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Great Prize Distribution
NJ col : AtAO AfaSEt iAaAAet
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
EOn Hr--.,, Frrror- N~auu- Hrr,u.Hr
500 broadway, New YOrk.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies
Set, brooch snd Esr nfops, God aad Cural' ici
and Gold. FIoreuiina, Moste let, Lava, snd Cameo
sleeve buttons SETS Of Smds, Vest end Neck
CHAINS Plain anl Cha ed Cola Rinas, Sold Thin
tles Lockets New style Bel Bnckies, Gold Pens
and Feuais. EnucY Work EuEes. Gold feus Hltl
Sod and SILVER Extension Hooers, aud large co.
sortuncut of fIne JeHuirY 60 every deaeupulu, Of
~. -. .-.---- ~ - 49, ..-u.l L
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tle Vermont Legislature, which hrs inst
-'lea, pErsd an acting rrantirr Ia.
- eircuses az S2.eoo each An at
~ ~. y raise the pay OF mcm.hers failed
80 ~ '5..a 0iil providing for the doing away
- - ~ .a eNccpt June trzinings passed
m. -, aieer q gthy discussi0n. The
-. ~ ihe income Of United States
,,..ss--i - ,-ck Of Natinnal Banks, ais
- - Il ranches afler long discussiou
"A saFings hanks vas doiestcd.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Properly.

WILL Be- sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on NO.
w VEMBER 80, is65, At tho loot Of Poplar 81,
Two Plat Cars. "a Il Eangs.
On NOVEMBER ~. $50. 81 the yard Of the JEFF
fsrs snYilie Raihcad Company. Jacksonville, Ind.
Nine Flat CGs, gauge 4 let - inches.
On NOVEMBER q, 1867 n Louisville, Ky.
- prs heels and AXES. 81 Car M1eeis,
2i7 Cd aEles, ! Fsader'
5 - nyi 49, I s511 $500 ii.''A'
j ParsiIss Rod, Rel sai Frams,
4 Hand Cars, ~ Tuck Cars.
$4,000 pounds.of Scrap iruu.
On DECEMBER ., 1886 AZ Memphis Team, the
remaining on hand At that place, consisting IN part
e. iolioEs;
ts0l Eighty Tons assorted Iron,
(soal hight hundred TINS scrap iron,
ls) Eght tons assorted Stss,
(ll Oce toa P.g Lead. snd general ssortment
CT small stores. suitable for Railroads
On DECEMBER II. lss5. 81 Nashville, Tern
tie enure STOCK o. ueE and serFicsdie stores II the
General Supply store CONSISTING In pAIi a. III
co 600 Twsuty thousand A4es,
QO0Uj cue Thousand tons escorted Bar irons
Iouud, square, haf round, ant angie.
so Eighty tOus Boiler and Tack Iron,
(s5 Tsnrty-iFe tons escorted Steel.
(.1o) Ihre- hundred tons scrap Iron wrought
and cast
te) twenty-five thousand poznds EnziBs Brass
CzsllEs,
eas PIPE, 6ss Fixtures Of al kinds.
Brass PIpe OIL Cups.
spnrg Bsisncrs, Bras Coclss, every description,
sh0rels. 9iore valves, of an -,
Haschels, flau, Liniug and IsIlplnE Bars,
Nuts, Irnn and Copper RNts barrs,
Washerz, wrought ann cast. sheAt Copper a bEts'l
NAILS and Spike, Chains and Rope, 81 ai1sss
MaIiefs RioeEs Tackle and Match,
fash Glass ard Pants, of.a.i kndsi
nsiircad Lamps, heliy'a Heac l4RhAs
Cookings owes and Fixtufse hes5.ne 49,,
rrH So 81 Gsrpsufsrs, hlecssl1lti- aid sd
49, arrois R1sfer Car spriBga, beinnz, Com
- q ..sl.- So p.-its and sercgs. IinHare 81
- - = - si,-sf every srrole suitable % Rail
-. r-s,-rioue sui 81 he pcTy nest quality.
- Also
%, 80. rs-,-e Tafhese Stevens a BIO. manufr-
~ -, pl-1-rs. ssIiers Co, ma1ufscfursfs-
~ -. u,if cutter and Sea- Cufier tiould BIO
u, u, -. - oui.clf Iaths Wa7ner NEituey,
~ -, IN BloFers, (medium,)
tE 1,.e T1irizht EnEinc, ls-Sorse poseTh
w - Trlp Hammer and EnEDe, (hosells pai.)
NJ one b onfsid steam Hammer,
AZ one Sellers c Co. do do
ui,II also Be- sold q The same tine large amount
q seFsiceabse nnd second-hane ksafoad Iools o. I
e - 7s'-T.s Taois. Vhseiuiehis Tools.
BI5cfErnith's Toals, Machiu st's Toola
stoEs sna Pipe. Rope, Cham, A., A.
Terms Cash r. 6orerEuleli Funds.
caialnques q the rastsriais % BE- scli e Naah-
asruiiI. A. q q. asd q hats Ms15ts, % apaI.-
rsf1c-u = Csns Jno. PARKS, q 81
ne artrrncu q Dealers anr RaIlroad Corupzuies D
= p rtrIisFIy invited n this sala
lisisa uiII eonme1ca at 2 O'clock. n, On each L
daT. gsd sourane daily Until al tte property i Dis
po s..s, e o.n..s. ~ = 3 S q
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t,.ve-r,, -, ~ eEecutiou. informed IA.
- ,.,'.,is aaefe HE oiiciai hooks -
49,. -, -, -. = se'ainsd. These docuu -
~. i..-..' l2fi and It e believed 49,
,'t.,l.- -, loald Ia them viii deis -,
~ - - ,s court shtll be orr 49,
- 60 :. .s,lng Winder snd i s11,.-,,
1870. I-.L.. = NE GA Capitol, an 4 e,S--s
- - positions in The reeei 49, 80.
S--b'-5sis- -''-'ea IN ihs Ana .sr,op,'iiI,
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In the garden Of a reslaurateur at Vienna
there had existed since 1858 an enormous
beer barrel, the capacity being such that
the interior had been converted into a room
for dancing. Recently q ball took place
there, which visitors did not leave tiu
three in the morning. At haf-pust four
when al was quiet, an alarm Of fire
was giyen, and the barrel was found 10 BE-
in flames. In the course Of two hours, in
spite Of all the efforts Of the prOprietors, il
was reduced 10 ashes. The loss Is estimated
at 40 900 fraucs.-EngliSh paper.
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FRANK PARRISH'S


Ne. So Church 81, opposite the Masonic Hall
HAVTNG Just removed into my nsE and comlno-
Ill dlous Ssoon, / respectfully announce 60 nv
81 5atroEs and ihe puhic, that am nov ready 70
afteni q her wants II better sfyie tlan ever
With sn expeue1ce. - = nrst-class bsrbef and
EEr-dresser, o. iortT years, and with one % ihs
NOS coumodous, elegznt snd completely far
70 cfalleage comparison Win any sIr1sar shop IN
ne HEzien cites E1ceiieBt BAT rs ready Al al
tines. MAJ Wafer-closets for TIE ues % susto-
uaers sitaehed 10 the premises dEtts- mysef
ihet npthag VII b found iackire. FIRST class
hsif-dfesEens and nzzhsrs alEays IN attendanea.
HsFeaslsr he shop Sil Be open ron o'cleck 70
o'clock on sunday mornLnz, ene postsssg ~ iats
eagls-apHi-As FRANK PARRIsh.
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$4,000
To be SoId Tor One DeIIsF Zach

Without reuarf % Fane. snd not % D. pad Tor no
| 81 YOU Enoa whaf Jon sil reeeiFe
A-noBr tso-e Who haye acsnosieiged the ~
| ceirto Of VALUABLE elF y afasn ifnn ihs A'so-
eisioa SINCE laa T. ise5, ne oiioslas EilalJ Per-
/ f.,---t Il HcfahEis=. hea Maven, CON- Main-
| deoa. value sl5a. Wills, - -, y. D.,
I arlroud sustsr Pm. Fslge SAD Mnh0 ianuau.
I D. Ysrr st GoId Naich, value tifs- Hiss = Iea
] = Tl.azarl0n B|ug1EuFtln. D e.. Afiods1n 10 Zoe
I rlai Dir 4 a afrns 81 lauih -, n -. Piano. va
I Il s8s1 Mrs Thos Mler, scranton. Pa lil-
| naad Eng, raire $40 Miss Ensa Peel, aor "a
| fsid III Meludeon Faiue sili. II I Fau alpsr.
Wss1inEtcu, y ca % a nuniiaE Ctsed Wa'ah.
vs.u- $50 Eds h LINDSAY. Woruester. Mas
Fauo, vaiue $50 MIS- 4 Fa7Eeil. nutaqae,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, saus $50 frlucis !
Moran, Ii Pearl e.. Aieauy, g., Nus BOX W.
iuo SO Nm & lnEsrsoii, urtans, Ohio, silver
ssf rsiue So. Lieut. 3 ? Hendrczs, WIZARDS Ho-
81, WsshnElau, DIG. Silver Patent Lever Wa,ch,
snIne So Cspt- 4 = arner, lsl y i Vols, silver
Many peFsans Who hsve srsau gsiash'e p-ss..,
% noi si.n tlalr names punished or Fe m-'- -
Tend alis iisl
ntyuEH o. nHInflUrcy- l.
CEkIIELcArE5 nsninE each ane'e -
NarrE, are u.aeed IN seated euFe cise
vel mlzed. Q1e Of thaae knfe-ol7ss - T.
least one do'isr 81 rotafl oil = &C., ,I--i -
olace. er seut y mai 20 any - sraz -
Ear1 10 chnic1. on The re- e y - 80 - 49,
efsssr -.il rl.f' shsf A. icls q iiaa- 49,
- - -. =, rlra au1lred Dollars. j
- - .l.,s--,i -. - sr sd re1sise m ari
cie ullrIed- =
- No. rssry prrclllser ceis Etse-
- -. - % uag depend ~ having I
49, - fils sraeie draau Hli b. I'M
piol..- -, q AZ sitfess u rer1fn Iaal or |
erlre.e -r..tou Gnsransasd in "a Gases.
- - i5sIiIaesiss az One DELAY, Thigissu GO
-. Wsslsd send g stamp Or clreuisr. Al
q, = = gsoula b. s1lresssG
] y n. BFNr0N a CO..
Ben gc7 Post laies. ass fofr,
noT7lu
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OrucF 90 GESERAL SUFERNfgNBuSr.
- aNn A A a. "A narrr,.,,s

OrrlcF 90 GESERkL SUPERDfENBrNr,
Nae ANN. a n. ". RaiJHoAus
hASuyILLE, TrNS, Get 9TH, 1s 9. ]
IN and siter IN sdaT, OCT 10 ts6a end uunl fur
v ther notice. Passenger rrains viii run as iol.
uws:
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LrkNE Nashville ios Crsftsnooga, sui an points
soutn ats A. n. Arrive AZ Chattanooga 81 6.2O p. q
ReiurniuE -leRge Chattanooga a. sac A.
Arrive 81 Nashville 81 h.tar. y.
Shelhyvlie Accomfnndauou, leave Nashville a
$40 p. H.. STRIVE 81 shelby vile a. 7,2Q. n.
Rsturuing-leaFe sheibgyllle a. $50 A. a, AZ
i've a. 9-ia A. n.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Lsavc fashvi le mr. Johnsonyrle, pnd al points
Wesi aud Northwest a. .. = arnyo ~ Johnson
vile a. Hrs.
Re'ureieg Leave Jacksonville l:5o a. h., srriEe
VI Nashville At e.s1A a.
Trains on MANN r. r conne,t At johnson.
rllc Win inst clsss Inc o. stesmers for paiutsh,
Cairo and e. aouis.
Trans stop a. al .uiemodiste eciuis
Mh. r. INNS. tfan1 SunN
n. &C. and 3 n ". r. Rds.
octlo-d
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We are also Agents for the well known
HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor 4, Patentee,


Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor A. PatenIee,
1t is unequAlled as Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new aud spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision the President Of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts Ct Machines con
stsntly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
@Liberal Inducements offered to
Agents.
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d. D. Denton g. 90.
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 3
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in cur
Line, made by oursef
YES.
Special sttention CIV
en- to Crackerssnd Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes
&C, sc. s,-o..
: : ~ srgTos \. Hrssisai'A'
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Away with spectacles,

4 ~ EYee made nes, without s,r,.-,.-,--
~ - ~ fsughet nai f-'e - l,ocior
~ ~ ~ 60. AS S \ b. FoOTF hsse,ps
49, .'eA teft. lnosloS-, sc &c
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s e 3 E RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!l!
TARRtNT Co:

TARRtNT Co..
Gentlemen am Resident Of Curnsoa. ard hsrs
neer alspoard o. nIllts o. you c1uceuiur tha ~.
va.ue ~ year atLl1kk ArEElENr a. a rsusiY
or indigestion sud lyspeusIa- desire to ezrfa-s
o you my sacere graunl1c 1rthe great teuadi ths
Sc -lNtR h.,- doue ny ui.a
for ilur o. nFe yelH my wife has hesr ssir
aififed a.fl hfaperai1 alld aI.er hrinr under ifa
esimeni 10 seTera uo.tors Cor tas % lhlaa yaa-
she was finally induced 60 seer the firife offs
learned Pny.iciah. hector UalaaIa 81 Naaerlsa
20 inme'iia elE ireliea her vim. y0gr rFEk-
Nh-Dhnf @-LiHkk AFEilENr SIC hlriu %
improve az Cnef, sn1 ID nov PERI ECrJY WFfL
liefl Do o. ~ my duty Or the good OF hunanV1
maae taa si1fnleut laalIuir thas uielciue - vi.
ua1lc -nunll hs eidflF EnulFn
trusting you Erli UF- this putHcIiF, and ruFssi-
mg NY earnest rfauultir and thanE-.
/ au tfEY pel1uaY ynurz.
$. j. e. HENRIQuER,
New York, June IS. Co. be casai. Cuiaaio. sa.
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"a In AALOE4 VIM AM hAh = IN blOhE-
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
90 Viewers MOnong-hels Whisky.
so 8 Robertson county,
p Fine old Lincoln county
10 :" OLD Peach Brandy, very fue.
10 Old apple
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''star" and Crescent" Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry WinP, lsHPeror quality)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine
60 IS Weeks Fine CstsWha Vine
loo . longworth's sp.rEiing Catagha Wine.
100 Imported Claret Wne
10 Casks Fine Jams'ca Rum
10 Imported Hollsnd Gin,
81 Cases genuine Ne1ichdtel Ahsyntha.
10 Casks SuDeuor Catawna Brandy
100 Barrels Fine N. o. Sugar.
25 " Cstfee "
25 Bbls and = Dbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
90 +" + Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime Rio Cofiee
25 Bhls and = bbls n . Molassas,
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
ESQ Star snd Summer Candles.
100 " Starch
30 Cases assorted Matches.
loo c SOds.
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fKREs 0F SUBSTITUTION:
RArEs Or AnTEEEIsHs.
10 ABFKRTISERs IN BKFAfh,
-, ,,,gsua VII pr .a - 90

Advsrlseuents In the Special Column, art tisae,
froni ! 10 s lines, g oo-each additional Inc 81
ceuis: suhsequeni Insertions 10 cents per Inc. Ia
Is1oal Column, frst time, from 70 lines, 81 &C.
each Additional line, 30 centss subsequent inser-
tons IS cents per iiue.
All advertisements occupying special position,
I'D al double column advertisements, VII Be
charged 50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI b cba-rod e. the regular advertising rEias
and must Invariably b psidi advances. o. no in
usrton made
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sAMARITAA'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRRULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BoILs, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EACEQ 40

For syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the sarnari-
tsn's Root and erb Juices Is the most potent GER
tam and offsctual remedy ever prescribed II reach
snd ersdcates every particle Of The vsnerea POI
son, 80 thst The cure is thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and he healeIi
and do not trsnsmit 10 our pcsterty that for which
you may repent IN siter yesra-
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incuratle, the
esnlaritan's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every veshge Of impurities nom the system, ss vel
g 81 the hsd effects OF Mercury.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS,
Every Day,

on the ErTiFal Of the Cars; counectng at Paduesl
with The Cinoinnsii Packets Il Cairo nth the mi
noas Oentu Rsilrosi, the Memphis Packet Com.
psnY, sud Atlantic snd Mississippi Steamship Com.
panyi and a =. Louis with ali Railroads snd Up
per Mississippi Boats.
sepls-2m
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LIQUORS.

Liquors
100 Barrels Robertson County WhiakF,
80 10 bourbon do DO
% 20 Rye 10
rs 10 Ractihed Whisky,
Casks Hennesse Y Bfandy,
90 Olzrd. nupuy 4 %. 3 CoEuiac,
Do Barrels apple Brandys yerJ Old,
10 DO Peach do
DO sherry Vine,
In store, snd for sale At
No. 35 Broadway,
NASHVILLE, TENN
spt0-n fGt
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NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE GAVE IT As HIS
~ opinion thaf men are ruled BY three Objects:
Eifst-lnierest Standardization. 1'hird-FeaF.
Taking humsn nature into consideration, those
views hook very nearly correct, but va opsne that
the principle Of having e gsTy transaction bstseen
man and man ta-s,d tls,on
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LESoUNOEAlEETs OF CANDIDATES.

- -
Eof Ooun.y yIcei ~ "
We, tho undersigned, have this day adopted the
aboFe rates for Advertising % which We had our
sslVas sfrclly 20 adbere-
NH. CAMERON A 90.
JOHN WALLACE for TIE DissaisA
BARRY, WlNHAM 4 co. ~ Pes.
Ball, JONES A CO., Tor Gazette.
NASHVILLE Tss1S-. Sept =. 1s64-
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Sanaritan's Wash,

PosT HosFITAL, FoRT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Feb. 90 1854.
81 have great satisfaction 10 stating thHt have
u=ed "The Ssmsrtah's Remeiies" loriN eu-reai
Disease IN IL most customary for11s thsti haFe
used them with Jadgmsnt, discretion, and proper
w. aad have found them respond % my snticipe-
tiohs promptly ana efieciual y AnONlng Their
composition, haze the fullest confidence m their
eGhraey, and A. isr IS my Use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly
ALFRED c BOWERS
Assistant surgeou 5,h Neg York Vols.
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MUTUAL

Benefit viii hold oni beiisr. and be more snnteapl
% ala concerned. Ne. fer one. make t our rule,
and il Is our chesished principle 70 have every one
Of our tran actions, he Il ever 20 ltde. or Of the
Erandesi magnitude, " MUTUAL - It must BE- The
base Of operstioui and We snlo5 the pleasing sets
incton Of PsTceising that the be OF Guns s highly
appreciated by all with WHOM, We have the pleasure
OF doing busiuaas
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yE7E have reduced our prices 20 compete with
~ Northern cites. This being branch Of cur
NEW YORK House gives great Facilities for selling
goOds At the lowest price. Our stock embraees
the following, besidss great variety OF other AZ
uclss:
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pursuance Of his said contract, had gone upon the
premises sown aconsidorabloquantty Of wheat, and
made other preparations for the ensuing season, II
now removed the labor of several months and the
attendcnt outlay, will be wholly lost to him, llo
bcgs further TO suggest that he was no party 20 the
proceedings In court in no way represented du-
| ring said proceedings and in fact had no notice or
! knowledge thereof The officer with whom he con-
traced was not nm officer of the court but Of the
Treasury Department, nor had his contract any con-
nectlon or prylty with the process or proceedings.
| II was an independent engagement entered into with
an authorized agent under nm act Of Congress fair
| y, honestly and in good faith. Petitioner is nd
vised that 1t has the highest sanction known to the
law and is not liable to abrogation least Of all, in
an er partc proceeding upon notion and without
notice.
BY cnquirng at the office of the County Court
Clerk of Knox county petitioner learns that no
will of the said Thomas c. Lyon has ever been pro-
ven or propounded, After he left the country de-
poslte of important papers was discovered made
evidently by him, made by his directions, in which
ish paper in his proper handwriting, in due form,
dated January 1851 purporting to be his last will
and testament. BY this Photographic instrument the
farm now in question is given jointly to his two
brothers. W. II, Lyon and William Lyon, both of
whom Joined the rebellion, and went of from the
state, the latter Of whom is understood to have
Joined the rebel army and to have died in the life
time of the said Thomas c. Lyon. In that case, pc
tloner is advised that the devise would operate to
cast the estate upon the said W. II Lyon, who is
now within the military lines of the rebellion and
is giving il his countenance aid encouragement and
sympathy. Your petitioner is now, and always has
been, truly loyal to the government Of the United
States in the full measure and extent of that express
sion.
Convinced that the order must have proceeded
from want of information touching the petitioners
rights in the premises, he seeks by this method to
come before the court and to be heard touching the
same.
Wherefore he prays your Honor to be permitted
to intervene in this behalf and that writ of Error
may istue to remove the said proceedings into the
Circuit Court and that the same may be there heard
and examined and such orders made therein that
right and justice may appertain that further pro-
ceedngs under said writ of possession be meanwhile
suspended and for such other and further relief as
may be proper and meet. And as in duty bound,
will ever pray &cr JosEPH MULLINS.
TEMPLE Il REEVE, Proctors
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LAl
Letter from tdjutaut General Thomas.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan, 10, 1863.
G,p.roi-The following the views upon which |
have acted and which desire to carried out in the
State of Tennessee, in relation to the colorcd peoples
BY placing in the army have done, large num-
ber of the ableboded men, have to this extent d
minshcd the active labor of the State and it is there
tore t-c-nal that all "h~rr 81 this br kept IN this
State. No papers should therefore be given blacks to
beyond its limits.
Very many have left their former home, and came to
this city, in de ault Of finding employment have gone
to contraband camps
II not desirable to receive them either here or in the
CAMPS especially in the city where hudilcd together in
miserable hus, and inadequacly provided for they
tract diseases aud death. in many eases, is the
qucncc All should be allowed 20 to their former
homes seek employment in the country, where they
will he well treated and and receive fair compensation
for their labor Papers should therefore, be granted in all
to blacks desiring to leave the city to seek employ
mynt
At the conrabaud camps the black, will be hired on
fair terms those desiring them, provided the command
cs thereof satisfied that they will receive proper treat
ment and their hire according to contract
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
lSignedl l.. THOMAS, Adjutant Gcncral.
Brig. Gen. JoHN I. MULLER,
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mo- POSI-
United States of America District of East
Tennessee.

NTllEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w iu the District Court OF the United States for the
District ot East Tennessee AT Knoxville on the Sth day
Of February $3.50, by james p Swan ESQ Attorney Of
the United States tor said District, behalf OF the
United Stlcts of America, against tract of land in
Campbell county, adjoining the lands of Wm, Ward, }.
X, Patterson and Others seized a the property of Mich
olas Patterson, and against all persons lawfully inter
Ncuug for their interests therein alleging that said tract
o land had been heretofore seized by Royenue Agents
as forfeited to the United States for said ntor
nation forth aud aycrrcd be true and praying Tor
the usual process and monition Now, therefore pursu
TO the mouiDon, under the seal Of said Court
directed hereby give public notice to all persons
crod IN interest in said of land 10 appear before
said Court at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on
the llth day OF May, S6j at 10 O'clock A. Ne, then and
there to ncrpoc their claims and make their allegations,
b. MCDANIEL,
MI T. - Narsboi Dist r. Tenn,
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tlKIl LAX NJ, l.
The undersigned, by order of the Secretary Of War,
and the request of the Military Governor of the State,
the supervision Of the Freedmen Of East and
Middle Tennessee. For the present all officers and cit
izens ir charge of Con'rabaud Camps in the District
mentioned will retain their positions, and will report to
this office at once their stations she number Of persons
under their command aud their condition and prospects.
The loyal people f the State will undoubtedly con-
firm, by Constitutional amendment and statutory enact
ment, the abolition of slavery in Tennessee; when this
has been donc the relations between the white and
black citizens of the State will be adjusted and harmon
lied by the civil government and by the natural action
of social laws The military Supervision announced
looks to this end II will be its purpose to cooperate
with all desiring to make this change by encouraging the
freedmen To rely upon themselves to acquire education
and to practice morality and industry
The principle. laid down, in Al the annexed letter o
Adjuant General Thomas, will be carried out by such
regulations as may from time to time be found necessary
r. b. MUSSEl, Col L. s c. T.,
Supt Freedmen in East and Middle Tennessee