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United States Of America - District of East
TennaRaaa.

united STATES u Ameftoa - Uistftos o. East
Tennessee.
4UHEREAS. An information was alea 10 ths Dis.
w tFfct Court Of the United States or the Distrct
Of East TENNESSEE At Knoxyiie, on the 18th dsy Of
April, 1855, BY @ ". Hall Esq, Attorney Of lhs
United States for aid District on bshalf Of The
United States Of America, against 0he Tract Of
Land, Sitaased In he TN eVI district Of Meigs GO
c0nsaiaisg 100 acres more or less l0isiag the lands
Of John Bay and Bryant Saith, seized As The pre-
perry Of J.. n. Boggess. and sgNins5 ali psrsoas
lawfully intervening fog their intsrcpis therein al
legBg that said tract Of land had been heretofore
Sssed By Revehns Agent - loEisised 70 the United
States toF ~ said information Get forth and
sverrod 20 Be true and praying for Tie usual process
and mention Now, therefore, pursuant 70 The mo-
nitiOn under tho seal Of sad Court 10 nae diFscted
hereby give pablo notice 10 all persons concerned
ia interest IN said trsct Of land 10 sppsar before said
Court at The Court House In Knoxville Aforesaid on
The Ist day Of Juhe 1855, 81 10 O'Clock, A. n, then
and tkers 70 inssrPoss their claims and make their
allegations.
B. MCDANIEL
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United States Of America District Of East
TAnNaeNaa

United States Of America District Of East
Tennessee
WHEREAS An information Was Hled in The
W psstEes Court Of ite United States for the Dis
tFict Of E&s Tsnnessee ~ Knoxville On The 5sh day
Of APriA 1856, BY c. ". Hall, Esq, Attorney of ID.
United States for said DistFiet, on behalf Of the
United Stasss Of AFaefieA, against One Tract Of
Land 10 the I'd civil distFics ct asAina eoanty.
coataining la5 acres ioiniDg The lands Of Henry
Latham, JAS. q. ShannOa and John Blythe. ssize5
Ssv6,s- NHssHtSs nocSpex, hnu hgainet ali
persona lawfully Intervening for their interests there
80 alleging that said tract q laaa had bes hereto
fore seized by Revenue Agents as fofei.ed to the
United States Tor Ia said information set fost
and AveFred 20 Be true, and praying for the ua,sl
process and moaition: Nov, therefore, pursuant 10
the monitson uUdsF the seal Of said COs1rt. 20 me
dreeted, hereby give Pabiic notice v al persons
concerned IN interest 10 said tract Of land 70 sp,r
before said Court ~ the Court Hcose in Kncxriljs
Aforesaid on the ist day Of Juae 1865 Al 10 oclock
A. NJ then and there 70 thtsposs Their claims and
make their silegatioa4
Z. MCDANIEL
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Gel L. o. HOuk.

Tie altentioH IT opr readers IN The I'd oongres-
slonal DiArie. i directed b The Gard AZ Colonel
Laonidss g Hoak,o Of tlinseA, Andersen county,
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United States Of America - District Of Gas,
Tennessee

Unlteu STATES u AI0sI1S4 - 0tttE4ct o. Esst
Tennessee
NJ HEREASs An Information was aled N tbsLfs-
w trct Court Of the United States Tor tae Ea..sr
District ct TenHessee AZ Kacxylz. on tie l5.k dav
q April, 1888, By Q. y Hall Esq, Att0rusg q IA
c aitsd Stztss for aid Dstricl. on sehslf q To
United Ssstss Of America, against tie entire W
terest 81 john kincaid Jf, Of Campbell county. .l
and 20 che real and personal estate q John Kincad
81, seized e. tbs property Of john KiBcAid Jr and
against ai persons i4Eiully intervening foF thsi.
Interests theresa alleging thst sad interest u "a.
aud personal estate had bsen heretofore ieiEet b
RsveBas Agents a. forfeited % the United S,sss gr
caUses IA said information ses EFth and zvsTTs %
be tr1s, aBd praying foF ia usasl press aud no
milton; Nov, Therefore, PGrsaaht - The DonlilJh
under tbs sssl Of said Court tie diFscist I teso
o. give public HOtcs - al persons Concerned L Ia
tsFest In said real and personal estste b appsr g.
fore said Court, At The Court House IN kn0xviss
Aforesaid, ths Ist day u Jane 1855 a. ooiocH
a y. shea and tbsTs - atsrPose thssr clsiEus szt
make their Rlisssti0ns-
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United States q !AnsEisa : District Of zar

Tennessee.
IuHBnEAS, Al iBlofmstios was sea i. -
w Diasrict Court Il ne United Stats fr =.
Estfesn Dissfiet q TgHbesses Il Knoxrills - ~
I5sA aayof April, 1855. BY G. " Hall "a. A..
aeg q the U6ited Ststss f3r said Dsfr.et 3a IsE.
Il the Ualtsd ssAtes Of AmeFiaa, sgains. Ors t..
Of Land IN The IT'D Ciqil DisNiel q a5gs r.ss,.
containing 326 sefes joioiHg the lsris q Js-rs.
Gribth and Eiisha Sharp sgizsi as tho p-1yartv y
Kbiah Bags@s, ard sgsinst eli per.7ns lsvfgIfyi,-
ssgseafBe fof tbsir Interests tbsFsn alleging -,
sald frset lad hsd been heretofore seized by Rsvs
Agents a. forfeited - the United States fer sa,s.
n said information set forth aad svsTred % b. tue
aaa praying for che usuAi process and mshill5n
Now, therefore pursuant - the as0nifion ghdsr Tie
sesi % said Court % ne directed hereby give psA
c hosiee 70 sn pes9ns ooBcsFned IN interest IN ,s
srses q land 70 spysaf bsfoTs said Court a. It's
.oari detiss IN Rockville Aforesaid. On tEs Ir
a@y o. daHe, lsss, a 70 oetocks A. e, then srs
thsfs 70 ta'sFPos7 their sisr1s and uskr their sis
cations.
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Wa DKnARrNkxr.
NAtoE, Ga. Nav nth.

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have thC hoau- IL import that at daylight vi the
10Th Col Pritcbard, con- HlaBdiBg the STD Michigan
Cavalry, c~plared Jsd Davis and family, with
Ryan, etisrteruas'e r General Also Gel, Harrison,
private secretary 20 DaviE Col. Johnslos, Abide
Camp Gel AJTTis Gel. Lubbock Lieut. Hathaway,
and cShrrs-
Col Prischard surprised their camp irwinFille,
&C. - miles south q this place.
They viii Be Esrs to-mOrros night and vii! DO
'JrEzrdS3 under gasrd without delay.
VIA ~'-'N - Esss2@---,
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PEssssAI--fIreget Mai. Goa. CARrlss Cruz, and
EHg. Gen. AIyan G. 0illen, are szpeetOd 10 arrive
ia tie city lo-isgr e report o Asj Gsa stoasnRa,
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-. Lsttaf Writers. Dream BOoka, Fortune Tai
lsrs, and all The late literature u The day. can 81
waye be found Al shs Book Store OF coas 4 Tun,
nell, Gsy street.
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- Methodist and Baptist hymn Books, Ia al
ssriesy Of styles and binding, can be hAd 81 Con.
q Tasneifs Book Store gsy street.
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sHERIFPs SALE.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

~ sails trom Ne cssst 0oaTs 81 KaeE seaasg sse,sa A.
shtfa 81 said csnnty u the u c1asa M klsses
%. a, Ramsey gu sxposs % pastls ssss ~ -
Saturday The t6h dAy Of Jase aea al he FEk t,,,
eisn and demand that A. RHaassg fn tna 70 a Eeas
sBa La situated she Of caeh LaSaet sse, ~
he sitT " Kasav ssd property a be sad 10 sas,sfs
ladgnea recovered hy ossan biekbsea c. assiast A
heatsF. myttSs M. efAknzN. sAsf8E
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sHRRIFF's SALE.

r WILL SELL ar THE Cavar HorsE
door in Ehasvs sAs IT'S dss o. Jaas isss 81 s..A
Gee ffAgt % sna sssohSas 70 lsmes MsRes ia he fsh A.
81 ths sass Howell oaisia Asss asA esAsss ssf
Essi ssiaAEaG 70 vile hesee, u the ieA stiet 81 Keez
seGntf, sdeains lss anda o. Rexen CAftar afss %
shss eaa.siass sls acres tess BOA 81 said ssse
sssa % ts sai - tassslisn b aseF q Wa Rssy sssa
msyifsw JOHN afsRs b. kh.gtn
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CHANcBRY SALE.

Jpsl c. Pafsez - Les,sa 4. Iehaisa si ~
DTRStANT ga dysfss II sAs Cssfsvry Cars -
u KnsSs.fs, kaa 3RfG ISL. lss,, s3ll Preasi =
ali eaa Tract II Lsal bsa iss he q. lpa
4asas1n. 5esa stag d sks 81 eiva Distract e kssS
sasasg a3lssaiss fas iaels x fialss heirs. oasld
YsaEoes HiIaa Sbs aRa asaszs, svsla5ins 20 aefss
mesass less 90 ne lsls dsy q jae, less lhs sA'4
iraxE e AAa Wi b sl3 se sas easaisss g,s aslt x
tas Farse ssSy ie b psSa b hssd ne esah7s 80
sss AZ asatss s d. 81 ssie bsuI ssj fsssFity be
BAG ssksa - shs sas la sssa saEsus ass ne las4
pssti IS psgehsse aasssy & bsiA
mytr fess 5eEi e FaREKB. Adat
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III PRISONS kayihg elslas asAlass tks sssais z
81. ssAas x hlasasalns 9esd u k6ailpa esasss.
Feaa, b. asia ~ aesssast afs kstSkF asai i sss
pm y pc - ssfsy - Vasbls ihas haf sailsz -
ssszaiessa and aTFsp ssmmh made ~ tkslf $780,
~ rfssEHs inaeeis y lAe estate AZ sss hslssei -
ssihs g.snasi ~ aaees aAd sake eayasnt. =
nqstss = e HAcEhuaks Aaass.
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~ Tesiausals, Bibles, PrAyes noOks, 81 eaa
b bad u coes i TpsnsIl
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~ s.sts.cope. and s.sruoops Views, At Cone .
Tanasirs, Gar ssseet.
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Capture Of yeR. Davis.

We have the lnetpFessible qualification 81 ehroa.
ielihg this week the capture sf (rrrsaentil Devis
Throughout the civilized weird there viii Be re
joicieg over this event The capture Of ths great
81 criminal the world ever knew wretch who
deliberately oonspirea r sbs overthrow q the bes,
government ever Instituted by man, the only 70.
pablcaB government in the world, and labCFea for
the establishment Of an oligsrchy, whose eoorner.
stone vas 70 be The infamous Institution Of slavery
This ssy be regarded the faality Of the great re
belliea which has aIlea The land With new made
Srsves, sad seagced 10 orphssAge several hundred
thousand children. A rebellion with less jgztiecA.
ton thar any which hss afflicted humanity since
L1ofer led his cohorts Of sP0ssste angels aEains,
The throne Of God.
We have no sPass this week Cor comment upon
The Importance Of this event azFthsrtaan 70 express
The hope and arm conviction that JEFF Davis win
sIpisse bis erimes upon the gsllows. where the
leaders Of this rebelliOa should perish
Andrew johnson win be false 70 biz declarations
Aad the cause Ct fnee government unless he hang
Davis. Thik wretch will be dstessed and dospised
through Life BY all honorable men. and then
For thozs4ad years
So . siS yAozi apsE ne sgyFsas sksrs,
Reading he ssn sota ~ sss rcd Light q Hell"
War DEPARTMENT,
Washington, d. C.. MAY 18Th I
II Ma 6e7 DGE Gcss Ygrk
The following despatch, received from Gen. VIII
sch, announcing she surprise and capture Of Je6
DAVIS and BIS ssaG, BY Col. Pr5tehard, commanding
ths Michigan cavalry 90 the morning Of tie ioth
~ iTvinyiiie Irwin county Georgis.
lSigneaI E. VI. sTASroS,
SsrrslsYy e Ras.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04

FOREIGN CLAIMS UPON REBEL PROPERTY.
A case has been decided in the United States
Court at New Orleans, which is not only in
teresting in itself, but is highly important as
a precedent. The notorious rebel envoy to
France, John Slidell, left a large amount OF
real estate in Louisiana, which was Of course
liable to contscation. For the purpose Of
saving this property, Slidell apparently mort
gagged il to the French banking house Of
Macuard & Co., shortly after his arrival in
France, aud this firm subsequently, brought
an action for the recovery Of the property I'M
der the mortgage. The case has now been
decided adversely to the Slidell interest, the
Court holding that the mortgages knew that
Slidell was an enemy Of the United States,
that they took the risk resulting from such
knowledge, and that their hopes Of repay
ment were founded upon the prospect Of the
success of the rebel States in over.throwing
the authority Of the United States. Slidell,
therefore, loses all his valuable property in
Louisiana, and the clever dodge BY which he
hoped to save it has proved abortivc. 1t is
known that a vast amount OF property belong
ing to wealthy rebels has been mortgaged to
parties in Europe since the beginning Of the
war, and as the decision in the case OF Slidell
will probably form a precedent for all Of them,
the claims OF the foreign creditors will be de-
clared invalid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04
GENERAL ELECTION IN CALL
E0RNIA

The General Election in our Western
neishbor will take place on Wednesday
next, and bids fair to be a very lively con-
test. The Union party did not have
Offices enough for all the smart men
who have been gouging themselves into
its ranks for the last two years-whose
best and only services for two years prior
had been rendered to the copperhead-
traitor par,y-and hence, u bis splitting
of hairs took place-the Long Hairs and
the Short Hairs, both having tickets up
for the suffrages Of the dear people in
nearly every county in that State. The
rag, tag and bob-,ail of the p~layed-out
dimmycra,ic party also have a ticket Of
their W in a few localities, where it is
supposed that the split in Union ranks
may possibly give them a chance for a few
little offices. We are not sufficiently
posted as to the probable strength of any
Of the U. S. Senatorial aspirants; but Of this
we feel certain, that whoever the Legislature
may elect to succeed Jim McDougall, he
can not possibly prove a worse blk for
the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04

RAILROAD FAREs.-We learn that the
railroad fares from Sacramento to the ter
mini Of the two roads, has been raised to
81 50. This. the Sacramento Bee says,
was one of the objects Of the purchase Of
the Sacramento Valley Railroad, and is
the old railroad rate Of eleven cents per
mile. The Bee intimates that prices Of
passage will be raised as the road extends.
on the ground that one ought to pay
more for a quick transit in comfortable
cars, than for a slow one in q numbering
coach. 1t is generally supposed that rail-
roads cheaper travel and transportation
of freight, as well as the saving of time.
and not add to its expensiveLess. The
old rate of charges in the Eastern States
is, for stages four cents per mile, in cars
two, and in steamboats, one. On long
routes the rates are less, but our California
people are going to reverse this, and put
railroad travelling higher than coach.
The assertions Of the Bee will not add to
the confidence felt in the Central Pacific
by the people Of Nevada.-RepeiA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04
Alarm in OroRon-The Pirato-The
SHENANDOAH.

Alarm in OroRou-The Pirate-The
Shenandoah.
The Dalles Mountaineer, brought by the
last Oregon mail, says:
Rurnors were a1oat lately to the effect
that the pirate Shenandoah had been seen
off Columbia river bar, heading for the
English ports. Although the Sierra Ne
vada arrived since these rumors were cur
rent, we have no confirmation Of the re-
port; still there is some hesitation on the
part of our heavy shippers to trust their
treasure on the California steamers, for
fear of the pirate. Wells, Fargo & Co. did
not take any pirate risks, and we have it
that some Of our shippers telegraphed to
San Francisco to insure the amount
shipped on the steamer. We hardly think
it probable that the pirate would dare to
risk her all to a power that processes to be
on the most intimate footing with the
United States. In connection with this
we have it that even our English neigh
bors sent a war vessel in search of the pi-
rate. 1t would. therefore, seem unac-
countable to believe for a moment that the
English authorities would shelter her
should she run into one of their ports, and
therefore she will hardly yenture near our
waters. A great neglect on the part Of
our Government, is the entire absence of
a wal vessel, which ought to be stationed
near the entrance OF the Columbia. We
desire to call the attention Of our Repre-.
sentatives in Congress to this fact, and
hope that they will take early action in
the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04

HARVARD COLLEGE A CHARITY SCHOOL.
In q letter written by DR.. Peabody, Of
Harvard College, to the Springfield Re-
publican, he makes the following interest
ing statement Of the charities Of Harvard
College:
It may not be generally known to what
extent Harvard College is a charity school.
The funds distributed by the faculty among
poor students amount to about twelve
thousand dollars annually. A nearly or
quite equal sum is distributed by private
liberaliiy, about half Of it through the
agency and at the discretion of individual
members of the. faculty. The recipients Of
this bounty average not far from one hum
dred, and many Of them have no other
pecuniary dependence. There is no de-
par,ment Of their Official duty in which
the persons intrusted with this charge are
more diligent, careful and faithful than in
seeking out the condition of the poor stu
dents, and in adjusting the aid awarded to
them in the due ratio of need and merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-04
GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
,pd,y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4, 1856
NEW OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.

The prospect now is that we are soon
TO have two new lines OF telegraph to the
States. Messrs. Barney Morgan s Co.,
the head of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office in
New York, are the head of the company
that are about to commence the establish
ment of these new lines. Their agent, Mr..
James Street, who is TO superintend the
construction Of the lines at this end OF the
route, has lately arrived in San Francisco,
where, with characteristic energy, he is
making arrangements to speedily COM
mence the work. The lines will be con-
s,ructed under the authority Of ar act OF
Congress, approved July I'd, 1864. The
eastern terminus Of one line will be at
Chicago and the eastern terminus OF the
other at Atchison, Kansas. Both these
lines connect with the lines Of the United
States Telegraph Company. The first
line passes westward from Chicago through
Northern Illinois. across the Mississippi
and through Iowa to Omaha, whence it
follows the Overland Mail route westward
10 California. The other line will be built
from A,chison to Denver by the Colorado
route, thence to Salt Lake City by way OF
Ben. Holidays new road now building A.;
thence westward, connecting with all the
towns along the Great Overland Road.
passing through Virginia, Gold Hill and
Silver City. and over the mountains by
way Of Piacerville. The Atchison line
now has three hundred men employed
upon il at the eastern end, and is to be
completed through to Denver this season.
NJ. Street, who has instructions to spare
no expense in securing the speedy con-
s,ruction of the work, is already contract
ing for poles for this end of the line, and
will probably have it completed to this
place before winter. One hundred miles
Of wire is expected to arrive at San Fran
cisco by the next steamer. and six hun
dred miles more left England for San
Francisco last July. Good luck attend
the telegraph, the precursor Of the rail-
road. The triple lines we soon will have
will not only insure US Eastern intelli-
gence at cheaper rates, but gives US more
of it, and difFuses among the people of the
East a more correct aud extensive knowl-
edge of the wealth in our mountains,
which awaits the coming Of brawny arms
and Eastern capital. Mr.. Street, hurry
up the work.