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OF THE United arArEs.

VNREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
WASHINGTON, June 9. 1855.
It is hereby certified th at the NATIONAL ME-
TROPOLITAN BARK. of Washington, D. G.,
banking association organized under the act ITO
provide national currency. secured by pledge
of United States bonds and to provide for the cir
eu,atiop and REDEMPTION thereof" approved June
3, 1864 having comp piled with the requirements OF
section forty fve Of said act, and with the resu.
iations Of this Department made in pursuance
thereof has this day been signated as . Deposi.
tary of Public Moneys. except receipts from Gus.
toms. and by virtue of such designation will also
mept. r. j. SPINNER,
je l3-lw Treasurer United States.
>snzxHEALD's AMERICAN BRASS BAND ~
I7S"SString Music furn shed when required ~
1. A. HEALD, Leader. Ne. 494 II St bet sth & 9th
A. w TYLER. Director. No. 4c7 Est. Navy Y'd)
A. p. SHERMAN, Secretary. je l2-tSls
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GOVERNMENT SECURIrIKs.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIKS
WASHINGTON, June 1G, 1865.
Jay Cooke l. Co. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
Buying. Selling
U. S. 6s Coupon 1881. ITO
y. o.zO lux lU3H
u. D lU.4U S0A
One Year Certificates. ........... 99k 99H
NRw YoRK-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupons. 109S: 5-20's, 103; 10.40's, 964; Ger.
uficates, 997s; Gold, 44k.
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ORANGES, APPLES AND POTATOEs--yust
~ received from New York and for sale cheap. at
wholeeale and in small quantities. to suit pur-
chassrs, At No. 81 Loni.iAna avenue, two doors
from the corner of 10th street. 10 is ST.
n RON N W YORK AUG TIONS!
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Among the prisoners released from Fort
arIen last Monday are Thomas T. Burke
Fairfax CO, Va George T. Ellware, Point of
Eocks, Mo; Isaac N. Franklin, do John T.
crimes. Alexandria, Va; James W. Harper,
ToInt OF ROCKS, Md Robert NJ Hore, Harper's
Ferry: Chas. l.. Kalmback Frederickshnre.
Cnas L. Myers, Washington, d. O.; David A
Mii6ourne, Point OF Rocks, Md; Charles w
monroe, do Thomas E. Poole, Georgetown,
u; "; stephen ID Rozzel, do John E. Rowzee
W ashington, ID. g.; ID. M. Richards, do; Robt
. :1ooth, Baltimore, Nd; George Thrift, Point
81 Rocks, Md; Thomas Thompson, Washing
tons d. u; Samuel Underwood, Point Of
Rocks, Nd; and Daniel g. Wright, Bait. ND
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ID r. Y G . o ID S.
At 8. n. MEYENBERG's.

Having made many cheap purchases at the recent
New York Auction sales, in accordance therewita
1 have reduced the prices on my whole stock st
least
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6 SPRING ASSORTMENT 400

AOf SfhlNG ASSOh INVENT 400
7OO AT 1OO
M Ar X r. T e RS,
NO. $50 SEVENTH strict,
DEALRR.IH
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMINTs
1MBkACIB0
PAPER HANGINGS.
a seiecy ana varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper angings. Borders, Statues. Cen.
ire Pieces g., embracing the Largest and Hand.
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES
Bun; HreSn, Pink, Lavender. Chocolate. Brown
ano o11! WINDOW Shades, q variety of patterns;
enade fixtures, Tassels. &c.
PICTURE CORD & TASe1L6.
Blk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels. diff
fsrent sizes and cotors, = beautiful assortment
Picture Rings, Nails. DO
OVAL PICTURE FRAMl8.
NJ ING largest assortment Of Oval Frames In the
I1.trict. warranted to be gill ed With gold Leaf.
Also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with q va
leo stocA OF small sissd Oval and Carte Dc Vlsite
ENGRAvIN9s 4 PAINTINGS.
lev choice xngrAvinss and Paintings always
Orders for Paper Hang and window Shades
punctualiy attended to, and executed in the best
manner, in city or country. =
~ Terms Cash foI Goods or Labor
j. MARKRITNR,
400 1856 eRvENrH 6flBEF, AQH
lie 3-3m<, If Washineton, D. O.
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a r RIC I l..

War Department. AdjutdHt Generals Office, !
Washington, June Is, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. ia.
So ldiers honorabIy discharged will be per.
mitted TO retain, without charge, their KNAPP
sacks, haversacks and canteens.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
E. ID. Townsend,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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AND FITS.

FITS-AsURE CURB for these distressing com.
plants 10 now made known in Treatise
FITS-on Foreign and Native Herbal preparl-
tom, pm blished by DR. o. PHELPS BRO WIN.
FITS-The prescription was furnished him in such
"A providential manner that he can not con.
FITe-scientiouslyr refuse to make it known, as it
has cured everybody who has used it,
FITS-never having failed in single case 1t IL
equally sure in cases of Fits as of Dyspep:
HITS-sia; and the ingredients may be obtained
from any Druggist. Sent Free to all On re-
FITS-eeipt of ave cents to pre- paw postage, etc.
Address Dr.. O. PHELPS BROWN, No. 1S
lITaHGrAnd Street. Jereey QitY. N. ]. iel4.6t
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SAM AKIT AN'S GIHTi
HAMAEITA RH GIFTI

SAAAEITANS GIFT
rH. MOST GEsTA1 PS.I sEsnD. EYER
90NORHGA GLEET, 6TRICTUREs, DC.
0nly q. P.Il. . 5s TaI.. . E5sa Orr:
juie the stomach or DO !els Of the most delicate.
s% sass s,
q the uniyersity Of ono Of the 9Ost
Let those Who h.v. de:p.i.sd of .sttHi ting sqrsd.
A'''oi'' Wy S12xARIrANs GIFT.
s ris. y it' l IL Psn 81 fsm.ls.n
sesoSgIa. .jSa 1S3Ssss. po sGR1 stp 5sfeIs.
sAxARsfha wv MOOT IND askS o5uzoxs
.ssEsasfass seS7 4sI EiSi IS:
most Eotsnt, certain and eftectual remedy ever
.:s ss:e Is. ss;:
d .sD 5. e s;n e : so:
ao seo in after years
AND sihs
n: q 81 "a ;ss; %1sT
Price = cents: Fun directions. 2 -
WHAT TIN SURG ZONE sA9 g. THl sAMAR-
COZ Bs..n III A srsIssH1S SosT: R,o.. Fab. 10.
PhiiadsipHis- Sirs Please send me ON. srosi
Of your SamaritanS, Gift by Adams & Co.'s II
press, 20 g 20 reach me BY the 18TH We sail on
that day. Finding It to be what II 10 reprs.sSsse'
e 4 sSnt S. g T 1ssss: SYs
~ vi: q. DoRsH1, eurcsor ~
So "Atiantic Mail etesmship Co.. ~ ty,
-. !" Between New York and Aspinw
.D1eAoHD co.. Box 1sl PhilsdslpAAA 70"
Sold By g. CALVERT HoRD. errnsr 18th It. ana
HENRY COOK, Alexandria, may ct
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WIN. D. HOOPER & SONS
w MANUFACTURERS
rwI1Es AND NETTING
Dealers In articles used By
FISHBRM1N.
more Md, my Ism

TEAs. THAs.
Having made arrangements with An sSten-
Green and Japan Teas Of ali grades on the above
Northern cities '''''N
Ali Teas sold at Eve ts) cents per pound advance
0'ef NC" isfA p'''eSw coRwIN BURGY,
and
ers. Il North Charles St.. Baltimore, Nd.
NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING
WALL. STEPHENS & co..
Between st and tx sss. w.shinsson
ohsr our S nHhs teSsz CLOTHING.
eENTLsMsNs FURNIsH1Na GOODS.
H II sls to
f'saEfso5sSiss q as 49, nltf oLorH1Ns
coming season. which must be sold to make room
for new additions daily arriving. my l9 Init
RLA0K LACE POINTS AND MANTLEs.
We havo ustreceived full assort ment of che
above from the large New York Auction Sale Of
Wednesday last. We shall sell them much less
than i'm portation price, and guarantee them for
the best quality.
Also, . great many other bargains In
DRY GOODS
fro the same Auction.
LANsBUReH L BRO.
1e9-lw 379 and SIS It'll street.
PARKER L CO., Attorneys at Law, Gen
y eral Claim and Real 1s1ate Agents, SOP 18th
street, near the kirkwood House,
1usted and settled. Business in connection with
Real Estate PROMPTLY attended to. my loft
SISRlT DIsxAs1sI SECRET DIsEAsnsI
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LrNIrY.-Lenity to prominent traitors is unpar-
donable harshness to the mass OF people who were
iuyeigled into the damnable Southern rebellion 1t
s as Il the shepherd should put the captured wolf
back into the fold to destroy his sheep. Harris,
Henry, Barrow and their confederates sinned will
fully and inteigonty, and they have no conscience
to prevent them from committing any other crime
which may promise them success. Therefore let the
Government beware of showing lenity to the rebel
leaders. We believe with Andrew johnson, that
"treason must be made odious and traitors punished
and impoverished" The punishment of the rebel
leaders will DO approved by the rebelious masses
themselves, who have been misled and ruined by
those leaders They will not become indignant at
the disgrace and death Of the mposters who sought
to destroy their peace and happiness; on the con-
trary, they will exult at the Just retribution.-
"strike down the tall poppies" Let the leaders Of
the rebellion terribly expatiate their atrocous Of
fense either by exile, dungeon or scafold. The
masses we win freely, heartily, cheerfully, cordially
If they desire to be forgiven, and deport themselves
30 as TO merit pardon. No one mistake has done so
erevous injury to the National cause as the punish
ment Of petty rebels, and the comparative immuni.
~ Of rebels whose social position was thought to
mako their persons too sacred to be imprisoned in
fslor's cell ll-NashrilLe Press and Times.
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mo. 29O.]
United States Of America - District Of East
Tennessee

VLJHEREAS, An information was filed in the District
w Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee at Knoxville, the Oath day Of April
1865, by c. W. Hail. Esq, Attorney of the United States
for said District behalf of tho United States Of Amer
ca against One Lot of Land in Jefferson county on the
Main street of Morristown joining the lands Of james
B. Moorey seized the property of Carter Evans, and
against all persons lawfully Intervening for their interests
therein alleging that said tract of land had been here
toore seized by Revenue Agents forfeited to the United
States for causes in said information set forth and aver
red to be true and praying for the usual process and mo-
milton Now, therefore, pursuant to the monition, under
the seal of said Court to me directed hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons concerned in interest in said tract
of land to appear before said Court at the Court House in
Knoxville aforesaid, the 9th day Of November: s65
at 10 o'clock, A. N then and there to nterpose thcii
claims and make their allegations.
B. MCDANIEL,
T. A. Marshal, Dist E. Tenn
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Cash, Papers and Prisoners.

At dark last night the train from Chattanooga ar
we'd having on board the assets STATE
Bank said TO amount to $780, coin, beside stats
bonds. The archives Of the State were also there
and tha r,aners of rehel Adjntant Generals Office
tennessee. The latter were obtained BY means
Information given by negroes. 1t is expected tha
AN examination of their contents will throw con
siderable light on the proceedings Of Harris ant IN
bis clique who engineered Tennessee INTO e ha,
napers were TO remain at the depot during TIT
hight in care of guard under Captain Craven, o
ths I'd Iowa mounted infantry, and to be taken t'
the Capitol and given up to the officials commits
stoned to receive them at o'clock this morning
There were also on the train Howell Cobb, th'
rebel Secretary Mallory, and Senator Hhl, OF ueor
gia. The rebel officials of Tennessee, Ray, DUNLAP
and Battle we're also brought as prisoners the who'll
being in charge of Captain Gilpn Sd Iowa Sayal ava;
~. The State prisoners were to remain IN miltsr!
custody last night.-Nashuille Union
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Knoxville, Tennessee, June 7, 1865.
Brute Kirby Smith.

The real character of this creature may be gath
cred from the following orders issued by his com
mand In East Tennessee
HEADERS DEPARTMENT EAST Tenn,
Office Provost Marshal April %, 1862 ]
10 the Disa6ectea People Of East Tennessee
The undersigned in executing martial law in this
Department assures those interested who have lied
10 the enemy's lines, and who are actually in the
army, that he will welcome their return TO thelr
homes and families they are offered amnesty and
protection If they come to lay down their arms and
act as loval citizens within thirty days given them
by Major General L. Kirby Smith TO doso. AT the
and Of that time those failing to return TO their
homes and accept the amnesty thus offered, and pro
vide for and protect their wives and children in East
Tennessee will have them sent TO their care in Ken
tucky or beyond the Confederate States lines at Their
own expense. All that leaves after this date with
knowledge of the above facts, their families will be
.ant Immediately after them. The women and chill
.dren must be taken Of by husbands and fathers
either in East Tennessee or in the Lincoln Govern
mani. W. NJ. CnURcHwELL,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
We now present special instance of the opera
lions of this dabolical order, which signay illus
trates its more than savage inhumanity'
HEADERS DEPARTMENT EAST Tenn,
Office Provost Marshal, April q, 1852. !
Mrs Maynard KaorpiNe;
MADAM: BY order Of Major General h. Kirby
Smith, am directed respectfully to require tnat
yourself and family pass beyond the Confederate
States lines in 36 hours from this date.
Passports will bc granted you at this ofiice'
Very respectfully,
W. NJ. CAURcHwELL,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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IT has been judicially proved and is not denied
but on the contrary it Is admitted that the Libby
prison, when Col. Dalghren was advancing upon
Richmond, was mined ready TO be blown up with
all It's thousands of Federal prisoners in the event o
the Federal forces getting into the city Lieutenant
Bartlett who was in Libby in September 1868, and
and in December, 1864, testfes that he knew the
dreadful fact from bis own personal observation
Thus deed was contemplated and prepared for un.
soualled in horror by any other that blackens in
history And of course the high rebel functionares
At Richmond knew all about tho internal powder.
plot.
Now will any one say that these high rebel func-
tionaries, who favored the instantaneous massacre
Of thousands of helpless and innocent prisoners in
case Federal force should get into the rebel capital
aud who gave countenance to plot for having all
he great cities of tho United States burned down
hy secre. agents, and who, according to every ra.
Uousl presumption, favored and promoted the hell
born scheme Of Dr. Blackburn, 70 SOW the seeds Of
yellow fever and smallpox broadcast throughout
the Federal States--will any one, we ask, say that
such functcnares are whit too good TO have go'
up conspiracy for the assassination of President
Lincoln, bis Cabinet, and his Generals Will it bs
contended that the authors and promoters Of the
greater crimes are incapable of the less ?
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No. 29l.
United States Of America - District Of East
TAnnasaao

VIHEREAS, An information filed in the District
w Court Of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, the 2Ith day of April,
1865, by c. W. Hail. Esq., Attorney of the United States
for said District behalf of the United States of Amer
ica against Two Lots of Land of which lies in the
18th civil district Of Jefferson county the East Ten
nessce and Virginia Railroad and Mill street, joining
Henry Counts the other lot lies in the IL tn civil district
of Jefferson county Main street of Morristown on
the L. 7. & Va. r. r. joining Robert Owens, seized as
tho property of Robert Noe and against all persons law
fully intervening for their interest therein, alleging that
said lots Of land had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agents as forfeited to the United States for in said
information set forth and averred to be true and praying
Tor tho usual process and monon Now, therefore, pur
suant the monon under the seal of said Court to
directed hereby give public notice to all persons
corned in interest in said two lots of land to appear bo
fore said Court at the Court House in Knoxville afore
said on the 27h day Of November, 1885, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ then and there interposc their claims aud make
their allegations. d. MCDANIEL,
y. ). Marshal. Dist E. Tenn.
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No. 2s9.l
United States Of America District of East
Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was hled in the District
w Court Of the United States or the Eastern District
OF Tennessee, a. Knoxville, on the Gath day Of April
1865, by C. w. Hail. Esq, Attorney of tho United States
for said District behalf of the Upcd States of Amer
ica against Ono Tract of Land in The 18th civil district
al and I've acres more or land,
of Henry Counts J. Msnas, c. II. Werts aud others
also Mill Tract and Mill, in the lst civil district Of
Granger county joining the lands of Charles smith and
David Noes and Others, containing 200 acres also hall
House and Lot in or near Moustown, Main street and
Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad seized as the
property Of Thomas w. Turey, and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein alleging
that said property had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agents as forfeited to the United States for causes in said
information forth and averred TO be true and praying
for the usual process and monition Now therefore, pur
suant to the moniton, under the seal Of said Court to me
directed hereby give public notice to all persons con,
cerned in interest in said property to appear before said
Court at the Court Honse In Knoxville aforesaid the
27th day of November 1865 at 10 o'clock, M thcn and
there onterposc their claims and make their allegations
B. MCDANIEL,
u. s. Marshal, Dist Z. Tenn.
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No. 292.
United States of America - District of East
Tauuassoa

VLTHEREAS, An information filed in the District
w Court of the United States for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee at Knoxville, on the 2sth lday of April
1885, by c. W. Hail. ESQ., Attorney Of the United States
for said District on behalf of the United States Of Amer
ca against One Tract Of Land in the 9Th civil district Of
Knox county, joining the lands Of John r. Conner and
others, seized the property Of John Stonecipher
and against all persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein alleging that said tract Of land had
been heretofore seized BY Revenue Agents forfeited to
the United States for causes in said Information set forth
and averred to be true and praying for the usual process
and montion Now therefore, pursuant to the mcnition
under the seal of said Court to directed, hereby
pye public notice to all persons concerned In interest
in said tract Of land 10 appear before said Court at the
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, the 9th day o
November 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and there
to interpose their claims and make their allegations
B. MCDANIEL,
o. s. Marshal, Dis. r. Tenn.
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A LIFELONG FELLowsuIP.-The officers and
men Of General Kilpatrick's cavalry command held
a meeting and passed resolutions on the evening
that they erpected TO be ordered 10 march with Sher
mans army 10 Richmond and thence home. They
formed themselves into permanent organization,
bond Of fellowship, the same TO last during their
lives. They adopted resolutions binding themselves
70 extend the hand Of fellowship, and render every
assistance in their power ia any and every land, 70
any member Of the league. A badge was adopted
embracing the battle flag under which they fought
Ths badge will be worn by al members at all
timS
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ATTACHME EMIT.

Perry Cate v. John and Edward Douglas.
,I,HE PLAINTIFF. On AFFIDAVIT,
say. the defendants indebted him and sbscond that
the ordinary process, Law cannot be served upon
obtained an original attachment against their estate made re-
turnahle before j. II. Caldwell Justice Of the Peace for
SEWER county aud the having been levied their
perty ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him At his once in county the 2Ot day
Of October 1861 or will be taken confessed and set
for par II further ordered that this notice be
pubshed Tor sonr successive weeks Brownlow's whg
mv9i.sv M. j. II. CALDWELL, J. ?.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the estate Of
IA Jesse r. Blackburn, Decd Of McMinn county,
Tenn by note Or account, hereby notified to present
them ome early possible, that their validity may
be examined and arrangements made Tor their payment
Al persons indebted the estate also notified 10
come forward at once, and make payment.
mayl74w r. a. BLACKBURN, Adm'r.
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ATTACHMENT.

Joseph Hatfield ". William Mccoy.
TN THIS CASE THE PLAINTIFF or AFFIDAVIT, saw. the
defendant Is ju y indebted hai In the Of thirty sis
dollars and twenty nine cents and that he has removed
himself that the ordinary process esnnoi be served upon MIN
and an issued and retained before
levied On his estate ordered ha, publication be made for
four successive weeks BroWnlows Whs Notifying sad de
ndsnt 10 appear before my Office In Jscksboroush on
the frs, Monday In July and make his defense TO the
plaintiffs suit the will be proceeded WIN ss pare
msy3i.4w prs JAS A. WAlshAN, y Y.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, executed by r. /
ID Palmer the benefit Of W. Sanford will sell At the
Court use in Knoxville the 22d day Of june nex foi
cash In hand without the equity Of redemption the lot on
which l. Palmer formerly lived the west side u Broad
street. the city of Knoxville. Said lot fronting 100 feet on
Broad street, running back 200 feet to apublc alley
mpySliiw E. J. SANFORD, Trustee.
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United States OF America - District Of East
Tennessee,

XXTHEREAs, An information was hlsd IN tho District
w Court Of the United statos for tho Eastern District
of Tennessee at: Knoxville on the 2ith day Of Aptil,
1865, by G. W. Hall ESQ., Attorney Of tho United states
for spld District on behalf Of the United States Of Amer
ica against Ono Tract of Land in Melgs cogny joining
tho lands Of John To Joseph McKorklo and Robert Al
len seized as the property of w. Mckenzie, aud against
all persons lawfully intervening for their interests there
in alleging that said tract of aud had been heretofore
seized by Revenue Agents forfeited to the United
States for causes in said information set forth and aver
red to be true and praying for the usual process and mo
milton Now therefore, pursuant to the montion, under
the seal Of said Court to directed, hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons concerned in interest in said tract
of land to appear before said Court at the Court House
in Knoxville aforesaid, the 27th day Of November,
1865 At 10 o'clock A. NJ then and there to intcrpose
their claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
L. a. Marshal Dist. r.. TtaH.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

rINHB FARM KEOWN AS THE YANUIEM FARM
in the nth civil district Of Knox county and adjonins
the property of DR. Harvey Baker, Is offered for sale on
liberalerms For particulars, apply to BARGER < LEE
A kntXNille mavgi-lw