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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
IN OBEDIENCE 10 A DECREE OF

he ehAHcry court ;, MonosIy prenenneed ~ The M
sssca l via sell - thc kss; Si3sef at the e2a7t
hoass pos Aengonasry sist day Of July. s sss
tfett 81 land e PFepsrY q 4ese ktieeeF r9pteHhs
80 iFhS "a tie fst eva district 81 HctsaR esuniy sr
ths Crskei EeTF river, aainBE The ta % Cark
siReeyhsT Dshisi snecpheF EH otfs tFact e lard
prappFty 81 Clark ssinsYhsr euatainnias S
tyz tn Il, district II said county % he Creked York Of
kaasTT river adGaihg ts lands ef D. NJ. Kelly, Ssl kae-
Hooks eohtsniag loo inF Ia ith district te waters
cf esk crssk adjoining Tho lands u Elijah Han, BTsSfou
Lane ard ers also trsst The Had Of beebcT ATnes
eontaiuag i01 acre., ing Ia the tst civil district ~ aid
c9abfT - CUakna fot % EEss risnf aioniHE the
lAes % HealAan aud seNa3 iRaFarT and ehsrsi slso
fssBtysx fs tn e iuSa u WartbarE, Ia sid ss1etY e
ss lsnds II ffefsTssk " faFngSss q D. 8 = q ., ~, VI
81 Al 81 81 % % 81 e. e. g. A. s. ~ "a 1N lls End
te heipg tbs Ptafsgiy eacaRa - Ms stssf kssf,
end rfoynfiy said cTps foFteyy Fssle3 Alsa,
lots N kingston Eashe county Teuh 9h h1se
.he PFoEFty pAss q Whl and hdtsnisE ths
its Of h. h. Byrd, }vhh is ah3 ets 60 sats sad DC
and costs IL Of GsoTEg W, krith Teges1Ssa
mohhs fF& EXCEPT 10 pr erat ahrh II h. h paid In had
Ike resi8uB SECURED hoba aB3 security, With Interest
from date, and lien TrSaiaea tH PRAISES Saa tbs psr'
ehase na0sey Faid No fsteBptlpE on she PrrMisss
tsgf-i~ lOHS n, BRfEST. G. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
IN OBEDIENCE TO NINE DEGREES

q ale eAan1ets Montgomery, prepoHaosd a. ths
Nay 4 t2GE si sri She hahse deer IN
AontHsf 9e ~ sst day q @lE ReEt tract u aaa
s 81 ie iyia ia Tn "a civil district % aorFaB saRty,
she Fiat faTk 81 EmFrK river, beth ss OF the main
Ysa msa q gbmcry kn0Nu the iHlan Paw
adjoining The Lands % Wm Curd, O. II Eii ahd oFsi
eT tracts u iaRd th property a JseBi Sss3sr,
18th tha 80 cF district 81 sad guts tc waters
Ceastca Fork n Emery dsgr. ka9En tbs ElEa
birth naneaH t73 The 4enrSkeb
AZ oTeksA and Beach ks - EeEss aonihE the tseds 81
Jses o Langley ard tho heirs 81 leases hFsl sud olhrF
saes % road 6 miles ssst Of MauisoAarys
soasaainz Hiar The lands 81 James o. Jones,
Martin Asfton md gth9I ss tE laea which = D. esAse1
fsefy resided te s4tg SAID dsetees aud costs ~ sSoF
W Keith Wa FnaaHsr, Lewis H. hotisf ADD Clara siins
efphAr Davis TsrBse}sH mPhths credit, Fss'Ft ln
ref Which y paid ir haRdte Tcdas 10 ~ secured
b tend With shtcfst aa date. and h retained On the
premise t tn pHrchass Ia0usy 4 paid Ne TeasnPuea on
ihr rgsnai.x iaslAw John II BRENT, G. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
IN OBEDIENCE TO 4 DECREE OF

thn hahs4fy court AZ hahgOsry ruDdenasa al tbs Mas
sussia tsTa 1855 win sell 70 the bdder tie pre-
ssss day Of DAILY, Tract 81 laAd 81 he
pFep<fty Of joel frsiL Containing 800 aeFea ng ~ he th
siV dTio. o. scott comfy Dms,epe sTses aa9inE he
hpas % WILEY Dunean sdsn frfls asa Others also,
act hs lsE4 81 gahH TEpis lying N ths S eva dtte
q SAID county bgsoRs eERsk Rapng the ianda 81 joel
fTipls Nsy DsneAa and bsRg the aaas or WhSh
d aver 81 asRsSn A. Davis Aia Atssa aAd oheFs Terms
seyep msnhs credit except ~ cecil which Is 20 b pad 10
srsst sssn dats and Hen retained DE premises Until The
purchase monsy IL paid. No redemption % The premises
jeai.lw JOHN n. HRiENT, Q. ~
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HnusE Ann LnT POR sALE.

ITUATED on Church between State and Water streets
Eo-at present. occupied by NJ cooFer e agSl.lnE
O. 81 AeGHEk,
GsnnaissisneyS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF

ehanccry Mon EulsTy. pronounced AZ thH Nay
kpsai tern, ls si ell 20 tks highest hieTt on The FTs-
aass c 2s;h DAY q July, s tAst - sHd -
u Wa n ksmAn, cgatahihE 40 AcFGs yfHE
tB tbs "A sly srgt II se cousty ndudng ths sAssii
Fat fSsk and joining tho lands ~ Asn Reed and ohers
ktsa, infs a. ts 81 unntsFe knoSn a. Nos
IS aad II Sss other t lands q sssc y eFiceA,
eentais - iynF HI - ciV darct o. sid
ly II Eca adieninF she ag9 q r hsifs 81 afRe 9hon-
4 ard others also three tgNB lots N huntsFt kA9s As
lots - and satisfy said dEFve ard ccstS, 10 aver
81 Lewis H. MgssF. Tesssesva maBths ofvt except 10
tF eent Nhh he paid Ia handhe residue % b. secured
~ bond With fufsfst date aud la retained tbs
tfssss pufchRss h pniS, Ne redemption %
IN premi.ss ial-fs JOHN a. BRfENF, o. & a..
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LANDS FOR sALR.

YING betssss sesoBd and Third Creek ga either e
IL q che public Fesa ranutns west, ssa ID l9l, 60 sas
c. 81 Ao8nEE,
maysl-tf comHdssioners-
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J. W. 4 ". r. PATTERSON all ceatipHe The buzz.
nsss uasler the mems and slyig u
,ssSsi-tf Nv. PATTERSON 4 co.
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TnwN I.nrs FnR aALR

BUILDING LOTS ip whites addition y Knoxville
ID Lets wk6 situsled of manufacturing sites serend
5foxk aEosdng desirable citations fer Tan af brew
.tfrs Hyiek Ysris q j y. CoHAs,
49, C. ~ MoaHEE,
saas94-ff Commissioners
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nTsGnLuTIoN.

ys1HE c0PARTNEsIIP HERETOFORE gxlsiIEt
uador the style ofJ W Peterson Co., Il this d.
iissuivsd by mutual cgnseat ....s.....
i.R. PATTERSON,
w. h PATrEHEoS,
EaaS.li.. Nav e. d. TP. ELLIS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
IN OBEDIENCE 10 A DECREE OF

- The ehahCsfy eoHrt ~ pfcneunee ~ ne ma
FpeeiAi teF, ts viii se ne highest Aaer ~ TIE soSt
hcse desr q AeaSoass OF he sls DAY q las l ses
tFa4 u sea ~ property - william Care ns ~ ta sth
els lsftef u Aossh osniy, tt fist lgsk ~ Euty
river, esae tie iaHa ma Gard hsagh q Ns ssapf
saBHei HAt 6sifE ana oter eos other traet q laid e. The
Pfoltty Of Jsnes Eeiy deesss yias 10 the n r assftt
sa eeuhiy ~ niles ~ a0Rtgenisy, beth ases Of
tie sta tnsd, sad The pae q hoscb feTk q ksafty
river, The psees % which = n Kelly agS resides
sns 81 Lewis Faifebid Martin Nsitos Jesse Brasil sud
ers V satisfy said aeFvs snd costs Ia farof 81 aabeh
paVts fsftas-SsYeu HButia credit, except 10 eaat
With 3. Be pAia IA hAndthe residue + b sursd y tna
and sssaTts, villa Interest ke dat, ena en islhea %
pFvmisss anti rfehae aeusz h part Nc FsasBp
ti0a en- hs premises, BsslaS tNo. II. BhiENTs Q, 3 ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05

A. B., Clerk Of The Goanly Court Of
ala e20ny d. hereby certify that prof under oath
1as been usde 6ef1re ns, that c. D. falls
~lstn ne Provisions n section l. Of an act entitled
An act g. limit the eisetivs fFaucbsn1 nsFssa Jpne
IN, le75, aAd h thsFef1rs qualified voter n said
c91niy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
[N OBEDIENCE 20 TWo pEeRE,Rl

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Aauss dneT 10 Montgomery d. f day S 1nFs t
fats 81 land ~ tka pfppeF7y 81 David aaa AsFsa Oh
RATA ynx the eYl district sf Morgan csabtY che
dsidak wRier ef Bone eaaP aga Rack erk HHa figsse
hfaasa e5oianR hs lands q " Ssgi the heifs ~ D.
sagieS Aa3 eias aha ag che lspdA which said Citrate
fefaeiy ras 90 satisfy said deserves sna snsts one g ssssf
81 Miasa satsasr the 0tif " ay0f ~ Leis u Aesnr4
Terms svsn months credit except 10 PER cent, Which 10
D. PAID IN kaHe residue - he SEVERED ~ n3 ard sea
Fs, With steEest fas ats, aad is EesanRt therFe
Hisee aaW Chr FsTfhsso npnsy y paid &c fednmgtcn 90
TIE premises. tf1I4sw JOHN y. bklESf, Q. sA.
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DC

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setal teft U.s.. VII ell A the hsas ieos Mont
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teetAs tsf lahas ~ Allies Hsaesgn cal eshgst zis
Which teFs e tan fAra tfefiy cesap hY y 3 tsasen
asniss tbs town = 1pssoaefs, 9eee y. keltk shd o.
e. hfnhsfa else The enssstraih Interest n tfhct o. lss
ls9s g " ~ sFt d.s1 9 ale eosaiy eeiaiss ny iena
eeaaplsi b tohn ss9s m bis iis llusi ss alt the n.
tsf.et ~ The kmsfs sEing AMI AsngAeiunsg CaBaes,
BbiF Neff ase 3tefsd leetF fttfff Nhst
gss ths issfs RaesPstht adlesaiqg 10 iaRds q W
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Death Of Isaac Funk

Every body will remember the sturdy
old patriot Of the Illinois Legislature who,
in 1853. when copperheads had become
very apesky, got up and denounced them
in . strain of rugged elequence that told
how honest and earnest he was, and that
there was something Of the old Roman
in the old man. The following is an ex-
tract Of his speech:
II can cit here no longer and not tell
these traitors what think Of them.
And while SO telling them, am respon-
silbe. myself, for what I say. [ stand
on my own bottom. lam ready to meet
any man on this floor in any manner.
from pins point to the mouth OF a can
non. upon his charge against these trail
tors Tremendous applause from the
galleries, am an old man Of sixty FIVE;
came to Illinois poor boy; | have made
little money for myself and family.
pay three thousand a year in taxes. |
am willing to pay six thousand, aye
twelve thousand. great cheering. the old
gentleman striksing the desk with blow
that would knock down bullock. and
causing the inkstand to fly in the air,
aye l am willing to pay my whole fortune,
and then give my life to save my country
from these traitors that are seeking to
destrop it. Tremendous applause
which tho Speaker could not CONTROL
We are sorry to say the old man, Isaac
Funk by name, died at his residence in
Bloomington. January 90. He died at
the age of sixty seven, having lived forty
years in the neighborhood Of Blooming
ton.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
UPPER sANDusK Y, O.
Robbery In Stark County

A daring robbery which had quite ro-
mautic connections was committed in
Canton last Saturday, early in the morn
ing. The Republican says man enter
cd the house of Mrs. Haslett having
turned with = pair Of twsesers the Key in
the front door, stole in the bed room Of
Mrs. H. and daughter, and was just about
to appropriate the gold watch Ofthe lat
ter, when shs awoke and protested. He
deliberately picked up the treasure and
starte down stairs, followed by the hero
inc, who saw the gate close after the man
as she reached the door. She aroused
neighbers. Sheriff Chance sent men in
pursuit. and the man was found in Mas
sillon, brought to and lodged in the Can
ton Jail. On Tuesday the prisoner was
brought before Justice Clark, Identified by
Mrs. Haxlett as the man seen in the moon
shine, and bound over in the sum of $500
for his appearances at the next term of
court
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Horrible Triple Murder

On Mondy nigh: last, a young msn
named Frank Bivins, aged es years, at
Woodstock Michigan, murdered his
father, mother, sod young wife, by shoot
ing them with a revolver. After com
mitting the act. he set FIRE to the house,
which was entirely consumed, and the
remains of the murdered persons partly
consumed. Bivins was arrested at Graf
ton in this State, and has made full
confession Of his guilt. He gives as a
reason for the act, that he had made a
marriage engagement with young Indy
At Grafton aud wanted his wife out of til
way that there might be no impediment
to the marriage, and that he murderdd his
father and mother that he might come in
possession of their property thereby be
embed to maintain his new wife. The
prisoner appears to be OF sound mind
and perfectly Indifferent as to his fate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Suggestions on Typhoid Fever.

The great object Of all classes of Physicians
is to 90 assist nature TO overcome the disease
and establish health. These methods Of assist.
ing nature, vary with the different classes, &C
eordiag tOtheir understanding Of disease. The
Allopathists claim that Supervision is the only
method ofovercoming disease. By this term
1t t~ mesnt, the substituting new disease for
the one already existing. thus overcoming the
old disease, then leaving nature to effect the Il
nal cure. Among the agents used for this pur-
pose are mentioned, calomel. arsenic blisters
the various narcotics which they style their
'moet efficient remedies" as acting by "Super.
session"-being given for the single purpose Of
establishing their ewn morbid impressions"
The Homeopathists claim that, the spiritual
ssenee. the vital force. produces the disesse
Hence they claim that the agent which produ-
ses acertsin elass Of symptoms in healthy per.
son, will cure the same symptoms in sick per
son. The Chrome Thermalists elsim disease "a
ees desangemsnt Oft siectrical conditions oi
the brain. through it, Of thu other Organs; hence
they claim that agents have aaplieity Of se.
tion, according 70 the electrical conditions Of
the brain.
All those classes Of Physicians believe that
shf usa. y:rainat posns are the most sfisien.
ssEuedi"s. sui administer them accordingly
They, TOO slsin that irritation, fever and iufla,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Quotas for the fifth District.

Below we give the quotas of the Sub
districts OF the fifth District as assigned
under the call for soc 600 men.
enl,stmenss made since the issue of that
call. in December, are yet TO be credited.
and will reduce the quotas of whatever
sub. districa have secured such enlist
ments. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

NOTICE
-vxuR p,der.irued hss hesp daiy spp0inted I'd nins
frafos of the Estate OF James BoSlby, dsceMed,-
All persons Indebted TO the kstste. are requested 10
Il make immediate payne NJ and those having claim
AGAINST the same viii present them, IL suihentieated
TO the undersigned for AowarCe
JAMES B0wt.BY, Sr., AdIn'r,
Carey, Feb. I5-3w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

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cid Things Become New,

The undersigned would BEG leave to in
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kind, u that be has lately returned from the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate o. I'm. f. Roberts late Of
jackson township, Columbia County
deceased.
7 ETTERS Of administrator on The es-
Atate of William +. Roberts, late OF
Jackson rwp., Col umbi tsitty Ceeoistd,
have beeen granted by he Register Of Co
lumbia county TO Abraham Young. Of
Benton township, said county. All persons
having claims against The estate OF the de-
cedeGt are requested TO present them to
the administrator tor settlement, and those
indebted 10 the es ale are required 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned forthwith
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Adm'r.
Benton twp, Nov. 9. 1s64-6w. So.
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