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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
sheriff7s Saio Of Real Estate.
10y yIRTTfE OF 4 yESbtTfosI Exp6s,

kJ csCa CazFt Of kssS eesnsy, drsslsd
~ ssia ssaety Ms % J. A. fckeaa ssd esAsrs
Wa C. sResd Ad elasfs vii sxPose te Tahe ssls. 70 as
hget as, cash the Court asass deer n kssxys,
NSuf ssa sth dsy 81 1ay, ss 81 ts Fiah uils asa In
N sassa has IL aad 70 eessah heass aHd
the tar Haase ptupsryi ssa Hsass and A On
Naueyrand ssfsS santax Ire Lamar sisaS1 ln Being ne
fssaeHce % VIA ~ EheS se Stable and lot eAch
ls EiAaas caubsFsnd street. aud snoEa aeksys LIVER
e4bis eli IN cy Of kaoxSie Alec. al tire Etgks. tide
eaa demand thas Jehn H. ofsaisF has b Aad eass
tS Of Gar aud MarkEt Esrsssa, being hs
house recently occupied by John a. CoSar, aad n the
kRexSie so ali fs right TILE, intsset snim and
demand that shsst keFRss has ia soA Frast Of 1aad
10 the tstfc % Knsx eesBiy, hdianRg The sads Of
Jepshs Brewster tsx heirs 81 H E@sA asa esrs Said
pxsty snid sskissy sasasat seeossFed bs 4
tekpas zgAiasl Wa a. kRreA, Jsha a. cseasr
mss-1s ~ D BE4RDgH sAxta
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pr VIRTUE OF a VKkDI7toaf ExroeAs.
III - ne fs esass n Seek eeantg zfesisa i - =
shssF ~ SAID aay 20 t eAss % natsee ke6es taats
ssn,h ard eth Esespaar d pstIs e - kgesl
k,sstf ~ easA. = the esss4 hsess Asa n E4eks
i,ss FFstt q tsaa - lah asut II kae4 esassS ssas
sss,aE ses, sssf selaataE % laaa hssB4ed u ~
a. D. tve, q D. husssB Wa sfl aaa ashefA,
asses en- Hassssa tYef, s Nss 81 Epess fyff Asa,
a. us1ls8ea aserat " On q FEsei ~ taHa kses
la = Es8 W. e. tna and " " Wzses, u Ne asetsfef Afase
ssl saussains assa ~ ad ssataa tAs aikek O.
Rdss haeRig ths a8dS III ha8eHfa eea etkefss Abas
dbSs Of knos SesaT set eeatszs seeat 80
20 ths ss feFfg kaas s 1As aah6s 81 aesfks pa34
u W bpae aud tie h-srs II 3sha SFeft geeet coutan
aH ksesi g assvs saolass tns isaas % sas pasis
ksissn sa aehsfs, q a s sfEt Raf1hasd iso - hef
Jass kpsssas the ether raas analae aant 80 nefsss
ssshlhs rs ssas gsvs Qatsr gehn lee kbd eihsss,
eeiaE heas- FfaBt sath sfsvsfty VII b etd
sasis hleaReat yeeossfs ~ terrace sssG sesiast 9k
swb r HoEs y. A. Goa bsd shsFs u ~ GFsut 0ssFs
= a ,sriss NIB BsaspsN, sAsrsz.
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THE NEwsPAFER PkEss OF rHK SoUrREEs
CosFEpEkAcY The war bas made Sad havoc among
The journals Of rebslaom There were more Of them
u he single State Of Tennessee 81 The beginning
ihsB can Bow be found IN The whole ConfedeTacy-
The pioneer Of them sil-tbe Sharieston Mercury
has mystsri0asly disappesred, gons, perhaps 10
search Of the wandering Memphis Grenade Jack
journals, which, for four Yesrs, have blown DE
uEmpes oi Davis IN The highest possible key, are
getting short u p2peF, weak III the laHgE, aaa GrB
On their lAst legs Their editsrs reporters, clerks
and printer a. the last FssoF IN order - Try their
gWE medicine, are being drawn oe into Less army
And this Slh be che end Of southern Journalism on
the South CBnolina platform Of State rfghtk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
CIRCUIT CaURT-KHox COUNTY.
MnTInE.
sRnIENf,R 10 + DECREE nApr

IN OBEDIENCE TO 4 DECREE Made
"a he uagsh tsyIs lss d he cassty Csgst 81 Enex
~ a nc esss 81 jobs ~ ashs tsaees kif5 sna eets
esnsae NeesnHaa sBd etisFss s 80 y - ht4sest
ii a. scft Baus KneEFs, s The ISIS dEf - 4et
iS srns TFA9 Lad ID abe tth eva aiets e kaAs
ss tle snas 90 fsss AnaeFsoa Ind etAesss s
s,s Al az seaIAs pesehseef ftsh9 ee4 sna spplssa
s.esisg aaa les sg feAsssa 81 lhz iAas - sesass tat
paysedni 81 TIE paEeesss mehSg :. s,ss..ss a, go
/ asa3aa " ~ SIS - Stssf.t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate.
pY VIRTUE OF 4 vEsDIrlosl ExP,

U1 NIKTJE Of a ' ENDlTloNI kAFuAAs,
~ from lss e5ga cosTi ., EeeH eaaza efsssse ~ -
Sheriff Of said eoahY " the eAss OF " ssssa
h- caast isonss aooE Monday Ne 30 aag q
ssS right ttie aud interest," thai Wa a e1ssa
has 10 aad and Lot saAad ne sefneF 81
cas- ara6sFaa kaosh - tbs Lssss Hoase pre-
pefy sud aatisg tusspsnt feeof-
s' sS, = s'os''' paws T. ssiRprN, srsa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

~ Danag the retreat d The rebels amer one 81
ihsir rep0ises before KinEt0n, singular ibridsnt
occurred A white Gag was displayed By aotne q
thaar troop, and car men, Fesdiiy guessing ga
nsAning q tbs signal called out 70 The rebels 10
come IN The Invitation mes With sbeedy ps-
sp1REs, and one hundred ana forty Of the aseastsd
seivsEy came into linsa and surrendered than.
selves Is eesertess
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Di VIRTUE or THREE ORDERS or SALx
ID from the orcu esurs If Knox county vH exyese q
pahe a.e hghess hsdes Tor cash. 81 the Cert aass
door Rockville. Asaaag She sh asg 81 MAJ lss 81 TIE
certain aeass lot sisests3 Grove trsss, saslRnf Ise
hos Of Mehasl Fatty sefs s8d IN IKE ely o. kaexst-
ssi pep s4ty h ssa h ssasy taasnsassEe Ia
sprs-4s ~ BRARbgs, skssls.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
CHAYcERY C0URT-MARYvTLLR.

c. Gtllssey, Ada Of W. s. Porter, decd. ~ Rsoss
dare Porter asd oiAeFs.-- IEseLyEfF bal. 4
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
ukff0Es - shs 81 that Ne astenaAsts .. O. waisss
yesse RklssEs, Jshs rselss = A. Hoas.sns Ahees,
kasf Miller jackson, e9Kesiaenta 81
Fsan ahscSaa tkst TOE sF6ArF pFeesss
Of Law eaaHss esg8 thea f D efefea 81 Fes
tien Tor ioaK soscsssiys sSsts IN ArcaaiaNs NhE
nasyiak eFsaefs sppsaF bsrs s CAa
GERS Caafk Is sfyVs he hfEt fpesssy aet the asH
aspday 81 Aay neEt said b TIE eame ss be
w. o PicKENs, o. & y,
5 G1sszss pa Bs.RsMs aeon. DC. ~.
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ATTACHMENT.


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THE DEPENDANT, JoHN r. Gar
9a8fls hssss ~ fom % nn3 - shls State 81 ass
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seFysd epen e - essgsa t the asgtI & y sdessa thsA
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assnf e he 7aiae he e bS takeh lef sentsssa
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NOTICE.

TN oRRnEENCE To A DEcREE MADE AT THB
II March TERN q tas cssnty csars 81 kBsS eessty, IA
tee eass ii BsajAmsa Wkias, tdHnisiEsss 81 Richard
WHEiaa dee a rs Martha Eikias sBi elasrs. sia 80
% he tssh Cav u aPri 1881 he cosrs hssss dot
IN EnexVe Tract of Land lsas N the is;h EVIL dls
tFist Il kaax eoaagY, satsis'Bg tee lAzds e u D.
Rsssies ]. CoFsH asa 0sAesa. ssAsecs . Tbs bossr
Theresa MastAa wiikiss. saa n he sTsst gAaa Ss
stsai psaHva By tbs sais. taee he
BrssnE The Dsuor afsresaa WI Ais Be- se a. tas
siae aad Plses saheet y he a ssa's aassE srss
thefsn Of ne aid Mar hA Villains SsVsa hanared hl
laFs Il he purchase soasy ui Be r.sarsd - pAs a.
saa sba The PsFss4seF FsQatSd - ss Oad Nhd seess
n sh nisyssl frsa daiA fef ths asFaht psrseNss
-, Fsyshis an AID twelve esgh. sfeS d4ss. and isa
s,,l ~ sssaisea on The Isnd I'm ne ParshsS sasy y
seliy paif.
.usasshas.4s pfs WI. SWAN, G, Eek
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Janas TharbpsaH, Ain'r Of james PoTtef, DECD We.
stsphsn s. Porter and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLR-
GATToas 81 6h bill that Pories Jsseph Robert
PsFss aeRdants b tits eenfedsnss q
Tspnpssea eFdsfrd Af Hahnaliaa be mate fF nf
essss BssHalss Wig pstylhg sas aseaaania %
before ssd e Ohaaeer9 cat - NaFyfs % hs hfys
TUESDAY afs Monday Of Nay ne1t - plead, kseesF
OF dsuaar sad ELL Isdgaent eosse va - $3.50
y. O PtcHESA Q. q ~.
q ansl-ss pass BYE u. HOOD D. o. q NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
SheriFrs Sale OF Town Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A YENprrIosI ExpuNA

DY VIRTUE or A YENpfTIosI ExPoNAs,
II sesosa 70 ne - sheriff kaoG ssants n shs 81
Wa q. RFosnisR RabsEt D. krynsids ~m. knsea Esd
Ivn a. CFaEgF viii sss - pshHs SALE - Tie kgsa bill
Aey FOR cash. Il he UFf arof Hsoxvle, Asaa1y
sAs h a4s Nay 1885, One La % LAsa IN Ias city % kBa1
ss beng he ssshaa esEsysd ~ - ~ Nhile -
Ws "A seed 3ssk atisa the % sr Of JanasFs, 15ea
trussng thirty se tarsa sse, % esy
street. tying sop o. the LsnaF Heass o. Cy hese Ana
beturea CIR he hase fdnaTiy eccBPsa
10 BsaFdeu O. and aaan6 back 70 The hns e shs
Hotel pregsrty sad pEspsFtg hs s9d 10 sad - tEaE
sasaa fesesefsa sy Fasnlos ysanss Aebtrf ,. Kss
$50 50 = M e~-'' - - : EAspEs. sasus.
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HoTIuH.

NOTICE..
ALL PERSONS HAYtso elAlMs saAIzsT
n wBllan iakey sssd. sss bsstg satass e 80
q s asa III rFsss frebtsf h efs o1aea p eeaat 80
srd sa4 sss - sssa = t sad esesaats sssss4s
thsm ssi - hsnlss q e. nHsSs - selsstlaa.
ssyissts Aahf We lastags desA
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iisdss5 { Hkaslsf. kassaasss. ". " II tislsss
sTaE PLAINTIFFS On AFFIDAVIT,
- ~ sstssseef isasks1 3 sss asa s. slsnft tss
- sesssy 1898 q - seasAs - apea 49, 11ss
4t1tf4 e<tFnG3 ate9kens aHa1nea 81 esass ls1a ~
f1e tetft Baaest Asesft, tastes ~ - sfses ~
teszt sd ~ 1sss htsssk essa Isted - hs re
He = = e44sfe4 ~ ts4 3nsiis4 fha1 Ne e4eeaaee
teszt en e - hss h gsa phs eaaas ~ elss Hsaey
e fqs t 81 - ssms sl - tstsa egufeese4 SD 81
- A11ff 81 f4tse u : 1ff6f of4sFed tat 6aAsked sef
~ tHssesslse szsta IL hfsehfgses Nelg
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CHAHcEny COURT : CLINTON.
n. Psrgasoa ~ ". Y. Waller.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AILT

CATIONS q eenpsalaaaks hs ,hAa ne a,usaant. ~ u
skkef, = fxs4eht ~ thss elas araSrsa thafpne
stlcu - asee ef saf SaeeGasss weeks q he KnoxFs
aeag Hasa aefsbasss bsafs tAs eAancsfs cost d
Ulnss he fss fhnFeAzg Aef e eurtk nsns 81 Jaae
ssA and aeeha sea Ai - the VIA 81 eaksn fsF ses
% y. H. wHIrsoE. gAM
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yF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
Z eLorHEe, ass4 ~ % Ell =. .. -. Pace q Gssp
xhss hass Ahasesasas sssek
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lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
% ssTssAs ssx asis It haassoas, soaa go very sAsar
a.aa ia. PACE cos
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.oR A CHOICE ARTICLE OF PER-
L EUAEEf. Eoo
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nEETLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
s'ssl q meets anx shsss 8 :, go COS
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Tor WINDOW GLASS OF EVERY
DR.. JAMES RODGERS,
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IN A suORT TINE w SHALL ~
=. =; ! . g. s.: = i 80
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NoAL OIL-JUsT RECEIVED AND
~ sale ~
dsss -, DIR. JAvEs EODSgRs
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YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
4 - res. esfsees nless Pepper, sK.ees
lnGfaea Aa4aeEs G0R4eEaSs A3HEnt GneeNAest
fisnchseNs lsEashess hressaas PaReFl esaes
ss1' sssss' = ~ ' IA rAcn SEQ
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r AIDES, You ABE RESPECTFULLY RE-
4 aUEsTen d esl ssa txssise AEss sza eon9lse
sssossasnt e Rrtnses DRsaz 9oeass sna1 -
Riannels, Dstsatsss, Llagayss Hes.ssssyf
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EoR PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
DR.. JAMES RODGERS
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GOOD LOT OF BLEACHED Asp
n brown DoMasflc. slss Essa ~ q esssea TaFn
= We "s's % IN RAck 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20

From the Coulter de. E,au Uns. September 9.
we have received from Wa.hidgton the
following despatch; s..
The Mexican question was discussed at
the Cabinet meeting held IN Tuesday and
which was presided over by President johns
.on. All the members present expressed
themselves favorable to the siatu quo ex-
cent Mr.. Harlan. Secretary ofthe Interior.
who desired that Juarez should a, least be
Indirectly supported. Quite lively scene
rock place between Mr.. Seward and MIR.
Hahn, the premier telling Mr.. Harlan
chs, ne sacrificed the true interests of the
country to the love Of vain popularity, that
!, was NOT ,Iignifed for this Government to
aid Jusrez indirectly. and that il was not
advantageous to support him openly. Pres
ulent Johnson fully agrees with the Views
Of the Secretary Of State. and declared that
he regretted the speech of Mr.. Harlan made
some time since IN public; and that mem
hers of the Cabinet ought never 10 forget
that their words are always construed as
having been inspired by the Government
He would lose ma of'priunity to dissvow
any such incniisiderste speeches, the same
4. he had disavowsd Sheri,lan's views BY
reducing hisariuv swn-thirds.
Mr. johnson. when the meeting Was a.
beu, breaking up. ssd that he would moi
determine upan hred rnlicy toward Mex
ico before fhe msr,ing Ut Congress. whef
~ would discuss IN his message whatever
might seem best fnr the country. II rev
iarnt that the prea,.nt u animated witt
.se sane pseihc feeling. - VIZ. Seward aus
the msior,iy sf the Cab.ne,.
tf il - true that Juarez has evacuated
chihuahus. sud j. db',grd 10 take rriug'
in the United States. the rrsua ati"n ri ~
fetal relations silh Mrrlco slll be con
sidsrabl, facilitated.
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tions. but ihey viii be under The immedi-
ate direction Of the Minister ofForeign At
fairs. Asimilar decree concerning consuIs
has been issued.
Itappears THAT On Tmperialist force sum-
monrd the surrender Of the town Of Zon-
goiica, and the Juarist force sailed out Of
he Tort before the expiration Of the ar'nis-
tire, but they we're beaten BY the Imperi-
slists, who then took possession Of the
town, and the municipal authorities then
took the cath Of allegiance.
TREASURE RECOVERED. We learn ina, the
streng box Of the u. S. Ship "Cumber.
land" sunk by the Ram Virginia ia
l,niliarly known as the +" ,lerrisnac" in
the great Naval engagement in Hampton
Reads.) was recovered by the submarine
workmen emplo, ed in the work Of raising
the hull of the ship. The tugs employed
in the aforesaid enterprise, came up last
nigh Maistling through their steam whis-
tie iubires at their success. The amounts
repsrled IS recovered are so varied that
We terbear giving any Of them; that the sum
secosfred is vesy large, there can be no
DOUBT &.toR Day Book Of ssa.
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LATEST NEwS!!.
Ealtie Begun-..G eneral Cash
WOunded


General. Low PRICE, FAIR PRICE sad ONE
PRICE report thai their lines ere broken by the en-
emy and uue.s heavily reinforced by nuns and De-
minds. ihrY must surrender The enemy (credit
sssitu) rrpHts the death o. Gen. Cash, and his
lorcts routed.
We are preparing, on account Of The sbove 10 Of
IL our STICK aro-r, ster which we erpee, to cspi.
tula,e with Gen. Auction.
i.ei al rally to our help ~i,b Cash or Bsaer-ths
battle j. hard.
We hrhi forsou yoang men wiihout capital. for
tirh and poor. We beg you By so you hold dear
20 rally aud LET not Gea~rsls High Pice, Ruin. snd
P,ice fOf Every ace, { WED by Sheriff. csnsta
bics. ai,arneys. *. day We sell higher
Than. .i.l.ludas The q trouble.
n. ". bgaHN & co.
ssptm :, 20. 04--
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HORSE STOLEN

STOLEN from the stable Of the scbscriber, in Per-
- son county. n. G.: on the road leading from Hur-,
dies Mils 10 Hilisborough on "Wednesday the 18th
instant, at about eight O'Clock at night yellow clay
bank Mare, With white and tail, four years old
last spring, night hind foot rki.e up 10 the pasler
joint, small white star in her face Of good ssr ard
very gentle, has been worked in the wagon, bat has
no sign Of the gear on her. Her trail was plain to
Be seen in the road as far as Hurdles Mil toward.
Roxborcugh. Any iseormatioa concerning s,id Mare
that may lead TO- her recovery will be thankfully re-
ceived, and AZ reasonable expenses paid
My Posi-ofhcs is Hurdles Mills, Person count,
WIN. McCULLOCH.
September 20. l04-3wp
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rnE NR W ;.

Gov. SmasKsY SUSTAINED NJ rug Psks,-
opposing Gov. Sharkry's ell Tor the mill
TIA. Coy. Shst1er !, nut IL lrtirr giving
4 poriion 1T tie Presidents Lt.cla.n ,ti"u
which sustain, The Gasrrnur. The ,rosps
arr preparing To leave the Safe. aud the
people rri"Icr AT the idea N he restoration
Of civil asthuriis.
Gen. Strsiman. commanding u. :. 'ro"ps
Ia Georgia, ha. tecrisrd .nferasii-n that
.lrsignisg miss hirsnus p-r.an, are secretly
di.tribyuss ar,n.. lie has i.sa.d nj nr.
der, calling "a III surh arms In ihiris ds,..
The = -rrms iehav~ brrn pr.mply mel
bs Grn. >'radmsa.
~ ,nprr,ali.is ia Nrrica hssr taken
the i"N e Zsngslicn. and the inhabitants
took rath Of sIlrgianer.
In. .irand jsry .f New York have in
dictri u. b k.iehs~ i.r his alleged Tor.
series.
ten. kirhy smik has been arlirred 70
t,par, 10 the War Department II Wash.
lnstan.
nan5er II Esrepean capitalists. IL i
stated. are absst 10 csne 4, ih,- eens,ry
prepared I6mrkr large Investments "a me
THird States.
The csa.as 4 IlIiss,s i, eaaplr tel. ans
the grand total of appropriations 90 1esril
2.200.O0O.
A Cpl had Mnt cosrslrras.-R aber
0rrick. a ealarrd man. Ia. received III,
contract 20 esn,ey the snails betuern i.ees
burg and Winchester. Va. Al e525 ne
wear. he - ssid 90 br the hr0 coiore'
man that ever received eoatract OF th
hind.
\ Missouri paper us'es that iron 10 fcun'
in thriy faur tsusties ~ that State; ira
isfoanj ia thirty .ene; coal 10 thirty.sir
topper in twenty tw.; silver in five.
President johnson fev DAYS ago in
formed the deieg dion Of Missnufians. wh
called su hin on business. that he had DE-
sided ta restore the spirit uf the habess col
pus, and ~ill spaa issue proclamation
that effect. lie also said the arny was I
be farther rcdserd bv the muster eut ,
troop. sr,,ng ~ such seathern States Z
had satisfactorily reconstructed them Stat
Eevernmsnt..
Gen. Cus,I. ace. son Of Rsbert T.. VI
been appointed Professor 10 he Virgin
Military iusI,iute 20 GIL The CHAIR fermsrl
occupied by General Jackson.
Al enor, will be made this s,ater 10 Of
tain an appropriation IRON ceagre.s To d.
fray the expense Of deepening the rhann
uniting 'hr fnland w4trrs Of North Tar
lina with the ocean, which. witt the ren
val Of q small bar IN the Neu.e River. vi
enable the krgest ocean steamers TO r,
20 Nrwbcm.
The Government advertlses Co sell
E.ix p.snl On H. llak Il n.a.h~z -,
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Nav YoRk. - - 2 --Advices from
the city OF NJ, !. II, ,5a slnao. state
that the French 1,bitani, ceirbrued NJ
puieon's fee - j tn 18th with rnthaei
asn, the u ap,rM itcipiting.
The Emperor has issued Q decree regu.
Iadng his d,pIoms,ic corps. aud he reserves
TO himself the right Of appaisling lad dis.
uis'ns all representatives. to foreign NJ.
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MAxRrsn.

fstic residence Of the brides father in this eoun.
=. IN the nsrnins Of the 18th instant. BY the Rev.
j. Z. Deans. NIL +. THOMPSON 10 Mis- MOL.
LIE !. FORREST. eldest dsssh,er offs. T. Forrest,
Esq. all II his county.
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NOT

WILL be sod at putlis sale. At ihs late resl.
" dence Of William A. LED. deceased, on Mon.
day the twen,y.6Hh Instant The following property,
wa: one Mare, two Mules, Cows. Sheep. Hcgs. one
Wagon, . canyan, Piows, Wheat Hcsseholo and
Kitchen Furniture. and other articles too tedious y
mention. Doe attention and reasonable credit
will be given BY
THOMAS WILSON. Admr. 7,
September ~ %
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ARRIVAL Or REIsFoaCEMESTs.


l0n LADIES. Misses all chiEtren's Hats,
~ 100 Ladss. Misses - chlldfen's Ho ,ds,
100 Mems aud Boys Has.
j. Mills & Son shoes,
100 Gold and Enamerd Belt Baci,es
100 Ladies Belts
SO Bamorsls, Ladies, Misses and Cmilren's.
India Rubber Shoes,
Ion yards Black Dress Silk.
100 yards French MerinOes.
100 yards Sack Flannels.
Black aud Colorcd Alpaccas,
De lanes. assorted,
Mahair Lus,res, assorrd.
I.siies and Gentlemen Ties.
Green. Brown and Love Friis,
Isish T.insn and ifssels.
Brilliant and Bird-e,e Di7per,
Black Bel,ings.
Ribbons. assorted.
Esdies' Hose and Gives.
5opieces Fancy Pnuis,
20 pieces Black Co,ions, o
80 pieees Dress GJot.
ssisineis. and Mems wcsr.
Black Dooskin Cassineres,
TO ARRvE TOMORROW.
20 kegs Nails. so Tea Kettles.
1000 papers Tacks. Straw Knives,
$50 Spelling Books. 200 Copy Books.
5000 lbs. sweede's and Retired Iron in siofe.
The best Stack we.e.u new ssord. VIII open b,
18th Of October our magnificent stock OF WINTER
GOODS. :, :, uoo-,x.co
September 30. o.
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FOR SALE.
Notice.

The cocred citizens Of Hellsboroush propose u
hold Fair On Friday. the 2el instant, for the pus.
pose Of raising money 10 purchsse building where
in they msy have . school We invite all those
who wish 10 aid Ia this isudsble enterprise 10 Sc
present or that occasion.
JOB BERRY.
Sept. ~. 1885. os--u
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The Government advcrtses co sell Al
City Point, on the Ilth Of October. abuu'
fSur thousand tons raiIroad iron. AtPor,s
nepth, October Is. ave 6rsf.ehss ioeomp-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14
why oman 90 Dress
Prom the SATURDAY. Review


The true explanation OF the prevailing sx;rav-
sgsnce in costume is that women dress for one
another.
In other words. they dress for eyes which can
appreciate The material and estimate the cost Of
every separate article they have on
IL lie quite true that many care a. much
fof, and are as competent TO give an opinion OF
the appearance Of their wives. or sisters, or
frieDds a any number of female sequsintsnces:
but the grounds upon which the two classes OF
critics will base their several Judgment. will al
ways be distinct. and the conclusions thsnselve.
not unfrequen,ly quite opposite
Ask msn and a woman who is the be,,
dressed girl At the ball. and you will hardly
find them agreeing in their answer. Cos step
further. and compare the costumes which have
been selected. and you will discover almost 10 a
certainty that the woman has singled out the
no.t expensive dress in the room. while III e IN AT
ha. simply asked himself which 10 the mosG be
coming The one has suffered herself 10 be SC
impressed with the richness of the material, the
elsborsteness of the embroidery. the costliness
Of the trimmings that in the end she has found
IL simply impossible to leave these things on, OF
the calculation. The other, happy in his igno
rance. has looked Only al the general effect. and
has probably given the preference 10 young
lady whose gown has 10 other merits than those
o. being scrupulously neat. becominly cut. and
perfectly well made