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to reliuquIsh its right to the Maryland and
Virginia Bridge Company, and donate the
same to jefferson county.
Mr.. Scott made report from the com"
mittee on enrolled bills.
A communication was read from the
Auditor in reference to the resolution ask
ing him to inform the houGe with reference
70 the sheriff and the collector Of taxes IN
Gilner county. Referred to the commit
tee on Taxation and Finance.
The House agreed to the Senate amend
ment to the the House bill to provide for
the sale of the property of minors in certain
cases. Also to the SenRtes amendment to
the bill to amend the Law in regard to Boards
of Supervisors so as to compel them to post
an account of the receipts and expenditures
of the county in some public place, at
stated periods.
The Senate bill to compel the banks Of
this State to redeem their issues in legal
tender notes, was ordered to its second
reading Also the Senate bill to increase
the salaries of the Adjutant General and
Qaartermaster General.
The Seuate joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of this State
10 prevent rebels from voting, was read
first time.
The Senate bill for the relief Of John
Slack, late Sheriff of KRuawha county
was read a second time and committed.
The House bill to provide for the record
Jog in the Office of the Secretary of State
of deeds and other writings relating to
counties in which no records are kept, was
read q third time and passed.
Mr.. Bonar offered resolution of inqui
~ as to the expediency of amending the
law in relation to the collection of taxes
adopted:
Mr.. Holman presented the petition o.
citizens of Fairmont asking an increase o.
the corporate limits of the place. Referred
Mr. McWhorter called up the bill fol
the better organization of State Guards
which was ordered to its engrossment.-
The bill was subsequently made the order
of the day for Monday at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Golf offered a resolution of inquiry
as to the expediency Of, reporting bill fol
the; relief of Isaac Phares, late Sheriff o
Randolph county. Adopted.
Mr.. MGrew offered resolution calling
for the reason of the delay in the printing
of the report of the Board of Directors o
the West Virginia Hospital for the Insane
Adopted.
Mr.. Scott offered joint resolution pro
posing to celebrate the 22d of February
by causing the Farewell Address of Wash
ington to be read in the Hall of the House
Adopted. Adjourned.
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SIXTH WEST VIRGINIA CAVALRY.

S. G. Newman, ]. McMilleu, R. Kinney,
G. W. Powell, ]. S. Stanley, W. Tarltou, B.
A. Silsbury,J. n. Morgan, F. Nichols, D.
II. Fortuey, D ]. Stiffness, D. E. Dant, II,
P. Bush, G. W. Cliss, Isaac Teets, E. s.
WEIGH, George Watson, A. ]. Kelson, Jas,
F Moore, Q. NJ. Sergeant, ]. Cloudy Jr., r.
Piles, g. Nightingale, ]. Miller, W. Austin,
A. A. Cunningham, G. COffman, F. Gogley,
Geo. ], Mulsby, ]. N. Moore, G. McDo1-
aid, Philip E. Ruetts, ]. q. Volgard, F. II.
Desmott, F. Jenkins. G. G. Lang, ]. g.
Lang, Lawson J. Flowers, Samuel Hare.
Geo. W. DOlan, D. D. Riley, W. NJ. Riggs,
Richard Savage, George Golf, ]. Taylor,
Amos Tishue, John Garues, F. NJ. Grower,
Thomas johnson, Steward Tsgg, James
Stevens, Juo. Slater. W. H. BosIey, Geo,
Gutrey, W. q. Goold, J. E. Whiting, R. v.
Hawkins, Henry Gage, h. Courtney, SOL
onion Yancey, W. G. Thomas.
The following commissioned officers
were sent to Danyille, Va, Dec. 10, 1854:
Capt.4J. S. hyde, Co. E, 9Th W. v. cav;
lst Lieut.. ]. 7. Waiting, LIST. Lieut.. W. W.
Hickman, 2nd Lieut.. R. ". Blue, 2nd Lieut..
Geo. Bumgardner, Thos. E. Day, Capt, 9th
w. Va. cav, D. ]. R. Williamson, lst Lieut..
N6thi Henry Brayso, lst Lieut., Go. g; Geo.
". Miller, LIST Lieut., Co. d; N. ], Thayer,
3nd Lieut., Co. b; Geo. W. Burnett, lei
lieut., BAt'l H. LIST W. Va, Art; John E,
Morgan, LIST Lieut., Jas. R. Garrett, and
Lieut., Vim. R. Mcdonald, LIST Lieut. eth
Nv. Va, Inf'y.
Very Respectfully, &C., W. r. HICKS.
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THR OTFBNsR Is RAAK.-We hold it in.
exusable in any person, male or female,
when they subject Ne to an aunoyance
which very little trouble en- their part
would obViRte. Especially is this the case
were the unfortunate possessor of q bad
breath will persist in Misunderstanding and
intrpding his vieWB upon us, to our mani.
fest mental aud physical discomfort. If
these good people would use the HUzodont
It would not only render them acceptable
acquatntouoes, but would at once greatly
improve their teeth and breath. Sold by
ALI Druggists. febl7-3teod.
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TIFTH WEST VA. CAVALRY.

Geo. B. Tonlin, William Buokler, Hugh
Phelps, Miles Swe9ney, T. E. Doloff, Ma.
than Taylor, Elijah Miller, John N. N1tter,
Emory Malone, VIM. LouIher, Jno. W. Da
Wis, VIM. Cadis, Wm. Heron, Cornelius
Cullen, Jno. Brsnner, Jas. E. Hughes, Ja!t
cob D. Bullipgsley, SerR't; Jas. P. Mclean,
Private; Juo. T. Truxell, Jerome Rrooks,
Serg't; Peter Mcmahon, Private; Wm. Mar
tin, Nicholas Rupell, Walton Marshal, ].
w. Chemp, Vim. Jameson, VIM. a. Hold;
Michael Burmese, Jno. Moon, W. Black,
hamilton NEG Quincy, G. Marker. Jno. Reud,
Thompson Means, Bruton Myers, Perry
Dotson, Dorsey Booker, Levi Crows, B. E.
Carson, Louis Wagner, J. R George, Syl-
Vester Lardurt, Daniel Gorrue, James s,
James, Edmund Smithley, Robert P. Smith.
ley, Oliver James, George Thomas, George
Ackers.
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West virginia Prisoners In Rich
mond.

Editors Intelligencer
Going out TO Glen Easton few days ago,
l met with Mr.. Hicks, lately prisoner in
Richmond, and in accordance with a re-
quest from me, he has furnished me with
the following list of those known to him
in prison when he left, [January IA If
you deem it of public interest, it is at your
service.
Mr.. Hicks was connected with the Med
ical Department of the 7th West Virginia,
was. taken prisoner in front of Petersburg,
and was Internationally released, not be.
ing in arms-and was on his return home
when l met him on the cars. he lives in
Cameron. LUTHER RICE.
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U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
The FinaI OamnaIgn.

A Ii the signs OF the times combine TO ,bov The,
"a the present Il the hnAl campaign against IN
Vies, the spirit OF soldiers, the opipionS Of on
ottceTA the divisions, Decentralization, and nsncia
dtheultes 1.-THE enemy, assure Us that tho triumpb
OF Justice, liberty, aod peace Il at hand. =
Every energy should now be directed 70 prsnar,
our armies for the last desperate Struggle. fo ~
rebellion viii die a. it has lived, In blood. ESpe
ci9uy should those noble patriots who GhaII ~
called to oher their blood on the altar OF liberty h
prepared, 50 far as We eau prepare them, for mi
solemn serytse by Christian instruction and oarneSl
love Of Christ and Of country can aford shouS ~ ~
hand for their relief; should any RoIdieT bS a.
through our Lord jesus Christ pfo,entsd ~ I'M
aud without prayer TO God for mercy in his nan
This duty the delegates Of the Ohristian ComnsIS.
In ono bundled aud forty chapel tentu our ,oIdt..
now assemble daily 70 read the publ tionS M
ntshsd by the Commission, or to write letters Ia
loVeo ones at home and every night in the yveoE
and three times on Sabbath, most Of them i,sIns,
crowded with earnest WOIshIpperS, many Of SbnTS
Christian lives sixty additional Tent SrS 70 Lad
demanded The leading preachers Of our citisS AZ
Offering their SSrv ess and with voice ntfeSt th
presence Of tho spirit Of God in these asSembliSs
The Spring campaign has already opeDsj M !.
delegates Of the Commission are even M, 80
the wounded from DAbney's Min and HStchSE5s
general engagement, and al outlay of LT. AZ
thousand dollars for battle field stofeS 41"u1 ~
70 Ie,S SssESSasy as trsas.yy Is empty Tho
4. IN In.
ySstuonts Of capital ltu only reliance a. oI I
6 6Sen LAita 10 ood aud in Gcd's people. FhS r.
Hod'1 work. He VII provide the means forIt ~ -.
cry Christian L His agent. To sach We nov amy
Tor Immediate hRlp. ~" ePPeAl
WIN every returned delegate at once aDpo,,, -,
adares neetinEo IN his own locality, tell NbsS ~
has seen end hard In the amy AID Sscot t.'s HS
i0TSa5d the offering! Of ohrIItIaa atTiotiSmi Aho
10 the LadiOS Aid * cIetIss aud ChSIs.Js,, a..
nli.ops We eoabdontly SPPOaI, that thsV ITnNSS5t
atsly lot about SolieifnE indIviduNi
iSom tholr friends, and, Githt at VaiilnV b.
lAEge snmA' forward them ~ East ~ Sneoivs1 ~
e{,l - dsStrGd write % II RSpS Sft,.t
fhu!dnlphiA. Mother, wife would vo1 ~ IootI
Eve SnS e aio % tie ssd, without ssy % ~
hin and gnsr prayer for hls dopaFtInS SoSi
,.I;H W. ministers unite ia hOldlsg ChFIsliaa oo,,.
l.on meotlDgI IN Iholr respective to,gs nm.
SAtiag fog the SiOts Of aRSntg "a ~, it...oat
o. tasH Congregations The PRIVILEGE Of ~
~, iso aIaount ~ stoa ~ possible 70 IN.
Ivy o2aVe1lo hFnpeh Of the Christian uo,nrSi.
- q % the TrOAsuTeF, Mr.. JeSoph PHitSrs. -
ne "eIteTn Bank, Philadelphia -
o., oE0A9H n. bTUART,
o.a, UhAiEnAn ChTiltIan GommISSlsn.
Hank street, thIla6a.
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Notice.
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE of a deed of trust, dated 4th April,
ID 1883, from WalIaston Kimberly to me, recorded
in the Recorders ONCE for Ohio county in Book 49,
PIP IS and u, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2QD DAY OF
MARCH, 1865, at the front door of the Court House
bered eleven in the addition to the Town OF South
Wheeling called Lagrange, in the county of Chic.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
fe20-3tdA4tW Trnstea.
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SherIf's Sale.
TARY JANE REEzER, Complainant,

MARY JANE FECzER, Complainant,
Margaret Q. fetssr, ct. elS., DEFENDANTS.
West Virginia, Ohio county ofRouit Court In Chan.
~ ~ ceEys
By virtue OF Q decree rendered by the OircuIi
Court Of Ohio county, State Of West Virginia. on the
4th day Of January, 1865, in the above entitled
cause, shall proceed to sell at Public Auction q
the front door Of the Court House Of said county
on Monday the goth day Of March, 1885, ct 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to the highest and best bidder the following
described property. viz: The undivided moiety Of
Lot No. 12 in Square No. H. in the addition to the
Cityof Wheeling laid out by James and James &
Baker, 1t being the same undivided moiety of the
same lot conveyed to John Jones and John Coulter
by said Bakers and their wives, by deed dated De-
eember 90 1856, and recorded in Deed Book 49, page
% Of the records of said county and of which said
undivided moiety James Fetzer, late of Wheeling
Petzer died seized; and also, the other undivided
moiety now owned by the complainant.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOSEPH sEYB0LD, Sheriff of Ohio Co.,
feb16-1m and as such, Commissioners.
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MARRIRD

February 18th, by Rev. ,. Bali, JA,rrs HIvxnrs.
S5 o6i0' aud MIS- lsASElLA NeRAnDIn, Of wheeling
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CAMEROa, WEsr w., Feb. Il, ,e5.

Mr.. Rice: ..--.-..-.-
The following is partial list of the Yves
Virginia soldiers confined in the Libby auC
PembertOn building, Richmond, on the
18th ult., viz:
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To Oil Companies ana IndiYId.
ualS Owning Wells.

THE advertiser desires to call attention to q new
i and recently patented process for the purpose
of recuscitatDg OIL Wells that have ceased to yield
and also to Induce the yielding Of Wells (Where
boring has been unattended by Buoces5 in good oil
bearing districts.
For further particulars address J. H. p, Box 1875
Post Office, Philadelphia, stating location, width
depth and proximity 10 yielding wells, and giving
general htAtory of the property. fe20-1w
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HouRe Tor Sad

A NICH VOllbuIlttVo EtoTv Srtc- -.
~ terI bath room. Etahle osrriaas ho,.s ~ ~
6oase Ge7 within three nfnuteS m ~ \, 80 -,
SaiS es,tn" ~ oa glXsn o. Tie q ApFiI. -
' dSsS 81 % F'os'd' A.0.PAA TRiSaE
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A BooK-KREPER on cLRRK -.
"a ular a. TO the hind Of busiuoss' fSs ~. y
l5StSSeneS can BE giVon Adarull = " ,,Sts g
e, OlalEsVlle1 Ohio. sg7.+ - ~. -
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Dissolution.

THE Partnership existing between Jane, NJ Dill
i Ion. John 8. Trimble, John p. Thompson and
George Hbberd, under the iirm name OF James NJ.
Dillon Co., was dissolved February LIST, John g.
TTimble retiring from the arm.
The business will be conducted as heretofore at
the old stand, 100 Market street. by the remaining
share in future. y 10
fe9o-IW JAMES NJ. DILLON & 90
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Land For Sale.
Land For Sale.
PriVate Residenee at Publio Sale

Private Residence at Public Sale.
TNHE subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
O'Clock his residence on Market street, one square
aud ahHlf above the I'd Ward Market. The property
Is well located being healthy, and more cleanly than
eight rooms, besides well finished garnet, with
four apartments in basement. The stories are IL
high and the whole work In the interior is equal
II not little superior to any other house In the
city. Gas, and cold and hot water in each story.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
febI6-td IA BRENTLINGRR
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Sltuation Wantad-
Situation Wante1

A 5 AC0oUNTANT on CLRRK. On f,,n
AddrOss J, P, Box 81, St OlaiTSTiIIe. obJo4 y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Draft Notice.
Nfnth Sub-DIstriCt.

TITIZENS Of the Ninth sub.District are earnestly
. I j requested TO meet at the American Han THIS
EVENING ct o'clock. All interested should at
tend 70 hear reports from Collecting and Recruiting
CompitteeE p. HILDRETH,
Se90 NJ Chairman.
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ExECUTIvE lEP ARTNENT NASHVILLE, TEY
NEssEE, May T. l665.-P. q. Mitchell, Esq.
Dear Sir: Your favor Of the Sth inst
wss received q the hands Of Maj. Mccain,
and would hae been answered sooner, but
for my absoce and pressing duties.
understand pu 10 represent the wishes
OF V. X. Stevenson aud others Of the chat
tanooga and Nashville Railroad, aud TO
propose that tbsy shall return to the Stats
with immunity from arrest by either civil
or military au 1'rIty.
The PROSTITUTION Of this great roed for
severa ears L the service of treason, and
the running Il Of its immense rolling
stock, consttund very high crime. Il
is treason 10 th, United states, and 10 that
Government thy must appeal for protect
ion. l have n. control over the Federal
armies, nor ave the Federal Courts hav-
ing jurisdic io OF their cases. Couse-
quenlly, canr0t assure hem that they
shall not De infested BIZ thu civil or mill
tary authorities True, I did say 70 the
officers Of the sank Of Tennessee, that II
they would ret-n the bank aud its assets.
they shoal net De molested. was induced
TO make this vgy responsible promise, Ter
the sake q p-cur.ug the return Of the
school fund ans the otter vast interests IN
vo!vei, believing the Federal authorities
bank now c00lly inform me shat "tho l.
stitution has been impaired By change Of
sscuriJiesi" From which / infer that Con
f-dsrEg6 bonds or notes ConsLitu part, ~
least, Of the assets Of the Bank. l have
INFO med them b 70 re-1 ming Coufeaera.e
paper gill not BE-, IN ny view, returning
,Le 6sssts 90 the Bank. Aud tits p Oh ab o
no further negotiations wiz take place on
this subject.
The result is that leave them 10 pursue
EAaIever course their wisdom may dictate
As for yourself appreciate your mos
uYes and do moi doubt our goou faith n
this mater, but I'd il i'm posi- Ole 70 comply
with your wishes.
Very Respectfully,
W. G. BE0WNLOw,
GnEernor % IauLessee.
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Geographic dispatch which viii be
found on our first page, states that there
De- O. division IN the Cabinat touching
che policy OF recognizing tie State
Governments ofthe rebel States. 1t Is
alleged that Mr. Stsnton and perhaps
Two other members OF the Cabinet favor
apolicy more radical than that which
President Johnson is Inclined to adopt
II appears thai the question OF negro
suffrage Is the stumbling block in the
Way OF perfect accord. As this is a
matter over which neither the Cabinet
nor Congress have any control, but
which bol0urst, under the Constitution
to the States exclusively, 1t ought not
to bee permitted 10 create discord in the
administration. Until the constitution
shall be so amended "a TO confer power
upon the General Government over
the subject OF franchise, no power
but the state Governments can confer
tho right Of suffrage upon negroes
This ls "a point which does not ADMIT Of
dispute Il would seem, therefore, alb
surd for the cabinet TO be disturbing
tbsir harmony by discussing forbid
den subject There is work enough for
the Government to do TO restore It's au
thorIty in the rebel States, and 70 pro
tect loyal citizens IN reorgsnizing the
,pn government II Mr. Stanton and
hrs a6hereuts viii devote their atten-
non 70 this Tor some months, pretty
exclusively, they will find ample en-
ploymeUt
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The Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
"a. YITcurEl 70 GOV. BaowxIow.

p. r. MITCHELL TO GOV. BRoWELQW.
ArGVsrA, May 4, ls65.-Gov. ". G. Brown
low-Desr Sir;-I arrived al Greensboro in
seven days from home-round the officers
% the Bank there with a portion OF the
Bonk-st once removed 20 Augusta. That
with al the balance is now safely deposited
in the vsults Of the Bsnk Of Augusta.
am glad, sir, 10 say 10 YOU they accept
your very liberal proposition, sad are now
fxing up the books, and viii, 5s soon as the
road ;s rebuilt from Atlanta 10 Dalton,
which am told viii not exceed q or 80
days, deliver the assets To where Il belongs.
This Will be delivered 70 you by Major
Richard Mccain, paroled prisoner, and
should you wish 20 send q messenger out
you can rely on him.
] wish % say a word about the Chatta-
noogs Railroad. II rs here with all its en- q
eines, say Is ia al, in fine order, aud will
make q fine showing. They have not lost
a locomotive in al this revolution, and
would, with pleasure, accept thesaias priv
iieTes q the Bank OF Tennessee has done,
which ] hope yon viii grant - once,
Shenls Won want messenger % send out
Nslo- \. Mccain YOU may rely on am
!, Collections "a TINS question from the fact
IA belongs 10 our state. ] viii Try with tho
ruthorities % hold until hear from you.
You can write BY Savannah care j. A.
Fisher. / Will renain for an answer for 3
while-if none, viii leave for home.
Trplv. ?. II. MIrcEELL.
P. s.--If you csn consistently VITA al
the facts IS YOU well know, give 70 the Pre-
sident. Superintendent aud balance Of the
oficers Of our Road, do 20 Al once, The same
etler you have done 70 cur Bank, which
'Ptii, AN assured, bo aooepted with plha-
sure, u await your answer.
Truly, p. y. MtF0Husk.
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Slgnlhcant Fact.

We would call the attention of all
who doub; the good policy Of restricting
d.. elective franchise in this Stste 70
supporters Of the Government of the
United States, to the subioined letter
from a gallant officer who has serv ed his
country with distinction IN the army,
sud IL vet in the service. The fact he
states is significant OF what loysl mer
NAV expect If the State is again opened
70 the control Of rebels and their aid,
ers and abettors, through the ballot
box
have lust learned that at = recent
81 ctiou in Bedford county, Tenn, FOR
constable in The sd civil district the
candidates. were s NJ Holt, Of abe 9TH
Tennessee cavalry, and fresh returned
rebel soldier, and that the traitor was
elected by large majority.
Mr. Holt know % be brave and
patriotic soidier-one who bears hon
CRADLE scars received battling for his
country. II there were no other evil
deuce than the fact that he belongs to
Stoke. cavslry-the terror Of traitors,
and the pride and sdmiration Of al
loyal peoples 3 warrant that cannot
be c-iusaid
Vow, Mr. Editor, wish 70 know if
'h's is b precedent rthe future7 It
may oe sad that this case is OF minor
Importance, but il is the principle IN
VOWED 10 which wish 10 can atten-
ton
After all we have suffered At the
hands OF these traitors, after Al the
blood and treasure that has been
poured out freely a. water over this
fair State 70 re.establish our national
Government, are We 20 turn and deliver
. over sgain into the hands of the reh.
els 2 By what right can q man who has
lent ah his power 70 overthrow the
Government hold oiRceg And bv what
right can citizen vote for a traitor %
hold an Office Of trust We who have
laid al we hold dear upon esrth upon
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House bill No g. amending section
III of the Code. Passed,
House bill No l06, repeating 3S09of
the Code. Laid over till next October.
Honse bill NJ 100, to change to a
county fund thetailrosd fund of Blount
county. Passed
House bin No79, TO establish claim
agency for Tennessee interests in the
city Of Washington Passed.
House bill No 81, 10 incorporate the
Memphis Ladia Institute. Referred
TO Committee on Education.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Duggan offered a resolution ex>
tending the working hours of the
House. Laid over till tomorrow.
MESSAGE FRoN SENATE.
A message from the Senate announ'
ced the passage by that body of vari-
GUS bills, and asking the concurrence
Of the House On motion, the House
adjourned till tomorrow morning at 9
o clock
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&lew advertisements.
Proclamation.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
Executive DEPkRTMEST
Nazra-vvr- Mo- II 1885

STATE or TENNESSEE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEST
NAsHTILE, May II, lSe5. }
WHEsE.s 1t hiss bseo ruade known 70 me that
VARIOUS and numerous articles OF properly belong
ing 70 the Ststa sucb as public documents books
from The State linrsry snd Supreme Court room,
furniture Tor the Cspl.o and SAFE Bank, sud other
public nsitUitus Of the state, were seized and ap-
pr' pria ed Uy individuals tsome Of whom are
known duunzfhe reign Of l. &. Harris, and about
the time Of hish ght;
Sow, neret1re, 2, WillIsm G. Brownlcw, Cover
nor OF the STATE q Tennessee do issue this, my
pfoclsmsGou Vsrning al persons hsvlng such pro-
pr y IN possession 70 deliver the same up 10 COT.
NJ c Wilcox, A ID. O., st the apitOl, who is here
BY vested WItn mi pos er TO make search for, snd
demand und reserve sll such property.
II such dslIvsTy is not made without delay, q
prosecution and Exposure ~, enzu0
- In fest u10ay whereof, I have hereunto
lfItS3 at my b. d, and csusej the great seal OF
eSs2S}3the state 20 be a1h1ed at Nashville, the
lGJn gay OF Msy, 1855.
" G. BROWNLOW.
Al FLETCHER, Secretary Of State
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

The report that Gov. BrowHlow has
rendered the appointment Of Supreme
Judge TO Hon. ALVIN HAWKINS. of Car
roll county, is confirmed. Mr.. Hawkins
Is at present United States Attorney
for the Western District of Tennessee,
a position conferred on him the past
year by President Lincoln. He is a
lawyer Of distinguished attachments, of
unimpeachable honor and integrity,
and in all respects a worthy citizen. He
Is one of those who preferred exile to
treason; any sacrifice 70 abandoning
his support Of the Federal Government,
and never faltered in his faith in its
success even during the darkest and
most unpromising periods of the war,
1t is understood that be will accept the
appointment His colleagues are Hon.
SAY. MuIIGAS, of East Tennessee; and
Hon. russell HOUsroS, Of Middle Ten
nessee.