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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28

CLEANLINESS. Compare the dirtiness of
the water in which you have washed when it
is cold without soap You will find the first
has hardly removed any dirt at all, the second
a little more, and the third great deal more.
But hold your hand over cup of hot water
for minute or two, and then, by merely
rubbing with the finger, you will bring off
flakes Of dirt or dirty skin. After vapor.
bath you may peal your whole self clean in
this way. What l mean is, that by simply
washing or sponging with water You do not
really clean your skin. Take rough towel
dip one corner in very hot water-if little
spirit be added to it, it will be more ettectual
and then rub as if you were rubbing the
towel into your skin with your fingers. The
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28

NEARYEss OF DEATH.-When we walk
near powerful machinery, we know that one
single misstep, and those mighty engines.
would tear US to ribbons with their flying
wheels, or grind US to powder in their pom
derous Jaws. So when we are laundering
across the land in railcar, aud there is no,
thing but half an inch of iron Aange to hold
us on the track SO when wc are at sea
in q ship, and there is nothing but the thick
ness Of a plank between US and eternity.
We imagine then that we see how close We
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

Office at the bookstore of VIM. D. Cooke, in the
store of Jno. n. Gordon Il Son. Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin.
TEnms-Fow dollars a year in advance; tro
doilars for six months.
Adurtiscmcnh-Per square of eight lines, first
insertion, Is cents; subsequent insertions, each
square, 80 cents.
Maryiagss and Deatds.-Notces inserted without
charge.
Obituaries Charged as adyertiscments-pay-
ment in advance.
Postage.-Twenty cents ycar-to be paid at
the office where the paper is received.
Communications anil Letters on Jns'Hs'', should
be addressed to Rev. VIZ. BROWN, Box l52, Rich
mond, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28

"BRoAD CHURCH" is not confined to the
Church Of England, but is beginning to show
itself in the Established Church Of Scotland
also. DR.. Norman Mcleod has, to my great
regret, admitted paper into Goo9 Words"
by the Rev. Lewellyn Davis, an Episcopal
clergyman in London, who does not believe
in the real substitution and sacrifcial atone
ment of our Lord Jesus Christ. This is not
the formal teaching of the article in " Good
Words" which processes to deal out justice
both to "Pharisees and Sadducees" in mo-
dern times, but it crops up in the course of
the paper and is especially visible to those
who know Mr.. Lewellyn DaviSs published
outaeonism to evangelical theology. There is
reason to believe that Drs. Card and Lee
hold "broad views, as also Principal Tul-
loeb, of St. Andrews. The ideal with DIR.
Mcleod, of the National Church" Of
Scotland, is that of comprehension-very
much the same as that of DIR. Stanley, Dean
of Westminster. Dr.. Card seldom breaches
now; but he has been lately lecturing or
preaching in tones aud terms which Indicate
9 broad" proclivities The younger clergy
are beginning to Intervene portions Of the
English Liturgy in their prayers, and to
preach short and essay-like sermons. Ger.
Of. the Pres. Bonner.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28

The CHURCH OF CHRIsT.-The Church
of Christ was designed to represent him on
earth, and to minister to all the moral needs
of the human race. Her work. then, is not
done when she sends out preachers; when
she exhibits sacraments and liturgies; when
she sets up churches at home and mission
stations abroad She must grope her way
into the alleys and courts and purlieus of the
city, and up the broken staircase and into the
bare room aud beside the loathsome sufferer.
She must go down into the pit with the
miner, into the forecastle with the sailor, into
the tent with the soldier into the shop with
the mechanic, into the factory with the ope-
rative, into. the field with the farmer, into the
counting.room with the merchant. Like the
air, the Church must press on all the surfaces
of society; like the sea, flow into every nook
of the shore line of humanity; and like the
sun, shine on all things foul and low as well
as the fair and high, for she was organized,
commissioned and equipped for the moral
renovation of the wOrld-BiShop Simpson.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-09-28

JEWS RECEIVING CHRTsT.-At the ami
versary of the London J9ws Society, the
Bishop of Ripon said "When this Society
was first established, it is supposed that there
were not fifty converted jews in the whole of
this kingdom In London alone there are
now 5000 converted Israeites Tie Society
can tell of 10000 converts, of whom it is as
sumed that they are members of the invisible
as well as the visible Church of Christ More
than hundred ordained clergymen. origi-
naIly members Of the jewish communion, but
now converted to the faith of Christ, are
preaching the Gospel"
In the Sandwich Islands, where the Gospel
and Christian civilization have been steadily
and most successfully advancing since the first
landing of missionaries there in 1919, it is
now proposed to discontinue the use of the
native tongue, aud introduce the English as
the universal language Of the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

The eseps q Vegetables il Scott county
Iowa, this ysas, d wsethy q nseieO. TIT
, esop 81 enisns y vithout pescedsnee. Tit
nanosr ef busbsls raissd will rsach on
million, ct IN avesaes Of -four hundred
6sseslh ~ srss. On farm ownsd BY Mr.
johnson, near Davenport, fron six acrea
were Epshssea tbrss thousaua fsyr hun.
dred bushs)s., Some tarmers say they will
get eight ha6dred bushels from . angle
asA Fhe eaSe md peADDs cfSo4 4Ar6 slso
very large. Of ,ths latter, farmers claim
they will ct eight hundred bushels from .
angle ere. At ths prsssot pricas, farmsrs
Will realize $50 pr scss, allsr III e1peases
ars paid.-0e. Loxis RspsSjiess.
Our csuaty Is gaining much reputation
ahfcad on accsunt Of il inmsnse agricul-
tHal resources. Io~a hasno Other county
= productive -snd II the entire coun try
~ers travelled Over it vsail - dIfheuit to
and . county within the sisterhood Of
States that aises nses and better crops
two millioa bushels u pstaloss. one mil.
lion bushels Of onions and Two million bush
els Of grain i pretty fir county crop.
RAILsoAD Salrnmn.--The receipts and
shipments. Past and West, per Mississippi 4
Missouri and cAicag6 4 Rock Island rail
roads. from Davenport are - follows for the
week endicg ia urtiay. tDCt. -:
anrDna RRn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
RIVER NEWS.

The splendid and fast sailing passenger
pa"ket City Of Keithsbure, Capt. Campbell,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points
to morrow morning. L. ]. Conroy in the
Office. R. n. Prettyman, agent.
The Charley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell
will depart for Dubuque and way points At
o'clock to morrow morning. r. N. Pret
lyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.
No. 8. One Of those modern and convenien,
houses in the new block known - "Clintol
Place, BRADY Street.
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. "a. The desirable residence % 9eady
e@rYsA now occupied BY Gcuesrl llebe..
-. Near 4. ady street. ln perfect s!psir
srn. los vs. by l5S, veil stocked MN yeung
fruit Price 81 gao.
No. 10. On north side 9Th street, Sd door ess'
OF the Methodist Church, story. in good repeif
70, rs aal cellar. WITH ssAsru pad brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Price .&s0Ov.
No. II. Oa tue east side Of Grady street. Oo
lo' feet 'front.' rooms. good cellar and cistefn
P.'.s 5000, or the house aud norton Of th'
land will be sold separately. I
No 81. The estate now ON ned and occupir'
~ Geo. >. Z. Dow, Esq, being the dwelling hous'
,orh>r of Farnum street. FTlAe house is in PEI
fec. .rps'r. having been fitted up BY the owne
Tor himself. The entire arrangement ofthe hous,
q s.Stenl and complete. TIE sies from thi
place IS unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No = Frame house south side I'd street, ~,
s4aee wess Of Hredy streets prise. ~ ,tOQ. Tw,
mfds msy rsAsain on mcftg6es af III ptf tent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Dos'r fLurrss Ysgas.a,.,ss.sss.-.7 - The daseas
ta'ks glibly thja morping about our going
'oaet Sf&n.S - ! Wadis akafs ~ SsuAl.-
We clipped The Nssqasins isse rsfsrr,d to
tfen ses Sssstts tee - lysspees ef'sskiae
6emwsats, bus anfer' unaasly tks eeaments
~ dakseS "a ~ ia,I2ef ~ lilseA
the1sesfbav0 oa11AGzhnnssl. That's
! II. l'ssH Hss = ~ q jts I'D 81 4 :
's',ssll+n. e4yAtts,., ~ sss,s..'.st, NH u
1s's ~, ,sss sapssss = - weeos.'day.s 70. 1. !.
81 cdhs - Han =, 1Ss;sA6 Ahsrs
~. ,SzAyg & laoL i'h.s.l'
"a 1oi s3ea,sg sass 1-saI 'a7sss ys5E s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

SPLENDID FRUIT xBEES.-h. y. 0aItOU,
agent for the Bloomington, Ill.,, nurserief,
has just brought 70 town . lot Of apple. |
lear, plsm and cherry trees; which are ac
khd9tdtN III Ssns " ths host COMPETENT
Judges o.. ~ sfticle, to be the very hes,
lot that wss ever bfouyht 70 Scott county
from any nursery. This lot-soms three
thonss&dts1asA wssGh, ,swi6 6brAsght to fill
orders taklg BY Mr. BARTON during the
sanasa and may bt,esjA ~ . sfsw, days,
,Me4 vAbsssaos dnS> rosae the Key
aAnss. .Rsssss lanle6 = bd1Dw Second.
II IL from Che puissz -. Mr. F. \.
phenix, Bloeuinst>e M;s ". Bss'sn can
.e'l al' .hA. kind d u6Sk No y desires to.
sIthjuSt ne kind our people vant-thrifty. :.
"ardy. tell:deseloped ttsts-gfS1hi 10 the
est. HS kfA remain It tie Keystone
Hsqss .SlMilsahsi sii,nss.r = aeA ntA .adrs
for the same class Of fruit trees. to be filled
IN the spfmg. One word u fitait growefss
You should buy fruit srses that are already
accl'mated- from Western nurseries #
yea vent 70 b. successful in ra;s;o9 fjuit.
frees from Eastern nurseries wifi stand
this cfpais y veil tssanss. lhy ere not
aeslina.sA fAersfots spspa yesr ,,nsnsy
for trees from Western usirsstiss. J teavt
v$$ui ordas1 viii kr. Da(ton. I'd haa dkery
variety, and :slk GO ssaa!.iss iqd ~ asi' fI''
.Snsa nsassa.l-%sS.>L+sslp
ATLANTIC .Atlps. N,sS@rlff; e6rEAssuir
Nhsksi - sxtsksi iq11lssiHin directing ths
sssedtAuf of The ftavsthg .Pubaie' md ship.
! psfs 70 IL adsassi.sslsnt 81. tha lias.I s1hs
fas eSmplisss tsessy spl4pudid': stssysfs y. q
ths Arss class, and msst elssssassG GQaiont't
one Of klieA GAvass So ihG6s Tor New Or.
IAA &m0sor 20. .fAbA,ik 2>lt'has
hitherto sppsAfsd at& ths Mississippi en-
compare n she, Style ssa ssaoorate fn.h
&ek4teeeeteamae&s q Tba. sesanesdesiona
for passengers - comfortable beyond con
csption. The. through, peseeaese ea TIN
line is not Obliged u tvsSslea eny ta9ieui
lar boat. o. any further on any one bess slAu
he chooses. he fpn haye ';Isy.cver tiet,t'
end stop II The d.asssnt ports along the linz
La, loet1s - tassifs 4'suR9 Y6s. ns3t s,sdn
o. of sAslhs ~ comes aleng, 1ad y -
his M. 'fhi1ts an sdvanuss VtisA can
~ ~ D nese shivsss.l arpso,al ~ ii,
l4lss skeI NO. sbuadlns pasvsHate. :. e-a 4
TEelae caensets at Ns1 ,Os,sass.uttl
The Cosre6v yJpsan stssmessy ~ New Ted
~-11-..a~-. W. .~.-..sa~ = .sai ~. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

In the Sd presbytcr ~ C,u- h, 1udianapoli.
Ind, o. III rsd,y even ny. o., la, ~ "a.
Re-. Mr.. 20. w. j ok lAai. J.co3 s.. SuH ~
Aid Miss RA X D0uo. 10 CsrGs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Tas HoUsEH0Lo Skslsrex Gao. L. ARGx-
,punlsehed By tue Amsrisan News Company,
= New York. 80 81, . a. - -
This very rsaAAbie tale 10 founded almost
entirely upon : portion Of the Thousand 70
ka6tis hciosstS SflGsr rilts ~ she scenes
are laid. II tAjaoost iGobAhtinx parts Of the
South. and on the decks Of our ships Of wsv /;
the characters are selected from among the
most adventurous spirits Of both sides iu
The Ista~great sssasels, lshils the whe's arr
woven into novelette, Of inten . interest, ia
the aaoas artistic stylss NJ. ,Aihen soccees1.
ststf BETTER = : noys!ht tAih . student
Of the drama. .lSsa...s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

1ssAs Dows.-A t6sHl msth,ss
hssks dovs % 6aGnsaay mehe, assss nea.
wsck's ~ MD, Asdwas lsr seickiAs h ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

6sxrH Iowa CAvAhRx--Tbs S'xth Cav
alty arrived st Ess. Davenport on Saturday
syer6ngs q, bcard the steamer Highlander
yits .o-, iiss1E this city,on he Ylst Of
January. 1862. for frontier ssrviee under
ehe epmasnlIofCd1 d. d. eWilson. Of Du
.,que. and coasiAsd q slsvsA AAundrsd men
SINCE its sntrsnes iusa active asrsice, it re
ceived and additional number Of 400 men
BesidsOa lonSjdsdaelJ Wdn1bSr bfskit1bish
es. it ~ srsseagsiie the ]StAss Of White
Stone Hills. Taxa Kotah, and Bad Lands.
Isl loss BY discharges from disab lity. BY
1 AshsIffoa diseass, ard fteh tisr hilcd
AID wounded in its numssous contests
amounts to 59s men. The regiment ~.
mastssed ont At Sioux City, on'ths l7th o
October, and was trsnsportsd il wagons
from thence to Roonsboro. and By rail from
there to Clinton, where Il vas cordially Re
eeived BY the citizens. 70 a4e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
,44 Joseph 81, Oglesby.
Late Oxiesby 4 McCaulay)
COmmis lion Merchant,

Nos. dS ~ and ~ reh0dPii 0ul1s Street.
New Orleans, -.
Represented in Cincinnati by b. =, BRAsxAx
President Franklin bank; in Louisville by Jas
6nDcEronD. President I'd National Bank 10 st
Louis BY h. u. Mclean. Secy. Citizens 4 sur
snce Co.; Refer IN Das export to JRssx WElLgR
ESQ. octsU-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
The Property formerly known as
academy Of The Immaegl1tc Conception
For S0oe.

No. =. Academy Of the Immaculate Concep
zion" property for sale. TAiselegant eStAe oos0
p .sss ~ acres with main buildihN IL acifcest ~
Ot,l and good barn; land in centre level ami high
s'opirs gradually south, ,easi and north. Will b,
sod a. great bargain II sPPtist for soon. J.
old Il will be rebuils - An elegant countr,
vii plans Of which may be seen AT our oiic- b.,
rnv party proposing To purchase. EulLDE ~,
irvited 10 call and see tue same, Is tlis work wi
BE- let bv contract to the loweit hidAicr The Ian.
borders upon the city limits, but being just out
side.is not s,bicct to city taxes Beautiful IN il.
natural condition. this land il tasteNllt laid on
in'S~sden rud lawn. and lo0o shade and orns
~sntal trees are planted isree Forest trees s.and
ing north Of the main building This place is vel
worth ths attention OF purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
SoCSg1e r.. AertUDe.

SeCa1s =. 4ers9Ss,
HAvE OPENED A STORE. - - Dras
III dy Street, Eass side. betwses rhira and
Fourth, aouth end of y. O. .stldsidee's 0rocery
store, and first door above Mr.. Lvtss's Flour
,@tore, where they intend kecpinga Depot tor
Vegetables. Berries 10 their sesssn, Lake and
River tish, Oyatess, Butter, Eggs, Poultry,
Lard. Honey. fruit. and masy other sssielss TOO
numerous To mention. -,
will do well to cali and get the cash sor your
Come right along and get vhst is good for your
self and children ct SWAN / SEXTON,
aprlsdtf sax Btady street East side
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

! af1E1sswnhs TssyA-s Wili tlss 0aseg !
b 20 kind IL TO tell .ARefs al il psssiopA,.
lovers Of the negro race were, when the
s,eh United States, eeleesd Infantry de-
barked at cor lasdine % Saturday evening
last. We saw no vast multitudes, end
Aeard no sAuudeIisg shssss. se
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

ExAnrxs sfs S1ock.-FsAns Meyer. hext
4te ths f,rss Naeissaa ilask, hss nov on hand
q kinds u Msn's and 1Bey's rsady-made
Fslethiae ~ FAN AM Wiser wear, which
~ ~ dslte4nt r. 4td psie& j q
also manufactures -arnishing goods to Or
der. -soisi-sgorf odf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
To.0ay'e 4 Advertisements.
ROSfOGltC KeaDeOrMi.

THE POST OFFICE in this city vii, be remov
u cd 70 the corner Of 1hi d and Perry streets,
aud open there tor prslsc busiress. ON " ednes-
day mOr,ing next, Nov. 1st, 1865.
Uc.3O T. RI iSSELL p NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Lssscs Essu - lea
@47OOO0Oo,
| l:'| lH|:|''|;;||'! 81 !
kNo.ces~NX
GiJ . .basgIl !
NETT ASSETS JAHvAa1, ~,
I$3,6 IT, 90. /.
FIRE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION RISKS.
~ Agencies in eli the Principal Ciu('
and Townsin the United States.
Applications Ssr lnsuranos wfll :,
promptly attended to.
CHAs. W. vERDER. AspsI
REAL EsT.1TE
Ann
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. HILL +
AND
@. w. vERDER.
No. East Second Street. south. east sorne
Of Brady Street, front Office
up stairs) ~
FARMS FOR RENT, {,
F0OM - TO loo AGA1sS.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.
e.
No. So On Jersey Ridge, 2 miles from pos
Office, fine house, in COED repair rooms,
cellars, barn worth ts00, and pGaahfy house.
Is varieties of grapes. (b0re 2Dan lbs. last year.
al kinds Of fruits. bearing. This property em
braces acres. Price, $A,5o0
HOUSES FOR RENT.
No. H. new house on Brady stvcet, one o
the most desirable residences in the citv
Ia~.. k.<aasa IN NnlNR
improvements, stable, we'll, cistern. fruit an.
Ghsoe trees. line river visw. -cenesslay lsested
--oue Of the finest residences in the city.
.,sa OFFICE FOR Rent. ~ /
No, % large. light, airy office. fronting OF
East Second Street, corner Of Brady with A..
'0om il desired.
Gar. BILLIARD { DINING Room
NolA Rar, Blmard and Dining Rooms to
rent. connected, with Kitchen and sleepin,
.,cms at,ached.) formerly occupied BY Z. Il
0ell. s. .rcs ss
FURNISHED ROOM,
No. s. Furnished room fnr rent. for gentle
nan; also room unurnishcd-b0th good room
In the business part OF the cstk
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY.
no. 8. ..Merwin's Block, Perry SSrcss. br sale
(witn presen, rental Of 81 ,l'o) paying good rs
,r'n now. andprospectively avery valuable prop
crty To close concern this property is oaercs
at very low price aud on easy terms
The Property formerly known as
Academy Of the ImlnaeGlNie Conception
For sale.
No. :. Academy Of the Immaculate Concep
Mon" property for sale. rAiseleg gant estASe cc'D
p .sss ~ acres. with main buildiAx IL lacstest ~
ot,l and good barn. land in centre level ami high
elo lirx u YrAduallY south easi and mort tn. VIII b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

70 b. DlsPu 70 or AT ONE nOLkAk EACH
wlTaoUr o.. nISAg1 vo,, n vAIus nor 70 nE
TO i;EcEi Z! S,.LEAOlD Lfsf or ARTICLE, !.
Al 70 be Desd fr ONE DOLiAk EACH!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

asssas 9,Ie 'ss.s @ sssilai d Ss.ssfdr''s N
[EEDta(S Ss.tsf'f tff!.s !! Bs!ls|sS! NJ. I.ssl.
= a,g$tx: { !: 4. sXSIslhsyI N IN y ssd
'Ss;s.i 49, ~" Sc:I ,EIiS SSsgSielwap ssA
: sssssssk lueStsE Eslst+ stHITtF@ -.
rs.~aiil0 - III ByAs lsyiaief( ($te.
- "A = -ovSi rs3issuid bsoassq1o
EN- fokon II e1ocDo0noe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Ici,rss L,vsnv sfAnGs.-Bentep 4
H~eiss desire 70 invite ~ ssteatisn 81 ~
public 70 thsir sxeslIeas Livery sstah)ish.
menv 4'at he sossss u Third and
pssry. and n ~. reasonable ~ratsa q
wbsch they ere fsrAssisg the pablic VIII
everything 10 theif ilhs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Wsss Ssc0xD HgnsRf.-At No. II, Wes'
Second street, Mass 1 Mayer are psvpsrs,
10 furnish all Who may call with the most
'legantly fitting, aud durable ready smsde
;,vthiDg 70 be found ID the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
FARMS FOR RENT, q
FROM 20 TO loo ACAueS.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

No. H. A new house on Brady stveet, one o
the most desirable residences in the citv
No. l. A large elegant house, with oil modcr'
improvements, stable, we'll, cistern. fruit an
ohsoe trees. Tine river viSW, -cenesslly leested
que Of the finest residences in the city. 8.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

thus cause IL aprsars thst John T. 1aoll Is
o. tho state ot tennessee II ordered that publication
p made iol Tour successive weeks IN Brovulo Wing. Uot
llg said nonresident 70 appear The Of The
thancay Court TO held MaryN, the first Tuesday after
tEe hrs Monday Of November next then and there plead
answer demur said bill, viii hr taken confess d.
11a proceeded With - Tarte 20 him.
"a. G. plCKEN>. q. * ".
" Nv g. s. VI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

IF YOU WANT 4 GOOD SUIT OF
4 CLOTHES don't fail to call at J. "a. Pace & Co.'s
They have handsome stock.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
GENTsthe sty Of handsome, good and very cheap
Hats, at
}. R. PACE co.'s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
TRnSTEE SALE

IlI Ni-ty Decd Trust executed v JOHN hrv> Jgrr
d trustee, tho nth l1y NaT, lS5a. VII
liam Blair the ci eleven hundred and u-tyuue dollars
aud eshtv-sN.n cent? oppressed said deed viii sell TO
tho highest bidder lT cash in hand the premises Of said
Knox IN Nonrp county Tennessee Thursday The Eth day
If October ls' two tac Of land belonging the said hx
containing icing in the range
the meridian and tenth section Second con
r7iuS t-ut aero lying the Northwest corner Of the
Northwest quarter q section third. third range Est the
meridian HiUas=e District, al OF at3 lands situated
in an Civil District of Monroe county. said lands
brace eve Of rh best water powers ia East Tennessee? such
title rs vested 'y said Deed Ct Trust. VIII be mad,
b35.r SaTs-5- JAMES T. BLAIR. Trustee.
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anot be served upon him and having obtained an orig
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| 81 August ls5 md tho defendant appearing II H.
ordered by that publication b" nl'o m Br"Mng" ing
S four successive weeks the defendant ". II. Cannon
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IN March 1855. 30 l hearing porte
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Which entirely fresh Cincati purchased from
the Oldest and best houses and VIII be sold reduced prices
We ask careful examination ard prices,
heyng that please all who wish purchase We have
experienced and accommodating clerks who will pleasure
IN showing goods whether you wish purchase
Our motto will be- "Quiek Sales and Small Profits" and for
this purpose determined sell goods very
! lowest prices
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27
JAMES PARKS, Clerh.
BY ROBERT y. FLEMING, D.
ATTACHMENT.

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~FTHE TLsINTIFE On AFFIDAVIT. SAYS THE DE-
PENDANTS Indebted 20 him. and ah-unds that tho
ordinary process te 5 upon thn having obtained
original bslt tLc ClL2 of the defendants,
lbs before J. n AhmcrU, Euticy of The Pgac9
and the having byu levied their pro-
rerv 6sr by said Justice that the defendants appear
before uce in Messy Ck the 18th OF October
Es2t, VII be proceeded with part, II Is further
ordered hat ti- uoti- 2" published for four weeks
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