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financial.

UyirED STATES TREASURY, lNTYRgsT DEPARTMENT
NETWORK. Dee. s. 1905.
DARTIES holding (30) THIRTY or MORE
COUPONS Of the three yeafs seven aud threeen note
maturing the l5h instant requested to hand them 10
with &C edu.es. any time prior to the i+th Inst
Hode complying with tn. above will have their coupons
examined and checks given for the lih inst after
o'clock, p. m.
Bsuk schedules will b. furnished application al the
Coupon Interest Department Of this office.
IL. II. VAN DyCK,
Assistant-Trcasurer United States
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FyprosIoy OF LARD TANK.-An alarm Of

fire was Yesterday caused By tine bursting Of a lard
tank In the pork packing establishment Of j. A. Ams-
lung & Co. az No 100 Mortonst. The loss amounts -
about g.. eco
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
ST.TL AIn BONDS.
Interest at the rate Of
SEyEN PER CENT PER ANSUM
Is GOLD,
PAYABLE Semi Aunually
GUARANTEED AND PMo BY TIR
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
The Ionds are secured by "a mortgage on 100 miles OF
road from Sacramento to tie California STATE Line.
forming part Of the great Pacific Railroad Route,
adopted md aided by tho United States Government.
TAry are further secured by Si Hg Fund SO OOo IT.
gold per aunun reserved from thc earnings OF the road
and pledged for their redemption. They first class
security in every respect ana limited amount will be
offered upcn terms which render them very attractive
and desirable investment. For further particulars III
quire 81 our office, No Nassaust.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers.
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',,IIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
miscellaneous.

IRON IRON
. 90 TIrNs No. / SCOTCH PA,
- ~, - no. ALLEN1OMS
% n - NO. THOMAS,
90 GUSs Hr CARBON,
qoO Ttfss ~. / Fol GHkEEPSf
100 III rs BEST SPIKE RODS,
30 ms BESr BAR IRON,
90 TUNs COMMON IRON.
IoI OIL rs WROUGHT SCRAP,
Ready fof iniued ste delivery.
F0l SALE by
PETITE. WILSON Co..
Mo-. 20 and 13 Spa'.i-s'.
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Ri.es..7l6 sun Se,-....a:29 Moon se....lo.Vs
rIGH wArHR THIS DAY ,o.
Sandy Hook. .i.l Gov. islsnj. :52-iieh Oa.s..''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
WI No. ~ BrnsA~ay, y v.
SOTF MANUFACTURERS or
hASON'> SPERM OIL end EXTRA LARD Oh
for Railroad. sieaninius eno ficiouf'
nEERLESS CLOTHES WASHER.-Patcnt-
ID Soy. T. 1885 Best in oJistcu wrlntnd 70 save
o. cent Of LABOR soap. sad Wer Of cohss: takes ont
all spots .rraks, &c. Portable Tubs. -l5, stationary III!
a,fs supplied Arcnts wanted S9ie sBf County Rights
OF sal. ". J. sUGDsN. No. Bcdfords., y. Y.
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Professional Notice..

4 BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, Els
~ ~ IA. ard t.ry dice melted Tor IS cent.
HENRY 4. DANIELS ~ ID,
Consutng md Operative Surgeon, 10. taioa.squs,c.
hR. HARVEY has REMOVED 10 No. AZ
~ Amty-s' where is ccrnues 90 Birth Morris
Sears. Mole Mo'h freck.ss Dropfcd skin, 1c. whon.
psi1. Can.ai,atiou fee. Oh.oe hours ~ 30 l..
hR. WIN. EARL5 WORK Of 30 Pages on
~ Pes Structure and Obsclre Diseases OF the Pelvic Viz
g r. Pine - c~n.s bniicd nee 10 any part Adlres'
No. IL "a h!t.-.i., hr.s- YORK.
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Diseases Of Pelvic bcels unleff the Of EDWARD
H. DIXON. Editor o, III. sct'pe Structure. P,s, Vprico
c.c Herns and tslla Every of Structure admits Of 4
radical and 'mlrui ~ rw day. snd often INNS
date one, by DT. De- iLafHgeu.. she urrihro0mo,
dssi ned expressly 10 modify NJ Syncs operation. In ~
cles Of tho three rrera@d affections. ia yar
eed II tie b. uuds ias.1 ONCE h0urB ifom 10
daily, and to oycn.lrs. 4 .o. q fil.huye.
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H'RAVELING CREDITS on Messr5. }. :.
i gMORGAN L Co. LoNDoN lsucee..or' to orc;
PE sBODY Coz available in The principal cites o.
EUROPE and the East issued by DABNET MORGAN
J. Co. No. So Exchange place.
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4 w. SCHUCKERS, Attorncy-at-Lay, No.
-. 81 Ccdat " Y. wa Tor three Jess in ,he Tfsaury
Department 4 Wi.binyon eat plr, Of that tine Coi-
hieuta Secretary TO M Cha.e al. long and tniliar
perce In the Departmental bl tss lbies hin 70 shcf
ehcleat soI,lceH IA lHIhHnAL KEW tNuE tAsES. 10
I'm e. Hon Gtos.c r. Boutc former C1missiOnor OF ~.
tcfna Rcg.nue Boston lion. William orion late connis-
siouer; Hon Edwaid Ielier.op, former Dpay Counia-
soner Gcy .bJrg; Jay tpose. Hone. John i. Cisco, I'd
wsId. Penrpooi LIal BlIney John Au.tIn .ievens. u
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MILWAUKEE CITY READJUSTMENr
MI RONDS I'll. coupons falling due December vii be
MD on lc,entsiion at the Office Of w SCnALL CoNo4.
58 end 90 EIchaDse-psce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAIL
Il ROAD SECOND MORTGAGE. EASTERN DFislpH
BONDs-The railroad and pren-es r-rcrd 70 .'ce tu"
1876 Tie undersigned have bceu appointed Con noe o.
purchase aid pemsrs for the Milwaukee and - ram Kan
w,y Compgnv They have received i1r this purpose ovu
$50 90 Of III. 100 90 OF said Second oitges honda
Bondhoders WHO depost their hond win in'm % " Pc
fore December IS viii participate ia the advantage, Of TIE
prrchase a. stipulated, tholr who do not " u only De ,'
ed to dividend from the purclsse money lhty VII re-
eye sid bond. at the once Of the MtwHukoc ann - IsI
' RUSSELL SAGE.
ALEX MITCHELL.
WASHINGTON HUME
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OyFCY oP THR TRUSTEES on CREDITORS AND
grocvuorpgas on TgE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAN
KOAp COMPANY (Eastern Divson) No S8 Wai,s''i
EHw-YoRK, Dee. ;, 1873
DURSUANT TO the terms Of the Agreement.
4 the Animal Meeting Of the Owners Of CERllflCAIFs
saed by the Trustees Of Credfor and sto shodes % ne
ONO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CONTAIN a.. ~
win IL. held al the Office Of said Trustees, No RI Wan m
The civ OF New-York, WEDNESDAY tie 18th oil Do
e'D''''' ''''' ~ ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
s.,e. q, the stoch E1csange-Dec. 6.

Long Island.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
The President aud the Children.

a large company % sasdsy-sehee children CALI
ed upon the Prssident the ether day, and showerod
him with flowers. He made them spsech, saying
god many pleasant things the following among
others:
Never feel that you are superior 70 Jour more
humble companions and COMRADES. Instead Of Try
ing 70 hsmble then and make their condition Iower,
your pride should be u Revate them 10 te standard
yc1 occupy. S0metimas ena may come IN rags, and
bsgrimned with dirt; bus beneath the rags snd the
dirt jewel may Be found A. bright as any yet dis
covered, and the humble individual may develop
that which would prove a. bright an ornament rs
tho Jewels OF any crowned bead. an shonld nndes-
stand thin and thss even thosa who have no means
can At least make an eGaft 10 be good and great
In this matter be lths speaker was "a agrAriab-
surh ~ agrarisn would elevate and estlmate al
in proportion 3 their virtue and merit Intrinsic
merit should be the base upon which ell should
stand. He wOold pull none down, but would ele-
yaie sil-level upward, not lsgel downward. His
notion had always bssn that the great mass Of The
American people could Be elevated II all will be
elevated, We may becoms tss greatest and mos,
Allied nation On earth.
Ny little daughters and sous said the spesker)
give me youT attention while say, honestly and
truly, tbs. IL could inform you Of something and
put that into immediate effect which Weald tend 70
the elevation Of you all ! would Be proudeF Of IL
than 70 be President forty times. lApplAuse. Here
Of great nation, aud you look % those who make
and execnts the laws, a. persons sabine and grand
Bat just think for . moment. You are the crop DO
hind ~. an those buildings and al Of this Gov.
ernmsnL Will one day, pass under your control and
become your property, and you viii have 10 pat in
force and uOutrol the principles Of government Of
religion, and humanity. And lai ali boys consider
every mothers con Of them lAnghtef1 tina, each
one h born 6 candidate FOR the Presidency Laugh
ter and sPplaass Why not thon commence At
ones 70 edaests yourselves for the Presidency And
be would cay 70 the little girs that while they coad
not Be PresdentS thsy afs born candidates Tor the
wives u Presidsns- tIaaghtsr,l While each lit
re boy may feel heis candidate fos the Presidency
each little girl may feel she u ; candidate for .
Presidents wife; and each shoald ecmmenee at once
toqaAfy hmsslf and hsrself morally, intellectually
and soeiaily. for such high positions
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

hos. D. w. c. SKSTxK4-Eith the resignation Of
NJ. Speaker Rodgers Of the Senate, upon bis sp-
pontnsnt CbsncsllOr Of the eRh judicial district
Eh!cs, though not ca fat aeeosaPt, i reasouably
esrssib arises the qasttSa Of he future Speaker
ship. Without disParagsnsut, permit u TO men
boa that Mr.. Senser q the ssh diEtriet has sh0Wn
he vary finest parliamentary ability, . keen hppre-
ciatica Of the usages Of deiberAtve bodies an 6p-
prshsasioH u the ideas Of debAte-all Of which en-
phascAlIy distinguish him particularly qualified
Tor Speaker Of the Senate Its re-asaADhginK. II
IL dne Mr. Seuter - say that be n0s pryy 70 this
"pa6D If il can - - ealledas il Il not iRtsnded--
bat oar spontaneous Endorsement Of liberal and
salsEAssned legislator FashusEls Press and 7fnass
without expressing any preference as 70 who shAIl
b the EaOosssor Of Judgs Rodgers Speaker q ths
Tennessee Senate, cordially snnorzs the remarks
a our Nashville contemporary the ability Of Mr..
SsntsE
Not OaIy i NJ senssr possessed Of ability, but be
las tEaly represented hls loyal constituency aud de-
serves The plsadit Of well done good AID faithful
servant
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Negro sarrage IN The sOathern states,

To the objection that negro suffrage implies no.
gro social squalisy, The Frankfort Commonwealth
promptly respOads:
Negroes have voted In the South and yet we're in
no sense advanced 70 "a equality with tho whites -
In every Southern Stale exesps South Carolina the
right Of suffrage wRE originally sxsFcited by ell
"fFssmen." The original constitutions o. Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, Kerth Carolina and Georgia
make no mshtIon Of color, or distinction between
vhits and black, Ia their pFovislons to who may
vots. TIL within comparatively few years, negroes
voted IN Tennessee. In Maryland thsy voted un.
I'll 1888, AID In North Carolina Is late as 1885,
Nov. did this advance them At all In the scale Of
equality Were the schools n those States thrown
open 70 theml Did they visit in gsntlemen's par.
ion9 Was amslgsmAtioa any more common IN
Ihose days than Il il now2 Ne hope nett Was
there in any sense the equality Of which thsOp-
position Is now 50 oaensiyely talking Gnd with which
they arc 20 pertinaeiou4ly insaltlng the common
sense and decency Sf the people. Not biz Of It.
Ia PennsylYania eoloFed people voted til 1889
Yet Ia that State negro has not the priFil-
egez that be has here IN Kentucky. In CONNECTICUT
tie negro voted til 1917, and YET be had not at
tanned an equality sufficient 70 preserve FOE himself
the privilege In New York the negro, II be has
The requisite property qualifications may TYse noE,
bat be has scarcely advanced one step tn The scale
Of equality. Not esen near enough 70 have the
property restrisions removed in bis case, when Il
~as removed in 1895, ~ far - i applied 70 the
white y0tsF
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THE KNOXVILLE WING
Knoxville. Tennessee, June q, Isso.

Hox. S. & RoRoERss--This gentleman, the Pfus-
sui presiding oieer q the SeaAts Of Tennessee has
been sppointsd BY Governor Brovalow 10 be Chan
eeloE az The sth JaaieiAl District consisting OF tho
csansiss Of ssyisE, Blount MOnroe, NeMinn. Roane,
Kuo1 Gnd AnaeFson. Speaker Rodgers hiss eali.
rent Qualification tor The position, An1 more AF-
psopriats selection eoad rot have hssn inside. viii
9 trained nind, and large practical sxpeFiencs, We
dcasi nos be ~sA make bis mark - Chancellor. il
e fortunate cor Tennessee that shs has among heI
loyal citizens gentleman well suited ~ the post
he is 70 oceapy-EaSksi1s Prsss asd 7sssss.
The remarks Of the Nashville paper ara jus'
tribute 70 eur distinguished fsIlOw-citisen. moFs
-nEelash pAsriot aHa pure HaAa never wore the 10
3ieial ermins As Senator, be has been al honor
70 the counties Of Kaoz ard ROAns. BE kas repre-
ssssted his loyal constituents instead Of wilfally
rlis-sgressl,tiHs them did those members Of the
General Assembly fr0E East Tsnuosses who voted
szainsi DISTINGUISHING rebels.
While regretting the loss Of the State ana Estion
N ha retirement from cur Legislature, the people 4
Ess; Tennessee may congratulate themselves on
securing The services Of able ard pure mao -
Ja5ge BadgsrE for Chancellor,
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Rs. asal
United States Of America District Of Ya.tI
T8nnassea

UTHKREAs, Az infaFmalioa pas slsa N ths nis,rie.
VI conE ssihe Daltsa States ff ths Eaaiaa nlssFst
- Tsebsgseaa = knsxtis, sA ihe asth day ~ Aefsl
1885, ~ G. Halt ksq4 Attorney o. ths hsI stalss
- sad Dlatia &c behalf 81 the Unsd Sfs,ss u AMER
loa aEaat Oas Lot Of Lard aad Two Store Hsasas IN
psndfdIs JEFFERSON eovH't, toaing the property Of g.
D. waiass and oAsFs sslled 81 he PROPERLY 81 Pryos
T. oan1sa, and against s peFhs lawfully IntsrYsnisg
for their interests sela, alleging that said lst IL aad
and tive sios houses bad been heretofore seized by HeF
In ssid Information ct fh Aud aYerrea 10 Be isue aha
praying ter The usual process sud nsnllon Nea thea
teFN Portnsnt 70 The mSaos, aaasf the seal % said
Cert te ne directed hereby give public notice 70 al
pesOhs eaaeerBsd 10 interest 10 ssA lot 81 land Ahd
store heases 70 sPPsas hoEs said cssYt u The essr
Hoass 10 knozvils aferesAij on the 37h day sf Ne.
vembeF, 1855, II 10 selock A. ~, tksn and there 10
tsaeEfcss tbsif slalns sd aaks thsif aslsgeiiess
D. MCDANIEL.
n n MarsAat DIED e. Tssa
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SENAvoK K, z. BUTLER-GvyerBor Bn0WRloV
Gas appointed this gentlemen 70 be ledge u the lss
Circuit C0gTt, composed Of the ooaEsies Of johnson,
Garter, Washington, GTeone Hawkins. Sullivan and
Hancock. The apP0insee is one Of the Senators Of
cur Legislature u9w in session, And Is q man Of
marked abilities. The speeches be has made on the
various questions before the body, Of which he Is
psominant member, chow him 20 be possessed u
stsriing common sense that seventh sense as Il has
besn called besides which be Is well grounded Ia
tie law knowledge The appointment win be APP
plsaded ss ezcs-ient.--Raskeshe Press aRa Tiasses
The appointment If Judge Butler win be ami
Tszsaly aPPlAadei by the loyal men Of his Circuit
BE = sterling patriot.
his sympAthies are with thu great mass Of The
i2ysl mea Of Tennesseor the fArmers mechanics and
.sbOring men
WosId 70 God ve had such man Judge Of TIE
United States Court, instead Of syeJphant Of the
slave Of JET. Davis. A man who never lad any
sympathy with the lhboriBg understanding loyal
nEzsss, but vhe III permitted himself 70 Be made
vile, sulservient tool Of traitors. A cass-psw Of
40 exploded, piacA-baek slEye-arist0crSey.
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Nc. ssLl
United States Of America - District Of East
TAunRnaAa

"HbkkAS, AZ iafeTm siion wus filed IN the District
w Cert af the United States f tie kAstssh District
Of Ieuessses. at KhoSvils the 2sta day Of April,
1855 By G. W. na Esq AiioFHsy 81 lhs Uniied STATES
taF said District bshAM 81 The Gne States Of Amer
lea against ops Tract Of Laaj In the 3th eisl dseI Of
gefeses eoaoty containing sse oniag The lands II
Riah Miller and others sstea the property % Henfy
G. 0ilissPie 4. L. GiesPs, l. Aeciabg AndJ r. Rowan.
aud asaiast al persons sfsiy intervening fer their IN
ssssi thssea, alleging that sad tract o. isad bad ben
heretofore css by Rsychas geHa forfeited 10 the un
ted States for pauses said Information forth aud
Ted 10 be ras and praying fer he usual process aad oni
aH New. therefOEs pursuant 10 he moneH, under tie
seal Of said Court 70 directed hefshy give PRhiia
notce TO al persoHs concerned In interest in said u
iaua 20 appear befsr sad Court II the Court Hoasu In
Knoxville aforessid The 37h day Of November 1885,
at 10 o'clock, w. then and there 70 ussEpose their
claims and make Iasis allegations,
.. MCDANIEL,
n. 81 4arsAaL DIED &. TsHH,
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Furlher DesaIls Of the Capture % Jef.
Davis.

frxtr.s, Il 1. spsssF tssua MAJOR Gessfsi wllsonl
mAuoE, gss May -, 1853.
YoA wif asstlles. have sssa my tsleseAms % ne
saeFslary 81 Wa before this reaches you dssaiing
ths esents Of the capture, Two 81 ny past Ing.s.
meatA one frem he lei and The other RON tss -
dvslon wcrp ca the trail together and reaches tns
espgr .luosl simultaneously The eight which en-
sued Uas anlaetunass bot unavoidable 10 the sseI,
tain u,assuIiehl Beth parties fully skpecsea 90
perake rssisssnoo, and both bad gcae prepared; :.
Coi. HARDIN OF the lss Wisconsin, had Only ~
men; Gel prsseAArd had 80. TIE story o. Ds ~
iKaoble atAsmnt at Highs even aors agneoss ,
I aid ii Ma Davis and her sisieFt Miss nowelt
sfpr having clothed himself IN pc dFes =. "a
raeg ard nut en- hss head 4 Nornsns hsaa-aFess
started out enc holding each arm, ana pesouges
Col Pritehsrd's mea 10 most Pi,e@s ,stan 20
them take their poor Old mother oa' o. IAs Wy
M. psyI, aid. aoh. DO lss us pass with our pcor
ola mother whe s 20 ffightened. and leas. . os
killed Ons Of ffitehsrds aasn, cstehinS aght o.
the Presidents boos below the skirts OF thu dress,
.aspectsd a eaea Who The poor old weenaa va
and fNrsad, OF, no. you dent play that game on
usi Their boots dona look very much Ike they be-
lonzea 70 . women. Come down, cid leliow.'
The party reached here 81 r. e. this afternoon,
took dinner 81 my hsadqnastsFa. and amer dinner
received Mr. Davis n my aaAssera Our eunvsfss-
ton was mos1ly Aeont Wet Point ne Army, no
surrender u Dsck TayioF, The assassination o. Mr.
Lincoln, and The Ioarney North. During The con-
reFsaason he hroaght In his lsls son JeE, and In
trSluevd him. he remarked, with \
smile, that he shoaght the United States would and
graVer charges sgSsnst him than the murder Of MI
Lincon and seemed ~ regret that Mr, i. bad been
killed. He has asked no hvoFs, but Mrs. ID tnAin-
astes enee Ia willis. that the Presiaent . uot |
treated with becoming dignity.
Upon one occasioa che said 20 Col Pritehard that
shs had noticed thai whsnsvsr the "PrsaideHt went
oGt The guard had their guns coekedi wheteupoh
Col P. told her the guns were moi eocked-oniy
hAlf-eeokad; bat bis alen had orders 70 shoot Mr.
DAVIS IL be made any attempt 70 escape aud would
certainly execute the order.
Amsng other things Davis said he thought Lee
one Of tie boldsSs generals of whom be had Sny
knoWiedgs-nsver needing urging This was In
comparison with Jehnsion, Of whom bic silence WA
marked.
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REsEL RULE NOT RsoooETzKD N MISSISSIPPI
Tbs vieksbufg Herald Of Nay sist contains the
following Official notice
The following teisgrsPhie Instructions, VI this
date addressed 20 Major General Warren by Major
General Candy, are puhlifhsd FOR general informA-
soz, and VIII b promptly enfereed by sll COM
EGanelEg oaieers.
By dirsctlou u tie President yoa will not rec
gHiss any 0aesss Of ths Eonfedsrats o. Stats gov
sruuneBis, Stthin TIE Auiis of Tcaf command a.
E1lnoFiSea 70 exercise Ia any RanBsF whatever the
faaetiohs Of Their iA-s oahcs. Yod viii prevent b.
fcrcs u necessary any sttsmp. II any Oh The States
n ihsgrrectlon % assemble Eos legislative purposes
aud viii imprison Any members o. cher F.sysons
gho DnEy attempt 70 exercise these function. "a cI
position 70 y0aT orders
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no. 2es.1
United States Of America District of East
TeuneaseA

W HEREAS, An information was Sled IN she District
Court Of the United States Tor the Eastern District
Of feanessSe, 81 Knoxville. the 2sth day Of April
1885, by G. w. Hail. Esd. Attorney Of the United states
a seesou e9uu;y jalaing iAa lands Of j. H. r. MeeFe,
and others seisod and property Harris Dewitt, and
axansi ell Pstsobs lawfully Intervening for their iRtes
esa theEsin alleging that said tract " land had been
heretofore sstEed by Revenue Agents forfeited the
United States for in said lRfsmaea forth sad
AreFsd 10 Re Aad pEsyaR or the usual process and
ssnitoa New ihsrsfaTs pursuant 10 the mehitioa IA
der the seal Of said ceHf directed hereby give
pabe Notice 20 All persons concerned Ia Interest 10 said
property appear ksfae said Court a. he csaEt Haass
10 KneIvilis aforesaid 8a the 2Tth day Of SoFsmkef
1885, 10 seleek w. then and theFs 20 intsfposs their
ellims and N axe their allegations.
D. MCDANIEL,
a. 4 HarsksL Bisz f. Tsss
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ma 99el
Tenaa8ase

uTHRREAs, Al iafoEnafiOn vss hlsa 10 de District
" cosf Of the Uaiied statss foE the Eastern DisIot
Of Tennessee kA0xyilis, ihs 2sth dEy Of April
1855. By G. ". Hail. ESQ Attorney Of the United States
for said District, behalf Of the Gaiisa Stsiss sf Ass
lea agsinsi TEo Tracts Of Land 10 The sh eis district
Of jefferson county containing 500 acres adjoining th
lads Of Robert Sharp add others, also tract OF 80
IN said souaty and disre adjoining Joseph Ham
Wisoh sna against all persons lawfeiy Intervening for
their interests thsrsn alleging that ssa tuo Asts Of
IaHd hAd bssa hsFetofeTe ssSed RsvsRas gsus for
feed the United States Tor aid lnfarmaon
set forth aud ayerFsd be tFHs aud praying for the
usual process AID uonitan New therefore, pafsaaHi
The monidoB nuasF the sssl0 Of said Court dirsetsd
kssssy svs Pshe atss 70 AZ parsons sensssusd 10 Ia
Court etihs CoaFt House IN Ep6xvls Aforesaid on the
9Th day Of NeEemSeT 1885, a. 10 oelsek 4. ~, then
aad there 70 ntsFposs their claims and make their
allegations.
B..MeDANNEL.
NJ. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
No. Soo.l
United States Of America = District Of East
Tennaaaoe


UT4iRREAs, An information Was hled In he District
w Court Of tbs United slhiss for The Eaststn District
Of TsuBessss, 81 Knoxville, the asih day Of April
1885, By O. W. Hail. Esq Attorney o. the Uslted statoS
for said District bsha Of the United States Of Amer
lea agAnst Thrss Tracts Of Land Of shish lies on
the road from MoEFiaeRn 70 Rasssilyle, In 0rAiagsr
county containing goo other Of 50 ceres
IN che let eiFE district Of arssser CO., Joining Walker
and eheTs aaa other tract Of 50 In The "a civil
district OF 5rnger oounty eiaiRE David Noe and eth
sFs ssiled The properly Vf Wa. Z Cooke aud aKsns
alleging that fal1 tracts Of land had been heretofore seiE
sd by Rsvsuas Agsais forfeited be Tailed States for
In said B0rmAio 80 farth aAd aveFed be Fas
Ead praying for the usual process and moniton Nov.
therefore pursuant the mon0a under tbs seal Of sad
Coss 10 directed, korsby give public notice 10 al
persons eonesfBed IN iRtsrs 10 said tracts Of land to
appear hearo said Court 81 the Court HoHss In Knox
vile aforesaid the 15th day Of EsyembsT 1885, at 10
O'clock, NJ then and there Z irlsp0se their claims Aed
make their sliegslsnG
D. MCDANIEL, ~
a. a MaeaAak Dat A. Fs5sn 3