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Persons in pursuit of

'I'HE HE-rfS TYIE~. 81 ~ 49, tsr.bi.
II euods, ~ a. 49, ~ rsN ~
IN NOUNC'S. Nor~sy. Ne
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HAZE vrsEr.nLE sICILiAs
Whiskers. whiskers,

ID scs ~aat Nh'-k-rs or Na.-f-rhe.l O.r
'frrrsa 's''--sH1i -tN farc~ ihsua Co. srs. 90 ~
ssasi 49, So or tkf. =. hrtr 90. t-.lf -. j.,
- Nssks flsoc. "a 90 3 p.rk.re. S. p o.
>sn' ~ nssl .ay her.. eis-ss ss.ii. ea r-c~i,.t
"a rrtr~.
Aai,-ss. WARNER co. B. -.
Efs-.t ea Ny
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EzEEIEL W. CLARK. ~. ofP..

80 fir~cfs. ~ fb@fefsre retg.se.fs 30 u.r....
SO sfs 81 i-tted o. 10 estate q said a. sas.s
o. Hisks ilnsaedists psyuaea safI fhose 40 hsrs
sut arrntai- fhesrsa. fa exh ftff NJ ssu.s o.
Nos ~. l-oS. ALNAH SLACK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

ONFoEp $50 a Coat Of Prohats hslo ~
fsris sithfa ST fsr ~ Cousty ofOKfsrd. 90
ta~ thfrf io~sdsv 81 Nos. a. %. lSf5.
IfHAEi-E- " BENI-. a.iusiai.isafar "a he
Y estate q thnfra hoilsai hf~ q Psrss N $50
tnuaif. d~ces-~d. hassrg pfe-eatrd b. So &C.
rouni ef ssmiH.sf siisa "a ihs estate % cad O.
cesssd c. I'D .u anfr.
Drfsr~f. that $50 atusis'r ave nof 80 10 ~
Per-oas Interested lss csusInl @rops ofthisoid.r
e. o. pubhsh~d three ueet ssuccessitsft rn fhr
pxiaff D~saacrsf. prtnfed af Psris thafttss
asssppesr 90 /. Probate Couff g. b. hsld . q Pa
fs fn safc Couatt % fte trud Tu~-dsv 81 IB.r.
H~st. 90 tea q ths eioek ia the fsresooa. sd
.h-~ csass. q So thss have. ~hythsssns
hould BOT besh sd.
Wv. WOODBURY. gnafe.
Atras caps-aftssf = nosEs Rsxisisr
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~ suaa-c ltef herel.T zfr~s pui,fsc safics fhaf
80 has t~~a dHif srrafaf-i o. a. Hsss.rsi.l
Jss'Es 81 y iafs 81 fh- CsssfF 80 Dxf,rd. sd
tssuulrd fhs fra-i n Adnfaisifr of fhe estate "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

The Suis-crih-r h~rei.s eiss- p-i,fic soii-s thaf
- h-s t--u dsis .ppoiafed bv he Houossil- ode
q ff'h -te. 60 fbs Coaafy ~ ONfsrs -ui ss.su,es
The tru-f 20 Af.niss-i r1sfar 81 th~ estate 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01

To szi-scrih~F h-rsls glvss pabEc o. tee i,.-s
sh- has b~~o dals aIr-sisi-,i ~ tbe H,sn.sr.l.l-
Judxe "a ffohsis. g. ne Cogsfs Of Oxesd. 80
s.-sasd he trssi " Adania .tssfsr q ne s.t-s.
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a,rSe,,py-sus.,:J.s Hons Rec -,

OSFosu. ss.-Afa Gear ~ Prebst- hed "a
ftri-. wifhta at g. ~ C,istafs q uxc.ri % O
th- fhrrd Es.~-dsv a Noveu|t.~r. a. %. isS5
SARAH klABALL sand eK-csirtx "a - cer-
y tafn in-trrmrnf Iauffoffing OBJ T. ihe lssf ~sn
aad f-sfsns~ - i-rs~i kiaulsu i.f~ q Rsth.f On
80 tsssafs. tscea-ea, hssisx Prc-saisd the sasue
g. Probate.
prcrred. That ~ said ex-cu'x give nafirs -
al p~rsoas iatrrested ~ csu-iag COPS - thisor
49, O. BE- prb.i-h-i thf~e uSrks snrcss-ifsls -
fhe oxfsrf D~mscrst aess,aper priat@d 90 Pc
80 fhat th~F mas appear 81 Probate Csrsrt o. be
heh 20 farts. ta ssii CruniV. o. ne - Tsss-
DAY of De-. n~sf. ~ Of th~ cte~k o. th~ ios~-
nooa. sd sh~s c.u-e II aat they have ~ fhe
sstf tu-fruunenf -hs-uM ~ D. proved .ft,rtss-.f
sad siiosed 80 IN LIT stl sad f-sianenf - ard
tec~a-ed.
y. ". wOODBJ ~ Jsdse
trs~ cDpy-tuest J - Hosss. Ksrtsfsr
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s'tN = hAkD1. hte a DlN6-d.
u SAD Cosafg. d~o-s--d. ~ xiviav i-.ae .. "a.
- oHreis- Ne th~f~tsf~ fsqusr-ts 80 rsr--sas
sho sfs furffed % ne estate - all s.rs..eI ID.
uasse isua-fssfs p.yHsnf: so 49, 81. ~.
aus d-sssna- fh-re0a. o. exhibit fhe s.m- a.
Nor. y. 1855. ALDEN n SEgERY.
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- thr i-S dtrc~fs- heth~rsi-ss rsqss-fs a. tet-
80 - b. are nietted 90 the oi sasd srr.s-
- 90 u'ke isu'aediats p.fHsrf: .ra -h.ss~hs
hssffa canals h~rroa 90 exhibiffa -auns 90
Nos u. $50 JOHN J. HOLNAN.
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Ths ssi-cr'ier her~i's gises puisiic sosic- thst
hs has t~~n duiy aproiaied ~ 40 Hoa.r..i,is
Jufg- ~ froilsfr. &C. IN Cauafv q Oxisrd. ..d
-s-uard he Trust - Adniai-trst0f 81 80 estate
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b. hss irs driy sfsIsstatef b. ~ fI.sa J.,Ir. a
Probate ior he Cousfy a. Oxissa ssd s..s,o.a
10 ifrsi - adsnfaistrstsr ~ The estate e
NATHANIEL SMALL. hts q stas~h.n
- ssif Counsy d-rcssed. By giviaF h-ls.d a. ~
30 d'r-ef-. VI th-rrtsr~ resiu~.fs az p~r.-. -
'stsed o. ths estate ~ said dec~.--d o. u.k@ 80.
Hsedfste psy n-si; snd fho-~ having ~, demand.
iheteva o. exhsi,it the saas~ -
Nos 81 i-e5 ERAsTUS B SMALL.
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A 'ros eopy-aiis.t ). ;. mosss' Ers..,sr.
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German immigration Meeting.

A very interesting meeting q some Of oar moai
Intelligent and respectable German fellow citizens
was held al the saloon Of Mr.. T. Stiel No AZ Cher
~ street. last evening" Ia reerenee - Che importanl
subject Of German Immigration into Tennessee
On metion Of Mr.. O. Stial Mr.. Schosi vas appoint
cd Chairmaa, and y q. Mercer Secretary.
Col Jcha D. BroWalow, a. tha Knoxville Whia
y response b an invitation, made some brief and
pertpent remarks To reference 10 tha l0ya characiI
Of cur German population, taaiF shria sHd indus.
tFy and expressed the hops that matltndes Of them
would ssttls n Tennessee Coz ths two-fsld parpse
Of hlltng rs soil and making the State loyal He
Was lhtehsd g aisenlivelF. The Chairman lollowed
ia selns eAesElsat rttnsEa He exprSssei hs deter.
mlhatson 70 put hia hhoaldes 10 tbe wheel AHd a.
a IN his psasF 70 hriug his feIlov-oltisena into
Tennessee = rich and mighayi State lie hoped
thas every German h Naskvilis would lola In he
great work
s, q Mercer, Ia ssspOaa e e. lnsisatlSn sid he
VS. frlend d immigration becsass be wanted tAe
0efmaas - e faf Innnaaee Whaa hey dad done
iar New York 0hia, Illlapia and IndiaAa. They
Here senarkahls fe shefy seaaitgy, saferptiss and
lpFs e sleeagE IhsE BsFs he deadly ioa q
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Proclamation By the Governor.

STATE o. TENNESSEE, Executive DEPAKrMEsT,
Nashville June Z, 1865
Whereas, A vacancy occurs in theotiics of Judge
in the Fourth Judicial Circuit caused by the Fesig.
Halion Of The Hon. John g. Gant and whereas. a.
many - four different have been pressed upon
me 81 petitions letters and verbal solicitations for
an kxeoutiys appointment; and whereas, The par
ties are chsrged either with disoyAlty or neompeten.
cy5 and whereas, the Legislatars has wisely and
properly settled the question Of who shaiI vote In
thh state-I have determined ~ refer these ques-
tons u loyalty and competency 70 the voters oh the
several counties composing the Circuit, throwing
upon them the responsibility Of electing their own
Judge
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAm q. Esowstow. Gov.
eFnor Of the Stste Of Tennessee do hereby require
the Sheriff. CeFonsEs aud others heretofore author
lied 10 hold elections Of the counties Of Bradley.
Polk, Rhea, Hamilton McAinH and MeIgz, 70 open
and hold slection in eli the counties aforesaid On
ThaFsdAy the 27th Of July, 1865. Said election i
10 be held and returns made 10 tho Secretary Of
State al Nashville - required b. Law,
In testimony whereof, have heEennto subscribed
- Ey name and caused The great coal Of Ghs
L. 4. Stats 70 be attached hsFgunto aad pnblica-
- ton made for four Successive weeks In the
NsshFils Press and Times, the ghattanosga 0asstia
and Knoxville Rhig this sth Of Juna, 1865.
WTLIIas @. BRowSLow,
A. j. FLEsCHER, Secretary Of stats.
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The confessional ApportiORment Law.

A few weeks age we Published the CoagrsssionAl
Apportionmeni Law, IS it passed one branch Of the
Tennessee JegislAiaTeN and expressed the opinion
that The Isw, adopted by one branch Of the Gen.
eesl Assembly, would pass the other. Since then
the bin has beer materially changed and we give
herewith the Law passed by both branches Of the
Legislature s. few days before It's adjournment:
sex l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee That the counties Of John
son, Carter, Sullivan, Wsshingths, HswkinA, han.
cock, Greeae. Cooke, Jefferson Granger and SEWER
shall compose the first Congressional District of this
State
The COUNTIES Of Claiborne, Union, Knox, Camp
bell, Scott Morgan, Anderson, BlounL Monroe,
Polk, AcAinn, Bradley and Rosne, shall compose
the second Congressional District
Cfrundy, Blsdsoe Van Buren, Seqaatehie, Warren,
con, Ovarton DSkAib and Fentress shxil compose
the third Congressional District
The counties Of Rutherford, Cannon Coffee
FrSnkRa, Lincoln, Bedford, Marshall snd Gaines
shall compose the fourth Congressional District.
The counties Of Williamson, Davidson, Wilson,
sumner, Robertson and Cheatham, shall compose
the R1h Congressional District.
The counties Of Lawrence Wayne, Hardin, De
Cstar, Perry, Lewis MsuTy, Hickman, Humphreys,
Dickson, Montgomery and Stewart shall compose
the sixth Congressional District
The counties Of Benton, Henry, Weakly Obon.
Dyer Gibson, LAuderdAle Henderson and Carroll
shsll compose the seventh Congressional District
The counties of McNairy Harieman, Fayetta
shelby, Upton. Madison and Haywood. shall COM
pl>s the eighth Congressional District
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What II Takes TO Make q Good News.
paper,

We copy the following from a late number of tho
California Mercury
Our San Juan namosake--Rn excellent papor--is
parent % the following truthful paragraph We
receive at this oaice srteen daily newspapers and
from sixty TO eighty Neekliss ali Of which We make
1t point to read From this mass aud labyrinth Of
matter We carefully select such articles Items gems
and ht-bits as comprise the miscellany of our col
amns. Each editor acts upon this principle; hence
each individual paper il an epitotRe Of the whole
and In proportion TO the extent Of the editors udg
ment Contains the qpintessenoe Of the whole II re-
qnres more talent 70 make good selections than IL
does to write good leader hence we imagine tba.
the popularity Of paper depends 10 great extent
on it selections. That editor is a fool who imag
ines ne can write better on all snbacts than any OF
his contemporaries. We all bavs our specialjtics-
some peculiar gin in which W. may excsl many
others II Ia the art Of combining theae fralts and
euliing their choicest gems that make the readable
eagerly -sought-foF splendid journal Such Il our
idea Of what good paper should be- but bleas us.
how few Of u "Hil the bill7 -
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Pension Agency.

We learn ihsi the United States Sanitary Com
mission viii establish Pension Agency in Knox
viIle N the course cf few week. The Agent paid
b. the Commission win collect Sl claims on the
Government due soldiers soldier families. Owing
10 the relations that the Commission sasains 81 the
.r - ss-s-- F--yi ~,-~fs-->-s 49, s'-ss
be eolleCted much more quickly than ~ any pri-
vste man, and actually without ASY KxFKSsE 70
the claimshfs THE Is one Of the numerous Agen.
cies that the Commission Is establishing All through
The loyal State and which viii save 10 soldiers aud
soliisrs families millions Of dollars which must
oiheTwise be paid 70 claim agents.
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lhfs Afistocraty, Esd hhd sver besa trpa q, Il,
maih z BE osseEnment 'ss
% metion . rnssting was sppoinlsd r..
ffi1ag eFeuisg a o'clock, At siisfs saloa, = =
~ OhsFTy Street. LIST every German enasave, =
tttend ~ that time There are over 200 C,.r,e..-
u Nashville sud hey csn do mueh b. fsciFs,e 80
encourages immigration bY joining ia This rsrs -
Che proper spirt.-Hasbsihs Prsss a,s7 T,q.s
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Letter from General SLOVENIAN.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn June lsL 1855.
Hg H. j. Fist-heT, Secretary Of STATE Of Tennessee
Eashril}e, Tennessee.
SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge ths receipt
of your kind favor endorsing Joint Resolution No.
20 81 the General Assembly Of the Of Tennes-
see
We're to select from the Fedsr family Z State
upon which 10 concentrate nay affections, with the
hope Of winning Der approving smiles, il would be
the noble and God-fsvored daughter, Tennessee
And Il have heretofore been OF shall hereafter be
enabled 70 contribute anything ~ advance her inter
es ~ % promote the welfare Of her sons my highest
reward vii consist in consciousness Of the fact Of
having - done.
The commands had the honor 10 lead IN the two
expeditions noticed in such fatteriRg terms in the
Resolution and transmitted By your very kind sad
complimentary letter, ask the endorsement Of no
higher authority, and seek for no greater reward
than the voluntary thanks Of the loyal people of
1ennezses.
Please oomtuunicate 10 them through their Rep
Tssentsliysz y the General Assembly our sincere
thanks. and believe me your obedient servant,
GEORGE SToNENAN
Major General Volunteers
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Sons very excellent people imagine that tAe peo-
pie Of Isnnssseo are Ell 30 thoroughly sck Of the
rebellion that they win elect none but LOYAL man h.
Office, even IL 40 restrictions be placed around The
bailot-box Now what does che late election n viz
giniA teach u.s. Two members elected from Aiay.
andria are T. y. Robertson and J. 4. Engllsh ssho
we're among those selected last fall by the com rnand
es at Alexandria and seat ~ and frp upon the rail-
road ears, a. friends Of guetrilias and rebis th.
preventing attacks upon trains. And vel Aiexan-
dra Is under the very eye sHd hand af the National
Capital II rebels are 20 insoent and presumptaous
there they will BE- far noEs 80 In Tehasssss The
spirit Of opposition 20 the Government Is pretty
raach The same in Virgins n ia Tennessee La "a
light which time gives kdaAHAe Ress and
Tunes.
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- Genaral YoInnteerl

Posi- OFFICE N TEESEssEE.-Hoh. A. W.
Randall, Acting Postmaster General ordered the
following Offices IN Tennessee to be reopened and
appointments made tbereat
Midway Greene county, Team, Wa T. Worth
iB.don, postmaster vice Joseph Ettsr
Union City, 0bion county Tenn, Jas Hughes
postmaster, vice Geo. w. Patton.
la Grange, Fayette county Tenn, William n.
AlIender postmaster, vice i. ". GormsA.
kichaEd Station. Sumner county. Tenn J. G.
Payne, postmaster, vice Thomas Buntin.
Kingston, Roane county, Tenn, Tbos II Sturgis
postmaster, vice y, A. Patterson
Russellville, Jefferson county, Tenn W NJ Nil
Ter, postmaster
The Onion Flag says a mail route has besn esGab-
f,hoi from JohDsons depot 10 Taylorsyille. twice
week on horsebsck--Mr Z. Simsrly. oontract0r-to
commences On the 1t day Of July, and tlls following
gaItloBlrH have been appointed postmasters On the
route Happy Valley James p. Taylor Elizabeth
tyu, Abraham Upton; Doc River, Lawson W
Hampton; Dugger's Ferry, John II. Smith; Psh-
dora 4. Murphy; TaylorsviIle Matthias n Wagner
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KnOxvlIls, Team, Juas "a, lsss.

The wuta can be had every week at the News
Depot Il 4, II. Smgleaou, Rea Once Building,
Nashville Team.
LouIs MS<sLAvFLfH i authorized - al IS cur
agent along the whole Pscsec Coast. Hts address
8 San Francisco California.
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THE proper authority II Washington has ordered
the Post otiioes in Tennessee % BE- re-opened Our
citizens siay therefore, e1pse soon to be restored
to their former mail facilities.
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Raeksi nosks, Booksl

There Is box Of enc hundred copies Of Brown
Iovs b,ok On the Rebellion Fcr sale a. Che ofhce
If The KNoxErLLE wRIs Persons Wishing 10
purchase can apply st said Ofsee- Prise, $3.50.
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Job Printing.

CAn5S, Bl Heads Circulars, Checks Nets,
DraAs Sc, a. printed with hsstness and dispstCh.
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Az exchange as: TIE famous Belle Boyd s@s
eaaso :, gTlef IN EnElAnd. She has beea tnrneS
vnnisass oat q Der hCts aaa TIE landlord reeAiiel
- bagr.xs a soaaFity foF his bin She has also
pared With eli Der jsWslTy and IS IA stats Of s'sA
aastitatisn.
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TuE Legislature has very properly passed law
relieving the people Of the payment IT susie and
county taxes for the yaArs Iss2r 1858, aud 1864.
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NEw DEUG STORE We call the attention Of the
citizens Of Knoxville and East Tennessee 10 a
wholesale and retail Drug store Just opened IN thi.
,ity.
The store l. in the building owned By Msj. 4 II.
Armstrong ghFoe doors eAst Of the Franklin Hease,
ou the same side Of the street with this hoteI and
opposite the Court House.
Those wishing Drugs and Medicines by the
wholesale OF rvsai Oald do well 70 call al THE hew
store The style Of this hrm Il T. McB Timonsy
a c. This principal member Of The firm Captain
Tiuoney, has served In the UBion army during the
eutiFe y or.
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To JusFIcKs on TAX Pack Msssrs. Cone 4
TanneA have iast bad made 10 order q number o.
justices Dockets, ruled sud with printed headings
and substantially hound. Call At Cine TanneiEt
Book ssOrs, Gay street.
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MEANWHILE DISTRICT.

AEt@tAa44GaNN - taAF FNN&eHNFa-
KNOXVILLE DISTRICT.
Thos. II. Pearne, r E. Knoxvills, j. Fspenco
Knox, joseph p. Milburn; RogersVille X. T. Gil
lenwsters, sup. g.. n. Hicks Sneedville, I, D
Crumley; TaEeweli and Povelfs Valley, J.
Walker one 90 Be supplied; MAynardyille, Thos
L. Walker Rutledge, Philip Chambers; Jacks,
boro, John Forester; Clinton, John MAhoney
pandridge, Andrew j. Greer SeYieryille, Daniel
Garter,
ArHESs DISTINCT
J. Albert Hyden, p. T. Athens J. W Mann
Athens Circuit, John 4. Moore; Decatur, Jos. "
Pace; PhilAdelphis, J. b. Little, J. y. Stampsr
Jacksonville and Tsllice Mission, 10 Be supplied
ASryville Thomas H. Rzssel; Louisville, T. p
Rathsrford; Little RiYuH . Be supplied Kingston
and Sulphur Springs, Samuel D. Haswell one 70 b
supplied Montgomery to b supplied,
E. Rowley, President Of and Agent for Athens
Female College, and member Of Athens Quarterly
Conference. -st.-
Vim. II. Rogers, Conference Agent for Sunday
Schools educational institutions and embarrassed
ference.
CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT.
w, c. Daily, p & Chattanooga, 7. S, Saiyers;
Cleveland, j. i. Mann; Cleveland and Benton, A.
=. ShannoB, one 70 Be supplied Hamiltoa and
Washington, N. n. b, BaFkitt. q. A. Gowsni Pike
vile and jasper, John Alley, one 70 DO supplied j.
Daektown 20 Be supplied; Harrison and LaFsy-
sato, two TO bs suppiiea; Dalton 10 b supplied I.
Rome 20 BE- supplied; Atlanta, to be supplied
JoNKsBORo pTsFHIsF,
L. f. Drake. p. T. Jonesboro, 10 be supplied;
Jonssboro Circuit 10 Be suPplisa Ellzsbstbion and
TAyloFsViIle, HarmoR ]. CFumbey Blountyille and
Bristol, to be supplied KingspoFt ;, d. Gaines
Rheasown, Joseph Allburn; GrSsneyille, TO b sup
piled MorriztOwn, W. c. GFayes; Fall Branch and
kingspo to be suppledi 81 Clair 10 b. supplied
Newport james MAfoney North Carolina Circuit
A. r. Wilson, J. B. fitzgerald
1 VIM MilhuFn, Chaplain in The array and meIu-
Der Of Rheatown Quarterly Conference.
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Sensation Letter from Fortress Non
POR

The following letter appeared in the Pbljsde,pti.
Inquirer. We give Il for what is IS worth, sisbo,4
youchiDg for the truth # the statements eort..s,
In
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sl.lsiges3 81 Hsztop 01agk-ae h foe 3 Isstes a I
Afsl4 gstA re Legally n tas 90 N g. 6ksEk
A--ASYeinsns8ts Of freaeksfs- Rs5sls Rssg Be- h
DeastaeiatioH Of Trsasoaabis Fersasr Acts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & Quo RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 1, 1861. )
TRAINS WELL BUN
i by the following schedule on and after 40.
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New York MARKET.
IBy Telegraph


NEW YORK, July 81.
COTTON and firm; Is Tor mi,idling,
FLOUR-Dull, heavy and lo025c lower. on
common grades; IS lOas IS for extra Il. II. o.,
and g 4O69 81 for trade brands, market closing
heavy for common grades.
WHISKY--Moderate and lirmeT; Western
2l7t2ls.
WHEAT-Dull; heavy and nominally IA Inc
lower, with not enough doing TO fairly establish
prices 81 IS for Winter Red Western; 81 50 or
Amber Milwaukee; an outside price, and - 10
for fair Amber Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEI-N
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN-lc lower, closing little more steady
ss9S9 for unsound; 9O09Js for sound mixed
Western aud 81 Tor high mixed nearly yellow.
OATS-Dull; 64065 for WESTERN closing at
inside quotation.
COFFEE-lIull.
SUGAR-Heavy; Isl for Porto Rico 0lS!
for Cuba Muscovado; Havana 49,.
MOLASSES-DUl
WOOL-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; 80 for Crude; 50 for Re.
fined in bond, and 6S17l do free.
PORK-Opened hrmer but closed dull and
lower 93i 935 25 for new mess; closing at 81 II!
cash; - tD3J for 90 and "a; S25@25 Is for pine
aud s27 25 G2s for prime mess. Also l5JJ bbls.
new mess for August sellers option S3a ga 30.
BEEF-Steady; so5Jol2 So for plain mess
and loo IA 81 Tor extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet
CUT MEATS-Firmer l3el7 shoulders
BACON-Quet Cumberland cut nominal
AT lie.
LARD-Shade drmer; I9i024i.
BUTTER-Steady at 2Oa26 Tor Ohio and 270
IS for State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01

sHoss flies hi seq dad, they're rale
(dip) genuine hornets you internal (dip)
ouss : well, dad, you'll have to stay
thar till night, and arter they 60 to roost
you cum home. and I'll feed ye' and
KNOWN dads unmodified nature, Il broke
from them parts and sorter cum to the
copper mines. stayed hid till the next
afternoon, when I seed fellar travelih'
and SEE / what was goin' on at the cabin
this side of the creek when you passed
it ~ Why, nothin much, only man
was settin' in the door, with nary shirt
on, and woman was greasin' his back
and arms, and his head was about as big
as ten gallon keg, and hadn't the first
sign of an eye all smo tn That man
is my dad, SEE I. Bin much fghtin' in
this neighborhood lately ? SEE the stran-
ger, driiy. None worth speakin' of per-
sonally or particularly SEE l.. Now,
bows, l hain't seen dad since, and wonld
be afeard TO meet him in the next ten
years. Let's drink
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
SWAMI HOUSE,

i ED HANDS. On Thursday October Sth,
1863 j. w. Dent, late Of the Richmond House,
took possession OF the Swami House for a
term of years. He hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of The very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri-
ctOr of the Richmond.
Every department is III the charge Of the
most efficient assistants j. WIN. DENT
sep2J
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-01
CHARLES SIEBKE.

SUCCE = SOR TO III. DIEMEI,
= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the B. & o. r. Il. Depot Wheeling,
w. va. All kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab'
Esbment in the Western States sep20