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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-17
New York Market.

by Telegraph
New YORK, June It,
COTTON-Dull at Al 042c.
FLOUR-Dull and scarcely 40 firm, at &c 350
6 so for extra State, STAT 10 for round hoop
Ohio, and 81 2O0s rs for trade brands, the mar
ket closing dull.
WHISKY-Without decided change, at 70 03
| az "a for western.
WHEAT-Amber scarce and very firm viii e
| all other kinds are dull and dropping. Choice
amber Michigan 81 co. No winter red west
| ern 81 10.
RYE-More active at s5ic for western
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-l02c better. Sales at s5d94c for
mixed western, CSC for kiln dried do 790s6c for
heated do and 81 OF for southern yellow.
CoFFEEaGuiet and firm
Observation-Disclosures at 31t a35c for crude,
5O053c for refined i'll bond, and 7O@72c for do
free
PORK-A shade firmer, at s25Q25 374 for new
mess; closing at S25 - regular way, So for 63
and "a do, sls0l9 for prime. and S2OaaO 81 for
prime mess Also 0o0 bbls new mess for June,
sellers option ut SOS 50.
BEEF-Quict ut slO0Ii for plain mess. Sl20
lG for extra mess
BEEF HAMS--Stcady at s25 7jda7 50.
CUT MEATS-FiIm. Sales of $50 packages
at IlSOlic for shoulders and i40 !3c for hams.
baCoN-'tulIl at loI
cut, and l50 i5lc for short ribbed.
LARD-FiImer at IL LEA l9l.2c.
BUTTER-Firm at 20d30c for Ohio, al ga
&c for state.
CHEESE-Quiet; 80l5c for common to prime
New York Money Marker.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, June l6.
MONEY-Rather more active at 506 per cent.
STERLING-Dull at iO9t0ll0t
GOLD-Heavy and lower, opening at l4ii, de.
clining to l42i and closing at 1884.
B GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Shade better
STOCKS-Heavy; Fort Wayne s63; G. g. P.
67s; 1910 co,pons 96i; .. S. 500, registered,
1927; $40 coupons 1884! do, new issue, 1881
.s#... LATER.
New YORK. June l5-Evening Exchange
Gold to night at 81 AL.
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j. g. G., BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street. opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly OH hand full assort
ment of the above articles.
ETT Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep20
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MANHOOD

n STORED IN four weeks, by DR.. Rcord's
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DIR. Ricord, (of Paris
after years Of earnest solicitation, has at longth
nCcoded to the urgent request Of tho American
Ion the sale OF his valued aud highly priced Es.
zen of Life This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood 70 the most shattered constitutions, In
four weeks and, II used according 10 printed In.
structions, failure Is impossible. This lifcre-
storing remedy should be taken by all about 10
marry, as its effects arc permanent Success In
every case Is certain
Dr. Records Essence of Life Ia sold In cases
with full instructions for use, at o.. or fonr
quantities in one for %, and viii hG sent 70 any
part carefully packed, on receipt OF remittance
10 his accredited agent Circular sont FREQ Oh
receipt OF four stamps PHILIP ROLAND,
al Broome St, one door west Of Broadway
New York ianI2diy'
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME.
sSN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEP:
I TENBER the 18th, the trains on this Road
will run as follows except Sundays:
Leave Washington. ....-...- $50 A. NJ
Arrive at Wheeling. ...-... 1000 A. M
RETURNING
Jeave Wheeling. 800 p. NJ.
Arrive az Washington $50 p. NJ.
All freight to be forwarded from Wheeling
must be delivered at the depot before o'clock
P. NJ, to insure its shipment the same day.
sept20 w. ID. BukIoN. SnpI
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COMPREHENSIVE.

u,HR DAHYREGIsrRR STEAM
kinds Of Printing. from Card 70 o Poster,
neatly, cheaply, and On short notice. Office on
Market street, between the HcLurs House and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-17
NIGHT BEFORE THE WE'D.
DING.
GCONCLUSION.l

CONCLUSION.
Vaninka slowly opened her package
and drew out the ring and hair it CON
tanned, murmuring: Henry! Oh, moth
er. he is dead" she fell sobbing upon her
mothers arm.
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

SUClC e sSOR TO II. DIEMEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the B. g. o. X. II. Depot Wheeling,
W. Va. AL kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
ry description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab'
ishment in the Western States. sep20
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
ARstrs m the COUNTRY.

The following letter from man we know to be
both reliable and intelligent shows the existence Of
bad state of things in Sullivan, enc of the worst
COMMITTEES in this end of the State. Let the Sheriff
az once snroIl IS men, mount an arm them, the
new law directs and exterminate every scoundrel
in rebsllion If such force is not equal &c the task
Ist the loyal citizens come 10 Their aid. Where
en wholly disregard the civil authorities, and
gsnize as mobs, like these outlaws are doing, let
them be met in their own way:
JeNEsBoRo, Sept. I'd, 1868
DEAR SRA gentleman is
here to-day, who left kingsport yesterday, and says
the rebels are ruling with high hand above there
That the civil authorities are afraid to do anything
Esy Bsrger, above Blountville was badly beaten by
this gang for issuing warrant against one Of tnen.
Dr.. Carnack for trying TO recover horse tnst was
stolen from him during the war, was badly Deaten.
This man says he heard Sam. Pearce say, osy-oe-
fore yesterday, that if the mon people ou not get
assistance soon they would be ruined
The Sheriff Col Henry Ohnger' Is gooG' brave
and true man and If he had the proper evidence Of
his authority 10 call out force, have doubt but
that he would expell them. In the face Of all this
see an article in the last Bristol NeCS after quoting
editorial correspondence of the Nashville Times
We have no idea that you can reach every case.
But such things these seem 70 demand attention.
Should the sth get heme soon, they may settle it.
one of the leaders in this affair, is q man by the
name Of Pore, or several Of them, and 8 deserter
from the 9Th Tennessee Cavalry, formerly deser-
ter, from the rebels. Name not Inow remem-
beTed
I write al the instigation of others.
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James NJ Patterson VI. Jas. c. Bradford and Theodore
l. Bradford.
EROM the allegations the bill which are sworn to it an
l. that said respondents residents
conceal themselves that tho ordinary process served
them il is therefore ordered that publication made for
four weeks Brownows Wing notifying said de-
PENDANTS appear the Chancry cambridge on the
second Monday Of December then plead
sWer demur otherwise make defense same will be
Ken Tor confessed and the set for hearing parte
n % VIM. GALBRAITH- C. 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

TEE following resolution was prepared by the
delegation Of loyal Pennsylvanians for action il
tbs Pennsylvania Union State Convention, held on
the 18th ult at Harrisburg, the Committee on Reso-
lutions Of which, having embodied similar resolu-
ton in their action, this was not presented. We
publish it to show the sentiment Of the loyal Penn
sylvanians:
RcsoLUsd, That the thanks Of this Convention be
rendered to the Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary
Of War for his able and efficient prosecution Of the
war for the suppression of the rebellion and the
unity Of States and also his great efforts for the
duction Of the expenses Of the Government, IN the
rapid disbandment Of our glorious and successful
armies.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
Salt at Reduced Rates.

Capt. Jacques, of Saltville, has been on q visit tc
Uur town, and informs US that they now selling
salt at one dollar per bushel Heis making srrang-
ments 10 establish Agencies in every part Of East
Tennessee, and is arranging with the Railroad Com
psnies for reduction of freights Salt is abundant
at the works, and of the quality need not speak
it is the best in the United States.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE

~ residences in the city of Knoxville, situated Main
Street The 80 square, with dwelling houses
large well finished house, containing eleven
rooms the other small house, with four good comfortable
rooms. The houses both comparatively and in good
repair. There is also all necessary outbudng such
stable smokehousc, Also, Nc cisten. For further
particulars apply TO
/ sep6.3t !. II. CROCKETT.
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sALR on RIOCRFoUsg TTMBHR.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
~ CETYED az this Office until September Goth 1865 Tor the
purchase Of all bockouEes built the United states IN the
former Department Of the Cumberland excepting no IN the
port, Ala and Wheside Tenn. With the VIII
Be included all timber cut and hauled 20 ne
sons Separate prpoSals viii be received for timber
BIZ n ses ana Ic an the oods Owners Of timber cut but
net led who have een paid may retain the timber on
tUrn Of the vouchers or receipts given them.
T pbT "a location each bockhouse should be care
fully stseJ Tbe bochouses along the L. and n r. r
10 tbe tst line the Edgeed junction 70 Clarksvile
on tbo W r. r., the Nashville Decatur and Stevenson r.
n ana c. r., the Z. T. and Ga. r. R. and the w and
r. They contain from thirty hundred thousa nd
feet Of timber, and variable quantity lumber De-
tailed Information Be obtained this ooe Terms cash
government funds Bidders invited to be present al the
opening Of bids.
By Command Of Major General Thomas.
W. Z. MERRILL
eepl3i Col. lst.U. S. V. v, Eng'rs-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

Policies in the Etna Insurance Company will be is
sued promptly, and under the prescribed rules of the
Company by application to
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Henry 0ttinger vs.. Robert Allen.
| L APPEARING FROM THE AFT

DAEII Of the plaintiff this cause that the defendant
removed himself beyond the limits the State of TENNESSEE
or concea himself that the ordinary process of law cannot
be upon him II is ordered that the proceedings in this
cause be stayed toat least the space of months and that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlo
h notifying said defendant appear at the term of the
yt Court Tor Cooke county at the house in Newport
on the hrst Monday December 1865 to plead
or denur to said suit and demand the plaintiff
with parte II IT u IFRf CIcrI,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
ASBURY UNIVERSITY.
Twenty-Seventh Year

7IHE. FIRST. TERM WILL COMMENCE SEPTEMBER
i 18th, lS6j
Examination Of candidates class-standfng September
Ilth and 18th.
On application disabled needy discharged Union Soldiers
VIII be admitted to the regular classes the Preparatory
Scientific or Classical Departments, free Of tuition
1t Is important that Students the first day
Session.
For further information apply to the President Rev TOs
bOMMAN, b. D. PHILANDER WILEY.
Of
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10 the Members Of the HOlstOn An
nual conference.

Dear BretHres-Thc time Of holding our next
Session was changed by the Bishops from the 18th
September, to the 18th of October. The editor of
Of the Wing has kindly agreed to publish the list OF
appointments, which hope you viii see in time to
prevent confusion
Sept. 9Th, 1869 J. ATKINS
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James NJ. Burnett Alexande1''E. Smith
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI

pAEIT Of the plaintiff this cause that the defendant
has removed himself beyond the limits of this State or SO alb
cannot be served upon him ordered that publication be
made Tor successive weeks in Brownlows Wing notifying said
defendant 10 appear at the the Circuit Court for
locke county at the court house Newport Mon
day after the fourth Monday November next then ana
there TO plead demur suit Of the
plaintiff or the same will be taken confessed TO him and
PROCEEDED with cN PaTte. Il. H BAER. Clerk
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ATTACHMENT.
David Heart VS.. Calvin Hatfield.

David Heart VS.. Calvin Hatfield.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
the defendant indebted him, and absconds
cunCea himself that the ordinary process Of law be
served upon him, attachment having issued and re-
turned before 1t ordered that publication made for
four successive weeks BrOwnlOws Wing, requiring said
PENDANT appear before my Office Jacksboro on the
9th day Of March, 1866 70 make his defense suit the
same will be proceeded With parte.
sepl3-4ta JAS. 4. WAISAIAN, J. p.
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Stephen Huff vs.. Robert Allen
lI APPEARING From THE LEI

DANI Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant
NONRESIDENT OF this State 1t ordered publication
made for four successive weeks Browuows Wing notifying
sad defendant TO appear at the Circuit Court for
Cooke county at the house Newport the first Mon
day Of December 1855 then and there plead answer
muir to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff
be taken for confessed TO him. and proceeded parte
= seplS-4t" H. II. BAER. Clerk:
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ATTACHMENT.
Lewis Stanfll VS.. Samuel Baird.

Lewis StanhL VS.. Samuel Baird
SUIT COMMENCED BY ORIGINAL
~ attachment before me- and appearing that
defendant Samuel Baird, nonresident
1t Il ordered by that publication be made
successive weeks IN BrowlCw Whg requiring said defendant
10 appear before at my office in the 9TH Civil District
county, sd October 1850 and plead
demur, said will be set for hearing parc.
sepI3-4t* DENNIS TRAMMELL J. 7.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

WILL sell for cash in hand, highest bidder at the
court house door in Knoxville the I'd day October
1852 being the first Monday. One tract of land the Undi-
ydcd interest p L. HARRISON said tract adjoining Har-
bison, CapP and others Also, other of Ian
9Th Civil District Of Knox county, adjoining Daniel Fous and
others the undivided interest Of said HARRISON
the property Of said p. l. Harrison satisfy Judgment
in favor of John Nance assignee
sepG-4t Piss JOHN GIBBS. D. S'f.
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ATTACHMENT.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFr

Il filed in this cause that defendant is indebted
to the plaintiff and abconds ordinary process
law cannot be served him. and having obtained origi
nal attachment, which on tho 18th
day Of August 1863 and the defendant not appearing It
ordered by that publication in Brownos Wing
Tor four successive weeks that the defendant W Cannon
appear before SCyierve the day first Monday
OF March 1866, the viii be for hearing porte
sepl3-fts ISAAC TROTTER J. P
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Will ell Tor cash al the Seyeryile
te ei day Of October next all the right title claim
demand that John and Edward Douglass has in certain
tracts OF parcels Of land, situated in the 18th district SEWER
county one tract adjoining the lands Of William Underwood
and Others containing hundred acres the
oh tract containing sixty less adjoining the
la nd Of David keener John Caldwell and said lands
VII be sold 10 satisfy judgment favor Of Harry LanEston.
pf LEM DUGGAS, Sh'f
WILL sell for cash al the court house door Syieryille
the sth day October 1865 all the right title claim
Snd demand that Edward Gpson has in certain Of land
lying and being in the 10th district Sewer county, adjoin-
ing the lands Of Caleb Jenkins others containing seventy
i've acres less said landswi lie sold satisfy
Judgment for that Caroline SUNNY against Levi
SUNNY and Edward Gipson.
scpl5-ft pf LEM DTGGAN shift.
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CHANCERY COURT-CLINToN.
September Rules, 1850.

september Rules, 1850
James W. Key VS. j. 3. HOskins and others.
TNHE RESPONDENT, J. B. HOSKINS.
Il being nonresident of the State Tennessee as charged
the bill 1t ordered that publication made for four
successive weeks in Brownows Wing notifying said respon
dent appear before the ChanCcTy Court Clinton on the
first Monday Of November next then his
defense to the bill the will be taken
him, and set for hearing accordingly.
sepl3-it" ". II. WHTTSON. C. M
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$1,000 REWARD ]

THE CITIZENS OF KNOX COUNTY
Il offer reward of TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the capture Of the murderer murders of George Majors
Five individuals suspcOned be the murderers who
had been lurking about through the country the time the
murder committed, viz: ADAM LEGL, JAMES LEGG,
WILLIAM LEGG, EBERT STEPHENS, and one other in
company whose not able to give, but he calls
himself Texan ranger.
will be secured in the hands My
the person persons who capture
tue murderer murderers of George Majors.
WM. SMITH, Chairman
I l. ,ref,ry iuI .ul@
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CIRCUIT CoURT-NEWPORT.
Second Judicial Circuit, Cooke county. Tennessee,
Jamcs Ii. Rnhinsnn vs.. Lnhn Thnmasnn-

James II. Robinson vs. John Thomason
L APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
Il DANlT Of the plaintif this cause that the defendant
has removed himself beyond the limits of State Of Tennes
see OF conceas himself that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him 1t ordered publication
made 0r iour successive weeks in BrOWnows Whg notifying
SAID defendant 10 appear at the Circuit
Cooke county, the house Newport the first
Monday of December 1865 then and there TO plead answer
demur to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff
viii be taken for confessed him, and proceeded ex
parte H. H BAER Clerk
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3. p. CONE.
(successor to Cone & Tunnell-) }

General Packer and Forwarder of News
papers and Cheap Publications Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in School and Miscels
neous Books, Stationery of every de
scription, Daily, Weekly, Monthly and
Quarterly American, French, Italian, Ger
man and Irish Publications. Dealers sup
piled promptly at lowest rates All new
Books received direct from the Publishers.
Send your orders to, or call on
E. r. CONE,
No. 10, Cherry Street,
seps-4t Nashville, Tenn
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w. II. PATTERSON,
BOO REWARD.

PRoYOsT MARsHALs OFFICE, }
Sweetwater, Tenn, Aug. 3, 1876.
THE undersigned will pay hundred dollars reward for
1.-The apprehension and delivery his Office William B.
Honeycut formerly Lieutenant of the 18th Tennessee Cava
ay, who is charged with conspiracy robbery, &c.
viii also pay $3.50 fifty dollars reward for the apprehension
and delivery of one Samuel Pananer private Co. B, 18th
Tennessee Cavalry These made their from the
military prison. the night July 3s and sup
posed to be IN the vicinity of Knoxville, Tenn.
Grcenevlc and Jonesborough papers will please copy.
G.. +. BARNES,
aug3Otf Major and Provost Marshal.
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SALE OF LAND.

j. L. Thomas, former c. &. NJ for the use Of VIM Cal
braith C. l. NJ, vs.. Sarah Riggs, ct al.
obedience 70 decree pronounced April spCca term
ISIS the ChanCeTy Court Dandridse will sell 10 the
highest bidder credit Of months bar Of the right
redemption the Of MorTistOwn, jefferson county
Tennessee Friday the 10Th day October next the lands
purchased 10y said Riggs a sale made under former
decree Of said Court Note with good security REQUIRED
cl the purchaser and lien retained the land the
! purchase money i fully paid.
Pi5 Vim. GALBRAITH, c. i NJ
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WANTED.

ITO SELL OFF A SMALL LOT OF
Groceries for less than cost with privilege Of twelve
months lease the store. Suitable for In
of the Express Office
srpl3-5t. GEORGE
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EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE
WASHINGTON. COUNTY, va.

WASHINGTON, COUNTY, Va
TIJHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTIONS OPENED
on the 18th ult Our terms q session Of hye months
II the currency,
FraI room raDt srJ CONTINGENT H.. ...... 10 90
Board, $ per week q weeks .--.----- - ~
Tuition in the Preparatory course SO less,
Students supply their rooms with furniture.
Other INFORMATION can BE- obtained by addressing
T. Z. WILEY. Pat
L a.,
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John A. Sra vs.. Wm. L. Ncnney, G. W. Westinghouse
d Co., and Joseph R. Huntsman.
John A. SRA vs. VIM. L. Nenney, Jas NJ Rankin Jos.
R. Huntsman, g. l. Boyer, Edwin L. and Obion Parker,
A. Bradley and Davis Co.
IN these causes will proceed take the accounts ordered
the June 1862 in these causes my Office in Dan
drudge Tuesday the ID day Of October next when and
where the partics can attend with their proofs.
sep13-4t VIM. GALBRAITH. C. & NJ
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wm. GALBRAITH. c. Nm.

Joseph c. Hodges and W. c. Hodges Executors of Gallo
way Hodges, deed, vs.. Alexander K Bradford, T. /
Bradford, Jas. c. Bradford, Osborn R. Watkins ana
Vim. N. Bradford.
EROM the allegations Of the hill, which sworn To- it ap-
pears that respondents nCn-rcsdeuts Of this state
absCOnd conceal themselves that the ordinary
process law cannot be served them Is therefore or
dcred that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrOwnow Wing, notifying said respondents appear before
the ChanceTy court cambridge the Monday Of
December next then and there to plead answer emur or
otherwise make defense the will be taken as confessed
and the down for hearing 10 them parte
Pf5 VIM. GALBRAITH C. i NJ.
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$50 REWARD

NE above reward will be given for the and delivery
L Off NJ. MALTOck, who escaped my Jail in Knoxville,
the 18th of August, 1865 aged about 26 years
inches high dark complexion and black eyes had when
he left a Yankee suit. aug23tf ]. =. JISK Tailor
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the
house door in Knoxville Saturday the 30th day Of
September 1856 all the right, title claim and demand that
Daniel King has and certain tract Of land lying the
Civil District of Knox county, adjoining the lands
Currr Robert ray heirs and Others containing 200
less. said property will be sold satisfy
judgment tina John CuTrr recovered against Daniel King
in the Circuit Court of Knox county.
sug3O-4tH NJ. u. BEARDEN, Shh.
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DR.. II. M. GRANT,
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between l. Joseph NJ
F smith and VI. NJ Samuel, under the and firm Of
Joseph Co. Auction and Commission Merchants is this
day by mutual consent by NJ NJ Samuel withdraw
inc his name from the All business will be settled
and conducted hereafter heretofore by the remaining
partners under the namecf l. Joseph Co.
l. JOSEPH,
aur-s-st NJ. /. SMITH,