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LOCAL MATTERS.
Dearborn Light ArtilIery.-Atteutiou
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Diseasea Of the Heart, Throat ans
:Gngs--Dr James Hunter, of The firm OF Dts. R
ally al tlelr office No. Aa South Clark street, Chi
eaCo, on al diseases Of the Heart Th,oat ant
IL honEs f. t9 ~ Which esaaeh ol the profession bis prac
the Doctors stay In this city Is at present Nmite<
10 lev weeks, those destrpus Of a consultation
Personally should Co SO with as little delay as pos
Siole' sepdm17Jw TT
The manasefs and all Interested II,
he M!sslnc and Haf Orphau Asylum ars rc.
qnested to meet at Mrs. Samnel EaWe's, No. COZ.
nef f7oe and E1ic 6ts., on Ihursd1y, Oct 18th, 1t
~ u.' to make arrangements for Fair. sas
| -Four Hundred Stoves ut Auc,fen.-our
Garfield, No 80 Stale street, offers at private aale 1t
stoves q Wholesale q retail tii Nov. 1st6 Iii o.
this dspartnent Of bis business. The stock now
consists Of the Stewart and other parlor, Office,
nay, bedroom r. and shop, coal ssoses, also wood
much be1oH the market vaiae OF the goods. M.
e. also has on hand 100 cook stovts, cons{sttn9 Of
be caesS vctor ed oher which M
'. To the History of Perfumes, pub
seea ,b an, Eoms ts asP IN England may ss added
Ce1gue" " has attained a eale that Was never bcfote
reached BY my extract for the handkerchief ia an
pat, la,o of the civilized world. Sold everywhere.
Lamps, CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Lanterns, Sc, II
n +. herr7lFa' Il and 70 Randolph st1eet. 50
CO to the Be.t-Go to Bryant al
5untions chicago Commercial College TO crt
shsroueh practical business educatjons or e b.
f0ms fnr good Telegraph Operation Addrcss {enc4os
, 1865-10-16

sabbath Saba work. Close 10 on liz s.hh,,t he,,,.-
@ 1oat places Of hustncss and in ihe honso III
siDe ,ns ss s,e5sennge Though Jesas Christ pardon Of your
:.oo haaf nd mir you n lhs pYesi I'd ter.
Hble day Of the Lore which is hasseutnn on
, 1865-10-16

TORONTO Oct. H.
FLorE-sslea of6ouble extss at &54sas3o: cxtra at
fs.MfE 80: auper At $6.0016N 80.
GRAlE-WheAt dull. Sales at st 45At t5l sur1pr &c.
I've at sl;1ssl.zo. Bar1ey-s6es at 6+s3 &c, Rye
Sa!es At aa25ec aud steady. Peas-salea at G&aipc
u2ts-~2aIt5 At 2sG5 &c and dull. '
, 1865-10-16
11tlWuukee Market
Especial Despatch 10 the Ch,czxp Trfbune.


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ttbmc.l
NLwAU1xK, Oct II.
FLouH-Quiet aud dtoopIng. Sales best white win.
ter Al {10.14 :. ~.
6RAis-Wheat. steady sales on Change, and this
M, LW,coo bu At fIttG41.At, and &l4s at n. m :,
Hoard wheat sr1o, aateg o. o bu no. spr,nr al II 5
cash faah @l-nx By seller this month. oats, SC for
shipments, 100 brls Gour. IL, ,ooo ba WHEAT.
, 1865-10-16

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DIrBotE, Oct. II,
UP-Rsil5e, Taucoma, Quickstcp. Ha1llster. Ogdr,.
Sweepstakes, Mary Morton. Se4~'''
DoWs-sasdin1s, Henchnau, Emptre State.
2Wiud east,
UF-None ~s'A 4"
,DoMN-Gfeam City. hertnae Ge1ist Smith Witch.
Fashion. ~s1-"' 'Aoes' etn4n AHeus
Wtrd nbfth
, 1865-10-16

-. ToLxpo, Ocr. II.
GRAE-Hhcat opened shade better aud closed
steady st 5esIerd,ys prIes. Sales Of old while Nieh
Ean at s71E old amber Michigan At II Fl; new at
Kfth &athl 4 - ~
, 1865-10-16
New York Stock and Money rorh.,


Nxw ToKK, Oct Il.
fFoes Of hu!ning ssosks bid In Bosson so-day: csu-
tai. !0; Copper Falls. Tx; Ftnuk!in, 81; Hsr,-
cock, Et; Huron. 20; 1sle Royal lo{; Siueaota. 10.
Quincy =; R0cx Island, MH; Supcr1or ak,
, 1865-10-16

AoJrRVAl, Oct. II.
buyers holding of. f
f1erE1snee5 = extra, sssssaa; sxtru sz7s5so
#nkAr~Capsda, SHINGLES; Feste1n, s1.9sai.so-
, 1865-10-16
-RNfl1'0ad Time Table.

l
cHleAfo AND SoRrHWEsrEHN-DEFoT coz. WEs7
WATER AND KIszrE
/ Depart Arrive,
| Night Express ---..:.... 'Em p. N. s5O0 l. n
| J1ncsy3ne Aeconmod'n.. s6:OQ D. m tn:15n "a
| Woodstock ACcpm. 800 8 m sJiknnF II,
+ aAIk:AA D1y1E1os.
E1. EEu11.on and Gedar kap7ds. 8:20 q. N. 7:1op- M
EEGuton EGuton anu aioWa......--..fH15p p. N. GGpa. N.
trfeepott no9 uon!etth. 200 q. n E40a- n~
EIespo1t and pun!eith. -19e0 p. m. ais p N,
hockiord and Fox KIVez.. 400p. m. 1l:10 !. N.
Hl1oh ...:-:. .....-....-- 4.Wp. N. 11:10 u. N.
1enesa and Elgt0..--.--.. $50 p. N. $40 =. m.
RlclHGAS cESFRL u q.
Gad1n Utt6S,J o1gf L1ke Strk4.
Mail and Day ExprceX G0}ana III nm m
Detroit and n, !. Express. I SD III ii $40 u
Night Express. .tf10.O0 pm s15,aln m
CINcuNHAI1 LOUISVILLE bnANcn
morning E1pfe18. .--....... f6.C0 m *1l,QQp m
fIeht Express; ...::....- 1900 pm ! $50 N
. sat1aays e1u. onadaye etd $Moudsys e1d.
H1cH10AN sor1uEKN-DEfoT conSEn VAN BUREN,
AND SIBERIAN STREETS
nay E1ptEte. s600 a. M '1E0u D. N.
EEentng Express. ........ $3.50 D, m stttG T. m.
Night E1prrss...-...... .s1G05 p, m. {i2:30 b. n,
DETROIT 1RAHs.
II tE3gtc9s Va Adrian 200 a. H. s1GsW .. n
Ntghi E1pr's, via Adrian t5.:nD D. N. *tll:0Q .. m
CHICAGO AND GREAT KAsVxnx nAIIwAY,
Day Express ............ *G;0O 4 N. ~ i(ln ~
Night tExpreee..........t taa5 b, N, t7:9}s' ~
, 1865-10-16
D I e ID .

Ip this city. Oct. 18th, GEORGE FREDERICK In
tant ton Of George and Martin r, McElHain. -
,,Fa9eE9i from residence 30. 6t1k Michigan Ayeooe.
In this city Oct 1Eh, EUSICE ELIZABETH aano},
seT Joagc H. l. Euckrr aged years and inonths.
fe uaetH rom Teaideuce, 80 Fulton street, today
u thts city, Oct. ith, lsE at The Festente ofher
soa-tn law. I. H. Benson. Mrs ELIZABETH HENSON.
me funeral viii take place tomorrow {Sonday) at
looc!ock a. h., from US North LaSalle street.
~ Sa!en1: II T.. on Sunday morning tho sth fus, ,
day.. AAoo'AS A''e ~
STOW, Esq He h.d led al honorabfe md urce1ssfni
ie. and bis funeral largely attended bT LAW oi
the leading men OF the county - '@3'A' "
, 1865-10-16
Qbiea9o Qribu11e.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1a. 1873
THE CITY.

e,,isa ,,A,.1s-The - attention Of CAPITALISTS Is
hess ~ ~ ae advertisement Of &c ". b., andc,
" f1'lnessn'p, In our column Of vaa,a.
, 1865-10-16

!, n 5oM want to get the best Keroxeane
n +. Aerr1ll's, II and 70 Kando1ph etTcet. In
, 1865-10-16
6HanteD===aQkutg-

WANTED a TT !: D[:,-:--Agents-For +
Sstsns. With Ketchun's ceis6t.ied rso,i-nrt
Id ~ ,ss Masn,e tass 81;
ltll1ols. is'ooo'pa s'seet. tsooGl t. Lhlca-
, 1865-10-16
RlUSt.

OST-A sparked Cow, crooked
-, - horns, rather above medium size, and has
esSxen s,Ke 6s 3ooSsd Isi Stzayed o 30 Pa1kavesue
nue. md receive liberal reward. sss ~ ase-
, 1865-10-16

BURGLARY AND SAFE RonHERr.-A few nichta
&eo The real eesste oce Of J. J. Kcazney situated
On The corner Of blue Island a,euuc and Twelfth
street. Wns invested by some burglars who effected
an entrance By forcing Ia the front door. They
ihea set 10 work upon the safe, first breaking od
thsse, they, with The assdst1nrc OF chsels an har
removed the cross-plaie- Here, loo, they were
oaEcd, hnt nolhipg daunted. they went 10 work
The door immediately over the lock. which enabled
them 70 pnsh the hack the lock and open the door,
3hcy ihun removed The contents, destroying some
PERI. nfies which The burglars len Forgetting in
their hurry to tnkf With them a hundred doIlaf
Ereenback nhIch dropped upon the aoos in The re-
noFul Of The other articles from the safe, and which
~As found thu next morning by Nj. kearney, The
appearance Of The sate indicated long and hard
euttHEce. N1
, 1865-10-16

PAvtSo WAnAsu AvEauE-It may psy the resi-
dents of Wabash avenue to constitute themselye,
Individual committees Of observation on the Wal
In which the paving Of that thoroushfarc Is being
done The wooden block pavement Is very good
shiug-the best Kind of covering for a ru.d-whea
laid properly. but when put down slighung,y, II
.u1ns out badly. Ez gTutia. Our reporter Oh.
scsyea one OF the men playing with the work q
day Or tsfo ago, allowing the: pitch TO get cold BE-
lore applying the commander" antf then welding
the beetle 70 lazly that the only effect uas to shake
The pavement, and break fen pebbles. The terms
Of the contract arc that the iron ehall be etuck
while It (hc plteh) IL hot The contract vas broken
in that case and the natural result will be broken
road IL less than ss many months as the pavement
ought 10 last years, in good order. We do moi say
thai the contractor Is Wl1fh1ly sighting his work
nor 90 TO presume 10 eay how much of Is rhirked
IN the waJ above mentioned OF otherwise. We
only ray 10 the people that It viii do no harm to
watch It, and fit be found that the work IL beng
done ~ it should b., they will then havs the satis
Lection Of 1nonag t-qnite desirable In this age Of
special uncertitude and cham.
, 1865-10-16
'persu1tal.

PERs0NAL-If the . gentleman
1o,tn h9 called At the lnts1ltQence Office On oakst
neatnl @ oSL H. wiil ea1l again, OF .pos.
AddEsss $40 North Laaalle-sts oaiss9ssitsn
, 1865-10-16

How TO SPEND W1sTEn ErES1NQs.-1n the ]onr
evenings Of winter now close at hand. many Of our
young people vail desire to find eoac means of
Pleasantly and proatab'y wiling array the time. To
toe1n We Vonld c1tcud the advice, acquire uaeful
1oHlcdsc ol business, amIliarizc youEselycs With
need II DOW OF not, yon know not how soon ihia
saS msy b 81 ths hughes. importance 70
can he found than in Mcsels, BrTant 4 Si1stTnn;s
Cd and kel established Commercial Coljesc
where unu*nnl advantages are now being od;red'
@mch commend Themselves 10 the attention Of
every 1onng person. W.
, 1865-10-16
.TlaI.

FLAX.-Parties in the Nprthwcst
Who have or can obtaIn ron,,d..-yV.Atahe est
g Ees 51sI staT ,,s o. s1 e
s9a rs.e easseep ia epS1 F1 so@esn
y q th4 Flax. =, 4uanns{ a1d Quall'
..pa& y. r. - f,.,ssta =, 4: CLEMHNs,
, 1865-10-16

ftat1c bATus.-A correspondent calls attrn-
lion TO the lact that We hare no public bathing
place IN Chicago except the one all along The lake
ehurc which ia little loo public to Square with Of
dfna1y feelings OF proprie.y. We remember TINT
the subject WIS agitated slightly dnrina the Last
year, but dropped suddenly out Of sight. The con-
tinuancc Of the wAr put IN efectua1 rcto On hat
mcasnte, Is on great many others defirabe but not
ab5ola'ely Necessary. But the wnr has now closed
her bathing places, at leaft one. and one IN each
division would not be too many either for the con-
We ray stockholders" as many people would
doubt The propEte,y q making aqch p1aca muni-
cpal Institution, and is really necessity for
mnn,ctpal tntartereace in the matter. Ha Wash
ington Skating Park can be run on subscription and
pay 70 handsomely AZ TO clear all Its expenses In
ttnglc Eear, End that TOD when conducted on the
most liberal principle, we 4ce reason why bath
Ing sthutions msJ not be founded and kept going,
especially as they would be patronlzed both Winter
and n e sumner, not being stopped By cold snap as
bathsns rather than aknilng. Who win staf1 lhe
movement and thereby earn The thanks ofa bcgrinn-
cDMmunftv md tf6 H{YneA IN nH31ffnrf
, 1865-10-16

a., pikhs-hEo1srER.-lt Is especially necess.1
VA returned eo1diers ehonld ece to It that thelr
namee arc reclslescd On the list OF voter, at the
s1. eaest possible moment. as. Otherwise, thctr
sHnuIs NIL Be attended with rrcat difpcn,t-
livery returned totd1E ehonid 70 to The 1isc. Y;
h'seng H. IN his precinct on Tuesday next and eef
, 1865-10-16

A MARROW EscArE.-On Thursday afternoon
the collision Of schooner With etack Of lumber,
standing In the lumber yard OF Jnlett j. King, on
q wood to ali npon Xr. King, who vas staadiusS iS
beneath. The hlow not only knocked him down
upou the edge Of the dock hat the LEX sll IN e1eh
peculiar position that It held NJ King nt:nls by
4 yaEl boat Nas at once brought the men in
Which rnIscd bis head out Of the river, to prevent
his drowning, while sq9ad Of ls9oreEs Wus'snm.
Size of The stick may be imagined. when ills known
that It required some fifteen minutes 70 exttaste
the gentleman from hts unpleasant POSITION.
Cpou his release be was conveyed to bis. rer.t i,
dence. vhcre medical attendance WAS aumu med
and the tnjurics Of the aunarer attended TO- Ua h
cow rapidly recovering. -.
, 1865-10-16

GNHTH & NIXON's HALL.
~ Cor. Clsrs and Washington streets.
, 1865-10-16

WANTED-Agcnts-$6 t.: 81.
10 .et1 ~ 4sy ra1d ,o sssut. male aud I'm
I'll luck caEd, btus, anlt. antt tnhtt.r
WSNmFHyytGF Frs terms I'd particulars aHasr,; = +
Cleveland n '--N'S% ''t47NA SOWING HlC[IF TO-,
, 1865-10-16

AonsE STEALING Ex7EAoRp1SAnY.-petectf
Heoffc ~. Miller Of Superintendent Tart1e'e ktan.
N oncer whose reputation c. 4 horse-thier catcher
Ii Hcond 10 none, on salnsday forenoon brought
iu'o tie Police Court for cxan1satton one ar The
ncet notorious and succces1al iancters OF Other pa
PIES horset In the Western county. Wtli.au
:onGs If ll.e righ. narne, though he ia known as
William 11a,ts and Captain Dick. The Qelecttye
arrested bin In Joliet few days ago. for the thetl
farmer fr=1dine twetve miles fsu,n this city. one
o. inc nres IND 1hc colt were found 10 bis possts-
sion, hnt nc hsd disposed Of the o,hcr one Thcrc
turl'o-cd 10 have been stolen, ote DIRK cray5sj,
~ ~ naIc fifteen bands high and four years oid;
and eight Year, old. Jopor il also kuown IN haSe
stolen Ltr l'osses from man named uuekrs and
he / suspected q being implicated in twenty o,hcr
thsilt In delault Of {2sHj nail. Jones Wus eoIo.
mttied IN cWRf. ltial ia the RECORDER 5 Court
, 1865-10-16

ST: GEORGES BENEVOLENT
Gise1sea &C. 1s1 Sta .ns Z e 1s' d., a1
s RSse Pss Of pfpvtd!pe e. te n1esms ne
: ~. :. -. -. w. WAfi1AN. FftsldenL
:, ~ 8, eaAoTH&t H. Fec. -. oct9ssa1sa9
, 1865-10-16

| w ANTED-A genss-:2:5o0 to
~ El@o yeH. \ good chaLac to mas: ;,n:rv.
al.stnIe nd sell N article of daily cosnpt!oa II
Sss, am4y. Can be MANUFACTURED In tht lr.,';
Sae ~ m n Ps5ssfnt as eoa1 1tiiu np to IL @
Fe'ssn, LOUIS sCOELESTZ. NudleioWys, iii. ~ Is
, 1865-10-16

Ia 'VEf OI1IG V1F HLiO1ItAlV 0E-
l. nne Residence, At EAcsne, Wls< lsu FEET Cont
n nedssn i@pfossmsnss Would szehsaEe pr mort.
psY di1eren1ea kny. Il cash, Address imn3cda:ely.
sfCM" Trempnt Hoaae. =. r36i
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CANTON ~ ClllLenS.

Citizens who have been dtoyal, and acted with
the opposes of the Government in the outset of this
rebellion, should be on their guard how they give
aid and comfort TO the enemies Of the Govern
ment They should be cautious as to their acts and
lsmas Many of them are mpudent and sag things
they ought not TO say and they do things they ought
not to do. 1t is strange that men Of sense cant ex
ercise little prudence and adapt themselves to the
circumstances which surround them With all the
complaints made here against the military authori-
ties for their rigid policy it is notorious that too
much eniency has been exercised, and too much
consideration has been paid to rebels. Bad rebels
have been tolerated. and it has been at the instance
OF citizens, claiming to be Union men. No rebel
his been arrested, however bad, who could not have
his loyalty vouched for, and his good conduct en-
lorsed by men claiming to be Onion men This
Of conduct has disguised sensible Union men
and candid Federal officers, who have looked for
better things from men claiming to be devoted to
the cause of the country
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Mrs. Wlcks' Concerts,

In our paper last week Mrs. Wick. and her pu.
pills Nors advertised f9l concert ON THURSDAY
evening at the Baptist Church. We attended-oi
course we did A young man who has no, made his
fortune would inslinctiyely wend his way TO thi.
concert. We knew the young ladies constituting
Mr.. Wick, school TO BE- the bellies of Knoxville,
beautiful and accomplished, and while we expected
much, we confess 70 having been GgresaJiy disap-
pointed.
The audience was large and fashionable, and the
greatest qualification expressed
The various pieces were executed 5plendidly. So
well pleased were the audience that repetition of
the entertainment was unanimously requested and
given the neat evening.
The band Of the I'd Ohio Heavy Artillery. and
the string band composed Of young men of this
city, performed splenddly, and repetition Of sew.
eral pieces played by each was demanded by such
thunders Of applause that the gentlemen had TO
"c1me up 70 the captains desk and settle
All lovers Of good music in Knoxville are greatly
obliged 10 the gentlemen constituting these band.
and Mrs. Wicks and her'pups, especially the pa-
pills for genuine Intellectual treat
He who could listen 10 the voices and execution of
pieces by Ms. Wicks scholars, and not be charmed
'' Hath not music IN his soul,
Is not stirred by the concord Of sweet sounds,
Ano Is d. for treason, strsiegem, and spsls'''
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Sale of Government Stock.

We are desired to say that Capt. Whitman, Q. NJ.
will sell very soon large number Of condemned
horses and mules at public outcry, and will take in
payment government vouchers at par The point,
al which this stock will be ,old are Loudon, King.
ston, Clinton, Knoxville, Maryvlle, New Market
and GreeHeville. This will enable our citizens to
procure valuable farming stock at low rates The
day Of sale for each place will be hereafter noticed
through this paper. This sale of live stock, it j.
presumed, will be followed up with the sale Of wag-
ons and alnbuances, barnes, DC, thus Offering our
citizens cheap and valuable farm wagon Let them
attend these sale. and supply themselye.. The war
is over, and we should all go to work and build up
our broken fortune. and restore our ruined country
70 prosperity This we can do in few brief year,,
il We but use energy and industry
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To Whom Il May Concern,

am occasionally annoyed at and o'clock 2
NJ, for permits to open trade stores / am called
upon on the same business at and O'Clock, A. NJ
| wish it distinctly understood that no permits will
be given at these hours, and don't wish to b,
bored in this style am in my office at the Custom
House from A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ, and those WISHING
permits must call between these hours.
a greater source Of annoyance are the spplica
tons to me daily for permits to buy and sell ntox
eating liquors l have no control over this matter
Permits to deal in prtpons or malt liquors, ,gia.
or cider come from the military authorities
insert this notice for the benefit of those desiring
TO engage in the liquor traffic and to relieve myself
Of great deal Of trouble about matter over which
l have not, and don't expect to have any CONTROL
The kSoxvILLE WHO is circulated in every county
10 East Tennessee Whore there are no post Offices
i! Is distributed by private citizens, and trust this
notice will meet the eye Of many of the elias. Of men
address.
JSo. Is. BRuwELow
A'st. Spec. Agt. Treas Dept. for East Tom.
knoreAe. Nay IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

tai AT Mrs, Wicks conoorts, at tho Buptis'
Church, on Thursday and Friday evenings we saw
several pretty girls from when the beautiful verses
of "Shermans March 10 the Sea were being sung
Recently Gen, Haeck commanding at Richmond
issued m order prohibiting any person being par
~ to the Interesting ttAe marital ceremony who had
not given evidence of loyalty,
Let Gen, Stoneman Issue similar order Tor The
District of East Tennessee, Several Of our pretty
la.sos might advocate Union Of States when
they knew hiS condition precedent to union to
a man.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
A Card.

10 The voterS Of the "a Congressional District ot Ten
neSsse'
FELLow-ClrIzENs--The closing scenes of four
years war lind you without representation in the
national councils.
Az effort is now being made to restore Tennessee
to her former relations in the American Union.
You are called upon to cast your votes, on the
first Thursday Of August next to elect a represen-
tative to the Lower House of the United States
Congress. In exercise of the rights Of an American
citizen, | have become and take this method of an
nouncing myself a candidate, and now ask your
suffrage TO secure me seat in the next United States
Legislature. l am a candidate subject TO a decision
at the ballot box bound by no convention relying
on the voice Of the people to whom | appeal for
support. The people have the right to choose their
representatives, and to them | submit my claims
Ny political opinions are known to be radically
Union, and l hope soon to mingle with you and dis
cus the great issues agitating the country moro
- l-t~il a. :. =. r~'siLi0 ~ az Ia SIiis rUi
pledge myself to devote my energies in the fu-
ture as | have done in the past TO crushing rebel
lion, making treason odious Furnishing traitors and
preserving our nationality as great consolidated
Union. The Republic of the United States must
be maintained, as beacon of hope TO the oppressed
OF every land and the elimination of human sa-
gacity, in constructing government for the peo-
pie, guided by the hand of Providence
From this nation the outside world has vet TO
learn the elements OF popular government. From
they are TO draw encouragement and it should be
governed by those who will rebuke every species Of
treason, and encourage and deveope high order of
loyalty. Those who give me their support may rest
assured will spare not the traitor nor leave unex-
posed the treason but my time, energies and talents
shall be earnestly devoted TO the interests of my con-
stituents, and the Union of the States under the
Constitution. These are my determinations, and
loyal mems votes are respectfully sought; but do
not desire the vote Of single rebel If elected by
Union votes my bosom will swell with pride If
defeated by rebel votes, patriots grief is more
sweet than traitors joy But if successful through
the aid of rebels, should feel myself unworthy the
confidence of my countrymen.
Respectfully, &c,
l.. Z. HoUK.
Clinton, April &c, 1865
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No 2sll
United States of America 800 District of East
Tennessee

w nEhEAS, An Information was filed in the
" District Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District of Tennessee, Mt Knoxville, on the
10Th day Of April 1865, by O. W. Hall, ESQ, Attorney
Of the United States for said District on behalf Of
the United States of America against Eleven Tracts
Of Land, ten of which lie in Hawkins and one in
Sullivan county, and various articles of personal
property all Of which aro seized as the property Of
orvle Rice, and against all persons lawfully inter-
vening for their interests therein alleging that said
tracts Of hand and personal property had been here
ofore seized by Revenue Agents rs forfeited to the
United States for causes in said Information set
forth and averrod TO be true and praying for the
usual process and monition Now, therefore, pursu-
ant to the monition under the seal of said Court,
to me directed, | hereby give public notice to ali
persons concerned in interest in said tracts of land
and personal property TO appear before said Court
ut the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on the
LIST day Of June 1865, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ, then and
there TO interpose their claims and make their ale
cations,
b. MCDANIEL,
I. \. WdrsbuL Nit r. Tenn