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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-22
Household Goods.

Carpets, 0il-cloths, Drugget, Looking Glasssi
Clocks Churns. Washboards, Tubs, Buck
els, Flat Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall paper, Coal Oil Lamps, I'm
brcllas, BedcOrds, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Crooks, and
- Stove Blacking.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-22
dte Glearfitlb &tpub!itan.
W EDNEsDAY MORNING." MAR. %, 1865
A DISTINGUISHED CONVERT.

The last number of the Rqtsmaa's Jour
nal the Jacobm organ of this county
contains the following article, re,Jatm 1t
Htera,im
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-22

lzis-A All Of which will be sold on the most rea-
sonabe terms, and the highest market price paid
for Grain, Wool, and all kinds of conntry produce
ClearGeld March %, 1865.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29

From he Reu. J. IT. Lyons, 7ormeT7y T0stor 81 Ns
Columbus n. j. md Mtddletop, Pa B0ptist Chyciss.
New Rochelle ~ Y.
Dr. G. VI. JACKSON Dear Sir ~ feel it pleasure
TINS Of my own accord. to bear testimony to the
ceence of the German Btters Some years since being
afflicted with the Dyspepsia used them with very
beneficial results have often recommended them to
persons suffering from that tornenting disease, and
have heard from them the most attering testimonials
to their great value. In Of general debility,
bel ieve il is tonic that cannot be surpassed.
7 NJ LYONS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29
READ WHO SAYS SO :

From the Rer. Leri p Beck, Pastor Of he Baptts.
church, Pemberton, n. j., formerly Of the NORTH
Baptist church, Philadelphia.
! have known Hooilands German Biters f;tyorably
for a number of years. have used them III my
family and have been pleased with their effects,
that induced to recommend them to others, and
know tina they have operated in strikingly beneh-
cial manner | take great pleasure in thus proclaim
ing this fact, and calling rheattention of those a-
icted with the diseases for whichsthey recommend
ed to these Bitters, knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. do this more
cheerfully Hooand's Bitters is in tended to benefit
the afflicted, and is mot a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29
Putnan's Clothes Wrilger,

NO FO0D-FORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT.
NO 4HuuB-scREws TO GET OUT OF ORDER.
Warranted With or Without Cog Wheels.
II took the first preni5snn ifty-seveh State and
County Fairs in 1863 and is cithout an exception, tic
best Wrnger ever made.
Patented in the United States, England, Canada,
and australia. Agents wanted in every town. and
III = II parts of the world.
Energetic agents can make from s. to $40 per day.
Sample Wringers sent Express paid on receipt OF
10. ., $500 No. l, $500. No F, 5000 No A,
$1,000
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No 10 platt Street, New York, Cleveland, Ohio and
Bennington, Vt, 5. c. NoRTHR0P, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ:
That Iron aceU galranised ciH not rust.
That simple machine is better than complicated
That Wriager should be se!EadjuSing, durable and
That TIunob-scre,es and Fase,sings oaxse deay md
trouble to regulate and keep ia ofder.
That rood Soated IN Ao mater, arW seyeI shrink and
split.
That acood bearings for tie shaft to in ecM geor
That tie Patpa,n Wrnger acitA or acitoat cogyaeeEs
actU not tear the Clothes
That cog-aoheei regulators are not essential,
That tie Putanm Wripger has all The advantages cad
not 0ne Of the disadvantages abo0e named
That all Uho AareteS ted pronounce it the best Wiring
mode.
That IL ctU OTtng thread or bed-qN1n f0tttot a.
tsratioR.
We might fill the paper with testimonials, but we
insert only few to convince the skeptical, if such
there be and say to all. test Pntnams Wringer.
Test is with ANY and ALL others, and if
not entirely satisfactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN II know from practical experience that
iron loeU gaIoaniged wih zinc acM not oridi%e,
rust one particle. Tie Putnam Hriuger IS
perfect as possible and con cheerfnHy recomme~G
it TO he the best IN Yours respectively,
J. ". WHEELER, Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the gavaniZing bust
enables endorseth above statement III all
particulars
New York, Jan. 1864 JNO G. LEFFERTS.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by prac-
teal working and know that it will 10. 1t is cheap;
it is simple it requires room, whether at work or
rest; child can operate it: it does its duty thoroughly;
if saves time and it saves and tear. We ear
nestly advise all who have much washing to do, with
all intelligent persons who hare ary, 10 buy this
Wringer { will pay for itself in year at most.
NIB mo Hon. HORACE GhEEL1.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29
Jones & Evans.

Successors to c. w. jackson d Co.
PROPRIET0Rs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town ia
the United States. Hy1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29

From Rer. j. H. Turner, Pastor Of Hedpin5 N. H.
Church.
DIR. JACKSON Dear Sir Having nsed your German
Bitters in my fam lily frequently am prepared to say
that been of great service believe that in most
cases Of general debility ofthc system it is the safest
and most va luable remedy Of which have any know
ledge Yours respectfully, j. ii. TURNER,
No. 72G n Nineteenth Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

W wood boards and plank 80 O0aj5 On Cherry boards
and plank, rs Oas1(y; Osk and ash, 81 5000 NJ; Mo
kola.sss, 49, Orleans, -; Porto E.oo.
99sI 10 Cuta ~ Ia: ,e,
OA.-CTude Wh6lo, 65a1 10; tletched do : -
s5 Crude sperm, 81a2 rs; unbeschcd do, blaz 00
Kerosene, 75a7s. -
Frovisons.-BeeL m. bbl.. II Ooa1l 90 DO. TT.
M, liHalI 1N Pork. clear, new, nominal; " me
- WAS 20; Do prime. W.. Al Lard per 10. .Ds r.
Cheese, common 10 choice. 15al9. 80, a.,
Sug1rs.-Cuba, 13Aal5a Havana, -alAhi re-
fined SUGARS, 16a20,i c per 10. ..,,
Tobdceo.--Ken lucky, 7a21F NirriniG, en-l fe'u
leaf Sal4.
Moot U.-sja7O for state end Western, GOa7j
Tor Ohio and Peuusy lvania Wet NitFns NJ IL
southern unwa'hUi at pulled, ~ 40. t up
wVhed at -aI5; Call ornia % J5-alji 'ape' T"
4Uq4I.
hlsc,lansors 90 Rice. no ID. Carolina. dItssed
~ ali; do, kangcon. 10 0OslO2 20 nh'. luies
STAND, bush, boa LvefpooL sacE' a. ~; y 70
iis soap pr H.; ~; iops sI9p 80 iMt,
and t0Hs0 for retail lo'. Caudles, city. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
prcyrntion.

LIVER sincc the cholera made it's appearance IN
Egypt several months ago, the str has persistent
y aud continually urged the cleansing and pur.f-
cation OF this city the only safe preventive
against the introduction Of tina, dreadful pcstcuco.
Since the disease ,ctu'Ily arrived here, we have
had an abundance Of assistance from our con1m-
porarss, In advocating tho necessity Of clean
streets, etc. They were dumb 10 tho demands u
public health while there was plenty Of time In
which g. make preparations to guard Egainst the
choers, but shat the disease is ac,ualy at our
doors they seo tie importance Of our views and
dcay5r ~ tins late hour, 10 secure the adoption Of
our suggestions. II the Now York press generally
had given an occasional word 70 ,.s vitality i'm
portant subject at the proper slime, when the
Sex was ondeayoring " secure tbc means Of saving
,he city r. IN psHtilyncs, much good might have
been cHtcIel, and no apprehension Of danger
would now eHis. Fortunately t IS nov % late In
the season that with al the alh ofthe streets, the
rceking sewers aad cers- POOLS anil The eleral uu-
cleanliness OF the city, We will probably bc saved
from ~ ep omic ~ the cold weather. so,how-
YER IL will be good luck and not good manage
mont f.r VII ich wo should he thankful and oven
then IL will be on postpoucment Of the epidemic
until Spring. unless the suS's advice shall be
adopted This winter. Ia all n. cities where ihe
cholera has yet appeared IL has been chiefly confu
ed to lie most squald districts showing plainly
that filth Is conducive to Il. Shall we purity New
York, as tho Sos has urged hundred tines, or
shan We suffer the metropolis TO share tho fate Of
ne Eastern ciuts that have been dcpotul,toi by
the plsglcy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

Er-nEngL GrSrnAL HrurgnEls & lyetuor elect
g Assss'up, sg'mi to ie as uncasy 20 his new
Itrb OF Union SIN, frtcnous COLI upon bis first
ap ar1ucc in harness Il viii 10 -.r.cr bered
TIA. he was the candidate Of lie rscla,mul rebels
81 h5stAHp, who ran Ism in opposition to
Union MAJ. IIuYrugrgs was unfortunately, in.
81 oc 81 he tine ot hls ,lcc, on bit the Prssi-
4, li removed his disability by forwarding = grant
81 alsoluton .ar the aius of rr'e lion, which, Of
COURSE converted tic recipient into Union man.
A.- showing exactly now he ought to perform ia
N b .ew role, Uudli..t-,a few DAYS a.o, created
p.'' ar'nsalcu h. ...lauc, somewhat prema.
tt the functions of G. vernon, and thercupon
is.... g a proclamation calling upon the people Of
..' H,a.e Co or--nise sac mi'iua. lie seems
80 have heoa .lap,r.cc.ly reconstructed, aud ev..
&c us require repetition Of tho treatment, lust
q ENM's 'I4u. en-" used t. DO even after he Lsd
tc'I several ta.ts tod up by tie knees The
J. si4eni, Lr1u-h re,ar, sENAsp, has sent g,
Q, -rSm ~ Provisional Governor slA7lE,, in.
ming him Tat he 90 expected to koep his hold
nl q he MS ..pi re.na until oilerNita ordered.
las Nj. III Nru7ry Is Informed that lc ~ not
So. 'A.Is.enu. trJA,n into TIE Union harness TO
- trusted with ~ important = turnout as the
saic %. Mississippi Possibly the culbin- may do
An s'ou, however, sad render him more tr.c,sll,
4 future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

are erirsvsgantly high, II is desirable tha. every
additional load oftaxaton should be m.de light rs
possible. We admit that there are strong economic
arguments In favor Of paying the whole deb, now,
The chief Of which is that whereas 4, might now
b. lquidated with currency a. a heavy discount,
II wllhave to be paid in the equivslcn, OF gold II
converted into bonds. But on The other hand, IL
fhould be remembered tina. we will be continually
growing more able to pay-,hst we will have more
money 70 pay with by reason Of the natural advance
OF the city and State in m,er,l wealth We be-
leve, therefore, that II will 10 for the interest Of
voters 10 cast ballots tomorrow "For .hs act 70
create q State debt to pay bounties"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
The Election for Justices.

ro-A7anow Justices ar to be elected 10 hll va.
csnces ia tie Supreme, Superior, Common Pleas
aud Marine Courts. In selecting candidates FOR
these hih positions, il is imporiae, 10 voters that
the most honest and competent candidates should
10 selected without reference 10 thsr political
sniorscmeut In the lisa Of candidates presented
for The suifrsges Of G. items, We find the names
OF ISGRAuAM, RoBKRTsos, JoNEs, N 5NczlEr, DAILY
and ALKEL present incur nben's, who have 80 sal
isfactorily administered the duties Il their
respective offices, ths, very Few persons will
be- willing to vote for less known candidates.
The record Of Judge INSRAnAn proves him TO he
she right m-n in the i.ishs place" AMI We hope
tie people will continue him IN the Office he so
honestly administers; AMI doubtless similar
conclusion will be srrvsd at ~ cur voters, in
reference to the other Judges sbovo named. judge
DAILY. Of the Common Pleas, Is another OF these
honest, capable and erc,, at public servants,
whom the caPls will doubsle1 retain in the ofcs
he now occupies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Cnrfmen, Expire .snrn, ard Others.-
waterproof Oiled Canvls Covers tor llorse' ~
Trucks &C. laree stock assorted sac, It very low
price,. Call 10 fast Broadv ay near Cahr'h me sjEO
Groycr s. Bakers FIRST Premium iiastlc
stitch sud lock stitch Hcviusmlchine. i91 Bfolw ",
N,W York and 2a5 futon IT, Brook D. al'
Wheeler n " ilsnn LociS stitch sewing
Machine and Bottom Hole Machine. No. Glj H'Vdd-
wsv, y. \. al'
Howe sewing tiuoiilnc Company No O2O
BcluwaG y. Y. Eua Hove, Jr., lIc'ilcut. A-..,t
wanted. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

III FABER-On SUNDAY morning, or her late ROD
dencc, ! = trDensiCh n, Me. L4Aalcth be iHu'f.
in fhe hgth wear Of her aic.
Tho Relatives and friends OF the family arc Ie.pcc-
full, invited TO attend the iuuefal on TuGsdhy
morui1e, soy. Z, at ~ o'clock. irou 81 Pc,crs
thuUh. where Requiem Mas vii te celebrated ,or
hrf IDpo'c 20
TIAuERTY-On Saturday, nov. g. Michael Fla
hDe.l. u"t4 ~ yoar~, native II the PARISH o. hA'
AMI uenfi Go. Galway, Ireland.
May histJll ID.t 10 pcqccl
The relatives aud friends II the family src .es'c"i-
fIiy invited 90 attend thc funeral, tli4 tNuu4h'l
ai'rfn on, al o'cugk. from he ls'c rcIl'nct, 10
NuIcIry IT, 1utcfmcl. ih Calvary tcMe'cr}. l.'
TEEENAN-On saturiar, Nov. :. stcr short
i'IuCs', William Freeman, Ia the '5th yea VI nus
HrC.
he friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral ON h.s late ie. deucc. "
suffolk - this Monday afternoon ~ O'Clock. ~
KEILY-Dn SATURDAY. Nov. + C,tlarine Kelly,
aged Gu years native OF Baly shann0n, CO. Donott
ltiaud.
a'tend the funeral, Monday morning, Nov, q, NJ
30 Co.ook t.um hcr late II lideGcc 7i hinr 81. 10
lTITCu--On Nov. 4. 1,dj, John Lcitch, AGED 81
yeAr-. native # scotland
The ENDS and acquaiutancCs OF the family are re-
speruuily Ius ted to attend thc funeral, IHll NOAdeN
d noon, - CcioJk, aom his lac residence, .a2
West 3bth ~ 40
McDfNITr-On SATURDAY morning, NOV. 4. Sarah,
Wiir Of Nc HcDJs in the 90 year % her rFc.
The niends en- soIuniutGnces Of the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend he funeral, Aou-
day afternoon, NUv. O., az O'Clock, fiom her LATE
fcsdcuy, l4G ~ nth ave- without further notice .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
One More oppor,uul,y 20 pesi.ter.

TnE records Of tho Ee-sion Rcg sIers siow that
an aggregate Of about oigh.y-hyc thousand voters
had been registered up to Saturday evening last
The number Of votes cas-. st the last election vas
abou. one hundred and ten Thousand, which indl-
Gates tina, At least twenty -dy, Thousand electors
have not YET qualified Themselves, according TO
Law. Il IS not - be expected that to vote to-.
morrow will be as heavy as IL was Year ago,
but the number 81 names re stored oughs 30 be
considerably larger than it is ruers Is still an op.
porluuity, the last one, however, for tho diatory
class to make themselves eligible. Tho Registers
viii he at their posts from cght o'clock this morn
ing until nine this evening, and all unreyi s,ered
electors who tail to qualify themselves to-day
vii lositioeiy be excluded from tho privilege OF
voting rrow. Therefor, let all who have
not already done Sol Register.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
SOCIETY NOTIFIES.

TFNIAN BEOTHFRHOOD-ALL THE
Il mcmLcrs q the CAR, owen Cuc.r will he In N.
t,ndencs nt tha II hall - iiutfon 20 o'p ok ls
evening. Nus ness OF the mot VIA iul rt.r-p Nm
takD p'acc. Ahseniees will rn.nlg 'aos t nle IN
q Ia out 10 mo woTk lriolc tlcn.. None f,t ia
n cu.'rs ~ I'M b" ldmIttci. \. T.. tu-ll.l-O' ,n.
ire. LDNH. TRACY, sc. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
rrs.ac,.l News, Markets, &c.

New York, saturday, Noe. 4, q =. M-Sohnr OF
part cular interest developed in the stock arket
to-day oScep ny the advance Of 20 per cent Prairie
du Chen. The whole advance Of the wee. on this
stock IL from CT 10 10 per cent The price Of gold
firm lee AZ ~ = l46'., closing Friday.
The exports of tho week S92Thl. the curtome
inaud Iz6N' 43s the gold Interest paid out 81 2G1-
GaI. NOueg wss cidedly easier, call-lolns being
made in souc cases 10 nor cent lower. ON 'thrnge
to-day Flour duh bur ptioes were without dec de
"a change Wheat was dull and lc. Pc, lover. Corn
steady. Oats we're dull and heavy. Fork wm
ouil aud lower. Beef was steady. Lard and hiskey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
EOR SaLE-6 CANADIAN HORSES, FROM
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHlNES-NEW MACHINES
- oI all klndf at makers plcrs, I'd hand m.chiup,
cN'ap ~. cash mncliiues r,u'cd and sobi on nan,
pi!A'nt nschinc- bou lat, exchanged and lcplirpd
10 I'' u. galway, mp st1ir.. III
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT, FOR sale,
- or EXCHANGED, AMI al kinds iepaiiea. Cash paii
Joy -, '1-htnd machine Iurou4 tau hit 10 one u.a
"a a'i hlnis o. machnus % 49,. D.ylsi0h o., bet
No-lDlk aud SuillA sts.
w hLhl'Ek \ WILSON'S, SINGERS Fo,
cv uloflhs, Howe. new improved, " llcoX y
'''. 'nt H9chluer 20 rent as tLD ni.utl, aud
COR the 10 low prices Iart % .,1,.ft Do lpf "a
E.''t'.eh ave, tOi siLsol's oa hald. -u3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
.aORsI4s. CARRIAGES. dc

a GOOD HORSE FOR SALE, WARRANT.
ed so n and kind, ii FOR cart, truck or crocrrv
man tst 1e traveller. sold ior want Of use, a. ~
WEI -0th 81. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

A FIRST RATE LOW PRICED MARE.
suit hc Tor cart, nnd ve-v willing To work. M
De sou clrH - Tho owner h. more WORK. can sd
sceu NJ l3i Johuston ~ n"Ir cold t, BfooLlrp To-
lore A. u or Ritcs 3 = 81 H..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
7 MORlAETY AUCT. WILL STII- mn

IA 40 a. O'clock, tt I>t Chatham sIuuc. t,.,
ci,niae' e'thet b,ds, mattfaf cs, Brusscs caiqcts
tSi,1tiS enyyt IS hankc's, spreads, minors .'.I.s
I.'I'-He also c.lPsllCro cloths, stucklurs slit..
dr.Ne f. thoes and other eoods ~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06

IL 1JgIth a.. sells this dav At To- .',i,ct -.
nnd fEturs OF the iire thinking sa DON, 81 a sim,
o.. lin' b!r tCcr pumps and gcod ixturrs -oia
- sitye, slthout reeve M'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-06
Z r. ROLLINS, AUC'TR. Will sELL

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-l1G
~ Chatham squore. sells on this dao NJ . O'Clock,
" hNtuics OF the liquor store corner OF Iiesc err ma
suffolk - oou lter casks, kcgs, ice chest Tine l,,T
pumps, hottles, &C. IL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
NOTICE.

7nY VIRUS or Az EXECUTION Isspk 2
ID om she ufes ef fhs Csfk q tba Gtealt Cert y
- ppilca ssssss as tbs KAsssa District e dsnaeasse
viii sxpae 10 paie sAis Tor eash. al the neun Heass
lser ia Knoxville, 81 the lAsh day 81 Nay tsts
n~sflias ueuss sad Cos ard Bsisk sseFs hasss go
Lot beth lying Ia the tsSR Il MoFfitawa senss.sn
Asifs II h b Trsakih and ethcfs, levied ca ~ me Pr
petty q nruty Merits, sssizfs isdsmens 81 80
&oeft a favor 81 A. T. nrrs Co, sgaiast lbs ssaa
|prery MesFis =. 6. 1kAs~,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
ATTACHMENT.
JAMES v. Carter V. james Z. Garter,

james u. Carter Va james Z. Carter
ITHE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVITI
ssys ths ssssnasns szsSss is Ane zbscoaas
orn2ry poCsss % Law sanoi Be served ~ hai hssin
Aiata Ons GtAchEsns azAih The sksss 81 The dtfeed
tAat rtthhabie hsors p Il stA<es sascS q she
sse "a Knax esEn ana ths haFiss essu syisa sPen
BIS properly 81 sa Justice hat the aseBdGat aP.
before him his house IL kaA eeaaty The lss DAY g
sspsszbsr ISIS, VIII pfSesedea With Paste. p
ssdsred dis notice 81 pNssa ff sns sacessstt
@sis4s BE Pa sKAees. . q
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
NOTICE.


20 Citisens and others Of Knnx Geuty,
.yTSHE UNDERSIGNED. AS COUNTY JUDGE, Ass
VIII en- he ls,h "a Of Aususk ises, Il being The
seed Mentas 10 sala neatA, epss and held the Vean
coau of kneK eeanty fgf shs trial Of misasusaanfs
~ hoped and expected tkaa frem And sfeeF this re
ies all vialAt6fs Of isw aud arast VII oease te 10 90
nd Issa shrr aid ana naassee "a restoring and tas
saiEthg Ne evil las II ths lsDd
anrisiI.s~ CeHatY Isdgs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
coURT-cI.fNToN.

gohH hheA hFEbaTH % eaFhaEIu-
1T APPEARING TO THE MASTER
hoa ne snsgssns 81 Ne % issi ths aseeeaat 3 aos
aseat 81 tkia tba4 pseoaen be Ha9s
81 faF saceessive weeks IN nEesragws HAs neifsnS SID
II Iaruarn q sessar assFs ts cA1ee@s esat - cmsea
q lv era fsyeaeF aef te fcar4k aoaaay 81 Jene Bert
zas ssisaa sid IN she viii he tShsa fsf eoaisEEs
pEss ". II. Wif11faN, G 4 IL 7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
ATTACHNENT.

e. 8 Issier Heay 0bsos, Tiofts r. b1adfss
ds3 Bssfszsts EiltiEs.
|THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
ssFs tie assenaa2s sssT Indebted bin hundred
aoAEs Absesnd eanes4i thsssfss that Ire
elias espss - Eerysd aBan then, hssaE ehsss
zehseat aFalnss tasfean esps keAy
k5neAa, gaace q ePsscs SR Andersen ee1eY sAe tke
hAving baan levied IRE ssHta ~ T. q aFaary a
pBheAtsaa mats fsf toar suecesefse weeks in
Wild, aotHe eada1t 10 sFpeaF hsfFs bin
ess bs fSt cay 81 1Sy. 1855 ths sest se =
5kaken confessed And sst FER hearing ex p4rte.
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ATTACHMENT.

james Hvuyy surviving a7sasF Of Henry, Finly>& Co.
Ys.I.M. 4 II. l. Singleton.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
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