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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

needed reforms, In any event 1t IS de-
sirable that the people OF each locality
should pay decent respect to the opin-
ions of others, and not suppose that by
rousing speeches and flaming editorials
they can override those opinions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

LAUNcHED.-One OF the new govern
ment gunboats ordered for our North
ern Lakes was launched at Buffalo on the
22d inst. She Is about $50 feet long,
20 feet beam, will carry five guns, ana
will be finished by the middle OF Au-
gust
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UOMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

4 NUM MISSIUNENo NVI IDL'-Ile
~ undersigned, having been appointed ny he
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairtaytr
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of James sprsgue late Of Wells IN said
meet for the purpose of examining and ALLOWING
said claims at the dwelling house 81 Mellisss A
Sprague in said Wells, on the I'd Monday ~ Al.
gust,A. u. 1865, from O'Clock N. until4 o'cloa
p. M, of said day, and that six months
from the oath day Of June A. ID, 1866, is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors 10
present their said claims TO ~ for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Wells, VT, this 26th day Of Jane
A. ID. 1865.
ROBERT PARKS, o..
20 JAMES ii. PARKS, wv ID
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-.TT,
~ undersigned having been appointed hv &c
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF FarhSysTIe
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adi,,s, q,
claims and demands Of all persons agajns, q, q!
estate of James Haif late Of SUDBURY I'M ~. Ls
district, deceased, hereby give notice re- Gu
will meet for the purpose OF examining ,Ss
allowing sa'a SIs sn az Shs aEelling house Il
Wednesdays Of September and October n.y..
from O'Clock A. NJ, until O'Clock p, NJ. ~
Of said days, and that six months from N,
sth day of June, A, u. 1865, is n,
time limited by said court for said creditors :,
present their said claims TO US for examinsroS
and allowance,
Dated, Sudbury, Vt, this asa day Of June.
A, ID, 1855,
w. p. j. HYDE,
PERRY KETCHAM, Comr
26 JUSTON JENNINGsl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

The ELEVENTH REGIMENT.-We learn
that the Eleventh Regiment left New
York yesterday at eleven O'Clock, and
will probably arrive here. to-day on
tbs way home,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

LITERARY AND ARTIsTIC.-The July,
or Grand Jubilee number Of Demorist's
Monthly comes to us in a very attractive
form. Besides a great amount OF gooo
reading matter it contains a jubilee
Prize Song, and splendid mirror OF
Fashions"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06
EARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell my Farm, situated ! 90 On IN
from Shrewsbury Centre, and contsinlns
HUNDRED AND Fifty ACRES; into nov
Said Farm is conveniently di wa With built
ing, tliage psar sheen or for dairying psI1p0ee
Also, FIFTY ACRES OF WoopN',
nering upon the same. ,ouN KINSMANS.1
Tvua Is. 1860.
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PTTKIN & CO., Fair Haven, AgenF .
Dwell Benson, westhayen, Poulr
H1bbardton, Sudbury, Castle'0h'
Middletown, 6 Wells.
Please send for q eireuisIs;- an ipsioe
Fair Haven April Is, 1850.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

Z ITERATION. - This may certI
Il that have this day given my son, kdsn
w. Haynes, his time during the remainae !.
his minority, and shall claim none OF his eI ~
ings nor pay any debts of his eontr9cun sS,r S'
this date. oilS III 4 ~, ~ 20
Rutland, June 81, 1866. Io-WO'
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HARRY ARMSTRONG, tCo,-,
TRUMAN HOOKER,
CTATE OF VERMONT, Disrlci

CTATE OF VERMONT, Disrlcl d
~ Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court ter The
District OF Rutland.
To ali persons interested IN the estate q
Iuev Manley, late Of Pittsford, in said dls;r1
deceased, testate. 60. 20 ysr,oo,,
-. W Sorebv notified TO appear before the sad
probate Court at the Probate ohiee in Rut'
land, IN said district, on the 4th Tuesday Q
Jnlv, A. D. 1865, to show cause, If any yci
have, why certain instrument, in writing, hle'
in said court, and purportng to be the Last VII
and testament of said deceased, should not h
proved and allowed. 90. 3.
of June, A. ID, 1866.
q JAMES BROWN REGISTER
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Th.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Ths
~ undersigned, having been appointed by Il,
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairhayel,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of Thomas Griswold late OF Casteton
in said district deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet tor the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at John Howe's office Il
said tastleton, on the 29th day of July, 1866, and
the IA h day of October, 1855, from nine O'Clock
a. m until three o'clock p, m, each Of said days
and that six months from the 10Th day Of May,
A d. 1875, is the time limited by said court fci
said creditors 20 present their said CLAIMS 20 U
for examination and allowance.
Dated Castleton, VT, on the 18th day Of JG1e
A. ID. 1865. -
HARRY ARMSTRONG, Com-py
Of TRUMAN HOOKER,
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pLACK LEAD OR PLUMBAG'

Persons knowing of deposits of this Tla5e ssr
will find 1t to their advantage to forward e'-1
pies of ore and particulars OF properly, 80 s.ort
20 State Street, Boston, Mass 2o'W7"
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DTCKEYE MOWER, NO. 2

Shrewsbury, Jsne Is, lSoo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
New YORK Nav .

New YORK. May %.
\ special to the Express says: The
president is reported as recalling Gen.
Banks on account OF cotton speculations,
and also as being very indignant at the con
duct of Cuban officials respecting the reb-
ell ram Stoncwall 4 dispatch has been
sent to Madrid upon the subject.
"Thc large rewards for tho capture OF
Booth and Harold al g to be distributed
at the discretion of the secretary of war
upon the completion of the trials.
The report of the special commission
sent cut to examine the charges againsr
Gen. Banks and Gen Hurlbut is said tc
be very damaging to their character as
officers and gentlemen. and fully JUST
fies the removal Of both.
Hon. John Conade, who has been Ia
king great interest in our prisoners, i.
here, and says that Secretary Stanton ha>
ordered transportation for all our ,-rison
crs remaining south.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
From Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS Nav

INDIANAPOLIS. May -.
About half past o'clock to-night, a
fire broke out in the immense pork-pack
ing establishment Of Kingan & Co, on the
river bank, west of the city The build
ing was entirely consumed, together with
larga amount of pork and lard. The
building alone cost 1925 600. The entire
loss will fall little short of Si00 coo; pref
" well covered b. insurance The origin
Of the FIRE is unknown
Col. Warner, commandant Of this post,
in view of the return during the next two
three, or four weeks. OF from 10000 to
$4,000 honorab!y discharged In:iana
troops, has taken prompt measures to in
sure their comfort, and 70 maintain the
quiet of the city while they are with us
Among other steps. he has already order
ed the closing of the saloons on Sundays
and is arranging his patrols to enforce tho
orders with regard to such establishment t.
on otter DAYS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
Negro Suffrage.

The Chicago Tribune and other cad
ing republican papers are taking ground
in favor of negro suffrage in the south
We have predicted all along that this
would be the next step taken by them in
the direction of negro equalityism. They
Justify denied having any such intention
a few months ago. but time has verified
the prediction. They will probably sue
coed in the south, and if so, why not in
the north ? Is there any reason why a
voter in South Carolina or Georgia should
be deprived of the elective franchise On
his removal to Indiana or Ohio? The
next step will be claim in behalf of uni
vcrsal suffrage for the negro in all the
states, and the reason assigned for it
viii be that he, having fought for, and
having helped save the country should be
permitted to assist in controlling it at the
ballot. box. The darkies are coming.
hurrah. hurrah, the abolition millennium
of miscegenation will then be near at hand.
TIE good time prayed for with such fer
yor and JUNCTION will then be here
AMI the abolit:onists can then revel TO
their hearts content in all the g!or;es of q
negro paradise.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
TIE .EeG. Davis E'arsy-Thc Kseb
CT Archives.
FORT MONROE. May %.

FORT MONROE, May %.
Since writing my dispatch yesterday il
has been definitely ascertaincd that jef
Davis and party are still on board the
steamer VIM. F. Clyde, anchored in
Hampton Roads. Col Pritchard has been
ava ting instructions from Washington
AS soon as Clyde arrived yesterday tclc-
gram was sent to Maj. Gen. Ilalleck, at
Richmond, announcing the arrival OF the
prisoners. For some reason Gen. ialleck
did not receive the di, patch till late in the
evening" when it was too dark to attempt
the passage of tic distractions Of the
James river; consequently Gen. Iialleck
did no; reach here unlil l. o'clock to day
It is supposed that the delay in making
the disposal of the rebel president and
others was occasioned by difference of
of this department
The prisoners now on board the steamer
comprise principally the following persons:
JEFF. Davis, Mrs. Davis, AMI four children,
"cr brother and sister, =. IL. Stephens,
who surrendered to our cava.Iy while at
his home near Atlanta, Ga, who is n ex>
tremely feeble health; G.. c. Clay and
wife; Gen. Wheeler and staff, aud Col.
johnson, besides many others of impor~
tancc but of lesser note.
Col. 3. B. Treat, of Gen. Schcfeld's
staff, arrived here ii late hour last eve
ming from Newbern, n c., in the steamer
Jno. Tracy, ria tie Chesapeake and Aber
marie canal, with about five tons of the
archives and clnenis pertaining to
the late southern confederacy, captured
few days since 10y portion Of our forces
az Charlotte, y. c. 1t will be remem-
bered that when Grncral Lees army evac
uatod Richmond, the rebel archives were
Immediately consigned to the flames. A
large portion of the documents, &C., relat>
ing to the proceedings of their congress
and government, however, were picked
up, and the most important sent to Char
lotte, n. C., for safe keeping, the rebels
little dreaming that, with all their deep
laid plots and secrets, they would so speed
lily fall into the hands Of our government.
The archives, &C., must possess the most
intense interest, and will prove the great
est trophies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
From IshlDg;On.
WASHINGTON. May /:

" ASHINGTON, May ~.
TX Coy. Aiken, of s. c., who was ar
rested few weeks ago, while in Charles
ton. by military authority, was allowed to
return to his home by order of the presi-
dent Gov. Aiken gave his parole 10 re
port once each week to the military au-
thorties in that city.
The North Carolina delegation Of un-
onists, headed by W w Holden, editor
of the Raleigh Standard, arrived here To
day, in obedience to the request Of Pres
dent Johnson. This afternoon they had
an interview of lrief duration with the
president. who welcomed these loyal clti-
zens of his native state in the most earnest
manner. They will remain here for some
time, and have full and free conference
IS to the best and most expeditions mode
of restoring North Carolina to her civil
relations with the government
] 1t IS understood here at jeff Davis
/ was brought to Fort Monroe Yesterday in
a gunboat from Savannah, and safely con
/ fined i'll one Of the casemates of that fort
rcss which has been properly fitted up for
his Imprisonment Tie was unaccompa.
MED by any of his family, or by any OF
his escort, save the rebel postmaster Gen
era! Reagan. The others captured with
him are supposed to be imprisoned else
where. So far rs can be learned. jeff
Davis will be tried before United States
Circuit court Mt Baltimore. chief Justice
Chase presiding, or before the Circuit
court at Richmond Itseems settled that
he will be tried for treason by the civi
authorities.
WASHINGTON, May Il. =
There is the best authority for saying
that Gen. Sherman never refused to obey
the summons Of the committee ON the con
duet of the war, and thai he never receiv
ed notice until Friday and will be examin,
cd Tomorrow. His official report, fully
explaining his arrangement with Gen
Johnston, has been on file in the war de-
partment some DAYS. We doubt not il
v ] soon be published, and upon this he
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

Oil PRosPEcTs-W learn that an en-
terprising firm from Chicago, one day last
week, leased a portion of the land belongs
ing to Mr.. Fife, in Polk Township, for the
purpose of boring for oil. There is nc
doubt of the fact that oil exists there,
but whether.in. sufficient quantities to make
it paying business, we Go not of course
know. 1t is now in hands that will spare
no pains to develope the oil if it exists in
paying quantities, and we shall soon know
whether Marshall is one of the oil region.
or not We understand there i. consid
CRADLE excitement over the matter in
tbs neIehborhood, and should the propri
etors strike Gle real estate will be largel,
enhanced i'll the locality.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

Tuesday forenoon, JEFF. Davis, with {
c. Clay and others of his party, were
transferred from the steamer in Hampton
reads to cells in Fortress Monroe. The
family of the rebel president remained OF
;hc vessel, and i; is expected that they
will be sent south. The parting of Davis
from his wife and children is said 20 have
been scene extremely affecting in its ma
turc. y Washington dispatch states that
there are strong indications that Davis
will be tried as an accessory to the murder
Of Mr. Lincoln.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
BATS AND CAPS

singing in price from IS cents toss. IS .s,..
BOYS Boots selling from 81 50 to 81. Man,
ne'Fy isoots from 50 10 So Mems winter ,b...
:! %. Childrens and Misses since, from % cen.
10 81 30
we shall be making constant addition. 70 On,
''"cN' anu by bnylng often can give our custom
SoodS much lower than those who have bo',
20 stocks before The decline in prices.
D"A buy 4 dollars worth until YOU have whit
'u me Low Price Store on The corner so.th OF
hc Edwards House.
~ N, IL, nee tefnrns MANY thanks TO the roo,ls
Ii marshall county for their former Patronage.
"lu Soiiclt' continuance of ,l.rif tsror. :, Ls
new firm. - "S
country Produce. Sq1re
Timber & Ties.
boue ht 1.-THE highest prices
RICE & BRO.
VI. IT. RICE.
WELCOME RICE. ,,npln,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The review of the army of the Potomac,
at Washington, on Tuesday, was one Of
the grandest military pageants of modern
times. the troops occupied nearly seven
hours in passing given point. TIL, re-
view of Gen. Sherman's army took place
yesterday
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

PRINCIPAL Office md Laboratory at the n E. cor
Ger Of SIXTH ami CUMMERCE Streets, Phila
delphia, where ali letters for advice or business
should De directed.
lie will be found there every SATURDAY,
professionally to examine lt1ss with the Respir-
ometrr, for which his fee is three dollars; all ad
vice free.
In New York at No. % BOND Street ever,
TUESDAY. from q 4. NJ . to 3. 7. NJ
At the MARLI ORO' III TEL, Boston, Jan
uarv | : ana ~. February Is and g. March l.
md lG, Apr 70 ana y, May Il and y, June ii
and ). Juiy - and %
The time for nv being in BALTIMORE and
PlrTSBu kG Will be sccn la the daily papers ci
those cities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The war east of the Mississippi is now
practically ended, and soon we hope to
hear the welcome intelligence that the
whole country is at peace. both at bone
and abroad.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The editor of the abolition ''organ grin
der" across the way don't seem to like the
junior editor Of this paper. We are sorry
that such an oracle Of magnanimlty. and
goodness should charge Us with expressing
no JOY over the capture Of Bootbepr jeff.
Davis. But the wiley editor says of us
that We tried to explain away" what VIC
said in reference to the assassination OF
Lincoln. Tho editor OF the "orgaD
grinder" simply lies. 1t was not at any
time necessary for us 10 make an explana-
alton, as our friends knew the particulars
and we deemed that suffi3cn The litor
and his v0taries had not the manhood To
ask the junior to make the explanation;
moreover if these advocates Of mob law
had done so. it would have afforded them
little comfort. As for the edito Of the
-"organ grinder" he il too much of an
adept at low vulgarity and scurrilous ab use
for us to follow in the promptings of his
animal nature; hence we beg to be excused
from further notice of the diabolical edit
.orials that may hereafter refer to the
Junior of the Democrat.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
MerC.iatstable Produce.
MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED

Invite my old customers to cslland c,omins
mystook and prices, and il theE suit, they will DO
sure and buy. have no blowine to do to Undue
you to purchase Of me. Honorable. strsightfor.
ward dealing and living proftand no hun.bus
my motto.
Those knowing the mselyesin arrearsars rcti
hedthat,heir dues are very much needed, and
! nopethey vii redeem thsirpromi:cf to payup.
! y.BROWNLtE T..
Y9G9itf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
Family Groceries

5inch we can and will sell shsar,
rhine fio Coffee So cents ner pound.
Brown Sugar from got rs cents per pound.
Coffee do SO to 33i, cent. Ter U..,.
1e"s, Spices, Straps. Rtce. ToJaeee.
a II kinds
hH'0ets' Ra'sins, h3iyo. &c.
we nave the largest stock of crockery ware
20 oe 'onni in Plymouth. comprising e,r, pi,s.
- maze tuil set, which We will ssll .slov a
my o'"er man. Also great variety
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(vI0AHr rTos-BHRG co.'s PATyNTYD--Ar
~ gfsa " reduced prices Sole agent sis.l. CRuVKEn
~ fgoa sa,. X. Orders pttms,ly essoulo-. :. MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

A sssoiis,s two Cheek. stolen from my house Che
%sehsnc SsnH 81 Nov for s and
s snr Pierce 60 on Central Bank W. Il aTH Gai for
IlE IT KNOWN THAT JOHN JOHNSON HAS WORKED
~ for INC Owe year.. at % CorsIsndt street snd hrs Al
cro s wS any one and on the morning h wa shos he
8, ;ss E the shooting without w v,sspon
CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
S. bs c Il Che Esossss q ass ssT IsS Ssss
that The rob. * Tss Books on real and
cac for The year 1856 boon delivered % me and Chat
sersoS can Ss mad. Ss.ssss Che hours Of H. and
assgssn 4 as rate Of s,s1 con, cal
vemSsr "''' '1 Jons MtaP9 SsseiseS s''
CR0ToS .AouEDUcT DEPARTMENT BUREAU or
- Water Rents. 0c.oe,r IA 1863 Unpaid Water RENTS
s..%sss q next 'wfSM IL k Is 81 as ED
NorIcE-A MEETING OF THE HAcKxEN's Pro.
s,Ssv sscss a. m e "s nc ss on on
sasse ss bs.,as. q Importance VIA be srsesssss ~
CPRcIAL NoTIcR.-ro THE MENBERs OF TIiE
- Musical Mutual Protective Union An adjourned meet,
s o. on Mon soaSsy "a &. Sss 81 No. "
TUE MEMBERS or ST TERESA ROMAN CATHOLIC
Society viii hold their regular monthly meet!ng at DO
WP. ny order o. g3sEPH fiiiIrY frssaeni. :
FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
"A keepcrs the elegant iicus.hod Furniture OF pr.
Pix and sh WI &c ss e ssss .cr
fec FOR cash. Magnificent fisnoorte three beautiful
wood and black walnut Paror suits covered in rich ucafci
and French Paricr Carpets Lace Onrans Mirors
&C. The nsss, o. "a
oss y suis purchasers
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOusEHOLD FIR
n nfturv for sale rscrnrc property family leaving the
cy ruscw?od pianoforte, Drawing Room Furniture
rors Chsndriers Rurcaus, "edsteads Wsrdrobcs Mat
rcsses kxtrn sion Table, Bunes, China Glas SIverwae,
&C. liswest "a near Oh ~.
! A SECOND HAND yL!xrToN MEDsrEAD.
N, ADDRESS BOX rs PUsr orYIcE. 4 y ~,
IyUKNnAN,s ruRNrTURE MOVING EsrAnLrsIl.
- Ioen, i5 wesilth near 9Th sv families moved. city
country Pianoforss furniture boxed shipped FURNITURE
stored. Money ioaned on In MIXTURE, Ac. IN siSgs f
L,uENIgLRE. CARrETS, BEDDING PARTOR AND
Hedrs suits, Extension Tables se al BIsNtlAf.i,
SCOTS 40 and 2lf Hudson atrco corner N
Ecan~i F~ynens token - tns<slussnis desrrk s,-1
Tnk LARGEST .,oo, o. I. n ,' n
cr,nr r,y.~yy, r.t. '8f q & ~ .
rAnIoS' cHAxSkss AND plxr>c noox FURNITURE.
- 800 80 20 .n NASvLooKisa eLAssxA
no sE toUsD IN THE WORLD rs AT -f
DE oRAAv 4 rAYLORs. 81 AND n rowERY,
,.S'f t AND . citays,,z STREET.
Ftf' - NEDu'fs Fl. Na #ffN EAN n NJ NH.4 Nla "a.
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lyon NEW ORLEANS DTREcT-wBDNEsDAY AND
y Saturday. fne Nes York Mail Steamship Company's
ss ,, NJ " N Quick eommAnder and ne
f%ss Fl AIM N t'ef, eounandtr. Saturday Oct. -
srs rnr aa 81 apris soJAMEs A. RxYEoi 10 Barclsy
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"A ERRrLIly ADyER rfsrNa BxrREss --S0e COO RDs
m and Circulars Distributed IN every ctsy and weekly
aynAem Will lie put tnsopefats"ss this wcek Ev-ry
ID broadway ruor III ~ MBRiiff.T. Aecnt
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:, THE FASHION COURsE--TR0rrIf0
Dexter and General Butler two mile heats 20 wagons.
On Friday October ~ the famous horses Dexter and en
era Butler ot their mile heat match 70 wagons for
v2O Their At mile heats very close and
exciting and believed that At two mile heats 70 wagons
die win b. witnessed. Buffers
tune two miles 70 wagons h The bsst on record
II. Vnoaru6 br & Dexter. ~ ~ q effs te
ID. Talnnn's bl. &. General Butler. tt- alsE4 tN
The win be VI O'Clock r. NJ Trains from Hunters
Point a. II 10 A. n, l30 r. ~ Especially and $50 r. M
.--..s...s... JOSEPH CRUCHER0N. Manager .
FASHION PLEASURE GRoUND.-rRorrING-o
II Monday. Oct 3 at two O'Clock r NJ Purse and stake
800 mile heats best three In five In harness. j. III
whitssn Dr. m May Queen; ID. Morgan names bl nj
Morgan; O. Pecore names ch m. Lady Peoore.
- ....----..s.. JOSEPH CROCHERON. Manager
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1,HK HORACE WATERS GRAND. SQUARE AND Up
J. right Pianos, Mciodeons Harmonious and Cabinet
0rEsns wholesale and retail, At reduced prices TO let
rent allowed " purchased Monthly payments received
the same second hand Pianos 90 70 e25 Factory
wareroouAs l8 Broadway. CASH paid fur seosud hand
Pianos. 4.a WA l-3 20 $50. eFas ID f%snf. :. +
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
benjamin Branson vs. jaime, n. Garter, ct ais.

TT APPEARING FROM TIN AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff in this cause that the defendant James 4.
Carter John W Goodwin Fish Miller, Louis and Lafayette
Jennings aed beyondh limits Of this State or SO alb.
scond or that the ordinary process
be served upon is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownlows whg notifying said
defendants appear the next term Of the Circuit Court for
Granger county Ruedge, the 4tb Monday OF August
1865 then plead demur to the suit and
demand the plaintiff the will be taken confessed
and proceeded with ex parts as to them
pf5t THOMAS LArH1M, Clerk