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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

AT recent banquet in Paris, General Schofeld
proposed the tOst Friendship between France and
the United States" The General has gone to Eng
land on confidential mission from President John
son. having for its object the adjustment of our diff
culties.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

The annual income Of the English Archbishop
varies at from ten to fifteen thousand pounds. Our
Southern rebel Bishops would profit by dividing
with the Bishops of Canterbury, Durham, Roches-
ter Landofr and Manchester
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
H. L. Wheeler and J.. 5. Lindsay, Executors Of Wm.
CaraE doc a. Lnnalhan r. PaL-crsnn.

IN cause the plaintiffs adayIt say TN defendant
Justly indebted them, the aforesaid, IN
tho S2 To- twelve dollars and due by
hand has removed himself the ordinary pro-
cess be served upon him, ou attachment hsv
and returned before levied real estate
the defendant therefore ordered that publication
made for weeks in Buwnl0ws Wig notify
lug defendant appear before az office IN JaOkss
borO 18th April then and there make
defense L. said suit or the same will taken confessed
set hearing p7rts
dsrl--t a. JAS. A. WNISMAN, J. +
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

THE King of Belgium is dead-The Fenian fight
goes bravely on-The London money market is
ctive-The British Parliament convenes on the
first of February-Queen Victoria has consented to
the marriage Of the Princess Helena to Prince
Christian of Holstein So goes the world.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

FTHE co-partncrship hereoorr existing under tho name
and styIa Of BROCK s. CHAPLIN Is this day Dissolved by
conscu All outstanding viii be settled by
p Chaplin who will hereafter continue the business At the
Or stand December 2I-t. 1855 WI. H. BROCK,
,Iarg7-ar n. =. CHAPLIN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

IF there be given amount of territory on earth
that constitutes sink of niquity where rottenness
reeks and principle suocates, it is in the Cotton
States of the late Confederacy. A recital of It's
deeds for the last five years will make the heart
sieken Purified by rebellion, and refined BY tres-
son. their rebel Inhabitants are prepared for any
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

IN obedience pronounced at the December Term
1865 ChanceTy Court at Daudrdge IN these
will to highest bidder pubic auction, at tho Mos
sy Creek Depot the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad
On Saturday February, 1886 credit Of
two and three years in bar right Of redemption
levied upon said il being the farm which
said Howell formerly resided the 9TH Civil District Of JET
ferson county adjoining the lands Of W D. $ n Fsin 4.
and others containing 30 Acres moro less
Creek and comprising Of the best seats for
featuring purposes East Tennessee notes with approved
cury will required bearing interest from date and lien
retained said land until the purchase money Is paid
dcc27-it WN. CALBRNITH, {. & N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

The Mem Phis papers abound in accounts of the
most atrocious assaults on both white and coored
men, and by both white and colored-shooting, stab
bng and fighting in drinking saloons and gambling
heIls These accounts would indicate rather bad
state of society Can't all this disorder be traced to
East Tennessee and the conduct of Union men here?
It would relieve Memphis of much odium
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

THERE was quite a SCENE in the Supreme Court
at Washington, = few days sgO. A lawyer by the
the name Of Bradley, grossly insulted Judge DIN,
one of the justices Of the Supreme Court, using
profanity Of language, and rufian-like Manners
Bradley is type Of the school Of men who have so
long domineered in Southern society, and reflects
the temper and spirit of Southern rebels generally
Restore them once to power, and they viii raise
N, b, and drive al loyal Judges from the bench,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

THE French minister is said TO be greatly dis
pleased with the action of Congress on the Mexican
question, and has resolved not TO remain in Wash
ington unless satisfactory explanation is given him.
If he can wait until Grant and Sherman can sta
ton an army of 5O,0OOmen in Mexico, the necessa-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

TIE smallpox is raging among the negroes at
such rate, in the vicinity of Selma that none Of
them are allowed to enter the city. We have not
seen it definitely charged that East Tennessee sent
the plague there, but we are looking for it.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Attachment.

Il. L. Wheeler and J. S. Lindsay Executors Of Wm.
Carey, Decd vs.. Nicholas Patterson.
this cause plaintiffs adsvit, say the defendant
justly indebted them, the executors Aforesaid IN the
sum Of so Is seventy dollars and fifteen cents due by notes
Of hand and that he has removed himself so the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot Be- served upon him. ana an Attachment
having been issued and returned before me- levied On real s
tate Of the defendant IL is therefore ordered that puoaon
be made for four weeks in BrOwnlOWs NhS no
Tying the said defendant appear before al ny once IN
JaCssbcro the 25h day April 1856 and make bis de-
Tense 70 the plaintiffs t the VIII be proceeded with
eXP3rtc. JAS. A. WAISMAH, J. 7.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
THE new YORK TRIBUNE.
1866.

Our most momentum GrduOu struggle havus resulted
the triumph Nationality, the discontinue
and overthrow and Slavery The TRIBUNE pro
foundry rejoicing result, will labor TO the le
Ultimate this grand bengnant victory by rendering
Liberty and Opportunity the heritage Of tho whole
American People now and eyerm0r"-
Discouncnanciug all unmany eyulatI0n needless
cause II will insist on earliest possible restoration Of the
southern States power and influence
Union on Of All Rights for All their People
1t hope that the substitution Of Ere
FOR Slave Labor inevitably and universally COndurs n
the increase Industry Thrift Property and Wealth,
that the South within years must look back
her long persistence in practice so aeul - The
chatteliZinS,of Man
Manufactures the Useful Arts, &C. &c, throughout essry
portion Of our country especially throughout the section
thereby he subserved the interest o every useful and
worthy class promoted.
II viii urge protection Of Home Industry by discrm2s
ting duties Foreign Products imported. with view o.
drawing hithcr capable aud skiful 7-ers and
tlsans Europe, and the naturaEng soil Of many
branches production hitherto all hut confined 20 the Old
World while would strengthen those which have
already foothOld among
1t viii give careful attention progress and Improvement
doors Of our and teach them how % make the most o
the opportunities thus afforded them
IT will devote attention TO Markets especially @
Agricultural Products, with intent to both prod anil
consumer from being irtimd by tho spcouator and fore
EtallCT.
And giving scope current Literature, the proceed
ins OF Congress and general News Of the Day hopss
to Old patrons and attract many ' h"Nr them
company.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

Mr.. &. ". CHILDs the successful publisher Of
many valuable works, and now proprietor Of the
Public Ledger Of Philadelphia, proposes to issue a
new series of the Philadelphia Home WscHg 1t
will commence December 27th al illustrated
family newspaper. a host Of celebrated writers
have been added 10 its list Of contributors. We
have no doubt that, in the hands of Mr.. Chids the
Hone FeeHy viii take high place among the ed
ucators Of the American people in intelligence and
pure morality. Success TO him
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

We are getting up the docume nts to prove, IN the
event the rebel papers charge it. that Leopold, King
Of Belgium, did not come to his death al the hands
of discharged Union soldiers of East Tennessee!
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

The Macon (Ga-) Telegraph speaks of dari ng
robbery of store in that city by three negroes and
says the goods have been recovered. To the credit
Of the editor be It said he does not intimate that the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

TEE Words Of Warning which We take from
the Louisville Journal Of the I5th inst Will attract
attention. They viii not be acceptable to Southern
papers are politicians They are too well put, and
altogether too appropriate to be appreciated by the
South. On account Of the shifting course Of that
paper. We seldom copy from it. but this article, by
whom written we know not We commend to the
notice Of all parties
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TERMS.

Mail subscribers copy, year-l9t numbers --S4 10 ~
do copies, do % -.-'~.-''-' a.
IN 3 copies, or over for each c0Py.....-... . W
IN If - for ten copies extra viii o. SEM
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III - sant one YEAR For 500, viii send tHStyouF
.,1iss and one copy DAILY TRIBUNE gratis ,---
bsribes in Canada must send iucent m au'llio 20 pre-
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T ERNS

Man subscribers, 11l-us7.- ~ - g., @ NJ
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For clubs Of twenty, extra copies. copy ' "
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every TUESDAY and FRIDAY and contains an me Eal
tOraI articles. merely local in character Lllsa
and Art Criticisms Letters from our lars .oLFs
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DAILY TRIBUNE.


subscribers in canada must sens II - Al sUos W PIE
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

Parrott Goodwin, Guardian, &c, Stokely D. Williams
and Hugh G. Williams T. Howell and S. D. Will
liamS.
IN obedience 20 pronounced the December Term
1863 in said cause will sell in satisfaction Of said DEGREES
Depot Messy Creek Saturday the 81 day Of Feb
ruary lS6 credit If months TO she highest bidder
at public auction Il the right Of redemption the
land on which said defendant = r. Williams formerly
resided containing $50 Acres les, m the 9th Civil
District jefferson county. the East Tennessee and VIZ
gas railroad adjoining the lands Of John r. BTanner H. a.
Hubbard Bond with approved security bearing
from date, viii be required and lien retained %
said land VIM. GALBEAlIH, q. y u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
CHANCERY COURT--DANDRIDGE.
SALES OF LAND.
JOSEPH G.. Hodges and VIM. c. Hodges, Adm'rs, vs..
M1ulden. et al.

Joserh G.. Hodge, and Vim. {. Hodges Admrs, rs. VIM:
M0ulden, e. al.
IN obedience 10 decree Of the Chsncery Court atpandtdgs
Al tho December Term, 1850 in the various SAID
curr gaust William r. Williams, will proceed q sell az
the court cambridge saturday the 18th day
January Ist6. the highest bidder at public auction
credit and three years, of tho right Of
dempou following Of land, all lying the
Civil jefferson Tenn, The farm known
Washington Eeth farm, containing by estimation
Acres adjoining the lands of John Vance VIM Hatcher and
others The known the owen Bales containing
BY 100 Acres, adjoining the lands John Bales o.
Mcknight and other- The farm known the Frazier tract
estimation loo Acre. adjoining : Coil Anna Frazier
and Thos Knight The farm known the Doan tract
est ma ton Acres adjoining John Vance, DnVide anc
others said tracts land viii be- sold separately Bond and
approved security bearing interest from date will be required
and lien retained On said lands until the purchase money
fully paid. WI. EAfBtNlIH, g. q VI.
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c. W Cate vs. John Il. Branucr and II. IL. Hubbard -.
John X. BrannCr, ct al.

N Obedience decree prcnOunceda az the December Ier
1865 Of Chancery Court at cambridge in this
will sell Messy Greek Depot, on Saturday the Sd
day Of February. 1856 the highest bidder, public
auction on credit and years. except the
one hundred dollars required IN hand the house and lot
known Eating House, the East Tennessee and Viz
GINA railroad Messy Creek Bond and security, bearing
interest from date required OF the purchaser and
lien retained on house and lot until the purchase money
raid. WI EALBRAlIHs G. n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

W rarely employ travelling agents, su many 'mpostvE'
are habuay providing the assumed capacity OF solicitors
for Journals. We prefer that subscribers shall pay then
money To- persons they and Of whose integrity they
ASSURED Any T1ond who believes he viii do good by incrsas
ing circulation Of TIE TFFrNE authorized 10 solicit
and receive subscriptions Specimen copies viii Be promptly
without charge those requiring them4 and We trust
many rieuls Will be moved ask their ue-hhor- and a
quainta noes o. ioin ia maxim mp their clubs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
High Prices.
w. g. BRowNLow,
Scnior Editor, &c.

Knoxville, Dec Is, 1868,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18

WAR II ARKANSAS "A detachment Of
thirty men of the United States color
ed infantry, under command Of Capt
Fox, sent across the river into Arkan-
sas the other day, returned yesterday,
with sixteen prisoners, fierce looking
bushwhackers, and a number Of horses
capt1red at Hopefield, directly oppo-
site this city. The detachment went
through the country twenty five miles
along the line of the river, in south
erly direction, and saw several small
bands Of guerrillas, but we're unable TO
bring any TO an engagement until re
turning 70 Hopefield yesterday when
it was ascertained that gang Of tweT
ty-ive was in their immediate vicinity.
Their position having been ascertain
ed, our troops stesithily surrounded
them, and after exchanging some thirty
shots, captured all but seven, who es-
capped. One was killed No loss on
our side. The guerrillas we're trading
and drinking whisky when discovered,
and dance wss also in progress. On
several Of the prisoners cotton permits
are said TO have been found A much
larger force is said 70 have been back
in the woods, but the proximity Of q
gunboat prevented their interference.
The affair resulting in the capture was
witnessed IN this oity.--Msnphis B4lls-
an, 9A
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EVERYBODY.
A. L n, yDSREKg

WuoLEsALE sCrJER sUrPLrrss, ConsrR
OF Public Square and Market Street.
have .Us- received from New York and rr7-
ton auctions, q i5rrs assortment O. l1gts
and shoes, which they are cTerrE st
wholesale 70 the trade, at greEl.y reduced
rates; have also on hand q large and va-,s3
assortment CT cigars aud Toba-s5, pur1has-
81 before the late increased taxes, which
they are snNAEs 10 close out 40 small rf-
Tahcs on iny0N cost In addition 70 which
they beg e cav attention TO their largo
stock Of LNus6, consisting iu part. OF
ChampaigneSS Catawha, end Clareg Wines.
Whisky, Cqgniac Brandy, Elttess. g.-,
Cocktail, ChcrN Bounce, sehuaprr. &c. g..
Stationery, vNits and buzz envelopes, at
slEes; foolscaA Nie,ger, and aote paper .. al
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions ur al 1s=--..-
tiou', furnishing goods, aud a complete
stock OF Sulers' Goods, such us Peaches.
Oysters, Eaisius, Mustard, sarl.ae.. Spices.
Soda, &c, sc.
Beslers will E0d tito their interest t, give
US cell before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention % the shipping ard
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the plsrs. corner q. TuI.c
Square aHj Market So.
A.S 81. LANpSEEEJ. garZ9-3u
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CoUNrEEFEETs.-Iuform has been re-
ceived by g. l.. Barlow s. Co. that re talu
druggists in this city have beau paiu.1E rH
on persons calling Tor DR.. VeI'aC' F.1 Co
rate an article OF their own .ua-ua.csJrs.
which they say is superior 20 the rs1l.ra-
We would advise all persons 90 zoe tho
genuine, and should yol require rrg u.ctI-
cine Tor the Itch, h.us s-wY-u, Es..e-, or
any disease OF the SKIN, tp not suffer r-7
UnpTiuciplei man - impose Euy otar-
preparation on you, DUl get lT. NolEr q
Pink Cerste, manu- setJrei By G.. u. -.--
tow / Co., No 1914 Deatolck street, Mash
vile, Tenn.
P. s.-A liberal i.gro1rt mado On .-s.--r.
Sent By NEIL 90 any atjrr-- -l -..s .at ~
81 II. Be sure thas you get .H- genuine.
sep94-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Broker,s 0Mee-NoL . -

c. y. Ordwav has removed 10 No
North College street. next door 10 the Ffr
Nstiousi bank. He confines himself sx-
clusively 10 BT05e-'s business. Arvar1d
sells G3.t C.t Sl,rsr and 40 f.-F. ~ u
carr5Ht Honey aud pays the hf-hset r--ees
Ter Gog-rnast1t Fo.c5grs, Llat..a.... Ns,ss
&c.
Otice open at A. M.. ard our friend
TBos. B. SAMPLE rems.us theleti 10 p. ".
for the accommodation Of tha-s who nav
wish 20 make exchanges af.or night. az8
take the morning cars.
Feb /, Is5j-5rl
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A correspondent Of the Chicago Tri-
bune, writing from Nashville says:
A great deal of chagrin is felt here
because Of the act OF Congress in not
counting the electoral vote Of Tennes-
see Perhaps the State viii be needed
when it comes to the ratification Of the
constitutional amendment sbolishing
slavery therefore, we should not have
been 80 unceremoniously told 20 90 to
the devil
Of course the State will be needed
as intimated; and she will be there
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published plsn Of which car b seen At our ofice.
snd the principal Hotels, and other pubic place,
N ftis city. Being eAglbly located on the East
hauk Of the Tennessee nYeT, 80 miles from it-
mouth, sad 81 the terminus u the Nashville and
Northwestern Railro q, distance Of u miles from
thai CITY; surrounded, a. it i, BY rich and pro-
ducuye country AMI beng IN almost constant river
Communication with many Of The most important
Commercial cities % the North aud SouthWe-t,
must at DIS tsDt day, become aclty q vast bu-
nss- Importance. Such an opportunity for -afe
AID prchtabs Investment, is Tat seldom odarsf.
We are s cole 6gents ioF the sale q loss, and
foliy authorized ARd empowered - grant utles "
purehAssrs.
Apply . ". MATT. BROWN : CO., Aga.
eoVs3-G q Chsrsy glfssl
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Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes. Onions,
Green Corn, aud every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Dou-5t.c Groceries
offered at low prices at To,tsu'a No. g goT-
lsge street.
jau22-ti.
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4 country girl gave birth 70 child
in the open street Of Cork, Ireland, the
OthOr day.
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Somebody says the most difficult
ascent Is getting up a subscription.
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Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at Il Ehrenbergs, No a.
Union s.rt-L
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Barnum paid Laura Keene $1,000 for
q new drama.
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,THE CONFESSIONS And Ex-la- yca

Published trtHr benefit. ~Yt as rlrrTIv POI
YOUNG MN ami r.Iars, who -sf.r from rr-r sa
Debility, Premature Decay rl Nl. HoaH. .... H-r-
plying aI the time the Means o.. -.... ..r..
ly one v1y Ha- cuTaI himself aHer UNDERGOING
considerable CEsr-Hsy- iv fr '1-.nE p...l..3
addressed envelope, single copies usy h. Lss 90
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ee1..
decs-3n Brooklyn, kfLE- co.. a. r..
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A general assortment Of fEo custom mz5s
boots and shoes the work warranted and
sold low, ct O. " Fall & Co.'S UGdvrrs
Store.
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There we're 9IO births in Worc@s-
ter last year, 367 marriages, and $50
deatha.
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LIQUORS.

Bbs Alcohol, 9s per cent
4" 70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
&" hits Whisky pure for med. purposes
! " Pure Frr nch Brandy,
l " Holland Jiin.
Pure Pyrt, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by EWIR s PENDLETON.
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Lumber Yard.

UE HITE AID YELLOW PINE FLOORING
w Drs sed PINE PiscE, Dressed Boards, Hin-
dow Sash, a. for sEle a. my lumber yard, corner
Of High snd Line Etrse.s, Nashville
fsbls-lws HENRY LEAylTT
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORsE Ia the first 10 introduce 0h-
new style Of Pictures. Every body that.
see them are delighted with la.4.
Gel! at the "GsIcryo of the .a-lar-
land and judge for yourself o-ElC
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Notice.
Dissolution ef Partnership.

VlHE FIRM or n J. DPUCKER ( Co, IS
Il tins day Dissolved ". J Du3cEer having pur-
chased the IateTs Ct Robert Herslan, who Tea rs
lne books and account. OF the trm Wl he 10 TIE
hsnds OF n J. DruckeT, with whom 81 indebted
viii please cal and settle, and O. ose having ela IA.
against me nrTn viii present them FOR pat nleIl.
NJ j. uEUCkER.
RDB'T HEh5TLiN.
NJ =. brucker vii continue the business al II
hroad street. where he y III bs y ad 70 meet BIS old
f1enCs aud customers.
Nashville, Fcb "a lssh fsLl6-lW
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VARNISHEE,

3 Bhls. Copsl Vsrnish, l Bfl Japan vsrnsh,
" Coach g FiOwinZ "
One barrel Flowing Vsrui-h
One baaT,I Black Leather.
For sale lOw, BY EWIS PENDLETON.
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OILS.
PAINTS.

PAINTS.
800 Kegs White Lead,
5000 Lb-. Am. YslloT Ochre,
50OI &" French " %
loo Chrome Green, dry,
loo " " q" IN oil
loo Z" " Yellow. dry,
Too in q
All kinds o. Paints Rnd Pant Brushes.
For sale low, BY EWIN PENDLETOS.