rssdenis q the EsAis o. 20 Abseond
that the ordinary pfeces u av eAhaOt Be ssrVsa Hpoa
thea, and that tksJ Indebted 70 eampaiaaHts u
erdcred that pabieaon Be made for fear Successive
weeks In Brvwuiess WAg. notying said assaassts 70
appear before toe ehahcery cear ct AA5yyis on the
hrHt Tussday aer the aRst Moaday ol May aszL b an.
st fer heArtag sz rasta.
W. c. PTCKENs, cam
nl-tW pfes BYE. N. HOOD, Du4M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

fsas r. lrsssaer and Jas p Szas W.. n .Fsrsas
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM n NEWMAN.
bossK resident Il Is srdsrOd tkEf Puh&icaiiOa
b made fss fear Successive weeks In BFuvnleEs Wig
fyine aid asfssdzst appear - the special tarn 81
hs chsnes-y coars Al psaariaEs the "a Moadsy e
krr next heu and thrsE make his desnss 30 he hin
= ~, s,rss VII - szkeu Tor confessed aaa SCI for hear
,ns "a parao FfS5 WM. GALBRAITH, c. Il.
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CHANCERY CoURT-sEVTERVILLE
NOTICE,

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ ssgsd on oiOe ef the 0st 81 ths crsx ogrt 81 ths
United States or the Eastern District ef feabeaess, vi
Poss puc sas cash cesrt Hszss n Kaszye,
he ID cay 81 April le tract Of lane ying a he iit eiV
dsttict 81 ke1x county, nonng he hn4 81 Aeng Lanes
Rasssn hsDah yossrA Lqhss and fhonas 6ra oenilnae
see sees. less LEVIED tie property u Haah
wGlksr satisfy jaasnant 81 saa coa h hyoF 81 A. =
ns.es o. asAnss gsssph n Wassf aaa hs SO EisaA
as.ss B~gs q q kaspGsi bsst : 7s..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
IA Of jacob Peksl, Decd hereby notified to call
the andsrsgHed and make payment further ihdai
ESnes VIII not be given
SAMUEL PIcKEL,
fsbIS ~ Adm'r Of Jacob Piekel. dse'd
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TN OBEDIENCE 10 A DEURgE nA,

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE nADK
. - teiek.f sn, et ef aels esafi b a sass Il "a
pfa1 90 sessdss tAs 80 iss e AAFcA ts ash 81
ne te e sead - - gesS " I'D gaes aarea,
nA - ~ - tsta astfet - Ano1 souHlT, eAsh -
hF e So Hardin esx bses sH - garisRt so As
decree So fsnaefal n ITS eass sr 49, q asa eass VI
he eseEe Ne eaat u be 1aae credit ef ~ aoattl,
slhes Ne s9aH efseaspss tskias taes kssns tsssss
siln ePgssve9 sssafstxs sse fotsInias sn $50 PAD.
ishnals 20 d a pEAnknicR. q a 4
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THE DEFENDANT, JAMES MITCHELL, bsiag
neg rsfaenf Il is 5rSsred that pabseat0n be made
~ fear successive wesks IN Br0EnAeWs Whig. notifying
said deeadaat appear ~ the special tern II thE Chan
oery CosTt a. DAndriiEs On the I'd AssaHy Of APrtl
sent then znd he-S MAKE kis defense to the h,
s rEs i h< taksn Cor confessed and Tor beaxiag
"a vsr4e rSS wM. GALBRAITH, c. a u.
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FTNHY DEFENDANT, SAMUEL FUNK, beiss uen-
rssipstB IL s ordered that pableafien b nAds for
fsr successive weeks IN BrOvnisus Wig notifying aid
defendant % aPFeNr The special rTu Of shs cAshcsy
Court at nazaridge 81 the "a Mo9aay 81 April nsxt,
then aad there "a make bis dsease ts The bill % ths
sss viii be takeu Er confessed and fer hessng
vsrte. BfS5 WM GAfBRAITH, c. a Y.
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FARM ron SALE.

nN THE EAST TENNESSEE AND
~ ylrraia Railroad Fss sAss ftom KRexVs eenssiang
cleared ane n clever god taeiaE, aAB hsus
and stables jsnas-d Jos. A. hAkAf.
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rTNHg DEFENDANT, PATToH HOWELL, 4 Roe-
resiaost 81 shscsukiae SeeseFs n hvsaerea hat
be.su hs usae Fur fSaF Successive veshs In Brcvn-
-, Whie ussitFisg Sid aefsodaat ts appear a TIE
esl tsr1u Of the Csaheefy Cesft ~ DaadTaEs en Ne
y MoadAy q ApFa aext tksa and there - Daks he
ns, t. said e e. The zane wl he tAkep fef cunssss.
a ana set fsr heeFiag sx ragte.
pfiS WM, 0AAbRAlfh, Z n
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THE DEFENDANT, JOHN ". HAKLE, BEING .
ncn-resiasBI: IL h srdsrea thAl Rabllsstion b made
tor fysr successive seekH Ia bEsWHlsws Wig notifying
aid dendzns appear the special term Fl The Chan
y Cours 81 DsadrtdEs the ~ Monday q April nsxL
* and there &c make his deease 20 the e eF As sane
~ be takeu fr confessed and SCI for hsaring PAFe
- wv. GALBRAITH, c. AN.
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CITY pRoPBRTY FOR Sage.

AS DESIRE TO SETTLE ON MY
N sFn sv raIlss IN the esasuy vii sen uPea liberal
ny family rssidsaes In Knexvs ana sso neat ssd
cemsFtahs Fedsnes cHmksFaaa oeespsa ~
wnisn Piper, SesAu JOHN hAxTga-
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cHAngxaY COURT KnoxyrrIR

TN 0BgD1ENCK TO A DECREE OF.
s.it eszfs a.as - - ssnssr5 tfn, is b ths u
q t1e e1s Asees dssf - hhassse nontE9 ne fi fat
q atrss s.x - stA q Ne iasd u Felpsaasns gng 81 ~
gssa Nstns Metsre aae ssfs e s bs neestseEy pag
- essrss isses e esmpsinsns end eeas q shs ssu,
s.s esay hsnA eesftn9 inisses wi sppsessd sscuFi1
30 ia BRApKECK. ~.
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sTATR % TBNNKssKEl l. Pzzz DgcEIsssx. Pressdeut
o0zntF u Knsx The FRS Sstiseai Bank % KnoKvn3s,
DO s1iesnniy TseGr that the above
i Fss. TO ths ksst % ny
knswisdEr Ena bsfsf
r DFCKINsoS President
sgoFa zn6 Subscribed befdrs this i0grth aay Bs
ruary. isss e. ~ aILLKK,
kks Sessrv Psbltc.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

E-sss Gsaus So sad lssss 6rass, j., k@sisy Bsaa
THE DEFENDANT, EMsLEY BETTIs, Is . sos
ressdeBa 9. shscoaalag ashtoF I, l. ssasred that
rabcateu s made fer fgr successive wesks 10 Brown
iou's whE soiying ssia aeseaaaHt 10 sPPeaf 81 Tie
oial terra # he CkAResry ceas a. DAndrage % tAs
ss Nouaay Of April nsxt tksa and there 10 make his de-
rs MN. sALBRAITH, CAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
FOR SALE.

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THE DEFENDANTS. ". B. GoFpRTH asd ". A,
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