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mo. 266.l
United States of America-District of East
Tennessee

w HEREAS, An information was filed in the
w District Court of the United States for the Dis
trct Of East Tennessee at Knoxville on the ih dav
Of April, 1865, by c. w. Hall, ESQ., Attorney of the
United States for said District, on behalf of the
United States of America, against the following
notes. accounts and receipts to-wit one note against
Albert Collman for S22 40, one note John NJ Cox
for 500 80, one on j. w. Bonner $ll 20, one on
Thomas higgins S32 81, one oh Almon Quinn and
James Lillurd S8l, one on David Bennett So A. one
r. S. and S. Il, Baldwin Sl2 IA, one on Stephen
Baldwin So so, one on S. r. Baldwin $27 81, one
on S. r. Baldwin $50 GO, one on S. r. Baldwin sl33,
one on Isaac s. Bnyon S5l &C., one on Jordon Hor-
red $50 10, on on G. W. Atchley Sll So one on
Robert Elder Sc 81, one on John c. Everett $50 80,
one on John Emmett $50 81, one on 6. A. or j. A.
Davis SIS G5, one on John NJ. Lillard SIG one on
John Liard and james Elder S94 one on william
Lilard SlO6 10, one on B. Frazier 81 A. one on b.
Frazier S33 A, one on Birch Frazier $50 ST. one
on j. NJ. Cecil S27 46, one on - Sl4 one on
Nancy j. Quinn $50 AZ, one on j. \. Godsey 50 %,
one on Adam 1ngle 81 80, one on II. T. or I. o.
Blevins $40 SO, one on j. d. Blevinssll 9j, one on
james d. Beyins Sll3 81, one on j. ID. Blevins
$50 a. one on Adam lngle Sl7 10, one on L. Leutz,
Leuty or Lentz sos II, one Oh W. Marler ST. 9s
one on Emanuel Rinehart s4G Is one on Vim. Mar
arshall S6i 81, one on J NJ. Robson 81 O6 one on
Isaac s. Binyon sos IS, one on Thomas Riggner
$40 o. one on g. ". or NJ. Smith Sl2 s. three on
Fethias Woolsey 80 SO, $50 80, and $22 81, one on
W. G. Wilson s3l OF, forty-one of which notes are
payable to $. NJ. Cox & Co, one to Lillard & Cox,
one to Alien Perry one to n. j. Lard one to A.
Rice, one to w. y. Smith, and one to the Admins
traitors Of Daniel Wammack. Also one receipt of
John II. Quinn to S. NJ. Cox d Co. for one note on
W. l. Adams, $40 for collection; one proven ac-
count Jacob f. Zeigler for $22, one account on
John +. Russell for 500 10, one account on r. VI.
Kincaid 81 IL, one account J. G. Buttrum Sl4 o.
and one account on j. L. Zeigler for SIS seized as
the notes, accounts and receipt Of Samuel NJ. Cox
and j. Lillard, and against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein alleging that
sad notes, accounts and receipt had been heretofore
seized by Revenue Agents in Meigs county,
Tonneasoo, as fofeited TO the United States
for causes in said information set forth and
averred to be true and praying for the usual process
and monition Now therefore, pursuant to the mo-
milton, under the seal Of said Court to me directed
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned
in interest in said notes, &c. to appear before said
Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on
the 25th day of May 1865 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ then
and there TO interpose their claims and make their
allegations.
u. MCDANIEL,
hal
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orders Of Generals Thomas and Stone.
man.

we are highly Sratifed to publish the following
orders Of Major Generals Thomas and Stoneman
We know every loyal man in East Tennessee
South Western Virginia, and Western North Caro-.
lima who may see them will sleep more comforta.
bly, and be diveei Of that apprehension of 1uer.
T.!!a 'carale which some have feared would Ia
destructive of the material interests Of the copntr
after the armies Of the rebellion were defeated and
dispersed.
General Stoneman is certain to have the ordars of
Cen Thomas enforced. Nay, he will do so Dro,n,y,,
and no false appeals to sympathy will move him
from his nexorable purpose to restore peace and Sc
curity within his command or extermipate tbosa
found in arms or continuing acts Of hostility and
plumber.
We learn from several citizens of those portion.
OF Virginia and North Carolina On our border that
the rebels there understand Gen. Stoneman to he
their commander. From the bitter experience tbsv
have had with this officer acquired during his raids
into North Carolina and on the salt works, thew
will be likely to heed hi. warning
Do IA DEPARTMENT OF The CUMBERLAND. >
Nashville Tenn, May |, 1865
Major Ge,lerQL St0aeHaH:
Send Il summons, under a flag of truce, " al! and
every bard OF men in your vicinity which YOU may
kno" or which are operating nearer 10 yours than
to any other command, and call upon them 10 sur.
render to you or to any other officer you may name
Tor that purpose upon the same farms ~ Lee ,ur-
/ rendered 10 Gen Grant If they disregard your
summons, and continue acts of hostility, they will
thereafter be regarded as outlaws, and proceeded
against pursued, and when captured treated as out
laws
.Signed GEO. a. THOMAS,
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forms and cloth, locomotives, etc. etc, machinery
for operating railroads, telegraph wire etc
2, All existing military and naval orders in any
manner restricting informal, domestic and ooastwse
commercial intercourse and trade with or In locali-
ties above named BIO and the same shall hereby be
revoked, and no military or naval officer In any
manner interrupt or interfere with the same or with
any boats or any other vessels engaged therein un-
der proper authority pursuant to the regulations OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury,
ANDREW Johnson, President.
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mo. 270
United States of America - District of East
Tennessaa

w HEREAS, An information was filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee at Knoxville on the
10Th day OF April 1860, by w. Hail. Esq, Attorney
Of the United States for said District on behalf Of
the United States of America, against one Houscand
Lot IN the sth Civil District Of Roune county at the
Blue Springs, adjoining the property Of John Lally
seized as the property OF Haywood Harris, and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their in.
terests therein, alleging that said house and lot had
been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents, as for.
ieted to the United States for causes in said nfor-
nation set forth and averred to be true and pray.
ing for the usual process and monitor Now there
fore pursuant to the monition, under the seal of
said Court to me directed, hereby give public no.
tce to all persons concerned in interest in said house
and lot, to appear before said Court at the Court
House in Knoxville aforesaid, on the 25th day of
May 1865, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ then and there TO in
terpose their claims and make their allegations.
B. MCDANIEL,
l. - Marshall Dit r. Tenn
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Kingston Transcript"

The above is the title of weekly paper, started
few weeks since Mt Kingston, Roane county, East
Tennessee, c. W, Eve is editor and proprietor. We
have seen several copies Of this paper 1t is thor
oughly loyal, and devoted to the interests OF our
mountain section,
We hope the loyal people of East Tennessee will
patronize and sustain this paper. Roane county
furnished more men for the Federal army than it
had voters when the war commenced. Surely u
county containing as many brave men and " fair
women" rs Roane will sustain one weekly loyal pa
per-
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tso- Notice is hereby given 10 all persons de.ir-
ing 10 join the Conference Of the Methodist Church
or receive is ordination orders at the ensuing sea,
sion, to be held at Athens, June lst, will meet me
at the scat Of Conference on Wednesday, May 3is,,
at p ", for the purpose of attending to the usual
conference examinations. The magnitude of the
work the wants Of the Church the few men we
have TO fill and meet these demands call loud and
earnest for young and selfsacrGcing spirits to en-
ter the work at once
j. ALBERT HYDES
Chairman Examining Committee
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VAR DEPARTMENT,
"sNII. UVIItI a. OIIlL,
WaslIlngton, Aprll 9th. ls6l.

Washington, April 27th, 1855.
TO Mayor Gell.ral Pat8sr.
For tue extension Of the military lines OF the
United States, General Orders No 10, War Depart.
ment, Adjutant Generals Office, April II, 1865, Is
amended to read US follows Ordained, that the mill
itary lines Of the United States be extended TO in
clude within them the Stales Of Virginia and Ten.
nesseei that all military restrictions upon internal
trade within the lines are annulled, except ia arms,
ammunition, gray CLOTH all articles from which am.
munition Is manufactured, locomotives cars rail.
road iron, and machinery for operating railroads.
telegraph wires, insulators and instruments for ONE
rating telegraph lines which article. are contrband
of war, and all trade in the importation thereof
within the limits aforesaid !. absolutely prohibited.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
w. A. NICHOLS A A g.
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=. KERN.
ATTACHMENT.

Samuel Shield vs.. Milo McBee.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
the defendants Indebted him and so sbscond or
eoncsas himself that the ordinary process law cannot be
served upon hs having obtained against
the defendant made reurnabe before John skinny Justice
Of hePeace for GBnger county and the having been
levied on the estate OF defendants II is ordered that pubca.
ton be made for four successive weeks in Drownows whg
notifying said defendant appear before him his Office In
Granger county the 10Th day Of june 1863 the same
will be taken confessed and set for hearing ex parte
may4w pfS5s JOHN A. sKlNNY,J.P,
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4 New Military Order,

publish all important order from the War De-
partment, addressed to Major General Palmer. ex.
tending tho military lines of the United States 80
as to include the States Of Virginia and Tennessee
and removing all restrictions upon internal trade
within the lines, excepting tho munitions Of war
which are hold 70 be contraband.
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lHNlt utNVE YET was human power,
That could eyade, # unfoTgiven
Tho patient search and vigil long
OF him who treasures up wrong"
-Byron's ho;o,po,
Recently Robert c, West, well known 10 III, citi-
zens of this place returned to Knoxville from where
there was once bogus Confederate government.
Mr.. West was citizen of this place for many
years before the rebellion commenced, aud ledwith
the rebel army on the approach of Burnsidos orps.
He was nm original vindictve, and bloody ebcl,
and was gGorded much pleasure By attending M,puJ-
lie hanging Of Union men githR sight Of this cty.
Before the war Mr. West accumulated land.
some estate by buying and selling droves Of negroes
BY virtue Of his wealth he eXorted no little inaunce
in favor of rebellion. He advocated publicl on
our streets the imprisonment and killing of Union
men. Himself about thirty-Ave years of age, h the
vigor Of manhood he knocked down and crlelly
beat with club Ishsm Alley, feeble man, sixty
five years Of age
This be did for the sole reason that Mr.. Alley
dared proclaim in his presence that he was hottie
to the Southern Contederacy, He also caused the
Imprisonment of Mr.. Alley.
During the changes and events Of the four mem
orabe years past, Mr.. Alley has remained steadast
" loyal Mr. West remained an active rebel while
the lamp held out to burn and came hero tt re-
side after the rebel armies had surrendered
In few hours after his arrival, he chancel to
meet the man he had SO outrsgeously abused, and
received several blows on the head which it is aid
cracked his skull
Some citizens Of this place characterize til, at
tack on West as great outrage and think Mr.. Al
ley ought 10 be sent to the pententiary.
So far as we are concerned, we approve of Mr.
Alleys course and venture to predict that he will
never be put in the penitentary There are several
men in Knoxville and East Tennessee who arr no
better than West, and who have no more right to
live here than jeff Davis.
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NOTICE.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MAJ

n UbEUIENCE To 4 DECREE MADE
at the May of the County Court Knox county the
OF Benjamin wilkins administrator Richard Wilkins
decd, vs. Matilda wilkins and others will SELL on the Sd day
Of June 1862 the late residence of Richard wilkins deed
Tract Of Land lying In the 10Th district Knox county ad
Joining the lands OF D. Easis s. Corum and others sub.
ject to the dover therein Of Matilda wilkins the event
that sufficient sum not realised by the sale then the
time and place, subject the life dover of the said
Matilda wilkins Five hundred dollars Of the purchase money
to be paid at the sale and the purchaser required give
and security with interest from date for the unpaid
money payable six and twelve months from date, lien
retained the land ill the purchase money fully paid
may04w W. II SWAN Commis sinner
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GEO. n. THOMAS,
Maj. Gen. [. 5. A., Com d.
DDc r. DlsrKcT OF EAST TENNESSEE
Knoxville. Tenn. Nav & 1868

y D Hs UIsIkItT on EAST TLNNLssEE /
Knoxville, Tenn, May 6, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81.
Hereafter any person found within tho limits Of
this command wearing'Or having about his person
the badges insignia uniform Of an officer of the
late Confederate armies will be considered as guilty
Of an act OF hostility toward the United States Cow
eminent, and will subject himself to arrest and i'm.
prls0nment.
BY command Vi Major General Stoneman.
9. VI. BAscoN, Maj. and A. A.G.
OGic,gi. g. NJ BAscoM, \. AG.
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To Farmers.

W. are authorized 10 state that vouchers IN prop
or form, will be given for the memorandum re-
ceipts in the hands OF farmers all over the country
for horses taken by the 10th Michigan cavalry
Further, we are informed and believe there will
soon be money enough here to pay the people for
these vouchers. We caution them if they sell 10
spectators not TO do so at much sacrifice.
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No, 2o9,l
United States Of America District of East
Tennessae


WHEREAS, An information was lllod in tho Ds.
w trct Court Of the United States for tho District
Of East Tennessee nj Knoxville, on the lith day of
April 1868, by q, W, Hall, Esq, Attorney of the
United States for said District on behalf of the
united States Of America, against Ten Notes Of
hand one receipt and one account in Meigs county,
to.wlt' ] note on Pulara Poe, SO 53i ! on b, Bog.
gees, 81 on on Jesse Martin, $40 90 on John
l.. Baldwin, Sl2i on q, q, Robson Sgl2i ! on
G, Q, Sandusky Sll2 s0i ! on Thomas higgins and
II, W, Malonie for 50 81 on d. Frazier for 500.
! on Thomas Higgins or higgins, 50 SO and note
on j, Adams for S77 also ono receipt on NJ Spauld.
ing, constable for the collection Of note on Weston
Baker for S2l 10, and account against Jacob n.
Zelglor for 81 20, all Of which notes accounts and
receipt are payable TO N, j. Lillard, seized ms the
notes account and receipt ofN Lillard and against
all persons lawfully intervening for their interests
therein alleging that said notes. account and receipt
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents rs
forfeited to the United States for causes in said in
formation set forth and averred to be true, and
praying for the usual process and monition! Now,
therefore, pursuant TO the mOniton, under the seal
OF said Court to me directed, l hereby give public
notice 10 all persons concerned in interest in said
notes, account and receipt, to appear before said
Court at the Court House IN Knoxville aforesaid on
the 2jth day Of May 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then
and there 10 intepose their claims and make their al
legations,
NINA
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ATTACHMENT.

Jefferson Nance vs.. C. d. Goodlin.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant is indebted to him. and 90 abscopd.
or conceas himself that the ordinary process law canpo, be
served upon them having obtained original
against the Of the defendant made rsurnabe before
Jno A. Skinny Justice Of the Peace for Granger county and
the having been levied their properiy Ii IL ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his once
in Granger county the 10th day Of June 1865 or will
be proceeded with paTe II Is further ordered that this no.
tce be published for four successive weeks In Bowuw whg
nay-lw pfs5' JOHN A. SKINNY 4 p
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Mrs. WIcks' Concert.

On Thursday evening "a vocal and instrumental
concert will be given in the Baptist Church by Mrs
VA. Wicks.
for several years, and those who know her acquire
ments viii doubtless avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity Of attending this concert.
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I Will gEII. AZ TIE oornr Horsr

l. door In Knoxville, on tho 10Th day Of June 1903 all the In.
srest claim and demand that c. W Charlton has In and 10
tract OF land In the sh district adjoining the lands Of John
Tunnel LoLes and others to satisfy execution in favor
OF H. W. Won Adehon and W. O. Doyle, also att the lille and
Interest that said Charlton has in and house and lot m
Knoxville the OF Prince and Church streets Il being
the properly formerly owued by Moses satisfy an esecu
lion In favor OF Doyle. HuDipuRG d SherG
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A CONCERT Of vocal and instrumental music will
be given by Mrs. V. A. Wicks and her pupils as.
sisted BY several amateurs at the Baptist Church on
Thursday evening May the 18th.
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ATTACHMENT

James Henry vs.. VIM L. Hutton.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendants indebted to him and abscond
Or conceal themselves that the ordinary process Of Law
be served upon them having obtained original bment
against the estate Of the defendants made urnabe before
Montgomery MeTeer Justice ofhe Peace for Bount county,
and the having been levied the defendants property
II ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear before
him nj his ONCE In Msryvie Bount county >essee,
the 8ist day Of Oct, 1855, II will BE proceeded SPse.
Is further ordered that this notice he pubhe
Browpou's whig
maylo-4w pfs6s NJ
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7 WILL SELL ON THE lOru DAY OF

june 1865 at the Court House door Knoxville one House
and Lot east Of the Railroad street, levied on as the
properly OF Robert Mclne being the property where said
Mclntre resides to satisfy two executions In favor Of Jno
A. Aurini one In favor Of 7. Long and Kayenaugh.
A. s. HUDIBURG, d. gherln
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I WILL SELL AT THE CouRr HOUSE

door in Knoxville the 10th day Of june 1865 for cash.
one Tract Of Land Ia the 18th district 300 acres
Joining the lands Of VIM Major and Others levied on as N,
property OF W. Leg satisfy execution in favor of Jos
Mynatt and one in favor Of y. Ellis.
AS HuDIBuRG, D sherlH
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BerH Letter Writers, Dream Books, Fortune Tel
lers, and all the late literature of the day can al
ways be found at the Book Store of Cone & Tun-
nell, Gay street
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80 2Gs,l
United States OF America = District of East
YenneaRee

WHEREAS, An information was filed in the Dis.
w trct Court Of tho United States for tho Eastern
District Of Tennessee at Knoxville on the 18TH day
April 1853 by @ W. Hall, Req, Attorney OF the
unit1d States Tor SAID District on behalf Of the
United States of America, against Ono Island or
parcel Of land In Little River nth Civil District
blonnl county, seized as the property of Richard
Wilson and against all persons lawfully Intervening
Tor their Interests therein alleging that said island
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents as
forfeited TO the United States for causes in said in.
formation set forth aud averrad To DO true and
praying for the usual process and montion Now
therefore, pursuant 10 the monilion under the seal
OF said Court 10 me directed, | hereby give public
notice to all persons concerned in interest IN said
land to appear before said Court Mt the Court House
in Knoxvleaforesaid on the Goth day of MAY, 1895,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ thon and there to interpose their
claims and mako their allegations,
y, MCDANIEL,
4, s. Ndishai, Dist h. Tenn,
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7 WILL SELL AT THE CouRr Hors,

door In Knoxville the 10Th day June 1868 one Hons,
aud Lot N the let district east Of Gay street. the rear of the
office Of y Temple, being the house and lot known as
BTownows Printing Once, TO satisfy three executions one in
favor Of Mary McClusky, in favor John Baxter on,
In favor OF L. A. Nelson levied the properly off Aus
tin sperry. A. s. HUDlDURG, D. sbetG
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va Methodist and Baptist Hymn Books, in all
variety of styles and binding, can be had at Cone
Il Tunnels Book Store, Gay street
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
I WILL SELL AT THE CorpT

door in Knoxville the 10Th day June 1865 for cash
Tract Of Land in the 18th district containing acres adj
Joining the lands OF NJ Carter levied the property
j. Carter 70 SATISFY an execution In favor Of Henry c. Ogg
As HUDIBURG, sheria
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READY MADE CLOTHING

Also all kinds Of Nocn Dye stuhs Soda Saleratus Spices
favong Extracts Periumefy &c. and great many things
tedious mention o-
Those wishing purchase any Of the above articles would do
well to call, for will sell cheap.
may10.tf prpn
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+ WILL SELL AT THE Corpr uors

door in Knoxville the 10Th day June SEQ one Tract
Of Land 10 the 81 district, first creek adjoining lands Of
VIM and Branner levied the property Of H. Parker
also all the right, title and interest that the said n Parker
has In two Brick Houses and Lots the south side Of Main
street ana east Of state street. or The corner TO satisfy
ecuton in favor Of NJ Householder for the use Of n Roach
AS. HUDlBURG, b. sherln
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A FARM OF TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES J.
II -n- -sst vr It"VA me anu VUucUIu On IN
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad 0ne-third cas
the remainder in and two years Price S35 pc
acre. myi0ul JOS. A, MABRI & CO., Ag'ts
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Cow q TuSyEL-we retcrl thanks 10 these
enterprisDg and true men for late nst-sted papers
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TWILL SELL AT THE COURT HORSE

door 10 Knoxville, the 10Th day Of June 1853 all the
right title and interest that James r. Coffin has In and 10 Inc
Store House and Lot known the Coffin Block situated on The
corner Of Gay and Church Streets satisfy an execution In IA
yor Of Bridges philips.
A. T. IfUDIDuRG, D. Sheriff