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Uprising Of the Negroes In Jamnica

NEW YoRK, Nov. S1.-The Express
prints the following: 1g5G - = -
Tho Havana steamer arrived ut this
port this evening, and brings the con-
firmatory news of tho uprising of the
negroes in Jamaica. HerG IaIesty's Com
sui Mt this port it is said is in receipt of
dispatches of the utmost Importance.
Many reyolting murders have been per-
istrate had been shockingly multi ated.
his fingers and toes cut off and then
murdered, after which the negroes rip
ped opened his bowles. Tho mutiny
was spreading rapidly Mt last accounts,
and the greatest alarm prevailed among
the whites. H--9
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 8l.-The funeral
services attendant on the death of Col.
Ulrich Dahlgren were celebrated to-day,
The President and Cabinet and a large
number of army and navy officers were
present with hundreds of others in tile
first Presbyterian Church, to which
place his remains were conveyed.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecier delivered
an address on the beneficial results OF
the war, though ut the sacrifice of life,
and eulogized Col. Dah1gren in this
connection. f'95
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Petroleum dull and unchanged.
Flour dull; super S-OOaS 60 extra 8. Is,
Whent dull. new red at 2 2On2 so. old
do. 3Oa2 IS, white 6Oa3 90. Corn
steady; yellow at S4aS5c. Wh!5Sy-all
qualities slightly adYance6i sales ut
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Baltimore Market.
-, .,si BALTIMoRH, OCT. II

.t,,-.ga BALTINoRE, Oct, 81.
Flour very dull and heavy. Wheat
firm; red at 55a2 90. Corn steady, at
S3a85 for new white. Seeds firm; clover
20. Provisions dull and heavy. Su-
gar dull d1 and declining. Whisky dull
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NEW YoRR, Oct. 3l.-No further
deaths among the passengers injured in
the st: John disaster arc reported to-
day. The steamer will at once undergo
Lyons, married Inst Thursday and
scalded to death on Sunday, took place
this p. 81. at st. Luke Church.
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Onmer0 MnrIref

iiOswEGo, Oct. 81.
Flour steady at o 90 for No. sprinpl
10 so for red winter, IL so for white and
1880 for aoubley extra. Wheat dull,
No. i Milwaukee club as. c Oats scarce
and nominal. Barley in better demand.
Rye dull; Canada 90. Canal Freights
steady.
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The Gold Market.

NEW York, Oct. 3l.LGold is firmer
under the foreign news. The, decline
in 5-20s and in cotton and the dullness
of trade at Manchester is considered as
fayoring an export of gold from this
side, and hence the quotations are a
fraction higher. Thequotations opened
at 1853 and closed Mt 146. 3ifS5
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Nets Yorls lroner nrnrl.e,.

NEW York; Octy 5l.
Money active and steady at per
cent, Sterling Exchange dull and low
er, at 1081l9l09. Gold q shade flrlner,
opening at 146, declining to 145Js, and
closing at 1867.
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Toledo Mnrkef

.s4.t TOLEDO, Oct. 81.
Wheat shade easier; old white Mich
tgan 2 20a2 81; new / S3aI 81; old am
Der Michigan 2 OF; new / siI<aI S2I<.
Corn steady and firm Mt Gle. Oats steady
Mt 4Oc. .--..--..- Z -.
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BuHalo market.

5ul BUFFALO, Oct. 81.
Flour dull. Wheat firm; light mill
ing In demand; No. 1 Milwaukee spring
MT 90. Oats Ssc; hot SOa82. Barley
Canada 10. Rye nominal. Whisky
firm; held at %. Pork 50 90. FreIghts
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER DAMASCUS

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 3l.-The steanl-
er Damascus from Liverpool on the
10th, via Londonderry, Goth inst, has
passed this point en- route to Quebec.
LONDON, October 20.-Consols SgaS91s
for money. The bullion in the Bank OF
England has increased to 1900; Uni
ted States 5-2Os 641Sa6491; Erie shares
575<a5S1f; Illinois Southern S3H.
tits generally believed that Earl Rus
sell will accept the Premiership, but
nothing official has yet transpired, the
Queen being in Scotland.
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4lnes' sensatton N eWs---EheC Cholera
IN PaFts-.-De Averaging 300 pes
Day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
The steamer CITY of Boston. from Liy.
erpool on the 18th, via Queenstown on
the 10th, arrived this morning.
The steamships -Movarian. CITY OF
Cork and Bavaria had arrived out.
Lord PalmeFston is dead.
The steamer United Kingdom, "a DAYS
out from New York, for Glasgow, ar
rived at Rathmallin with her machinery
disabled.
Lord Palmerston had been seriously
ill for some DAYS, rom the effect Of a
cold. The symptoms had been very
alarming. but. he stead w improved. On
the night OF the 18th. however. n bulle-
tin was issued to the effect that he had
become worsessince morning. and tLnt
it could not be disguised that he was
seriouslyill. TelegTams were constant
ly being sent to the Queen. at Baln1or.ll.
Lord Palmerston would have completed
his Slst wear on the 10th of October. / +
The sensation news published by the
Times that Mr.. Seward recently sent
peremptory dispatches to France, con
tinues to attract attention, but it was
generally regarded us wholly unfound-
ed, and This view was confirmed by the
AIorayian's news. The Times contends
that let this remonstrance be what 4
may, GOODNESS has recently arisen be-
tween France and America.
The Star pronounces the Times news
entirely baseless; a mere absurdity.
The Paris Temps SAYS the deaths from
cholera in that city, were averaging 200
per day.
RIO, Sept. 25.-Uraguayana is close
ly invested by the Brazflians. but had
not been taken.
CAPE OF COOP HOPE, Sept. 13.-The
Basuto war continues. int Mnshesl, had
sued for peace. :
BoNIRAY, Oct. s.-Cotton materially
advanced. Cotton goods are also nd
vancing here and Mt Calcutta.
LONDON MONEY MARKHr.-The funds
on the 18th were firmer, but closed
rather flat under the discouraging re-
ports of Lord Palmerston's Health
Consuis closed at s8N for money.
The denial of the statement that Mr..
Seward had recently sent peremptory
dispatch to France. produced n good Of
feet. Money was in good demand at
the Bank on the 18th. Rates unchang-
ed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17-eyening,-The
Cotton sales of Monday and Tuesday
add up 81, 1000 bales. a further Slight
ADVANCE took place ON Monday, especi-
ally on Egyptian. To-day the markct
was rather a uiet, but prices were firm
" maintained. The receipts were large.
The Manchester markets strong, pri-
ces an average higher, but business has
only been done to n small extent. Fa-
yorable adyices from India have exert,
ed a good influence on tho market.
Richardson, Spence & Co. and Wake
field. Nash d Co., report flour quiet but
steady. Wheat firm nj fnlI rates of last
week: winter rcd % al n a. iGd Gbica@o
and NIilwnukee % n rs sd per centFi.
Corn OTiet hut stnnflyy. yn;rod 0Cs, "a !,
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LATEST CoAIAfERCIAL,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.-The cotton sales
for two days were IL, 600 bales tho mar
ket dull with n decline of 1E91d.
The Manchester market Is inactive
and prices are easier. Breadstuffs-the
market is firm. Corn is quiet. Provis-
ions-market buyant and supplies near
ly exhausted.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Consuls closed at
SSS@SSA for money. United States
5.2Os 81.
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DETROIT, oct. 81.4The late IRE in the
Michigan Central Railroad freight de
pot in this city causes no detention OF
the business and the facilities for the
prompt handling of freight are as good
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- WHEELING, April 18th, 1885,
MeSHS, hTCCABE, KRAFT Il Co. 1enHeIneH.-
Having used IErRfts DtnrThoea Compound, for
Camp DiAIThua, with which have been
deeply afnicted for almost one month, dlloiher
remedies dried hntalV JnileI and finding Il not
take pleasure In recommending Il to the IN
vOEa6le notice ofall who may be alike nf1icted
Chaplain 18th w Va. Infantry.
MoUNnSYILIE, Marshall Co., w, Va,
MesTE. McCABE, KRAFT & Co, gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe Dlnrrhoea. tried
the remedies OF several physicians but with.
ont any etiect was advised by my friends
% come home. / was completely broken
down and proRtrated. Upon arriving at hoIneN
4WaS adEtSed to Try RraftS Dtarrhua Conn
pound. One bottle III o0llpIe te9y cured ne dis
eCtSe and FeslOred ElJ health. am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to an az
Acted with this terrible disease.
MeEArs, MCCAHE, KRAFT e Co., Genlenien:
Last summer was attacked with q very
severe DiaFFhoeA, from which suffeFeti for
some three weeks tried VnFiOuR renlelieS
but was unable to check the disease at last
pFoouRed bottle Of tlKraftS Di0FFhoeo CONS
pound one bottle entirely cured LGe tliSeGSe,
and restored me to my usual health. IifAlre
pleasure IN recommending this Valuable med-
3cine, as have proved its virtues in my own
case, and SEEN It tried by otheESWith the same
good results. Is. h ADnESueS.
Formerly Master Machintst b. & ORR,
y = lf1sfs = Wheeling. w Va
McCABE, KRAFT& Co, Wholesale Drug
BiStH, Wheeling, VIVA, Sole ProprietorS, to
Wnom an oFdeEB should be 0ddfes8ed.
n F3r sale In bridgeport by WEST q MITGH
IIlayls-sm
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 81 1.-The CONNER
calls special says it is understood thnt
Secretary McCnlloch will recommend
income tax. Is 80
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PHmApELPHIA, Oct. 3l.-The total
receipt Of the fair for the Soldiers and
Sailors Home forseven days amounts
70 S44,QOO' II will continue during the
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WAsHIYeToN, Oct. 31.-The Postmas-
ter General has ordered the mail service
on the Alabama and iF1orfda and the
Montgomery and West Point railroads.
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NORWICH CoNN., oct. s1.4Asa Finch,
the wen known manpfact urer and mill
ilionaire, of FitchVille, Conn, died Nom
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NEW YoRK, Oct. Stood opened and
closed at 146.
The Herald's Washington special
says:
Mr.. Torbert, formerly President of
can't for pardon, was loudly declaim-
ing last evening at a hotel against the
justice Of any Interference in the mat
ter of the Southern States paying their
debts.
The Freedmen's Bureau is making an
extensive report relative to the school
system among the freedmen.
Several bogus notes of a large de-
nomination have been, received at
Washington, having passed through
the hands of several of the sub-treas-
ury. The President has not yet taken
up the case.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
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has HereF failed In single ilSfdglee, where the
disease has baftled the skill of even the most
Gkillful physicians. "s'.
KRAFTs DIARRHtEA COMPOUND has been
in use fora number of years, and by its timely
aid has saved the lives of hundredS.
This medicine Is a purely scientific prepara-
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest Call-
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No Family should be without Il,
Do not hesitate 70 try KRAFT's DIARRHRA
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Mare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on Stewards Run, known as tfe Cox
Farm, 2lG miles from EIlenhorn, Richie co.
w. Virginia. -
This land 8 situated within the great oil
pelt % West Virginia, In Richie county, and
ueYeIo pnnents are being SUCCESSFULLY made an
aLo1nd II Good wells Of the best lubFIeating
OH having been struck within the last ave
months not far nom the land.
1ltle pef1ect. For further information in.
or 70 the undersigned, in Wheeling w Va
where plotscan be seen at any time
STEIN BROS.
10. GoT. MAIN and MDnrOe Streets,
0et<4Su Wheeling, W, Va.
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New York Cnt1Ie lTarket.
The current prices for the week at,all
markets are as follows :

markets areas follows: :, = - -
Ia BEEF cATTLR. ..=a.ls.,.
First quality, per head ,..,.,Sl7 6O@1s,Oo
Eairto good .......,. IA OOCal7 81
common quanty..........:.... u 00913 SO
Inferior quality ....,............ 10 OOC8I2s OO
y COWS AND CALVES. so-A 8
Extras, per head -. OOCaI9O o.
First quality !Hag...!Ii.4..gi65 Goa IS Ca
ordinary quality e.,..,.,,.,.. IS 0O(9 go 90
common quality, IS O0(9 As 90
tfteFtor quality 1900. 50 OO9 IS 90
y VEAL. CALVES. 'i'siiit- '.f5ii
First quality, per !. -!
Ordinary quality ....s11if(dl2
common quality ........!i........ a1<(SlI %,
INFERIOR quality. .;,........ 8 a Ok
to g sHEBP AND LAMBS.
Extras, per head..................S OO(6lO 90
Prime quality.............,,.... GOA Z 90
Ordinary qqahty.:.,.-.,,- ,.......4, 500. 5 so
,,.....,.4 259 so
'769 p
= -'i II SWINE. aH,1Ht ylsaaa
Heavy corn fed, per n $780, :. 1<@14ss
Light and medium!..ss.I.......I.l3 (0l39S
sun O.........l2 OBJ
There was-no decided, change in the
complexion of the beef cattle market
TINS week MS compared with last, The
cattle We're scarcely so good MS last
week, yetithey werefull as good on the
ttSefage u anu prices were nearly the;
me, though the average price was n
Urine lower, say 81 so per 100 lbs, MAX
ing 1t about l4c per lb. 1T Is difIicult 10
sell except at low prices. Mich cows,
We're irregular, varying from SS0to 500:
Netlls We're steady ut the quotations.
Sheep and lambs were rather lower per
ID, but the average Of prices per head
We're about the same, Hogs were heavy
and prices somewhat, lower, us above.
yards for this week and last week were
as follows: fttEf'f : t'''7St
Cows!
Veal Calves. I5IR3
Sneep and. Lambs, ..-.......,..,........26,SS 2
:, 40
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
- - JOHN H. ROBINSON,
l5S Main street, enst side, few doors north OF
Union street,
Sign Of he Big Black Boot,
now offers to the citizens of Wheeling. the
largest and best assortment of goods HI hIs
line, suitable for fall and winter wear. He
mas Just returned from the east, making his
own selection from the most reliable houses
IN Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Hav-
ing bought his goods entirely for cash, from
inst hands, 1t enables him to sell at the very
do well to give him a cali as he is Geterinineii
not to be out-done by my other establish
ment. Quick SlleS and small profits Is the
motto. DON'T fall to call ut 15S Main street.
John bishops old stand. sepl8
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-E1lE14E PLACE 10 BUY A GOOD AND
cheap aFtlcia n Toilet, Bath or Shaving
1IS.I e q Odd Fellow Han
i sss.9sssl 80 a1i1f.,I Diai -lasl o9et9
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NEW YoRK, oct. 81 The EnelishSap-
italists gayea bang 10 their american
friends last night. g,.I5 - - l...7F! Z
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

l-l3IaILLllLNII.W L1-s
s. LUMAN,...,.......... ....P Proprietor.
HNHIS HOTEL IS LOCATED NEAR THE
business portion OF the city : -
all trains. SaI,S5NlS1n =
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The Latest Market Reports
FOREIGN NEWS.

Arrival of the City OF BostOn.-Deatl
OF Lord PaImerStOn-.-The London
Times Sensation NeWs--LThe Cholera
I'm PaFis---Dentlls Averaging 800 per
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LoSDoN, Oct. l9.-Lord Palmerston
died on the 18th at O:35 o'clock a. M.
Great anxiety prevailed yesterday to
know the result of his illness. Bust
ness in the stocks exchange and other
quarters was almost suspended, and n
deep and universal regret is expressed
will probably succeed him, Lord Clnr-
enden taking the Foreign Office. But
nothing official has trnnspired.
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Bigland, Athia & Co., and Bruce, Nc
Anti1fe u Co., report beef firm for fine,
which Is scarce. Pork is also scarce
and higher prices paid. Bacon steady.
Lard2very limited supply, consequent
ly little is doing. Butter quiet but firm.
Cheese in good demand and rather
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The Highest Premium

The Committee reported:-taThe Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine makes the LOCK-
STITCH, and ranks hf0hest on account OF the
elasticity, peimanence, beauty, and general
desirableness of the stitching when done, and
the widerange offs application" -
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Produce-Sugar in good demand ut
at about former rates. Rice active Mt
full quotations. Crude Petroleum
small sales, while refined oil is 2ls lid
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Sugar in good request at an advance
of Cd per cwt. Coffee steady at full
prices. Tea quiet and easier. Rico
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ID ECEIVED THIS MORNING, a LARGE
,ENl stock OF extra IaFge and eheau Bed BIan-
kets, also common dark Army Blankets-7
oel8 J. 8. RHODEa.
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ATTACHMENT
J.H. Dsnzidsen ". Jshu q. Stewart.
d. r,tatss ft4Asf. FROM f,stt..

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TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
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"a 5isksnsl sisacAuasns ssslpt ihr csiss as-f
TelaIa-5e hl4oft 3 G isns tnstet 50 No.
lsf Boans eoasts an haftnf ace leslcd Ia -
persys Il L ogisftI - sat justice ia. t 4ntA{ s,
belrs aim "a liz "a ~ ia Hioan rnaagy, tir *, -
April lsa 81 A. vii be prose- al M Fage y Be- fafs
sasrs6 skst ais nsllsc b PuAisAa 81 oer snfr
ssrSs-sfpfs sAarEI. a w4f4sas.tF
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cassell Qeecner ". D. =. Rincsis.
7 THIS rAITSE TT k5pF APPS isl

IT : 7
IL thc Allegations Il iho tl that the seianf t.u-fs.i.
ant Of fhr fsea 81 ffnsuesc u s efdcr fhas
uadc 81 fnr siie ssels 81 nrsNnlsNs " he nel,-
ma d2ferdahi y afsr sad ankc eisasc said i
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ATTACuHEENr-

George Delap W. Leroy Brown
It'll rlsiaila Gu aaaas sayH tha defendant D. indebted 10
hi and ahssonas fcurcas himself shat Tho ordinary
rTcS BE- served upon him. Wing ebtsns nn orri.
Esl steetnt against the ciafe ~ tho defendant made NJ.
turratc beiofe saa Wscman Jasficc 81 Peace for
Cam bell county Tenn 4 ersFsd hy sa a.ies thet the
desa aps1Er before him. cdensv On
g1tb daY - April. 1885, u VII - frieeded with a
rarts II further ef1errd that this alhli.hc y
fcrr ueaks u hroWniev = Fhf
letff.ffr JAMES A NIsFafkN d. a
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,r ,,r,a On afsdavlf says the defendant j. indebted 70
49, si eesoon5s conccss nstf tbat lbs 80 iussy
"a lax cannos serftd tlon HIN, and kae obs lined
- ns attachment against .nr estate. INSIDE letareahe
No. Wa G. Uaen Juftlce y fAe 4eace fer AcAEnn
srfr and tho sane havnr been lowed his property u
ordered By eSa Justice that the dciepianf nfer before
him s oace "a A1heus Team. Ef 18th dss q Nofen
Ter next o. the sarae Be pTo@edcd With paTif II 2
farther ordered Is saS Justice that ts notce ~ paa
- - - - IN q ousFS a.
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TTfz p.sasiG a3sslt. sas tSo aeen3pnt !, 70 ss =
him. ard abscoB5t that process cannot ~ serfe ei2h
him having obtained original sitecasnt aesisst ne 81
tate OF Tie defendar. Feturreele be5c N. G. owe
Justice or Mciup county and The safaf
bssn es.od % properly ~ l cfdErd tbas ~ efssn
srrear bfsrq him II lis ofce Athens Tenn Tie ltfh
day Hoseiab nexs, Il s be proeaeded with 3 psfts
Il "a further ordered thai this notice b. Published 90 osr
successive velks 81 BToTniqa's Wig.
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FFsHx plaintiff % adasll says lhs has she
him aad ascesds or coecea's "a lasinz obtained
process Of cenno3 be serFed rn made
A. orikfaAi attachment agains % - resce 50 sim
before wn g Owen justice lesea on his proprtys Ii
81 - ,N Js.e the defendant appes bsiore
= orssea ~ ~ nn she 18th day Of Novenl-
rla ~ ~ 49, - III proceeded with psre. II =
e5 s.1,, % ~ o. justice that sass nofce - published
fsr fcss weeks IN BreTr 'e wu . a,rrxfs r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
80 Meplall r.. ~. /. LaI.rlr

YE pspsh On afdaslt says The sssBdAns IL Indebted %
him abcondr that Droceas cannot &c served upon
6! haviBg ottacs original attachment asRnst The es-
faie 81 the dsfsndaat rtnrnAhla before Ww G. owen,
Jofcs ogfhs esss for HsHnn county and te sas sssn
beer s0pey ~ is ordered b. eae justice that
fhs dendaDf appear befosS hin bs oce n Atbns Tcn
18th dsy ~ kcsepsbe next or Il VII Be pT0eecaed
peFss u faTfasS ordefd that this noc he pub
4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
cHAEoERY coURT-Jacksborough.

October kulet, 1862.
Jas ,. Erwin aud others, Ben. +. Kncal and others
appears from rae aiegaiot II thr b In this cause
hat defendants, a. D. Kiusad. John Kincaa and Mar.
ctua 81 Alnead RESIDENTS Of tho State ordered
hf publication b. made Tor four successive IN Brown
ls Nhs uois ms ggid defndants 20 appoar before the
hsntcrf fturf, Ja,kf5nreush, the aib Monday Of
ntc6tf ibsn and there his defence 10 the biz
The WI - taken faf confessed -e for heafing
paric o. O. him.
p. II. BRAToHEH. cav
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
Hi Carroll VI. Wm. L. LsaeFty.
THE PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT

\ says defendant Indebted 10 him and abseonds o.
himself hat The Ordinary 81 lev cannot De
served him having obtned original against
be Of The defendant, made Eeurnabe before james
justice Of Tie peace Tor 1cBL county Tennessee
having levied The deieneAntf property
u said Justice that The defendant seAT before
lin oflcs Athens, Actisnn county, Tennessee,
the l5h day Of Eoveheg 1865 Il I'll Be proceeded with
parse. Il 10 farther ordered that this notice be publish
Cd ior four successive weeks n DroNBloE's Wig.
wa. G. Owen, j. p.