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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-07
BURROWS 4 LAIR 3 GO,
AT 9. B. RArcHroRus OLD STAND.

We would respectfully nsite the attention of ne public
generally, 10 our large and varied assortment Of Il
DRY GOODS, s E y: ~
SHOES, BOOTS, Z y z. 81 4 s.ss & 81 rs s.
GRO OCKERY, MOTIONS, 4
= s. AND HARDWARE,
All Of which have Just been received from the Nofn
buya small Stock OF Goods would do wen TO call nd e1
anime. We VIII sell tothen at verS smaH per csnt: on
&c CONE A EVERYBODY AND LOOK, we,6harss nothing
for showing. We are determined 20 SELL 'GAEAPEk
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. - :. !, ~ -
seps,emSerai Sept @ 1oAsY"s s.
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NHRISTMAS. BIC PREPARED

Christmas, and get your CIrons, Clnants KalsIs
Cheese, Maccaron, Vermce, Cordias and Assorted Ca
dies Of all favors Fancy French CandIes put up tn
pound papers and five pound boxes for Christmas gifts and
family use. Fancy Family Jumbes, &C., &c. At the :.
December "a If
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COUTH CARoLINA.--YORKDIs-

~ TRICT.-Whereas WILLIAM WHITE has applied
to for Letters of Administration all and snguiar
the goods and chatels, rights and credits Of FRANCIS
ARMSTRONG, late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are therefore, To cite and admonsh all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me odinays Court for The said
District, be holden at York Court House, the 18th
day of December next to hew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted 20 80
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day OF Noyembe
in the of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtyve, and In the nneteth year of the Independence
Of the United States Of America. I'll ,s
December "a ,. q
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06hamp

,DRD-on the 2sth ultImo, LAURA cATHARINE,
youngest daughter Of L. B, and J. Sherrer, aged
year months and days. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-07

TOR CLERK.-WE ARE AU-
Il THORIZED to announce J. F. WALLACE
Candidate for Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for
York District. The election viii be held the 10th Of
next month. eZ%[ JS' 49,,
December z "a te* q
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GLOTH CLOAKS.---JUST RE-
" CEIVED and for sale "a splendid lot of Ladies,
CLOTH CLOAKS. BY w. II. McCORKLE.
December .fes..sI "a # >:
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limited STATES POSTAGE
~ ESTAMPs-A few u. 8. POSTAGE STAMPS for
sale, for SPECIE, at the 4 ENQUIRER OFFICE.
December "a "a !. If -
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EOR CLERK,--WE ARE AU-S
Il THoRiZEb to annbunce SAMUEL E. MOORE,
Esq Candidate for reelection to the Office of Clerk
of the Court Of Common Pleas, for York District.
December "a tet
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November %
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and 1t eanpot be doubted that, since the
slave is emsncipated, it is the fixed purpose
of the people to secure to him his rights OF
person and property as q freedman-that a
Just remuneration shall be paid him for his
labor, and that he shall be protected against
the fraud and violence Of the artful and the
lawless. The importance of your legisla-
ton, regulating the relative rights and du'
ties Of the whites and the freedmen, at your
present session, cannot be over estimated.
The vital interests of the State, in my judg-
ment, are dependent solely upon the laws
you may pass with reference to this popu'
lation. They must be restrained from theft,
idleness, vagrancy and crime, and taught
the absolute necessity Of strictly complying
with their contracts for labor. They must
be protected in their person and property
and, for few years at least, some supervi
sorry power should be established to ratify
their contracts for labor, until their expe.
rience and increasing knowledge may teach
them to guard against the craft of the IN
scsupplous. 70 insure his protection o.
person and property, and to guard societ,
against tumultuous disturbances Of tht
peace-agsinst tresspasses, retalliations sne
sssassinations --its { will be indispensable.
pecessary to modify the rules of evidence
80 as to permit tbe negro to testify in al
cases whsre bis rights Of person and proper
ty are involved.
The labor of every negro in the State
needed, if not to till the soil, in some othe
useful enploymsnt-for the culture OF cot
ton and Eice and, in all menial occupations
it is very doubtful whether any laborers IL
this country 9F in Europe can supply hi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
THE KNOXVILLE WHlG.
Knoxville, Tennessee, June %, 1865.
Deceased Soldiers Buried at Nashville.

The books at the Office of Mr.. Cornelius the Gov
ernment undertaken, show that since the Federal
occupation of this city he has buried l2,2si Fede-
raj soldiers and Government employees (about
1000 belonging to the latter class who have died
from wounds or disease. He has also buried about
5000 rebel soldiers and 10000 refugees and contra
bands Mr.. Cornelius has also buried vt Murfrees-
boro and Stevenson $500 Federal soldiers These
soldiers, who have died or fallen in battle far away
from home and friends, have all been decently and
carefully inferred with the name of each and the
number of his regiment plainly marked on sub
stantal board at the head of his grave SO that his
body be recovered by his friends if desired. The
cost 70 the Government has been five dollars for
each soldier thus buried. During the same period
Mr.. Cornelius has sent home the bodies Of about
5000 officers and soldiers, secured in metallic cases
The cost to parties who have thus had the bodies of
their relative and friends sent them is, we believe
eighty-fve dollars, besides transportation. These
statistics will give the reader some idea of the havoc
which war has made with the lives of the men who
went forth in the vigor of youth and manhood, to
6ght the battles of their country From the follow
ing table it will be observed that Ohio, Indiana
Illinois and Tennessee have the largest numbers
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AT IL IGNS -
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

VNlE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL y
announce 70 the citizens Of Athens and the public gen
orally, that he Is IN operation and proposes to do Csng,
OF every description IN his line and therefore socits work
nom all those who may want anything of the kind
am now casting and have for SALE different sizes of the
Globe, CRESCENT Indiana and Iowa Cook Stoves furnished
complete, Various sizes Of Paror Nine Plate Chamber,
0Mco and shop Stoves. Also, Coal stoves Hollow Ware
Watie Irons, Pows, Back and Jams TOR fire places In
iAet having very largo supply Of patterns on hand can
wanted.
i also manufacture Horse Powers and ThIrshcrs, and
Incline Water Wheels '
All kinds Of machinery fitted up In the best and most
durable manner and upon short ncticc Also Iron Rail.
ing OF every description Brass and Composition Castings
mayN 2m o. VI ktIgorc.
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No. 3O6.l
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee.
b. MCDANIEL,
u. ). Mdrshai, Dist. l.. Tenn

WHEREAS, An information was filed in the District
w Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, on the LIST day of May
1865, &c. W. Hail. Esq, Attorney of the United States
for said District behalf of the United States of Amer
ca against One Lot Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
seized the property Of Philip Dicker, and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their interests therein
alleging that said goods and merchandise had been
heretofore seized by Revenue Agents forfeited to the
United States for in said information set forth and
averred to be true and praying for the usual process and
monon Now, therefore, pursuant to the mention,
der the seal of said Court to mo directed hereby give
public notice to all persons concerned in interest in said
goods and merchandise to appear before said
Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid the
9th day of November, 1885, at 10 o'clock A. Me- then
and there to intcrposc their claims and make their
allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
L. s. Marshal Dist. E. Tenn.
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IN OBEDIENCE TO TWO DEGREES

Of the chsncery at Montgomery pronounced at the
May special term 1885, will SCI. to the highest bidder the
premises the % day Of August next all the right; title,
claim and vua interest that George Morgan has in and
$40 of land lying In Monroe county, Tenn the
Tennessee river In the lh district adjoining the lands OF the
heirs Of Bartlett McGhee and Others TO satisfy said DEGREES
and favor Of Reuben A. Davis and Louis H. Moser
TermsSeven months credit except 10 per cent which to be
paid handhe residue secured by bond and security
with interest from date and lien retained the premises
I'll the pur chase money paid No redemption on the pre-
misses je2-4w JOHN II. BRENT, Z. 4 NJ,
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ATTACHMENT.


O ". Cooper v. JOHN TT. saWlers.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
plantn in this cause that the defendant is resident
Of this State absconds that the ordinary process
b. served upon him. and appearing that his has been
attached II ordered that publication be made for four
weeks In Brownlows Wing, notifying said defendant
appear my Office In Knox county the ih day Decem
Der then and there to plead dcmur said
or II will b. proceeded with ex par,e. -
juncli-Iw pf5a II. |. ". MYNArf, J. p.
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No, 3OS,l
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee

VIZ IIEREAS, An information was filed in the District
w Court of tho United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, the 2Sth day of April,
1893, by c. W. Hail. Esq, Attorney of the United States
for said District behalf of the United States of Amer
lea against One Tract of Land in the LIST civil district Of
Granger county adjoining the lands of the widow
Boa and Others seized the property Of Richard H.
Ford and against all persons lawfully intervening for
their interests therein alleging that said tract of land
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents forfeit
ed to the United States for in said information sci
forth and aye-red be true and praying for the usual
process and monon Now, therefore, pursuant to the
monton, under the seal of said Court, directed,
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned in
interest in said tract of land to before said Court
at tho Court House in Knoxville the 9th day Of No.
vcmber 1862 at 10 o'clock Me- then and there to inter
pose their claims and make their allegations
b. MCDANIEL,
L. s. Narsbal Dist. + Tenn.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. |
NASHVILLE, June II, 1865. I
Whereas, The State of Tennessee has long been
without representation in the Congress of the
United States and has had only partial represen-
taton since the beginning of the war; and whereas,
the loyal people of the State have at the ballot box
and in many other ways, expressed their desire TO
discharge their duties citizens of the United States
Of America, and did, on the 4th day of March, 1865,
choose and elect Legislature of the State, who
have duly assembled under the Constitution and
laws of the State and have fully reorganized the
State Government and have elected two Senators to
the Congress of the United States and have by their
act Of June O. 1865 apportioned the representation
Of the State in the Congress of the United States
Therefore, /, William g. Brownow, Governor Of
tho State Of Tennessee, do hereby command the
sherfs or coroners of the several counties of the
State Of Tennessee to open and hold an election at
all the places of holding elections in their respective
counties, on Thursday, the third day of August
next for the purpose of eecting Representatives in
the Congress of the United States according to the
provisions of the said act Of June 9th, 1865.
And whereas, since the election of the present
General Assembly, the following vacancies have oc-
CURED in the representation thereof viz
In the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of johnson, Carter Washington and Sullivan,
caused by the resignation of the Hon. R. R. Butler;
In the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
tics of Knox and Roane, caused by the resignation
of the Hon. Samuel r. Rodgers;
In the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Bedford and Marshall, caused by the resig-
nation of the Hon W. H. Wisener;
In the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties Of Hardin, McNairy and Hsrdeman, caused by
the resignation of the Hon. Fielding Hurst
In the House of Representatives, from the county
of Giles caused by the resignation of the Hon. JAS
r. Dillen;
From the county Of Stewart, caused by the resis-
nation of the Hon James Woods;
From the county OF Henry, caused by tho nom
acceptance Of the Hon. Thomas Crutchheld;
From the counties Of Lincoln, Marshall and Giles,
caused by the non-acceptance of the Hon. David
McGahey.
Therefore, the shertfs or coroners Of the several
counties in which said vacancies exist shall open
and hold said election for the purpose Of filling the
vacancies existing In the representation OF SAID sew
A nd whereas the General Assembly on the 18th
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sO another attachment levied tract Of land Of s.
j. barnard, adjoining the lands Of George Shuts and
others on the Of Sycamore creek In said county and
Samuel Dotson having snei attachment sganst said
Barnard for hundred and y dollars and levied the
above tract land and desires publication be made for four
successive weeks In Brownlows whg, commanding the de-
endan 10 forward the h day Of July aud shov
cause why Judgment should not be final in favor Of said Doson
je2l -4w piss THOMAS l.. DAVIS, ]. P.
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raonla. j. po,eeR ana otascs, %. william. n sneed

conformity decree made In this by said Court
its April term, 1865 will SELL Friday July 81 1865 house
and lot the north side OF Main street. Knoxville east of the
Court House. adjoining H. Armstrong; store house the
VIM Popes the east Also small house the
side OF Gay street. occupied by George Smith jewelers.
shop Also 120 shares of stock In the Knoxville Gas Light
Company said sneed interest the pipes fixtures and
Of said company Also lot In East Knoxville No.
-, and lot the depot, No Note at ~ months
with interest will be required with good security and lien
retained til the purchase money s paid The equity OF
denption Is taken away. DA. DEADERICK, e. AN.
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In testimony whereof have hcreunto subscribed
-, my name and caused the great seal of
l., 5. tho State to be affixed ut the Department
- in Nashville this 18th day of June, 1865,
By the Governor W. g. BRowYLow,
A. j, FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
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CHANOERY COURT-KNOXvILLE.
SALES.

John r. NcEoeR Us Il. NJ NcF'hers0n.
accordance with decree made in this the Apri
term, 1868, of said court will SELL the house door
in Knoxville, Friday the 2ls day of July next house md
lot lots in Knoxville, owned by respondent lying south
Hill street. and west Of Poplar street. which divides from Jas
H. Cowans residence and bounded by the Rabun Gap
r., credit Of l2 months with interest," without the equity
Of redempuon taking bond with approved security and
ing lien till paid. 4w d. A. DEADERICK, @. NJ.
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obedience decree made by said court In this
It's April term 1865, will SELL at the court house door In
Knoxville Friday the 2s day Of July next certain real
belonging to said Lamar lying and Forth Of Knox
ye tract Of land about 81 acres, except 80
acres Of reserved from sale. also about ~ adjoining
the nges aud Kennedy lands Also 70 lots In sneed King
Co.'S addition Knoxville, the Railroad depos Time 2
months without the equity Of redemption taking bond
interest," and retaining lien till the purchase money 10 paid
payment sufficient costs In the several will be
rennired down. it2l4w D. A. DEADERICK, Q. an.
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John P. Rhey stephen Porter.
rUNUE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT,

.y,tbe defendant Is indebted to him and so absconds
,ha served him, having obtained
original attachment against the deendsnt made be,
fore John Justice Of the Peace Tor Bount osnd
tbe same having been levied his property II ordered BY
s.d that the defendant appear before him at his once
in Boun county on the 25h day Of August 1885, or will be
with es parte II 10 further ordered that this notice
(, published for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Whs
isoi AZ pi0s JuhN ]. HuD0koNsi
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ATTACHMENT.
william Ferguson VS.. Jo,ephus and Ben. iSh
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT

SAYS the defendants indebted to him, and so abscond
or that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon them having obtained original attachment
against the estate of defendants made reurnabe before John
udreon Justice Of the Peace for Boun and the same
having been levied their property II s ordered BY said
Justice that the defendants sppear before him nj his Office In
Bount county Friday the 25th day Of August ls6S II
will be proceeded with psre II further ordered that this
notice be published for four weeks In Brownlows Whg
je2l-lwpi5s JOHN j. hlDuhoNs,1'f'
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF

the chancery court at Montgomery pronounced the May
special term, 1855 will sell to the highest bidder, the
misses, the goth day Of July, next, Of land the
property OF Joel Trpet containing $40 lying in the 9TH
civil district Of Scott county Birthstone creek adjoining the
lands Of Wiley Duncan John Triplet and others also
tract the lard of John rrple lying in the 9Th civil district
OF said county Birthstone creek adoinng the lands Of Joel
Tpe Wiley Duncan and ohers and being the lands which
said Trpes formerly resided to satisfy said decree and costs
In favor OF Reuben A. Davis Ma staples aud others Terms
months credit except 10 which to be paid
handhe residue to be secured by bond and security with In
from date and lien retained the premises until the
purchase money paid No redemption the premises
je2l-4w JOHN II. BRENT, ca NJ
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No 800.
United States of America District of East
Tennessee

p" HEREAS, An information filed in the District
w Court Of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, At Knoxville, the 2Sh day OF April
1865, by c. W. Hail. ESD, Attorney Of the United States
for said District behalf of the United States of Amer
lea, against Three Tracts of Land in tho l4th civil district
of Jefferson county of which contains lOi acres and
joins the lands Of Charles Anderson and others another
of Is acres joining Joseph Anderson and others and one
Of so acres joining James Witt and Others seized tho
property of Pleasant Witt and against all persons law
fully intervening for their interests horein alleging that
said tracts OF land had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agents forfeited to the United States for in said
information forth and avcrred to be true, and praying
for the usual process and monon Now, therefore, pur
to the monition, under the seal of said Court to
directed hereby give public notice to all persons
cened in interest in said tracts Of land to appear before
said Court tho Court House in Knoxville aforesaid
the 9th day of November, 1862 at 10 o'clock, ~, then
and there to ntcrposc their claims and make their allie
cations.
b. MCDANIEL,
u g. Marshall Dist h. Tom,
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LOOK HERE,
II v Il IL Y BOD Y.

If You Want to Buy
rlE BEST HARD PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO
cal" t" j, l., COOPER a BROS
If You Want TO Buy
THE BEST NAVY TOBACCO, call at
j. l.. COOPER A BROS
If You Want
THE BEST FINE CUT TOBACCO, call at
j, J., COOPER a BROS
If You Want
the BEST SMOKING TOBACCO, call at
j. H. COOPER RRo.'s
If You Want
THE BEST CIGARS IN TOWN, call at
j. J.. COOPER a BROS
II You Want
DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARD
WARE and QuEENSWARE, call at
j. l.. COOPER & BROS
II YOU WANT CANDY, NUTS, CHEESE, COZ
l. FEE, Crackers, Sugar Tea indigo Maddor, Alum
Copporas, Logwood, Cudbar, Blucstono-n fact if yor
want to buy any thing give call for have got It, ant
intend to sell as low as anybody.
j. L, COOPER 4 BRO,
Gay street. doors North of the Post Office,
apro Sm KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-sEvIERvILLE

Timothy Chandler rs. John s. KcNHn and others.
appearing that John g. McNutt nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee and that attachment has been duly
levied his property 1t ordered that publication be made
for Brovaevs whg notifying said defendant to
appear before the circuit seyefve on the ID Monday
OF July 1865 to make defense &c this cause otherwise udg-
ment BY default will he taken against him -. -
je2i4w p1 WM ". BURNETT, CeH
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Second Judicial Circu,-Campbell county Tcnnvo,ee
wm. James vs.. d. =. kincaid
FINuE DEFENDANT, u. +. KINCAID, BEING NON
i RESIDENT Of this state IL Is ordered that publication
bo made four successive weeks In BrOwnows Wg not
fng said defendant appear before the Circuit
peterborough the l-t Monday September make
defense the will be taken confessed aud for hear
ing partc. icli-pfb' I. j. ROGERS, Clerk.
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j. n. CdAOray es. r.. f. Revnolds.

accordance with decree made in this the April
1855 of said court will SELL at the house
Knoxville Friday July 2s 1865 two Tracts Of Land the
property Of respondent lying In Knox county, Beaver
Creek Copper Ridge adjoining the lands Of Nelson,
X. Parker, William Tlery and others, credit Of and "
months without the right of redemption taking bonds bearing
interest with good security for the purchase and
tanning lien till paid. 4w D. A. DEADERiCK, Q. an.
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IN OBEDIENCE TO TWO DEGREES

Of tho eaneory court at Montgomery pronounced at tho
May special term s5 will sell to the highest bidder al tho
court hoH door IN Monomery the 2st day OF July ls65
two tracts OF land az tho property Of David and Marcus Gl
eah lying In the 9th civil district Of Morgan county on tho
dividing waters Of Bono camp, aud Rock crock and Pigeon
branch adjoining the lands o " j. Scott the heirs OF D. r.
staples ami Others nhd being the lands which said Groathg
mmcN resided 10 satisfy said DEGREES and costs IA favor
Of William summer, the other In favor Of Lewis H. Mosor
months credit, except 10 per cent? which is 10
he paid IN handthr residue to be secured by bond and sccu
y with interest nom date and lien retained tho pre-.
misses until the purchase money paid No REDEMPTION on
the premises je2l-iw JOHN II BRENT, {, AM