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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
ATTACHMEET

II APPEARING FROM THE Afr
UAVII lll IN ;5is rsu-s that the defendant j. indebted
the ntd and sbsconds thsi the ordinary Il
be upon h, ,nd having obtained al oTigl
nal attachment which returned before the it
day Of August Is s. and the defendant not appearing II
ordered p that publication made IN BrgWnloW Nlt'
for four weeks defendant. V b. Cannon
appear before ~ SeTier-e thc day lhrst honaHN
o March ~r1.r hearing purtr
sarlg-f. ISAAC TROTTER, J. P
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CIRCUIT COURT-BENPON
Attachment.

L-a- Gs-A Atll----i-.
Y THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
&c affidavit G.! ;fg plalI.H defendant John Ma
t-- ls nonresident Cf t6e State q Tennessee, hFt she
ordinary process upll hin
attachment been Issued and levied
gr.ry j. g. ordered that Vsblicafca h Esle Ter
sl---s=g weeks ErClI-Us WhiF, notifying s-I de-
rI2sL1 appear CT tie Circuit Court E0 held
81 g court lcuze Benton Fok county, Tennessee
Monday &c January, 49, then aud there plead
toe plaintiffs sut the VIII he -sLe-
confessed, and proceeded viii Vsrrg.
JAMES PAEHS. CI-Tz,
rrnga - pf5 Bg ROBERT y. FLEMING. D. L.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Henry Oriass. Us, Eo5sr, Allen.

UAVTT OF the plaintiffs th3s c4, that TIL defendant has
removed himself beyond the aits o. the State Of Tennessee
CoECcas hmse that n" ordinary process Of law
be upon him Il Is ordered that the proceedings in this
stayed for least the space Of six months and that
publication hC aa50 weeks BrDwnlJTs
WhE notifying said defendant appear The term Of the
Court Cooke county tho house in Newport
first Monday Of December 1860 there plead
answer said demand II the TIsntia
tf same viii be him, and proceeded
with * rarfs. II Il RAER. Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
james " Barnett w. Alexander Z. Smith.
II APPEARING FROM THE AFFI

EsEremoyed himself beyond the limits Of this State al
seconds CCnCeals himself that the ordinary process Of law
be upon him Il ordered that publication BE-
made for successive weeks in Br0wnows Nhis notifying sad
defendant appear The Of the Circuit Court for
Cooke county the court house Newport, the first Non
day the fourth Monday So76mboE next, then and
there plead, dCuuT the suit and demand OF the
pinf the viii Dc taken fer confessed % him, and
Proceeded with var:- II II. BAER, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
oRAEgERY C0URT-BENTON
n ms CATSE. ID APPEARINl

Original AMI Amgriei BID.
H'a L. Reynolds ys. James n. Reid, Mar,lL Y R.li
Eau. E.a- z-- ai.g Nary Ann Rose, Ihys. Bow
... -aa -s..o Z Ia, Jluo Bowling aaj John C. Hood
N THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING
from che asEaousin complainant bill which sworn
e. .- -asgolleu James y, REID Co1reEjcut Of Tho
Ell-e Tennessee that tie ordinary process C. law cannot
Es-y.z him and further apPlsTn tia; attachment
been issued and levied Lis property Il Is ordered that
-l-t-1 made weeks IN B-gvllCT
Wig notifying said respondent % Il aud appear al the next
rr ,-ncaEy Court &c Ezli house IN
Benton Polk county, Tennessee, tho Sd Monday Of Deem
E-- e plead answer 6-luE coopsiasuts hill,
zLafaul. viii Re -akeu confessed and SIT f.
- .S.s--t5 F0B-T \. FLEMING. &. e. N
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Joseph c E-E.z and W. c. Hodge Ez,--.or f Gallo
nay Hodge. deed Sc. Alexander /. Grld-.rI T. /
Van. L. Bradford
So :. 90 i--s q - Ill, which g--- - = ~
. e leEoo-d q eaa5elI tb,E5rIr- -, 81 -5;--
$3.50 q - l--2t D. served On the-1 Il &, -I 90
T--7--.- 49, -r-s Tor four Successive -- il
~. i,5s -5 ~ ING said re-gsut.ul, = srT b @
- - - - .ti-ise, IN ths second Monday OF
ot--lrIs make defense, tie same vim - CO. !. y
AKA 1g c~a7s So down l1E hearing tber, ~
p " 10. GALERkITrr' -. --
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
Stephen HUI US. Roour, Alien.
i SDDE DINO FROM TIL

UAvIT q the plaintiff this cause ;ha the defendant IS
Of ordered that publication be
four successive weeks Brovnows Wing, notifying
said defendant appear the Of the Circuit Court for
county house Newport the first Mon
December plead, answer Dc
the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the will
him and proceeded with ParJe
sgPI3-i-@ r. Il. RAER, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

EFAG& The allegations u the I'LL which s.s-- - % -
L pears t-s1 SAID pC21-1t- s-slu-- a- rr7.F
e. conceal themselves that the ordinary proJo-, cannot -
3 fI"n y Therefore ordered that publication g. made for
-aT successive sks n Br0wniows NbiS a9yfg- .5l a.
-t-t-l 90 APPEAR a. Tie ChaDC7ry court "a DaaG-5l on d..
second Monday 1l Dec LlET lPNs, chen and Elcr. plead
49, --lT OF otherwise make dstF-sg Tie m D. re
zen ~ confessed and she cause f-- hearing rsrt
? W-1 rtIERtITV. ca NJ
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ATTACHMENT.
CHANCERY COURT-CLINTON.
u IEI-T--T III" ---
James ". Key We. J. B. Ho-kils all oll,ss

James v. Key We J. &. huzkLs alI utlu5s.
THE RESPONDENT. J. B. HOShINS,
being nonresident Of The stat. ol charged
in tho bin: To ordered that publication b. ud r four
successive weeks in BrOwnlows Whz notifying said raspCn-
dent 70 appear before tho Chancy Court Clinton the
arst Monday Of November neat then aa there make his
defense 20 tho liz the viii taken Conlc--d
him. and flr bearing accordingly
serls- AZ " r. WEuTsON. C. g. N
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IRON rs allegations or ;zs s!i. s-sr -- -.--. -
= pesTs ILat respondent Nary L slru-sr ID, 2
G. n= State = tennessee l. therefore r5z
cation be mz-c .-- lC1r -gasa- Ia B--rs {y
-CtIylL SAID appear cslrr the CFsr~a -
DaDdrdSs On the second Monday Iecgult-r - -
SD there 20 p!3, answer. CemEr Otherwise rlg lr
The VIII &c taken fe- 1-tz-z ana iii. ,a-r ~
--- hearing pET-a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
CRAECEgY COURT-DAVDRIDgE

September Esl-s. 1-55.-i1,lnr-5-a BIZ
John &1E. Es. HaEa 4. Hglr, q; ne
1 F.Es i-zt che respondent Hugh A. Henry, non
-l-t, or GO cClcess himself that the ordinary process Of
Jaw cannot - served upon him II ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks
Wig Notifying saa DEFENDANT 80 appear before the 'alc.rv
-7ur- a. la-r-, % She second Monday ri December next
- and there . DEAD answer --E otherwise make
sl= the VIII De taken c-a-.-r and rf- --i.-
down ss 90 him i1- Eaa-ia- Il Vsr.e.
pst Wrl. GNTFEkEIH. o. s II
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
CIRCUIT C0URT-NEWPORT.
Second Judicial Circuit, tccko county, IenEt sEe5
James Il. RobinsgE y. John Thomason.

James Il. Robinson -. John Thomason.
II APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
pAVIT OF the plaintiff cauze that the defendant
has removed himself beyond the limits Of the State Ct Tennss
see himself the ordinary process Of Law
he upon Il ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownlows WhE notifying
said defendant appear Of the Circuit Court for
Cooke county the Newport, the first
Monday Of December 1850 then and there plead
the demand the plaintiff, the
VII b. taken for coafsi 20 him and proceeded with
ps5ta H. Il BAER, Clerk,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

, u 1Ao'a-, Former q. h 81. l-r enc l-- VI W,g Ill
arfHn, d. ~ .-. sarah Riggs. e. al.
y -ce-tr5 3. a 1-Ea pronounced At ti5 & urlI s-
led " t- J-lcH ,1Tt lt DaHdrido- VIII cell "a fbs
n reHp,ion u thg M0rristo7vu TeFss5z r-9-,
Iusssf. Friday r1 -h lsy % October next The -r.
purllssal tF said sarah E-ss sale u1ts- f4-rrr
C si3 Court. Note with good sscurity viii ta --ui-a5
OF Ih- purchaser AID LsE retained or tie Land r he
p Hct=se money g f-liy pIij
pf6 vsa GlLBRATTH. C. an
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

g. walker. Executor Of wm. Wallace, deceased Ma
T wslnoe A. u. Wsliscs, Samuel 7. Bicknel OF ais
,-irg from the sIiesssions Of this bill that A. n
wallace and C. Wallace an non-residents Of the state
rrses n Is ordered that publication be made for four
,ks IN Bipvnl5ws Wing notifying said non-resi
M 10 srpssr the next term Of the Chancery Court 10 be
"a m wrvsie The first Tuesday after the fret Monday
- Ssbef next and there TO plead answer, demur
"a "a m OF the viii ho taken confessed and for
$50 * perta Y. c. PTCKESS, {. & NJ.
rfb Ry J.. WEAR. l. G. 4 u
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II srr=s15r from the allegations IN th bill that Il 7 Cox
- ere respondents IN thl- t, HoH-ges!dent,
Els-gL5 himself that The ordinary process cannot
O. served upon bin Il ordered that publication be made
f8T successive weeks IN Brovnow's Wing notifying said
% appear ~ the ChanCeTy Cont held
v7o The Tuesday after the first Monday 40
next there % plead answer. denuT this BILL
be win bs taken Ter confessed fer hearing OK
r.-te q l!l. Y. {. 1ICKENS, {. K n,
PfS by L. WEAR, D. {. I 4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

p rETtari-g from ts allegations IN thu bill that Chs sid
\. EcsJC . Uol--es1eut q lie State that the o--
nary process q law Cannot be IeTved upon hin: ordered
" publication Be made for four weeks II Brown
lows Why notifying the said = A. Houston 70 appear at the
c. E1Cy Lcc - Nsryv the frs; Tuesday after the lst
Monday q November next % plead answer -auE 10 said
BIZ c. ire zane Tl te proceeded win nErte hin
Pft ". G. PICEENS, G. Z u.
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n c. PICKESs. c. s NJ
RS b. I. WEAR D. G. & II.


ya1r 3 a.ssrfao -. W. Z. D.Ec., and Wn. GODDARD
3 III bin Ct complaint aedEa5 that " T. DJve is
Il ordered That publication be
MADE BawHav's Whg cT four successive Teah= notify
tho ta3 y =. D0vg APPEAR ts ChsuccTy Court
lai - NHEvya the Ere; IU-sdav TIER the first Mon
or ub.- next plead. answer GCuUr 10 sold bill!
RE W c. TlCEENS {. s. II.
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Elizabeth s. lea vs.. Benjamin A. Ish.

II appearing from the allegations Of the bill that Benjamin
A lsh respondent is nonresident atsconds or
himself that the ordinary process cannot be erved
u1ou Therefore notice hereby gycu d said respondent
appear the next Charoery Court he held aryye
fbe Tuesday after the FIRST Monday November next
there plead snswer, demur scd bill OF the sane
will De sst hearing parte, ". G PICKEES. O. q II.
pf By l. WEAR. T.. G. & y.
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r.. 4. Wl'.s-, Aali.r q. -onuy. Pride .-,'fss MsTaa

r rr.tE-s from the allegations this tIu El1r James
bGrL=z, Robert GcCaal-y EBd his wife Lucinda, I MEGA
ny and JCsias Gamble Guardian Of Jesse Irving
elz L. is ordered tat publication b. made fcT -four
rlclH-7~= weeks y B-cwEow Wing notifying said uoHcs-
l5= Defendants appear ths OF the Chancery
Court Blryvls tho FIST Tuesday after Mon
ty c Novgnbsr next, there plead, domur
bin Che viii o. taken fcr confessed and 1-
hearing . Qsrts ". c. DICKENS. G. & u.
-.E-I-at b. [. WEAR. n. C..
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arEsa-lnE from TIE Allegations Cf tfis rl' James
E-uE;Cn, Mary =. Houston lie wife snG Archibald Gr
Ecu-g1eHss q t1esrate Ct Tennessee Il Is ordered
shsr publication he made fCr four IN Brown
love "ls notifying defendants 90 appear the
Csrcry uaryviIle, the Tuesday after
-t t MyEly c. NovgGcs next, then and there plead
a-.Flr aaU The W D. set for hearing parse
". C. HICkENS, c. & NJ,
20 Fy Z. WEAR, J. G. @ ".
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II this appears that Jch1 [ Ioos IS r5urssdent
o lie state OF Ieanesre i Is ordered that publication
b made Tor our Euccessive weeks BTcwu0 Wing, ucti
lying said ronresident appear the next term Of tie
Csacsy Court held Mary vile, The frat Tuesday after
fhe -; Monday OF November then a|d there 70 plead,
trswo-, demur tsi bill viii te taken confessed,
Az proceeded With lL--e 20 him.
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PILLS. PILLS" PILLS,
PERFUMERYt

Phalo4sEiE blooming Csrcs, o5or o: ogsnag Flowers.
L1bil's Jockey Ciuh- WA
P.jChouly- Hoses.
UrrlnICm, 4. Bal.u's queen Vi Sewers gNt.
Sweet Rrisr, Burne-gs 0Ti-n5al Tooth Wash
Van basAtrhs fragrant Iyut, Tech
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Preeou Love ard Mary 81. Love li. Sic IS. John
I.als and ". a. Walker. Admir- ri William
T.lsr. S.. Ggseesef
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EEpsarL t-ol tie allegations this BIZ that Coz
ley and Bras Fo1;e are noursdents, sbscond
conceal tIn that the ordinary process
upon i ordered that publication be made for four
weeks IN Brovulo Wing, notifying nUnTes
de 60 appear a. the ChanCery Court Narvve held
e FIRST Tuesday after the first Monday November next
tLsl Ed -l-rs % plead answer deaur will he
preceded with y psrjo IS 70 them.
u. &. PICEENs c. d NJ
pr6 By [. WEAR. Z. {.
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r. Z TyE'gIl, y "a. s. Walker Guarfian &c. ana . \
Lu3.ggd s.. James i. Houston 1ud wife, Mary j.
Uags5ls Juha White, Jacob S-slcT, J. ~. Martin and
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WAITED.

y BOYS wATttb 10 ttARS 1uf
-.Ir N. 80 ,rgg q POI qspg I" sgs ~,
y or 4 WAfffR hOYs wASttb Ar
q Rfrrs hs.'sufsnt iaD H-osdssg tsi No, ~
Il WlOb ttN.ROOffRs wANtfb CAfL
siss.Is.s,IIgs. s:''''' ''' "'''' " ga,
~ GfRfS WAStEb -GOfsG ~ sOtrfU
Yam s'sifs a. tc,,s and doins houss e,t go.
~ rr month and nee pgsius siti,ep, t,'i,e't.,
o. act w "''@ns'
M scONb ftANbtb slsffEs VAST
80 Ing address by ieifef " " n gAUuNg b.
H,ffe2 Icint '. o. fof sce,s, siaiIas gfiee srJ
V'nni"n 80
'Ossn Point beps, teuTsl RI N vs- fsf,sy tg
100 wfNvfRs, srtSStRs, GFfLsts.
,'. wV,a,edsrs .tso'.,, 'ye.fsri g,csr .nd s.rd
ehl dfen 70 earn snd tssp rc~rdinc h4u.o. snd ~
wpYny.tto 4, so south r.,,.ss ifse, irpiy 81
~ Ypp
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GENEnAL ntsl,,...

A MERfCAN MOwER.-!HE ONLY spty
OfiING MAClINE.
ss,Ins mseiss. .,s ,.sn T. og9,fp.IG 70 .hi,h
gELArfR isEoyfSsSfss' Than s'. AZ, Goisi. ~, o.
, r,r,ionlsf .ilsn,ion hS been p,a 70 ,bs -.n,. n,
We We snger IN Ne construction ~ The kHrRiChs
fIik yfRY frsr sAcniyF IN Use.
comparatively fsnlie.-. and %, thers srs inconveni
ssn ,ss rue T nSo. u 70 d RS *.
ssIsh hoi p,f,al.ry ,9s ersnt pln ., pilu.n bead
iuv 70 ~ n.chlns. Tho lMERiChN MOWER
The BEARIsls ~ TIr tMFRIcAS MOWER
s.eil a. the CRANK rtN, arr all sEtf.tI 'BKICA'
t.rs 0n'er snd u The Finger Rar -In drop lower
and ~ higher than that u any other Mover.
You cen elevate the finrer liaf from q d.clinins
The FINGER Bar eau - raiapsi higher 10 p.s. over
ohsiac Zee, ~ means Of tho hand LAYER than that Of
me frsme between the Driving wheel. viii pas
a,rr hl'hof distinctions than The frame Of any othoT
Tho OPERATOR has . srea,er control over the Trnser
ana halie hsi, than he has Of any other Machine
fee ,hsn ss, ~ .ii conform 70 more uneven sur
tither -heel operate. the Gutter lar, independ-
entity Of the other, and IN turning, either way Oh
Anlyes are koPt IN rapid motion.
The Draft ], from the font Of the name which
the pole. ~
!THAa AN rArr STRING STAT ron rus DRIVER
u ha.o o out Of scar, and can be thrown In and on
gear when IN motion.
IL has ioidY bar, and can 10 folded Without di.
connecting the pltmnn.
II isof LIGHT DRAFT, and has no rERorrrrnrs
biDE DRAFT.
li Ia more simple and perfect in its construction,
and has strength, viii lghtness ooinbine thAn
any other Mower.
II cannot upset.
dety contradiction to tho above, and invite tho
scruuhy OF ALL who are In any Interested In the
EARNING interest 10 examine tis Aoser feeling con
hdent Of their approval.
Shafts or FILLS supp led with Machines for one horse
WILLIAM VAN ASDEN,
t0O MAN street.
OIL poughk senaie. n v
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AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
w & WIS machines perfect for 81. In family
wine, stitching and fanuel shirt making. Recon-
Inry u, IN The fancy store. $40
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Ii AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
ancy bia4lne; also On Hoses ON lea ner perfect
N u, and recommen 'el TO shops. Macnines 10
lot nt W. lhOhPsON's, liJ West 21th a. bet
1 % Luu = l. Ayts gi1
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AIDES LEARNED THOROUGHLY TO
Sscw on H1wc'' ewing maohlne,on shoe aud saltur
blkei's Wilcox hhbs anu others perf,cL And
fac,ice work, Tor IL. We send 10 shop OF recon-
Oh TO get yut Sork Cal ~ Greenwich ave, cor
Ill. lG2
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dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-
- The im Of WILDER 4 WELSH 10 dissolved
On this date by mutual consent, ALVIN VIII
Ter, WILLIAM WELSH. The business Of tho
firm, Patont Roofing, ~ " continued a. usual at
E2 West z:h st. Y WILLIAM WELSH. New
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MARBLE POLISHERS WANTED IMME.
n distey. few good pol sheis, at McGRATu'S
fub,e work, cor Of Court and Luquesr sls, south
oOkIyn steady ~oik and highest vBges Paid. 100
lIACHlNlS1S WANTED AT BOLT FAC
L to1y, 1875 Avenue u, . ora fist c.a.. msehin.
+. 1858
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\NANTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR
w on hue custom anu shop coats. A!5o a luton
hole maker. Apply at Aost sutet. DANIEL
MOORE. lJt
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INDIGNATION IN WASHINGTON AGAINST SPAIN
FoR HER wANToN ATTACK on CHILI-LoUI-
sIANA AEFAIRs-vETERAN RESERVE CORPS
GEN. KILPATRICK'S APPOINTNfENT-PAY-
MASTERS BREyETTED, ETC.
NEW YORK, November Ex-Governor An
drew is at Washington for the purpose Of a
settlement of the accounts Of Massachusetts
against the General Government.
There is general Indignation in Government
and diplomatic circles at the wanton attack Of
spain upon Chill. The Spanish squadron for
the blockade consists of seven frigates. IL is
represented that great unanimity of feeling
prevails among the Chilians.
Governor Hahn, just from Louisiana, repre-
sents the reconstructed rebels Of that State as
acting very badly. In one parish they met i'm
convention and re-established slavery by for
NAL enactment and resolutions. Three negroes
have been shot by returned rebel soldiers
within month.
AT Alexandria last week one Of their civil
courts sentenced a negro to be whipped under
the old Virginia code. Gen. Augur promptly
annnlled the sentence.
The Secretary Of War has notified the Quar-
termaster General that officers of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, mustered out under General
Orders loo, who held commissions March 3.
1865, shall receive three months extra paw
authorized by the act of Congress of March 3.
1863.
The New York Times Washington special
says the appointment of General Fitzpatrick
"a Minister TO thlll, VIII not result in the i'm
mediate supersedure Of the present excellent
representative at Santiago, Hon. r. H. Mel
son.
General Fitzpatrick has three months leave
Of absence to visit Europe. He will first visit
Spain, probably, and come to an understand
ing with the Queen a to our position with
ference to the aggressiOns Of spain TO Chill.
Thence to South America, prepared to main-
tain the dignity of his important mission.
General John n. Logan has been rendered
the mission TO Japan; il is understood he ac-
cepted it,
Among the heavy war accounts being set
tied by the Government at the present time. is
that Of J. r. Sanford. of New York. for charter
money of three steamers, amounting to
SSO0,0O0.
The Governor Of South Carolina addressed
letter to the Secretary of the Treasury. asking
that the state may have the privilege of assunl-
ing the direct tax levied by Congress. and that
some may be paid i'm South Carolina bonds
Ii alleges that the state il much impoverished
and cannot pay the tax.
No action has been taken on the letter bv the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Times special says: Paymaster Il. II.
Cowan has been breyetted Brigadier- General,
and Major Prince brevetted Colonel.
The following Paymasters have been bre-
yetted: Lieutenant-C olonels-J. A. Norris, j.
II. Melborn, e. y. Terrell, II. :. Webb, George
Phelps, \. ;. Young, f.. \. Adams, 5. G..
Rogers, j. :. Thurston, W. V. Roman. Jacob
Sallade, Il. L. Huston. and y. III. Hutchins
The City of Washington, from Liverpool.
with four days later advices, is signaled below,
and will be up this forenoon.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-14
The snake River silver uines.

.FsoIs he DelFsr ssws. oetober2-
We Tee iNed call thi- morning from Captain
N. II. short. from the snake river mines. where
a. has been operating fcr over . year and dur
ins that iila, Aas nade four hundred assays Of
The oFes II that region, During this saSon be
has beci.eN pertnenting principally 10 ascertain
til bet AMI cheapest way OF working the ORES.
the styic and character of furnace required,
etc. Captain shorts assays demonstrate the
fact that the ore tested are marvelously rich
IN silver MS returns ranging frcfn forty-fve 70
siN thousand ounces Of metallic silver 20 the
ton Of Grade ore. He j. now on his way eas
70 spend the winter, and will return early in
the spring, bringing with him the Necessary
iron work for the successful working Of the
mines. lie carries with him specimens Of the
ore> anil some pieces q silver, n extracted By
his try furnace. he has every faith in the
mines. and l. s1nguine Of sllccess next season.
The Captain i very quiet unassumiag man,
who has worked hard in the mines Of Colorado
since l>5e. and we are glad that he l. getting 3
view beyond the fogs Of poverty. lie does not
20 10 seil property, but merely % get the ma
terials ior successfully working what he al
ready has and knows 20 be good.