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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

JAKE. w. payi - Peter Ris sFai and kishaFd fryVs
1T APPEARING FROM THg AFFIDAVIT ef ias
psin68 Ia this cause that she defendants kRfe 50
seeAdsd g asd from lbs aes AZ this siass = 81 tes sf
aissss p-Sss eapasi be serted sgaa fhea II IS efsIsd
that putIseasloa ha made Rr snf Successive weeks ~
nsoWnfaws Wig notifying said defendants % srFya a.
The ssxt term u the Cireu Court fee KetK csHas 81
the "a Mondav 81 June 1885, thea aad thefe q plead
snsyer AZ sr - re sat aaa demand If the plaintiff
81 the sss wa be sahsn go confessed and pforeeSed vh
ca Ysr;r Is % 1hsrr. sR SMITH. csFTh
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JAAE 2. PAcLoAH

A. :, Mosotraatls 81. Gs5fgs " M7ers, e sla.
THE RESPONDENTS, GRO. ". MooRE,
MsoFs, Hagh A. More SD Jssss asoss, sesss
residents Of The stata q Fasss ebs7d 10 So M Il
h ordered has sahsli1n b sads se af vssfs
RrS4nios ahg BosgEs aid tssszAts spesf ssfsEs
ckaaesFy Gears 6orsTss ts fsh Nosasy % NsT
aszs and asssssS th- hl
- taxes eF soEfssssd ans sEi for hearaE parts.
20 JANTs rAcx. eRm
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A. J.. Nssatesssis rs. D. BlaskbaFs. - as
THE RESPONDENTS. Gro. ". Neon

Hugh More snd Irsss More baE Hs.rssfsS1s 81 tas
state fgaEsfs <fgcf - the b IL = efaerss ikss
paslczsa Be ufaas far RresEiass
Wig noinz SAID dcns4gts sPFssF bsre rs ChasssFy
Coss AZ kescts4s Asn5sy Mag Hsxs, shsa
tss1r 1gs@ rs s, tns Ea - tsksa
f5f confessed and SET fof bsafing g psrfs.
pa JANE T. PACE, CAN
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ATTACHMENT.
Jauuss ~ Meek, sssnt e; Jazss aHis -. Noah Ezsos
| -l,HE PLAINTIFFS. ON AFFIDAVIT

HE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT,
4 ssg tue asn4suts zasbei tAEz, asslsas
esars4l fhssTss thst va erBsry 1nrot
served apen thsu, taTizE es2sst goa aAasnts
% asfsnAsnts F-tasa}5 h-frs 4os
Jascs % ihe seGes ~ jsrs9n -oay,
tie h9v Lasir J.
- JaEttes lhss dsssacs sgPcs osaFs o.
Gee "a Th tsteg o IcHzrsa eoaEy tsh a.
u MNy 1855, a sFcsesasd tf-
tesT Ordered FzssA~ syar BgSs.
avs NsiT
L. pNss JONATHAN LARE ANGE- IP
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

fhs Knazyis Iroa CeleYany vs.. Waa. q. asspnSs and
Jsha BLAZE.
TT APPEARING FROM raK AFFIDAVIT
81 ne pssiBeEs ia Ne defsasARts have asi
som hs hits q this saie. ahss5ns hat he eraazy
process b serErd aen Ihsu Il q ssea lAaa saa
eASssa asas ~ aF saessSsits Esska "a bfssat MIG
eoyiRv saia ATTENDANTS APPEAR Rs1s % s es
cas csHr ss Eeax esanif he 81 azS q Jzas les.
thsa aad tasfe plead, aeuE che saa asa
aaaa d rs nlaete the - - Asea fsf
and Yrssesisd Nith 81 iArts - - tAsm,
3sH SAITH, e2sss
my8-fs 80 $3.50 - VIII HALL. p Casa
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IT APPEARING App IIiS;:' F6a &c, 6 , zs;iD.,,

II ~ u AS4AAExAN-f = syn AEeA AT t0<lH AZ
- q Ne Pstaas N s that he dsisndsas ed ks
tae Hot his stas a9teo1s coscsals hse that
ne efdlnery e Law bs served bin =
efesfed es Paasatisa sds 81 sf fuessays weeks -
bsEneEs Nhtk nstYtnK ssa 9assHdsuf sbpsaF ~ the
nsa5 t q - e ocsst f EHos oosstY fhe - Moo
dsJ 81 Jans s shea saa thsFs plead. aeuT
kso ~ eenfesssa and psoesedsa vita parts hln
pfba n SMITH, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
cRYnrT gAIR OF PARM

nN ONE, TWO AND THREE 9RA4s CIRCUIT.
Oufa istsress Gsea ssesf5ty fsqaFtsi, sd isa re-
ialnsa Fa1sssEisa given a aHY tina.
may5G JVz A AAfRY a Do, Ax's,
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CHANcERY couRT-KNoxvILLB
Notice % Graaitnrs.

wilkins Essels, Adm'Es u Ban, Elise dse'd. ~ 4
Dieksy aud wlfs, and others.
DY ORDER OF SAID COURT IN THIS CASE
Id iths administrators having Suggested he ihsofsa
% % the sAssls the eEsIsefs Il Ben Ellis ait SIC
thsif claims ay authenticated With theif sAtNefs ma
King hsnsalses parties desndaai en htsfe ne ssk
DAY % Judy 1884, sxespt saeh ~ them admitted
by the aaminsAaEs - jast thas sntliaa shemssyss
u pro rata If sAs proceeds Of saia usias Ties VII
be fnTsYsF barred
fis D A. DkADkhlcAs 9 = &
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ceusa 4 Diskloaan - G. v. ftsrltaa

IT APPEARING FROM TaE AFFIDAVIT
u ths rsstls a ale af ~ aafszas has SEQ irsn
ibs lts % fs State sksssAs Hnlse tski
De sssaafg yosss ~ law te served uPsn hn q b
sasrsa s psstestge Be msis f four sszssssiys ~ssss a
hfashloss NhE, aefipg Assd esfsoaaat sppssS ths
af he cWsn Coax ~ KasH eeubtf 81 Noe
DAP Of Jtas. bsa ssa tssgs peaa assvSF auHs
te hs sad aad dsaHa 81 The patntG, tBs NH =
kss ~ asaas=a sad Ptevesaed sit psrss q has.
pstsi 8 n. SMITH, Cis4k.
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FARMS POR SALE.
RAILS wANTrn.

I WANT TO BUY 10000 RAILS, De.
Hssssd - KaaEvias. cheatnns Waite eAh Essssss8.
agasaf 90s 4. a4baT.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

n. 4. Dali aud Aalaah a. FaTmef ~ Henry faTnlss
aas Samuel KsehieF.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALE
CATIONS q semplaaaEts hn tAAt tbs arfefsa Hsnry
RSrzsf, u EeBFsstdss e. ths EsAis u ordered pa-
SEtoa b sde ieT iF saesssSs weeks tks KnSsys
nsiug ead dehatGi aPtaF hcefR tie cAansery ID
Caios The aFsl fhsFsday ss ths fsaA aSay jgne
ISIS, Gna dssea4 sad I'll lie vgi ken
fsssed Aae SET 81 bsSTtng t1 pezts.
pss H. WHITsoE, GAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
JAMTs 4. HENRY, Auctioneer,

de- LEAVE 70 ANNOUNCE THAT HI RAs
- opsasd "a Anutlaa asd Reaissisa Hsass IN Rssx-
vile, foaa. 81 Barry NeifAapsYt Cd sAsA. o. Gay
nav ~ sasFsgtai = hiau, ~ tis <hsrtea hstlse
~ Fsriiss AasinF pgapsrty - ssi VII ana s - thslf
iptefsss = pslsaAlsa his. mss.u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
TRUsTREs gALE.

UY VIRTUE or a DEED or TRUST
II sseeafsA " EBass - neEsny a3sasra y. GgEsrs
7fsese, ~ - a4B g Nay IS. - tesa Ne
HapsF eefs8 abaht - eesg sspFesss - ss8 sfff SEED
id Etsst ei1zf. fef eas 10 hss1 - eosFt
Elndsa. ae1EfsSa fenrF, Ehs aTsi
h7Esy 3sns fS5 Fast - 2as9 sseas - sd Eaa
y n Esssg astft o AHdrsoa eppfEa-
trE hsafsd Ez1 lzsrtssa fsfss ua'za 80 VIC
Eas5s faet Hs s Fsss-d - tzi a-td o.
irasi Effhe sad So rafcass<r asd - fzTtksT-
ap79 a. aIlEfAa sKDsa, FfEstss spFsEatsf-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
80 0TncuIr e0U1T.
Third Judicial Circuit, knpx County, Tenn.
oaskn Bisksatsa * wm parkef.
II APpEARINla IRON TIE AFFI

B3Fff fs ptsissi Is sis ekcss sha re asssssssi
hsss - % si. % - ~ g asseenas ~ ssssssls hi
ss Hat ks af3;asfy pfeSs 81 eshsst ~ served sBrH
t5 eessssa ias Asasis< % yss fsr sssr sseesssVs
ssefs Il hreshyRp Walt. tssfis AS ass&ass spess
q - sxs Ff - ths Qtqt rpar - HBAG saHufy % bs
at = Ne es1d iesse EnssFfze Tie - assasg o.
teas, tsf thss srs thsfs passs 3eaF Is
ss ASS dussad a. said ylspta as sH - tSkss
eeafssss4 ass ssossefs4 ssA - Psgfs - - bta
81 ~ q -. ENffas ehak
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

pHE RESPONDENTS, W. B. FKANcTsco
ADD - wifi bsi0s sanFsti3sre 81 us Slstss -
shsfgas - es h 4 = zra-sst s Pscss5s - as4s ~
fsaF faeesssiss sss1s ~ afssRss Wig Hotyns al e.
issaR sagssf hssgs s ChsasFy Cs1Ft EsssSsvis
ths 0rb assy % Nay sH SD hrs saks 4sfszss
ihs s. ne s - - esRssssa sas -; ~
hearing e Fsfts-
rogg0f ne order.
Fa JAsEs 2. PACE, CAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

= HHksFaen Fs = Hilklfgon.
NIeTfuE r. HRHKbY GIVES 20 THn pAstlk,
IN ibis suis thai tbs sesssAt efaslsA Il ~ ApF
tsrsa 1884, viii he taksn a he EeFk end Massf
"a Friday abs assh as q Mar, 1855
msspls D. a nkApEnfcK. : A.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
CHAECERY COURT H0GERSVILLE
gssB B.ssias. Il sis - y. 8. Cfssd
,VHF RESPONDENT W & CRIED

THE RESPONDENT w. 5. CkEED,
ksias ua fasssst u is ssEz rspassess - sarge
u tbs - & efdsssa easiestsF T. far ssF
esse RrsWalews ~ Egtess ssia ds'-edans o
1ppeey hsrs shs Cecyy CraF - k9seTsss ne 9arh
Monday q Nay sfa ssn .sFe - assass ths
s o. ss sss aaea sesfssssa ass 80 w hsArisg
rs yant = PAssota
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
AnACHHENTs.
Moals sasEy NsTsss ". Bssssnlz IsA.
kaseri Essle -. BssSas.in Is.

Meat aseTy NeTssF W, RsessmlE Ish
ksseri tssle -, Bss5aa1ih Ia
IN THE ABOVE CAUSES Affidavit.
hssses aas ae4 bse3s kesen rt<sasa - a.. 4
sitah@eAi saa st lass ssn sss sssa ss esskss
of te slsaaas Hrtsa BE, as Ne Yssts sstsfss Sssers
Rasert " Naspn, 1asiics - "a Pssss 81 kat cSssv 4
cesfpa W saa fsstes tAa sg1s ~ served ataa - -
80 k.tlcs - h. Aasse nssnk eesbsy ks 10 sAy &
fy EsEt SD sasgs ~ eezf ~ = psnea e. a. ssrs
fs7ets pssie zozGxF ctEgos. HI
A SMALL FARM near KNOXVILLE.
a kyPg y isgssstl Jo& A aABaT co. Asea,
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GREAT ylcTORYr'

TsvrY LOYAL UNION CITIZEN OF EAST FIX
u NKSsEg Is Informed that high prices are At last
eaBSusFsS.
j. W. PATTERSON & c.,
Hearing d sAs ssoliss Of good, have visited Ihs North
err markets. aod have purchased large aaaons g sasL
the hnest sssaFtHseht u
SPRING GOODS
ever bsssgA. to ,Al. 'satRst. srsn before The var
i ers., rsr,-.y 81 Dress oooi,.
sPrisg Caters and slippers,
SHIFTS and Trnnlnga,
Baasss aud Kia Gloves.
STA Msstlis. and Palssor.
ALSO,
Gold Medal ohssss.
cbAnbrA.,
Mourning Lawns,
Wool DsLaiuss
Fsslsrd challi.,
Hamilton Cheeks,
Berasss,
Grape MAretI,
oEganaiss,
Lawns, q
81 Fancy Aspaseas.
sktrts
cssssk.
Collars,
splsaaia Belts,
Combs.
also,
an iapsnss assortment ct
uss.es ssseds.
Prinis,
Beels,
shess,
Hats,
Caps,
Qsssnswars,
Glassware.
and lot 81
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c r . c ERIE S
net saasIlsd 10 lhs oOaatsy, Nerth q South.
.. w. Passsstoa q Co.,
uss.a aas slsss.. KsoIvils Team

ATTAoHMKaT.
Matilda zaadsr W. Jehn q. sssHri.
rINHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
i says shs assshasb indebted to be, aad ahseead
or ssnesA themselves hs erssrg 81 sE
81 served spsa ha hashs ebtsHsd eFgaal attsaeRt
sEsin NE esats q asndan mkaa rstaFaake esiae 1ess
Fepnsf Iassss lie fsass Or hesBt noang, sd Ne
hsvlas been ssied Their prspaFtys u q or3srsa ~ std
5Rssiee assaans appear SsFs Ian 81 lbs ses tbs
ii eis sfrIe ~ sunt eoaay he lsah dsy Of eesls
hss 1868 VII be pFasesded vis paEtA y Is faftAsF
ordered is asteF be published aF icsT weeks q Efogss
~. Nha nyaAupsbs yQSGFn bhuHAh. !. r.
PARMs FOR SALE.
|nNE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
~ Ess fsRssssseta ss ssst 81 KaaxRils, "a slakias
! . gi.si = sos !. mAaar 90, As.s.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
SPEECH BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON. President

SPEECH BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON. i President
johnson delivered most important speech at
Washington Tuesday, IN les oonse TO All address
made to him on behalf Of delegation of citizens
OF Illinois. b. whom he was called upon. Ia
II he touches upon Il II I,nly the late as~ass;na
ton Of President |. ncon which all would
'1ntlnr,ed}y p',!ish~-but also upon what he
r<gartied As The em;,.e<i a~sass natjon 81 the
ssaEiou. IT, asked, while We Strain ouG minds
10 co,aprabtni ihe eFl{,ruity II sl9&: assas,ipa
son shall We allow the natiou 10 be assass!-
ii;i'ed? ::
lie urged that treason, being the highest d
crime, should be- so understood. he declared,
however, that he spoke in 10 spirit Of uak'1d~
Hess, and that be shonla Leave the events Of the
|nrure 10 he Disposal Il a. they arose. Public
snoraiS, be acid, should be established upon
rte sure and infalble principles Of justice, but
wEel he question ni exercising mercy came
h4Ior- him. il should 'oe considered calmly and
jntiioiaIiv remembering thar he was the Exc
cntiee ri the nation I4e declared that there
should be no doubt left that this high preroga
tive was not used 70 relieve few at the expense
II the many. TIE would make no professions
aud 10 pledges as to bis future course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
SALE OF HOUSE
A Nd LOT.

-. Under. authority Of 9 decree Of the
a8:i County Court of Alexandra County rem
dered at November term, 1864, IN the case OF
Hellrigle VS.. Veitch and others, the undeTsign-
ed Commissioner appointed for the purpose
Will offer for sale, BY auction in. front OF the
premises on Monday The Stn :dq 9g,f q = May
LOT OF GROUND, in the city of Alexan-
about 1l5 feet north o. Gibbon street, and on
the North side of an alley 10 feet wide, running
from Water to Fairfax street The lot fronts
on Water street "a feet and extends back 81
feet S in ches. ~
:Terms-Cash If the terms be not complied
with, the property to be resold at the risk and
expense Of the defaulting purchaser on ten
days notice by advertisement in any newspaper
published in = lexandria.
ap Is cots f. 'uh 4oE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20
PnRT SUMTER.

Pursuant e orders BY the Government the
Z. S. national Aag was duly raised on Fort
Sumter on Friday, The l4rh instant: "a the
presence. Of several thousand persons
Among those present representing the navy
were Admiral I(ahlgren, Fleet Captain Brad
ford, Com. Staphen G. Rowan, Fleet Engineer
DENNY, Paymaster Watmough, Judge Advo-
cate Cawley, Lieut. Com. Matthew: and oyer
200 naval officers in full uniform The army
was represented by General Gilmore, Major
Gen. Anderson, Adiutant Gen. Townsend,
Ger. Dix, Judge Advo .ate Holt, and many
others Among the civilians present were
Judge Swayne, of the u. S. Supreme court:
Hon Mr.. Kelley Of Pennsylvania aad " n.
Lloyd Garrison. --.u. ......,....
The ceremonies of The occasion were COM
menced with the singing ola song and chorus,
entitled, "Victory as Last = which was gwen
with great teryor, the audience Joining IN the
chorus Prayer was then offered by the Rev.
Matthew Harris, chaplain OF the United States
Army, being the same divine who offered
prayer at the raising OF the flag on Fort Sumter,
when Major Anderson removed his command
from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter, December
n, 1850. Then followed the reading Of sele c.
tons from the Psalms by Rev. L. 5. otorrs,
D. D., and the people alternately.
Major Anderson 5 dispatch 70 the govern
ment, dated steamship Baltic, off Sandy
Hook, April 18th, 1861 announcing the faI!
ot Fort Sumter, was then read by brevet
Brieadier General X. D. Townsend, Assistant
Adiutant General OF the United States Army:
The raising of the ola flag by Major General
Anderson WAS the next act In the programme,
and when be stepped forward on the platform,
the burst of Joy was uncomfortable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20

The subscriber desires 10 tender his hearty
thanks TO the citizens Of Alexandria generally,
aud to his Old aud regular customers in partic-
ular, for the kind and liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him. during the past
ten wears, and he would at the same time cor
daily solicit for his successors. Messrs. |.
SCHwARZ & BROWN the same amount Of en-
courag cement and patronage AS they will, l
am confident in every way endeavor to preserve
the reputation of the old stard, No 49, King
Street lap ls-3tl II. SCHWA ARR. 4
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!. 10 Ca L M wv S.

b. Az A T IN ny 4
~ :; -.
Large NUMBERS u '.'i ci'lzsns a''s.'1e'' ~
funeral OF rfes'oen' t1'''olh: YESTERDAY h''
tls's,o ''k f'is ps0. wa e.'s'te's s''7'i''eo'
aud tIse "a"'e s''1 f''s"za !" H'''oF''''S- ."''
ute ga!ls Wsre 5t<',s u &s!aoue me Gay III t'e
hstrerla< an FRI, ~ ann aft'''' TINS pace,
,,;os wore IN air al elsel, sorrow.
,-~---~s~A ~@'> 90 -
We ca" y! '.'ar>s E''''''s'' "h'y rue na'''es-
d s'ie's 'Fo-st !''i~''pcf> Is are 'ashishea 10
II, Of * "'s h-,f "; IL ! c"'Fa1 p''iaeht ~no
whites II u n!s S1e sunlecs Will give Us any
sds'iosai na,neS '.''Ftt nl these wh" nave
been par"7d, .. @ho nave h"en rtlHaSc'i a.
Washington Or ls;:'h'l"'.i> ~ VIII pnoii>h
,hau - ve wi b ii furnish 4 full lit
S.vsrs} naroe;i prisoners who have arrives!
,..,,,>4 o,;,l .,,f,.a :, .,,,,
hee, na'7 'eeh .. 'eS'S''' a." a.'''.'7. - ''o
Cotton Factory PRISM IN account, II is stated,
e,,oj;t - ,ha ,.rola, /. :; tiaunh,
o. 'o'o' ''"'''s "a va -
that they Will be shortly released, a, steps nave
,,,,, ,..t,...
':s" '"As'' y . a. ...,,
Besides tht. paroled prisoners CT wHr Of the
arrow q Norihorn V;ro;n;a .}raod, ,to5;ced &C
-,
having returned 60 th!s place, Tie following Nave
.rriyea within ME mast two DAYS: Cant w.
= q,
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r 1B E Ri Y Fl 4 L l. !!
CAMERON STREET., ALEXANDRIA, "a.

| -
| CAMERON STREET., ALEXANDRIA, va
ON MONDAY EVEG. APRIL u,
G,az,t Vacof H. guStrzu7antal C0nrrrt
! Of"iA "~sSi ~ Ai1.'ss y
GIVEN 81
MONS. ALEX ANDRE Woo W>kl
p:o.,:.. - r,,>,,>-on a5.x,l.nr r ,,r;,<.;na}
aI ~, ah N" ~; .! -
III aa'"l'Hr 'o'lz'4ns; *
"A s NJ IVAhz ~ WIZ :" Dr.
if'llaa Do!1ha % .t'ie iti''i'ii 'pei"'
MISS NARY e. WHEELER
MISS sAHp,tT g r - ss Ni,"RsJN ,.y,r.
Mr.. Henry c. Clarke, aaGer
The magnificent Piano Forte used on tlln
occasion was manufactured by StelnWay &
Sons: and kindly loaned ~ MerzerotIj " asE~
iugton.
Admission Orchestra ard Balcony Seats,
1925 parquette IS cts
Tickets 70 be Ilad n a ~ &c: Al =: F'sTs
ssHg sT ha1s s1us ~ 81 Kns ' sSrset and
SbYarzenhurg iewelry store, No. !48, King
n,nr. onan ~ onartor oost Concert COM
annaat - ,,Ittclx nr.n;sofv
on 15'--Iw
- -~--
IN 'Ey;zo .yzn, Dezu;ao and William Il, Dr.
joa,s,<
sSTEASg p t,va nns;ca that on r.. first fav
r. ia Nh tnrn 1868 ,f the Faiyfxx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-20

~ CoSaR EssroSAL EIEcrIoN.--'Fhe
friends Of GILBERT $. MINER, have seen
with pleasuie his announcement as candidate
fol Congress from he Seventh Congressional
District They have no doubt. but that he
viii, rs he says, IN his Gard, saasve his country
with energy, and if elected, discharge the duties
Of true representative Of the people, to the
best of his ability, TO the advancement OF their
interests and prosperity. The election is on
the fourth Thursday Of May.
so l1--eotes
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-26

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GR0VESTEEN 4 Co.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers
499 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

avg BROADN A1. NEM YORK.
THE attention of the public and the trade
l. IsIu'Ited 10 our new sale : octave ose-
wood Pan" Fortes. which for volume and purity
0i t.ae unrIvslied hy any hitherto offered IN
this market. They contain all tue modern .m-
proVemeHts, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
Iron Frame, Over.Strung Bass, SC. ana eacn "a
strumenI beng made under tHs personal sUperyI
SION OF M y. IL GrOyc4teen. vno Has hpG a
practical experience oi over % years IN their
u:acture. fully warranted IN every particular.
The - Grovesteen Piano Forte received the
highest award oi merit over al others ~ the C-i
ebraJec Worlds far, here were eXH. bIted IusTI-
menIs from the BEST uaners o. London. Faus,
Germany, Phliauei Pa!a, Baltimore, SostOn and
New Yurs, aad also az the American Institute
Tor five successive wears. the gold and silver med
ais irom both oC hich can De seen st our ware
room.
BY the introduction VI ms D.ovemeHis We make
still more perfect Piano Forte aE0 by msuiacJgr-
ing largely. with strictly casn system, are sRa0-
eu Ia uteTtHesa anStrGgeHt~ af 4 prIce which Will
prec udc competition
Prres-No. I. Seven O-tava. round corners
Rosewood pialn CT-e- S2i5
M. =. Seven ucLaye. round corners Ros.vood
heavy Moulding $500.
No. 2. Seven Octave round corners, Rosewood
LOUIS NlN style SSlJ. Terms Net cash, al cur
rent tuuus. Descriptive circulars sent free.
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NTHERE TIE LARGEST AND BEST
w selected Stock of Clothing and Furnishing 9
Goods can he found the west. They ale en-
abled ana prepared - sci, their goods a. such 6g
ures as will defy competition any where. The peo
pie are invited 10 call aud examine their stock an
udge Tor themselves.
BAMBERGER & 5URGOwER.
Rock Island. Sept D.. dwtC
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Bakery, Confectionery
AND
ClNI RESTAURANT.

'ENHE under-igned respectfully informs the
n people OF Rock Island aud vicinity that
nc has opened asy establishment oa ui5aois
street. between tae t~o book stores where hs
will keep
4 CONEIzC zCrIONERS STORE.
Fruits Of ali kinds, Nuts, Rasins and all the var
leues ct fruits and hsyorIng extracts to ne found
Al a similar establis lisnSent.
He will also keep
4 FIRST CLASS BAKERY
and furnish all iuds Of BreaG, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes OF every kind, Wedding Gaze, Pvramide
'T"srIngs, ana ali sorts OF ornamental work done
to order IN the hest manner
ICE c Il + A Ms
OF the most superior quality, made to order, aud
Private p&uIes supplied with everything desired,
IN the reffeshment line.
He Will also keep
\ FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
where ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with
Oysters, any sItle, sbor, noItce- riot Coffee.
and Cold Meats aIwaSs on han 1, and Hot Meals
got - To order, oa short nuucr. Cigars always
an hand.
The undersigned believes he can tickle the
palate al the public the most satisfactory man
Her, with anything desira BILE. from a stick OF can
dy TO a roast turAey ,--and he respectfully asks :
triai and ashare at puhuc patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Roe Island, Sept 50. dt.
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DAILY ANn NEEEIs AHaus, IA those cities, aho
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