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BURLISCToN, n. j. Noroh =. 1865.

| man.
BURLINGTON, n. j. Noroh : 1865.
Words are inadequate to express my feelings when
| received your letter. several DAYS since and read
the account of the death Of my sister. | thourbt
she was entirely out of danger, and fondly hoped
| that we would all meet around the fresidc at some
future day but that cherished hope is now dssolv-
ed. When we again meet around the familv altar,
there will be one vacant chair and one less beloved
! form than when | was there last. But rs you say.
she has made happy exchange exchanged the
cares and tolls Of this world for all the glories of
Heaven.
Uncle, know that what can not be prevented
must be endured, and as it was the will of Proyi-
dence that sister should be taken from u.s. submit
to His decree for know that He does all things for
the best, though it is hard to give up sister who
was blended with all the pleasures of my after life
As you advise me, will not grieye for her so as to
interfere with my studies, but there is an aching
void in my heart, which time only can ILL.,
As sit here this pleasant Sunday afternoon. |
think hear her gentle voice as she used to sing and
play around the house. but it is only memories fleet
ing dream, which brings to mind all the happy re-
miniscencs of my childhood, and the many pleasant
incidents which occurred before this war ruined our
once beautiful country. These incidents, like the
gildcd edge Of n storm-cloud, hang upon the mar
gin of our memory, and like oil poured upon the
troubled waters, soOtb the distressed and agitated
mind
Billy John Caldwell, and PARROT went to Wash
nston last Thursday to witness the Inauguration of
President Lincoln. They got back this morning.
were well pleased with their trip Uncle John
Beyins, Messrs. Netherand and Branncr are still
at Washington. They expect to come to this place
before returning TO East Tennessee.
The boys are well, and doing finely. Home-sick.
ness was prevalent among them at first, but that
like other things, is passed The only complaint
they make is that they do not receive letter.
am very well pleased, both with the place and
my teacher He is a very nice gentleman He
presdes us with all the care and tenderness of
a father. When he heard Of the death of my sister
he came to me and talked rs tenderly as a father
would. Tell father to write me long letter, and
not to grieve for dear sister Kate, for brothers
heart beat as fondly for his sister ms fathers did
for his daughter, and will try and stop the flow Of
sorrow.
Give my love to aunt Alley, Ida and TOncy, ac-
cept much for yourself and write soon to your af-
feationate nephew, II. q. KYLE.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of d writ Of Venditioni Eyponas, issued
from the office of the Clerk of the District Court of be
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee ON
tue ',h u9y OF March, 1859, to me directed, will OK
pose to public sale, for cash in hand ON the sth av nj
May 1861 or succeeding days, in the town Of Loudon
Tenn Two Lots of Land, as the property of p T. Car,
ter and D. r. Wear and all their ght and title thereto
Tor the term of their natural lives which said lots of land
are situated in said town of Loudon and county of Roane
adjoining the lots of A. Boco Caldwell and others the
Blars ferry road and Water street. one dot is bounded
by Water street and Tennessee river condemned rs for
ieited to the United States by decree of said Court at
ths November term, 1864.
b. MCDANIEL,
4. s. Wrrshak. Dist r. T,,,
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MARRIED.

On the 4th nst by Rev. Samuel Sawyer, Mr. j. L. COOPER
and Mis-, NANCY HUDlBuRG, all Of Knoxville.
On the 18Th inst at the Franklin House by Rev John A.
Bowman, Hospital ChapaR.,LtS s. 4 AZ tfsaIy kRH.W
and Miss FLORA MINER, Of Knoxville. ~
e Wedding was graced by brilliant corege Of Military
omGeIs ana ladies' among whom Brgader General Ton
and lady, hurgcon Josiah Curtis L. s. w. Medical Director
Mpo tray OF the ls L. 5. A.C. Heavy Artillery Captain
Dean Adutant General to General Tson and CAPTAIN Collins
Of the LIST s. &C Heavy Artillery. The beautiful bride wa,
gwen away by General Tlsen. "Mne hosn of the Franklin
House, dd the honors OF the house admirably and served IN
nGous breakfast for the party after which the happy couple
started on the cars for wedding tour North.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue Of Writ If Vehdiiioni Exponas. issued
from the Office Of the CLERK Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee on
the 18th day Of March, 1865, to directed will expose
to public sale for cash in hand the goth day Of Aor
1861 succeeding days, at the Court House door in
Knoxville, Tenn One Tract IT Land the property If
Reuben Mastin, and all his right aud title thereto Tor the
term Of his natural life, which said tract Of land is stu
ated in McNinn county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
Joel Trplctt and T. Melton. condemned ~ forfeited 10
the United States by decree II said Court ut the No
yernhcr term, lsGi u. MCDANIEL,
=. \. Wo,.LaI Dis, D. Tom.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of an Execution, issued from the office of
the Clork Of the Circuit Court oc tc Uultc states for
the Eastern District OF Tennessee, the 9Th day Of
March, 1865, to directed will expose to public sale
for cash 10 hand at the Court House door in Knoxville
Tenn on the 10th day of April 1863 Six Town Lots in
the town Of Calhoun, McMinn county. Tenn. bounded
west by the East Tennessee Georgia Railroad and south
by the Hiwassoc river; also, two Town Lots in the
said town, adjoining the lots Of Caldwell and billiard
levied the property of u. +. Martin to satisfy
judgement of .ad Court at November term 1861 in IA
yor Of Alexis, Bragg Warren, against the said b. F.
Martin. JAMES II. PICKLE,
U,,,fg I. s. Urr.boI NJ, a. r..
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Vendoni Exponas, issued
from the officer o the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee ON
the Sth day Of March 1862 to me directed will expose
to public sale for cash in hand the st day of May
1858, or succeeding days, ut the Court House door in
Knoxville Tenn, One Lot Of Land, the property Of
j. c. Anderson, and all his right and title thereto for
the term of his natural life, which said lot of land is
situated in Iyncown, Hamilton county Tenn, doining
the lots Of W. L, Evans r. l., Gamblo and George Ju-
liam condemned forfeited to the United States by
decree Of said Court at the November term, 1864,
Is, MCDANIEL,
q. =, Mrshdi, Dist. Z. Tenn
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BY virtue of writ of Vcnditioni EXponas, issued
from the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee,
the 9th day of March 1868, to me directed | will ex-
pose to public sale for cash in hand, the Sth day of
May, 1868, in the town of Loudon Tenn, One Lot of
Land as the property Of Pho Sheperd and Hiram Bo-
CART and all their right and title thereto for tae term ol
their natural lives which said lot of land is situated in
said town of Loudon and county of Roane, bounded by
the lands Of Hiram Bogart by Water street. the TenneS
see river and by Sticky creek, condemned forfeited to
the United States by decree of said Court at the Noyem
her term, 1864.
b. MCDANIEL,
T. A. Marshall Dist T.. Tenn.
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LAND SALE

~ virtue Of Writ Of Nenditioni ESponas, issued
from the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee on
the sth day of March, 1862 to me directed, will eN
poe to public sale for cash in hand the Sth day of
May, 1865, succeeding days. in the town of Loulon
Tenn. One lot Of Land, the property Of David r..
Wear and all his right and title thereto for the term of
his natural life which said lot Of land is situated in said
town Of Loudon and county If Roane bounded on the
west by the public square, south by Church street, cas-,
by the lot Of j. j. Harris and west bv the lot of John
Blair containing about one acre condemned as fre;tcJ
to the Unitel States by decree said Court at the No
venber term, 1861
H. McDANNFI
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Respectfully your, &c.
Government Claim O0lce.

Claims for horses and equipage lost in service col
lected; Informal Vouchers collected claims for pro-
perty taken by the United States troops collected
whether receipts have been given or not; Ordnance
Quortermasters and Commissary's returns made
out Stoppage Of pay removed; Certificates of non
Indebtedness obtained for officers from all the De-
portments in Washington city, by LEARY IL Nc
HERMAN. Office on Gay street, over Rayls Book
store, KnOXYille Tenn
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of Writ of Vcndition Exponas, issued
from the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee ON
the 9TH day of March, 1885, me directed will EXPOSE
to public sale for cash in hand the sth day Of Nav
1860 or succeeding days, in the town of Loudon Tenn
One Lot Of Land the property of John o. Sullivan
and all his right and title thereto for the term of his ma
ual life which said lot of land situated in said town
OF Loudon county of Roanc bounded by the lot of VIM
VI. Alexander On the east and the lot Of VIM Bowman ON
the west condemned forfeited to the United States by
decree Of said Court at the November term 1854
u. MCDANIEL,
- A. NdrshaL Die, E. Tam.
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LAND SALE,

ny virtue Of Writ Of Ncnditioni Exponas issued
from the Office Of tho Clerk Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tcnnessoa on
the sth day Of March 1865, To me directed, will ex.
pose to public sale, for cash in hand the lst day of
May, 1862 or succeeding days At the Court House door
in Knoxville, Tenn, ono lot Of Land the property
D. s. Tyncr and all his right aud title thereto for tho
torn Of biz natural lc which said tract Of land Is sit
uued in Hamilton county ronn In place called Tyncr,
adjoining the losor W Evans, r. n, Warwe and others,
condemned forfeited to the United States by decree Of
said Court at tho November term, 1864.
h. MCDANIEL,
a. s. Wurshai Dict, T.. Tenn.
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LAND SALE.

ny ,iruc Of Writ Of Vondtoni Expona.; issued
from tho unce Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
United State. for The Eastern District of Tennessee ON
the 18Th day Of March 1865, to directed will expose
to public sale for cash in hand, on tho ls day Of May
ls6b, or succeedng days ut tho Court House door In
Knoxville Tenn, ono Tract Of Land, as tho property Of
Jos, NJ Anderson aud a his right and tito thereto for
the term f his NATURAL lie which said tract Of land IL
situated in the county of McMnn, and State aforesaid
adjoining the lands Of WIN, Knox aud David Knox
dcmncd rs forfeited to the United States by decree Of
said Court nj the November om ls6i-
Il, MCDANIEL,
T. A. Unrsb1L Dist h. Tenn,
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Nenditioni Exponas, issued
from the office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee on
the 18th day of March, 1861 to directed will expose
public sale for cash in hand, at the Court House door
in Knoxville, ON tho LIST day Of May 1868, or succeed
ing days, One lot Of Land, the property Of j. d.
Smith and all his right and title thereto for the OF
his natural life, which sad tract Of land is situated in
Bradley county, Tenn in the town Of Charleston, adj
joining the lot Of s. S artt and Others condemned
forfeited the United States by decree of said Court
at the November term, 1864,
. b. MCDANIEL
I. s. Marshui, Dist h. Tenn.
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Knoxville, Tenn, March 20, 1865,

U.s. HUBBARD, Of Now Haven, Connecticut Is
our regularly appointed agent TO receive suMcrlp-
tisns for our paper in that State.
The VINO can be had every week At the News
Depot Of r. II, Singleton Post Office Building,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Sheriffs Sale of Town Property.
)N WRITE or VpNn,r,,>,, E,,no.

directed to me Sheriff Of Knox county, in the case OF
Mm o. brownow vs. Robert u. Reynolds, VIM II sneed and
John H. CROKER will expose to public sae to the highest hi L.
der Tor cash, at the Court House door Knoxville on Monday
me M day Of May 1865 One Lot Of Land in the city Of KNOX
vile, being the lot OF ground conveyed by H. A. NJ White to
VIM H. sneed by deed dated the 4th day Janu,y 1860
fronting thrtyhyc feet and eight inches or less, on Cav
street, and lying south OF the Lamar House City Hotel and
between said City Hotel and the house formerly occupied
by Bearden Son Co.. and running to the line of the
Hotel property Said property will be sold to satisfy judg
men recovered by WIN. g. Brownlow agans, Robert h Rev
nods, VIM. II. Snced and John H. Crozer.
n20.4w pf6 NJ u REARDFN Sborig
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BY virtue Of writ Of Ncnditi,ni Exponas issued
from the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee ON
the 9TH day of March, 1865, 10 directed will cx
pose TO public SALE for cash in hand on the sh dav of
May 1868 or succeeding days in the town of Loudop
Tenn, One Lot of Land, the property of Alex McIn.
turf and all his right and title thereto for the term of his
natural life, which said lot of land contains about one
ha acre situated IN said town of Loudon and county of
Roanc, bounded by the lots Howard Henry, and the
north by Church street. condemned as forfeited TO the
United States by decree Of sad Court at the November
term, 1864.
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h. MCDANIEL,
y tfgr.L,1 ma D r.
NOTICE.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE

UbEUTENUE To a DECREE MADE
az Tie March term, 1863 Of the County Knox coun.
w ~ NE case OF John VI Kirby Francis Kirby and others vs.
samuel and others will sell to the highest bidder
we Court House door In Knoxville the 18th day Of Apr
1888 small Tract Of Land In the 18th civil district Knox
county adjoining the lands Of Lewis Anderson and others on
credit Of N months the purchaser giving bond approved
payment NJ The purchase money.
mY'ds WIN. SWAN, y. C7,rE.
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Repairing the Railroad.

The work Of repairing the Railroad east Of thi,
goes brayely on tls construction train having
reached Bulls Gap. Our people are delighted with
the prospects and hail the return If better days with
iov unspnakablc
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The Treasury Agency.

The office Of the Treasury Agency hero, COM
monty called the Custom House, will open for bust
ness at O'Clock in the morning and close a, 3
O'Clock In the evening. Those having bushes. ,boro
must call within these H6, hours, a. notbipg will no
done before or after business hours.
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Trade Regulations.

Tho following circular from Hon, r. &, Callioot
Supervising Agent for tho First United States Trcas
ury Agency, h In good time for tho introduction Of
trade into Upper Fast Tennessee, His Agency Is
over al Spocial Assistant Agencies, and Is the high
est authority hcing equal to the Department nj
Washington. All sales. transfers, assignments, and
spcculatous In Trade Store Authorities arc prohib,
hed, This Il good blow, and II Is aimed in the
right direction No person shall be interested in
more than one store and no person shall tako ont -
permit for moro than $4,000 por month, These
Rules and Regulations will be strictly carried ont in
this District Of the First Agency
CIRCULAR No, .,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT !
First Special Agency
NoIr3ic Tr,mr March ron, 1861
Every authority for a supply store heretofore is
issuod.n this Agency will be revoked unless store
in accordance Herewith Is opened within twenty
days from the date Of this circular. Every author
ty hereafter issued shall become void and Of no cf-
feet if Il store is not opened in pursuance thereof
within twenty days from It's date
ii, The sale transfer, or assignment Of n supply
store authority or certificate Is strictly prohibited,
and will be deemed sufficient cause for the revoca-
ton of the authority,
III Assistant Special Agents will exercise the
most rigid scrutiny TO prevent the transportation OF
supplies by any person in excess Of the monthly
amount specified IN his authority, and strictly en-
force the provision Of Regulation w. Series of July
30 1864 that No person shall be interested in more
than one store, Certificates for supplies issued to
any person keeping supply store shall not exceed
the amount which he is authorized to transport for
the current month,
". In case of violation Of amy regulation or To-
cal rule by any person authorized TO sell supplies
his store shall be Immediately closed by the Assis-
tunt Special Agent Of the District or Local Special
Agent Of the place and full statement Of the facts
shall be promptly reported to the Supervising Spc-
cisl Agent for such action rs he may direct.
T. c, CAIIICoT
Supervising Special Agent First Special Agency.
BY d. J MANLY
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DIED.

In ths city on the 28l inst, after long painful Illness
MRS ELIZABETH lASklNs, in the 77th year Of her age
follow them" 49, ~ W.
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A Good Letter.

The following letter from an East Tennessee
schooboy in reference to the death of his little sis
ter would do honor to the head and heart of grown
man:
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TAX e. GOD " q TT T. E !.

AS ain now in New York to buy up all tbs
bargains, I have succeeded thus Tar that
can sell you the following goods
Good Calico, at 80 cts. per yard
Very best Merimack Print, at IS cts. per I'd
The best Pacific Delaines, at IS cts. per I'D.
Cotton vide for 81 cts. per yard H.
Cotton, A wide, for 81 cts. per yard.
All Wool Flannels, at cost price, and ali
goods in propor1ion @ #..,.-..,
I am now de, er1nined to sell goods without
regard Of cost This is no humbug, and /
viii ask my customers and the public IN gen
eral to give me a cali and convince them sel7e5
For your own pocket, sake call7early AUG
take your choice. . Qa
| have marked the goods out in plain figures
for everybody to see them, 50 there is nc
receptions at HKNR4 SCH w A RAo,
ian Diff 1872, King street.
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ATTENTION /!
Il q L d I s d q " n!

And 50 are BOOTS AND SHOES. We
shall to-day commence selling our large and
we'll selected stock Of LADIES, MISSES. and
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at Is per cent. less
than last weeks prices.
Ladies wishing to buy good and cheap
GOODS had better call early and secure bar
gains at No. 100 King ST., at James q. De-
vaughn's Furniture Store, and opposite the
Provost Marshal's Office.
m@~GENTS BOOTS from 81. upwards
Calland see for yourself jan slim
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NEWS BY TO-DEY's MAIL.

/ A hearing of the case OF Miss Harris, for
the killing of Mr. Burroughs in Washington,
has been waived by the eminent counsel who
are reported to have proffered their services to
her and that the case will not probably be the
subject Of legal action before the March term
of court Miss H. now rciterates her declara
ton that no improper intimacy had existed be-
ed him because she was driven to desJ eration
by Lis refusal TO marry her according to his
promise.
There has been great excitement in Phila
del phia tor some time past as to whether ne
groes should or should not be permitted to ride
in the city passenger cars, and public meetings
have been held on the subject. The managers
of the different railroad companies finally De,
termined tosput the thing to vote Of those
using the cars, and OF Monday..the experiment
commenced.
Gen Singleton has, it is said, returned to
Washington from Richmond, and reports &C.
cording to the N. Y. News as follows: 'The
Southern people remain firm in their determi
nation to resist subjugation The leaders are
not averse to negotiation, provided it is not
based on degrading conditions They will meet
us on equal terms but not otherwise.
1t is understood that Mr. Weisenfeld, of
Baltimore, tried for selling goods to blockade.
runners, &C.. has been sent for imprisonment
at the North also that Mr.. Weeden, clerk of
Hamilton Easter & Co., of Baltimore has been
sent North for imprisonment.
Advices from San Salvador to the 18th re
port that the Government had set at liberty
the Copfederates John Bradshaw and Thos
Reynolds, arrested ia connection with others iii
the possession of one OF the California steam
ers. The tribunal decided that they had no
right to inaict punishment.
From Richmond papers, Of the Goth INST,
we learn that the Confederate House of Rep
resentatives was engaged in the consideration
of the Senate bill to put into the army 10000
slaves to be employed in mental service. 1t
was believed that the bill would he promptly
passed.
The health Of MOTOR General John E. Wool,
Z. s: A. (retired, is said to be fast falling
This officer is now far advanced in years, and
keeps we'll to his official reside Ice in Troy,
spending most Of bis time in retirement, in the
preparation of his memoirs.
The bonds stolen from the Meadsville, Pa
bank have all been recovered and the thief
arrested. 4sagraal
The Military Commission, Gen. Doubleday,
President, recently sitting in Washington has
been dissolved. zo--5 ~
Mrs. Foote, wife of Ex Senator Foote, has
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COURSE OF LECTURES.

A COURSE OF LECTURES.
=. course Of lectures three in number, will
be delivered at III
! LIBERTY HALL,
during the coming and succeeding two weeks.
The first OF the course will be delivered on
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. .
BY the
REV Dr. s. Fl cox, Of New York.
Subject -''English Poetry, with Ex-
plantations and 1seci1atiOMs.''
Second lecture by
REV. j. McGENDKY REILLY,
Of Baltimore. =1sl
: Subject: -''our Age, country and
Bible. -
bird lecture by
z HON. JAS. K DOOLITTLE
Senator III The e. s. Senate from the State OF
Wisconsin.
Subject to be announced hereafter
Tickets for single lecture so cents, for the
course 81, to tie had at Mr.. Bell bookstore,
the State Journal Office, Mr.. Eutwiale's and
Mr. French's Book Stores, and at the door.
Proceeds TO be app led to the benefit Of Christ
Church. @4
Doors open vt ! q clock Lecture to com
mence at O clock. Jan ~ Il