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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Mrs. Gen. Ewell In N. Householder
from Gen. HalleCk.

We narrated recently the circumstances Of the
seizure Of something like the sum Of 100000, be-
longing TO the vito Of the rebel Maj Cen Ewell,
and deposited In the State Savings Association and
other banking houses IN this city, by the Provost
Marshal General Mrs, Ewel arrived IN the city
ON Wednesday or Thursday Of last week for the
purpose OF looking after her money and property
but before her arrival m injunction had been placed
nm tho banks against paying out Of the money de-
nosited In her name or for her in tho name of her
agent ,-.-,,.,n Ma ,,i,i,ou,, 49,,
thorties upon her arrival in the city, but though
shc wos not at once restrained of her liberty her
sNv here was cut short by an order received yostcr-
day from Gen Haleok to whom Mrs Ewells pres
ence in the city had been reported order direct
inr that she be at once sent South by Gaines land.
ing not to return during S90 L ~ai Juv U" u
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ATTACHMENT.
/. ". pnync vs.. David Wrinkle.

J. W. Payne We. David Wrinkle.
FTHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant noebted to him and absconds
oncea himself that the ardnary Of law cannot be
kerved upon him, having obtained original attachment
the Of the defendant made reurnable before W
Nj white Justice the Peace for Knox county, and the
having been levied his property It ordered BY said
defendant appear before him at his ONCE in
Knox county the 221 day Of April 1865 OF will be pro-
eedsd with pare 1t farther ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in Brownlows Whg
aprb.ig piss W VI WHITE, J. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS or Missouri LAMBS
By adyces from the Auditor of Public Accounts OF
the State of Missouri we are informed that the taxes
ON all lands in Missouri, owned by citizens o! other
States, should be paid until June this current year
or at any rate before the end of September All
lands upon which no taxes are paid up 10 that time,
are liable to be sold and can be redeemed only ut a
heavy expense, Many of our readers, we presume,
are owners of such lands They should not delay
preserving their titles by paying up promptly All
necessary Information can we expect be obtained
by applying to the Auditor, at Jefferson City Mis-
SOURI,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
ATTACH MENT,

Lindsey Wheeler, Executors, ". W. II, Malone
THE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT
say the defendant indebted to thsm aud abscuudr that
the Ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon m having
Oh tantd original attachment against his estate made
uruabl before keuben Rodgers, Justice OF the Peace Tor
Campbell county aud the having been levied his pro.
purty Il ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him his house In Can pbr county on the 6st MOueay
Of August 1863 the will be taken confessed aui
for hearing pArtc Il rh,r ordered that published for
four successive weeks In BtowuoN's Wing
apr6-iw ptb' REUBEN ROGERS, J, p
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Government Claim once.

Claims for horses and equpage lost in service col
loc,ed Informal Vouchers collected claims for pro-
perry taken by the United States troops collected
whether receipts have been given or not Ordnance,
Ouortermasters and Commlssarys returns made
out; Stoppagc of pay removed Certificates of nom
indebtedness obtained for officers from all the De-
partments in Washington city by LEARY X Nc
KERSAN Office on Gay street. over Rayl's Book
store. Knoxville Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
CHANcEY coURT-KNoxvILLE

Sue OF Property.
5. d. Cole, Admir-, &c, vs. Hugh Thompson.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH 4 DECREE
made this at the April term, 1865 Of said Court
will public sale the Court House vile,
Friday the 5h day OF May 1865, the interest Of Hugh
(b.ing Undivided thd) In the In Knox
Eouny or which his mother, Sarah Thompson resided the
death credit Of six months, without the equity
In redempon taking bond, bearing interest with approved
ecury for the purchase money and retaining lien m paid
an,kiw ID. A. DEADFRICK, C. IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. j. T. : AL II T. r

Dr.. J. T. > 4 Z I z X
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
TO afflicted that he has opened Office Gay street.
ppo.ts the Lamar House, Knoxville Tenn for the special
Of all forms of Private venereal Diseases Dr.
kater has had than twenty experience in treating
he above named diseases therefore, he would respectfully
Sic, call those who may be afflicted with form Of
Diseases feeling confident from his long and
experience In treating said Diseases that he will be able
entire satisfaction all who honor him with their
hdeuce and patronage. Office hours from to -, and
t,om 10 &. Pm apr5.8ms
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
COUNTY CouRT-sRv1ER COUNTY.

Mary Z. McNutt vs. John 5. McNutt.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALE
IL CATIONS Of the petition in th. cause, that the defendant
. Of Tenn and that this ia application
"a remove hin ~ Administrator Of A. McNutt: The Court
10th publication be made for four successive vesss
n Brornos's whir, tn notify him OF this application.
anr,.ts pfo5s MA. RAWLINGS, Clefk.
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ATTACHMENT.

T.. c. Edwards VS.. Nicholas Patterson.
,THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant Indebted to him and sbsconds
that process be served upon him. having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made returnsb, be-
fore Reuben Rogers Justice Of the Peace Campbell and
the having levied his property 1t ordered by
said that the defendant appear before him at his once
in Campbell county the h Of August, 1860 or II viii be
proceeded with ex parte II further ordered that this notice
be published Tor four successive weeks IN The Knoxville wing
apIb.lw pf5' REUBEN ROGERS J. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Sherif's Sale of Lands.

pY VIRTUE OF a NENDlTIoNI EXpoNAs,
- from Circuit Court OF Knox county directed to me as
sheriff county In the OF Horace Foster vs. James
Smith and others, will expose to pubic sale to the highest
bidder for cash Court House door In Knoxville, ON Men
ay the Ssh day May 1862 the following real estate to-
lone Tract Land the ION district OF Knox county con
about $50 acres including island, bounded by the
a1ds d. w. Lowe s. L. Russell VIM smith and others, sit
uaed Hoston river, mile west Of loves Ferry Also
M undivided Of W Cox IN Tract OF Land belong
ns TO said w. NJ Cox aud W, ", Wallace In the district aore
containing about iJ aud situated on the Black OAK
rec Tracts Of Land belonging James Smith, in the lth
Knox tract containing about 2@O acres
lon the loves Ferry load adjoining the LANDS oil George Bond
Is W John Craig: one tract contain
nv about 6s acres adjoining the lands OF f. s. Heiske David
Others it being the tract purchased from NE heirs
lanes Kennedy the other tract containing about 10 acres,
adjoining the lands James Curer John Lee and Others,
Sug tht home Frank Smith Said property will be cold to
Judgment recovered by Horace Foster against James
|smh Cox W, NJ. Cox and Others in the Circuit Court
|of Knox county . . .,...,,,-, 80 ~
apr64 NJ u bthhptN eheIlu'
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Sherif's Sale of Town Property.

RI W NV Z u Ut y ENUIN IVNI INTVNhri
- the Circuit Court OF Knox county directed to
of said county the of A. Pckens and others
Tvs VIM H. and others will expose to public sale,
e highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door in Knox
WILLIE on Monday the sh day Of May, 1865 the following real
o.w One House and Lot situated on the north side Of
street. the lots formerly owned by James White
and James Armstrong and adjoining the same fronting
35 feet Main street. running back nohwady with the line
of said White being the house used Bakery by VIM
Heide Also House aud Lot situated the eide Of
Gay street. adjoining the store house of E. NJ pumlee and
ohers fronting u Gay street. being the store
roum now occupied by Chdress McBath Also, all the right
e al interest that John II Crozer has In and to House
land Lot situated the southeast OF Gay and Church
fronting said streets-number Of feet not known
levied on as the property W H. Sneed and John H. CroEe
no satisfy Judgment recovered by J. A. Pckens and others
land others. . ....-.. - -
adTb-4w NJ. D. BtAhDEN, sherin.
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ATTACH M ENT.

Circuit Court, Sd Judicial Circuit Anderson county Tenn,
George 7, Cannon vs. John r. Gabraith.
THE DEFENDANT, joins II. GAL
L BRAlTll, having lied from the limits Of this STATE, or has
so secrgted himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, charged IN the AFFIDAVIT Il is ordered that
publication be made for olr successive weeks In Brownows
Wing wing said defendant to appear before the Circuit
Court Of Anderson county at the next July term thereof To be
held the Court House in Clinton the "a Monday Of July
1865 then aud there plead dtmur to the suit aud
dempnd Of the plaintiff the will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eN pare.
ap5.pf5t l. {. MARSHALL Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF 4 NENDlTlONl EXPONAs
from the Circuit Court of Knox county, dirested
county In the Of MchaelDavis W H. Sneed
4 will expose to public sale the highest bidder, for cash.
Court House Knoxville Monday the sh day Of
May, ls6o, all the right title and interest that VIM. H. sneed
"a In and House and Lot situated the Of
Nav and Cumberau known the Lamar House
Pery Said property will be sold to satisfy judgment reeov
rred by Michael Davis against VIM II sneed
apr5.4v NJ. d BEARDEN, sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
CIRCUIT COURT-KNOx COUNTY.


1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFl-
l DANlr of the planrn in this cause that the defendant.
have et hr lu Of this STATE absroud conceal them
selves that The ordinary process Of law be served upon
hem Its ordered that publication bu made Tor four
weeks IN BroSnlow's Wing nouynF said defendants appear
NJ the next term OF the Circuit Court VI Knox county to be
held ~ the Court ousc In Knoxville, on the "a Monday o
June, 1862 Then and there to plead, drmu o the
SUR aud demand of sad pautG, the will be taken
confessed and proceeded with "a partc as to them
: II SMITH Clerk,
apI5.4w pb' ny WILL s HALL, D. CLERK,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
SherifFs Sale of Town Property.

III VIM UE Of HKEE OKUEHS UF loALE
D from the Oircut Court Of Knox county will expose to
bubble sale the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House
oor In Rockville on Monday the sh day Of May 1865 all the
Fight title and interest that Edward Nickers has In and to
aud Lott situated Grove street, adjoining the
loi of Michael Fay and others, and the city Of Knoxville
kaid property will be sold satisfy three judgmens-two In
|ayor Of /. Joseph and one In favor Of John Long
apr54w NJ ID BEARUEN, Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
ATTACH M EMIT
William X, Underwood VS., John Douglass nud Edward
Douglass
EUE PLAINTIFF. ON AEEIDANIT-

says the defendants Indebted to him, aud abscond
conceal themselves that she ordinary process law
be served upon them, having obtained original attachment
against the estate Of Defendants made rcrnaby before David
keener Justice o the Peace Tor SEWER uounty aud the
having been levied on their property II ordered by said
Justice that tbs defendants appear before him at his ocen the
l2h civil district OF Sewer county the 10Th day Septem
btr 1868 It will be proceeded with patt. II is further
ordered that this notice be published tor tour weeks Brown.
lows Wing. sp5.4wp5E DAVID KEENER, j. r.
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A Few Rolls of Thrce.Ply Carpeting
sherfrs Sale of Houses aud Lands.

10y VIRTUE OF A VENplrlONl ENPONAS TO
ID mo directed as Sheriff Of kuuA county, In the case
nj VIM q, Browulow ". Robert Reynolds and others,
will expose To public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash At the Court House door IN Knoxville on Monday
tho Sth day OF May lsdj the following real estate
vat one House and Lot at the intersection OF Prince and
Cumberland streets, IN the town Of Knoxville on the
west corner of the Court House Square, adjoining the
the Lamar House property and being the property
and late residence of VIM II Snoud Also all the right
Tile aud interest Of Robert h. Reynolds in farm five
miles west OF Knoxville, on the main Stage road leading
to Kingston, bounded ON the south by VIM Swans heirs
the cast 10y Rcbccca Reynolds, the north by Jcptha
BroNdor, formerly Walter Kennedy, on the west by the
heirs of Dr. Harvey Baker, deed, 1t bciA the late fc,
lcucc of said Reynolds, Also, One House aud the whole
lut ON which It stands, the east side Of Gay street,
north OF Market street, Knoxville said lot containing
two acres aud being the property lately occupied ns
residence by John H. Cruricr Said property will he sold
to satisfy Judgment recovered by William q. Brownlow
against Robt b, Reynolds, VIM II. Snccd and John II
Cru1lcr,
march92-plS VI. d. BEARDEN sheriff
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CARPENTER & MUNSON,

CAHFENT TEN q WUN0OV,
General Claim Agents,
]. b. CARPENTER,
Late Lieutenant and Adutant lst Tennessee Light Artillery,
S. MUNSON,
Late Lieutenant and Adluant sth Tennessee Cavalry,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens East Tennessee that they have opened
an office IN
KNOX WILLIE
for the purpose Of adjusting aud collecting all classes OF claims
against the Government supplies taken and informal Nouch
given aud supplies aud receipts given, aud Tor
services rendered Prompt attention given to settlements OF
officers Soppage OF pay removed, and certificates
OF non.nde tedness obaiued for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest prices.
ey- Office door South OF Exchange Bank, Gay street,
Post OMce Box ISIS. knoxville, Tenn,
RErERsYcEs-Hon. W G, Brownow, Gen A. c, Giem, Col L.
C IuuK Cant MclIeish ap5Sm"
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DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, HARD
WARE anil QUEENswARE, call at
j. l.. COOPER 4 BROS
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If You Want

THE BEST CIGARS IN TOWN, call at
J. L. COOPER BROS
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LARD.

EXCELLENT FRESH LARD, in 80 to
IL 81 pc md kegs, for sale by JOHN JONES.
Inquire at the store Of J. n. Shields Co. ms-u
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NOTICE.

0. T. Hill vs.. W. c. Kahn TT stce in Deed of Trust
made by S. A. Dawson.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO APPEAR at
I the April term of the County Court Of Knox county
70 show cause # any You have, why another Trustee
shall not be appointed in your room aud stead
march22 Nv piss W. II. SWAN, d. Clerk
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LOOK HERE.
EV cry BODY.
If You Want

THE BEST SMOKING TOBACCO, call at
J. L. COOPER RIOS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TAX SALES.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Circuit Court
kNoN COUNTY. february Term, 1868.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
MAR RE ID.

BowEN-HoLT-0n Christmas morning, Dec. Is, In the
Fir.t Congregational Church. at Pomfret Conn., by the
Rev Walter :. Alexander, Henry C. Bowen Of brooklyn
n. ", TO Miss Ellen Holt. daughter OF Hiram Holt NJ d.
OF Pomiret
New Haven on Tuesday, Dec.
20 ty the Rev. Or. Leonard Bacon Eh'ee ChaTiies TO
Sophie Mah.y.
COOPER-GREEN-A PhIladelphii, on wednesday even
nr Dec 90 by the Rev. j. Sanders Reed, Mr. Charles H.
Cooper Of Brooklyn ~ y, to Miss toTa Green, adopted
dau Inter OF the late John Green, ESQ., of Philadelphia
COMO--CROOK-In this city, Christmas day. Dec rs
at the North Dutch Church OF William and Fulton
.ts by the Rev Thoms, h. Vermiye, Mr.. Henry G Como
to Maggie g. Crook, daughter OF 5. H. Crook, esq., all OF this
city.
FLOY-HOOLE-On Tuesday. Dec. l9 at Christ Chapel,
Elizabeth ~ by the Rev. Stevens Parker James Floy
OF NewYorx City Sarah A. eldest daughter OF John H.
Hooe. esp. of Elizabeth.
UOLCDMB-SCHENCK-On Wednesday. the nth inst at
tie residence Of the bride. by the Rev. Mr.. Goh MI A. b.
Holcomb to Miss Carrie A. schenck. NO cards
ROBINS Wedn, day, Dec. 81 by the
Rev DR. O,good Thomas D. Robinson to Mary L. daughter
of Alfred Brookes, all of this city.
VAN OURT-HOWLAND-On Monday. Dec. 25, 1863, at
te residence Of brides father by the Rev Seneca How
land OF ssnwich Conn, Mr. Charles w Van Court to Miss
Muy c. Howlsnd, all of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Amusrneuts this EVENING,

WALLACKS THRATER-sgcRrI. WORTH kSowIso.
OLYMPIC THFaTFR--MoSry CRIsTo; Or. TAE LoSs
PRISONER TBE CHATEAU DIf.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-GKsEs BrsHEs, On A IIrADRHp YEARS
AGO.
WINTER GARDEN-CoxEDY or kEGoRs-TnE Far Bor.
BROADWAY TaEATER-" MosK" and SAN"
LUCY RUsHTOSs NEw.YORK THEArER-scnooL
ron SCANDAL
BARVUM's MuSErM-DwAsGEK, TIVE ARAB On THE
FAfKY Gr,ppIas OF TIM MAGIC WELL-t IRCu.-tugi.
osITigs, AC.--An~moon aud Eyenins-Enrha CIRCUS
TYavOPHAkCE At III a.
FOXs OLD EOWERY TIIEATER-WAsDgRisGs srkESIE
-Tuy Snow BIRp-JoCKO, InE BRAzILiAs APt
NTW-YORK CIRCf'S-IfTn sr-EougsrRIAs AND GYH
EAsIIc PKHfOEsAscYs--J.sEs kOBiSs0S. ThE BARE
BACK RfDPr-Mtt at q o'clock.
BRYANrs' MINSTRELS-loI OS PARLE FR,ScAIs-DAS
Bnyl,r's sTusP SPggCu-LosD DUsDREAKY on
LARK-BIAcK EYED WILLhS
GOUPIL's GALLERY-tARRsRs "ATznCoLou DRAW
STUDIO BuiLDING-I0rn. sr.-FRgSom. EsGLi'H AND
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
DIE ID.

BACON-on Wednesday, Dec q, Eliza Bacon. widow Of
Rufus Bacon, formerly OF Rochester. - -
Funer seryices the house OF her soninlaw William H.
Martin No 70 West Thirty hfths, Friday Dec ~, at
O'Clock o. M The friends Of the family are invited to
attend The remains will be taken to Rochester for inter
BROAS-From disease contracted while In the u T. Navy
James Harper second of James and Rebecca Broas,
aged 70 years. months and days . -,
The and friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK from the
Presbyterian Church. Of Foftiehst and Lexington
MINAsIAN-In Nashua, N. H., Wednesday. Dec. 20
after lingering lines, Of three months Frances t the
beloved wife OF :. NJ. Minasiun of Constantiuople.
MORRIS-kt Fort McIienry. baltimore, Nd. on Monday,
Dec 25 Lieut.. Gouy,rneur Morris U. ;. Marine Corps,
second son OF the late Gen. W. W. Morris U. D. Army In
the 24ih year OF hi age 80 - 81,
Ua friends and relatives aud officers OF the u Marine
Corps. army and navy invited to attend the funeral
without further notice from the residence OF his brohern'
law Dr. CarnochaD, No IL East Sxteenthst, on friday
the ssth inst, at o'clock p m.
VUITFIY-In this city, Tuesday Dec 26 Susanna NJ.
younr.,t ia gter the late James and Ann hely ior
ncry of Paterson N j., aged 10 years, months aud -
days. , -, A.. ...,,ar.. of tbs
The funeral services will take place at the residence OF te
family No lJT West Twenty yfourth st. M " ooocA % 10 40
dav after which the remains will be taken TO Paterson ~
4 for interment Tberelaves and friends OF the aihiy
are rcspectfully invited to attend