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Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

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try carton.
Sold by Druggists
STERLING'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
oug96m 2l5 Fulton Street, Nen York.
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MILLS AND WATER POW
ER TOP CnTF

HE Louisville Flour Mills, Saw Mill and % Of land
i with comfortable dwelling house the bank Of the
Holston River fifteen miles below Knoxville in the OF
Louisville, offered fuT sale For further particulars
apply to Lsep2Dtfl KENNEDY Il BROS.
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Trigg { Temple vs. Lyon and Ramsey, al.
-INIIE DEEENn NIS q VI 2 ii

U N
i SEY, C. Wallace and his wife Susan, J. J. Craig, and his
wife Mary A A Barnes and his wife Louisa and the said
Barnes Admir- of Thos c. Lyon, decd and G. W. Lyon
being residents of Tennessee stated in the Amended
supplemental bill 1t ordered that publication be made
weeks in Brownlow Wh, notifying said
respondents appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville
the third Monday Of January the will be
ken for them and for hearing parc.
copy Of the order.
pf !. A. DEADERlCh, {. K VI.
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CHANCERY COURT KNOXVILLE

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENIS.
Francis Z. SURE and others E. McBaron TmoRey al
TNHE RESPONDENT, J. ?. DOWL1N,
i being nonresident of Tennessee stated in the bill
1t ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in BTownOw's Whg notifying said respondent to APP
pear before the Chancery court Knoxville the 81 Mon
day January next and there make defense the BILL
will be taken confessed him. and
hearing parte. 4 copy Of the order.
pfc D. 4. DEADERICK, {. x VI.
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FARMS AED HOUSE LOTS
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.

AT very desirable business house. situated doors south
of the Post Office Knoxville, Tenn, for sale. 1t can be
bought cheap for cash
For further particulars, apply to
MABRY, ALTERNATELY L & CO.,
Rpal
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LAND FOR SALE.
Z AN OFEERING For SALE MY

farm lying waters of Conasogee Creek twelve miles
Southeast Of Athens hcMnn county Tenn the base
of Chowe Mountains containing hundred and event
three hundred cleared ninety of which is of
the best quality Of Greek bottom the remaining cleared first
upland four hundred and seventy well tmbered
and fine land clear Desirable dwellings and excellent
spring commodious oUt-buldngs The farm general
~ well Taterrd rich valley and healthy locality
Also Mill seat aording twelve head, sufficient
TO any amount of machinery.
The place be divided into three good FARMS
and timber each. Now your time get bargain
SARAH j.. COOKE
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LOST AND STRAYED.
LOST REWARD

LOST! REWARD!
STRAYED stolen, the 22d day November 1862
y the hchng post Thomton's stable Knoxville,
Tennessee Bay Gdng with saddle and bride about
hands, years old full iesh hind feet white lar
brown spot left hip, cid saddle left side
back back large neck and ugly head PAGER and
walker, small mark on left side of neck.
Also, the 18th Of july the pasture Knoxville
flea gray Mule about I41a high
l. years old. branded j. N the lett hip, and
small A. the hip and the left shoulder and
the right shoulder with dim H. The Mule is very lazy
and very well formed.
Bay Geldng Is hands high years DID, light made large
saddle marks each side, short neck and ugly head dark
eyes, inside Of right Hook appears little pulled sweed
old hurt crooked hind legs scattered white hairs
head and straight in face good oper well muscled
small belly, name, tail aud legs black.
Any giving information that will lead to the recovery
any part the property by calling Thorntons Stable
addressing L. 4. H. Box No. 1856 Knoxville Tennessee
will be allowed half its value The stock viii be
every body will pay attention Please look out.
deCG-2ln#
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Tm. =. WashUurn Williams & Craig, Ext'r.
TTEE defendant J. J. Craig being resident Of Ten
nessCe, stated in the bill Il ordered that publication
successive weeks BrownOws Nhig
fys respondent appear before the ChsnCery Court
In, " e Monday January next, then and
there to make bill the will DO
confessed hin. and for hearing parte copy
Of the order.
nf Z. 4 DEApERICK. {. 4 ".
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Julius Ochs i Co. George W. Kirk.
THE defendant being nonresident of the STATE OF
ncssee, charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publca
made for four successive weeks IN BroTnOws Wing
notifying respondent appear before the Chancery
Knoxville the third Monday Of January next then and
there make his defense the BILL the will be taken
for confessed for hearing parc. copy Of the
order. QeClS-it pr D 4. DEADEEICk. {. & VI.
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Wm. H. Lee y 70. IS. J. Il. Armstrong and others.
THE DEFENDANTS, SOLOMON LY

ONS and Psul Scherer, whose present residence
stated in the bill Il Il ordered that publication be
weeks in BrOwnOw Wing notifying
respondents appear before the Chancey Court
ye third Monday Of January then and there
the bill the will be taken for confess
Them and for hearing pare copy Of the
order pf D. 4. DEADEBICE, Z. & u.
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LOI ;
Exchange Bank Of Alex
Gold

Gold. .143
Silver Dollars. ...........142
Halves and Quar-
Quarters .......1S5
- Dimes and Half
Dimes. .......... 1913
Vouchers Observation-Disclosures
Davidso County Bonds. 10
Tennessee Bonds..............s8
l. & n. Railroad Script. ...75
Virginia Bonds. 90
North Carolina Bonds. ....65
South Carolina Bonds -
Georgia Bonds ..........T5
Memphis City Bonds......60
Augusta, Ga, Bonds 30
Savannah, Ga Bonds. 60
The above bonds are bought
with coupons, from 1861 inclu-
ded.
North Carolina Coupons. 50
Memphis City Coupons 40
Tennessee Coupons. so
Georgia Coupons. ....... 50
uOv1 SIN
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These quotations before the war, and Of
denominations Of SIS and upwards liable to fluctuations
be relied any length time We will buy,
SELL and effect exchange with banks individuals commits
sion. Special quotations will be given whenever desired
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.ELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

y The following the rates paid by THos S MARR'
BROKER corner OF Union and College Streets, Nashville,
Tenn for These quotations are liable to
auctuate but may be depended sufficient length OF time
be received BY mail express forwarded
without delay.
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

I AN NOW OFFERING FOR SALE
two hundred fifty OF land. (moro Iessl one
and half south of New Market depot, known the
John Baker farm One hundred and fifty cleared and
under good fence balance in timber Comfortable buildings,
ouhoues good in thirty yards of the building
eight well Timothyfteen twenty
10 Clover Good Orchards young peach and apple Terms
half cash, residue time VI. 7. BRANNER,
nOy22-2m cambridge, Tenn.
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John & Van Glider Thomas J. Powell and others.
THE DEFENDANTS. THOMAS ]

L POWELL, the Phoenix National Bank, New York, VIM.
H. George B. Lamar, being nonTeiden of the State
Tennessee. charged the bill 1t ordered that publ
be made four weeks BrOwnOwS Wing
notifying said respondents appear before the ChanCey
Knoxville, the third Monday Of January next
defense the bill the will be
confessed them, and for hearing parte
II D. A. DEADERICK c. ( "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-03-14
Fun The Man0a Com nonwealth. lsi. Feb. 500
DAVID MARLBOROUGH HUNTINGTON.


Among it, m,ny nn,ls victims ~ our late struggle
ft Liberty. IN -aai, u Drah reached no nobi,r
heart than his, Wh,.c remal - ws follow ~ Il their
iaa hsm.. ~ ralslay. Endowed W nature NH
useaaau. trsth. ani ,rnsifilne.. Of Character. be
sui,y,leliLs enlaan,n,, AMI added 10 il charm he
gaecs ., rsfael and delicate .en,i iii,y g-ich won
O' hln warm spot ~ the sT,ci,sns Of Al Who
knew bun ll.-lnpisilt u soul. canancd with the
llmo. sensitive regard with which he treated ,he o.
nians n ptrjajres Of others the oprn un.uspec,iue
fankacs' u hi. di.pasitins, sni IT, putty u bis
We nnle him VIII 81 classes, welcome ccmpau-
ion, aul aiih hi chosen ifieas al lcrlonaie hfaih
r. Possessing many ennoblinr ehaue,eri.l Ct.
iiuIln such IN ainsn degree. i l. noi 10 W Won
leei ihlt hi companion II arm. amsnlcl his enfly
i'r "A thattaef cherish ~ IT, memory holy tr,-
rtcuer t1at TN ~ III. seycd 10 INTENSITY rather
thaa dt.pel Iss - flcea III, hent above Ii. an.
elos,d grave. Tin planer language than wotl. eau
spsis. tie II 4 Memory. bus, with the yoicelcss
Past. Nj Inv sal The reflection. that one So good.
- nnlde, inl - true. should have fallen in vain
lIae lko hlllassd ground doe. thai spot appeal.
where the youthful conplnioa anl the h.,s ssdier
hes IN all the ,lats majesty ri III. sol itcel,m
How like the funeral drsc Of earthly iianc. .ptsks
from his grave. the future Of our unty. ami our
selscs
I, WIS m,si meet hal cue 80 pue = uprieh, anil
- s,ol. ould be sparrl ,he linguiog prnancc II
The pathway q suffering ani dse,.e ihll III should
80 experience the cold bIHo,inss % diversity the
wlihcnns influence II disappointment nv Tie frosty
footprints II ecrepsd II buIih fresh, sal un,aint
u " sofly guile Ii III, inlI glowing pride n youth
vi vigof and With tic .uniish, Of coming victory
upou his untried wings he should spring ltoa Earth
amid the rush and roar Of tie battle storm, herald
q glory 10 The Eternal World. Il may have bee a
that some Guardian Angel
Quickly descending on ny
Of morning light there caught At last,
lasl glorious drop his heart had sheJ
Before lie fteehltn spirit led.
BE Ibis" he cried as he winged his fight,
Ny welcome git at the gates Of Light
For i there b.. on this earthly sphere,
\ boon-a piTriiay Heaven boil, dear,
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8 a.. 1870. t#E18 shas rNaf8tN@ III
It's the last libation which Liberty draws,
From the brave heart that breaks and bleeus
in her lcallsev kB 8B E6f

An.tE -. E. es 49, 1 i VII EU
Ills the last libaion which Liberty draws,
4 From the brave heart that breaks and bleeds
in her cause 8V Att
Ills remains were taken from their temporary rest.
lng near Manassas, by Mr. James Rankin, one of his
former messmates, and transferred 10 the f,my buria
ground in the Cemetery here. They were followed
to iher final resting place by the family of his aged
and venerable parents, twenty-five Of his old compan
IONS and large portion Of the sympathizjng commu-
nifty That most excellent Divine Rev. H. r. Ray,
mond, made the solemn occasion the theme Of an i'm
pressve and eloquent lecture TO those who had es
capped the shafts that laid their comrade low the cods
ratified upon the hollow sounding coffin, and the sad
episode was at an erd.
How sleep the brare, who sink 10 rest,
by all their country's wishes best:
When Spring, with dcwy fingers cold,
Returns, 10 deck their haIlowed mold,
She. there, shall dress swester sod
Than Fancy's feet have ever trod.
by Fairy hands their kneli il rung;
BY forms unseen their dirge is sung;
There Honor comes, pilgrim gray.
10 deck the turf that wraps their clay
And Ffeedcm shall awhile repair
And dwell, a weeping Hermit there"
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Hon. Lewis Cas-. perhaps the oldest oI
living American Statesmen, is falling dai-
~, and hi. death. is stated, as hourly lock
ed for by his relatives.
The pr"priely 81 the people Of Franklin,
J"hns'a county. Indiana. is greatly shock
ed 5y the marriage. near that town, las,
week. Of John Ladders. mrH.,e,do far
nirr aud \ whife man. with negro woman
named Abba Family. handlers Was fnrner.
" citizen y rrspectAbilitr. but has Tor
many years been siulent Aboli,ioaist.
Gen. Fisk. commissioner Of freedmen's
aaair, ~ Tennessee. reports approyngly
81 che condition Of the freed people. aud
saw The, arr rapidly advancing in cduca.
ton. industry and g"od order.
Tlr,e was = gr,a, meetiag in Baltimore
Monday night "a en,l"rse The course of
President Johnson. Governor Cox, of o.
HE. spoke. Tie best men Of the city were
there. aud The ass-mblase mast en,husia,
tic. 1872
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SNA TIL 8864f sMN AZ. E.44 As f8 WI &tiE}
DIsrssssISs SuIcInE. = We learn that
Miss Martha league. an estimable young
lady residing in the vicinity Of ALbotfs
Creek, in this county. committed suicide
one day last week by hanging herself to the
limb OF pine tree in the woods near her
home. It's stated that the act was com
mit.ed while in morbid state Of mind,
saperinduced by disappointed affections.
Before starting to the woods, she penned a
brief note to her parents, in which she in
formed them Of her design, and where they
would lind her body. This note was found
shortly afterwards, and upon her parents
and friends repairing to the spot desis nat
ed, they discovered her suspended as stat
ed above, but with life not quite extinct.
She was Immediately cut down. and every
exrrtinn made TO restore her. but without
avail. WATSON &aiinei.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

" The advertiser having been restored to health
IN few weeks by very simple remedy, after har-
ing suffered for several years with severe lung az.
fiction and that dreadful disease Consumptian--is
anxious to make kRown 10 bis fellow sufferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the
prescription used llee Of eharge,l with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they viii find
asrRg crar fof foSsuNPrloS AsrHxA, BRoScHErls.
tioreus colns, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The Only .eci Of he advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scrpoa i 10 benefit the Afflicted and spread infor.
nation Shch lie conceive 70 he valuable, ard he hopes
every .afere wtry his remedy, As Il win cos, them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, viii pleas address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co. New York.
March Z. 27-l2m
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III A IL RrED.

On The 10th Of February, BY the Rev. William C..
Wilson, NJ. JOHN n. PAUL TO Miss ISABELLA
FAUCE1'l', all ofthis place.
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EiSpring 1866.
ME WT GOODS.


CALLICOEs and Hoop Skirts,
~ French woye Skirts.
White and Black Kid Gloves, Ladies.
Ladies and Misses Carriers,
Steel and Iron Knitting Needles
Paper Cellars, Neck Ties,
Rubber Coat and Vest Buttons !.
Ivory Combs, Silk Nets,
Horn and Rubber Combs,
Long Combs and Hair Brushes,
Elastic, Needles, Inkstands,
Oil Calico, Brown Drill,
Cd Cottons, lO.4 Sheetings.
HARD WARE AND WOOD WARE.
Hand saw Files,
Cast Steel and Sweedes Iron,
Ivory Combs.
Curry Combs,
Steel anu Iron Hoes,
Shoyes and Spades,
Cap Paper.
DOTY's WASHER AND wRINGER,
Brass bound Buckets, Cans aad Keelers,
Wood Buckets and Tubs, Sives,
Pocket Knives
PadlOcks, Cupboard Locks,
Table Casters Mill Files,
Straw Knives, Axes.
CLOVER, LUCERNE, AND GARDEN
SEEDS.
GR0CERTES
~ Cheese, Coffee, Sugar,
Indigo, Copperass Drop Black,
Flour, Sab, Rice,
Lime, Segars
Soda Crackers, :;
Soap.
SHOE FINDINGS.
~ Pegs, Roans,
Avis, Sewing and Paten, PEG,
Rasps No. 10 Shoe Thread,
Red and Oak Sole Leather
G0NFECTI0NERIES
~ Sardines, Dates,
French Candy,
Oranges and Lemons
Butternuts Almonds,
CnrraniS, Citon.
FOR SADIE OR EXCHANGE.
BROWN, PARKS g. CO.
March I. 81
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NOTICE.
FOR s Al r.

vVY PROPERTY IN IIill.Boroush. y. G.. toni,l.
VA ing Of 4 tine Acre LIT, corner vi Wake and
Queen streets. IN which arc large I've story Dwell.
Ing with eight rooms aud hsc Gre places. entered
ifcn wide passage, with rclarunJcIncAh;
Kitchen. with lhtee rooms and ihtCe ifc places;
Cook house, with stick door.
Smoke house md a good Barn; al 10 good
condition. with pump Of good water 10 tuc yatd.
Il is one IL the most plcasln, situations in the
town.
Terms favorable. II SION applied f,r.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL
Hil.bCItugh, J,a. 81. 1866, t-u
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LAND FOR SALE.

VNHE subscrIhef having determined 10 leave the
State. oilers Tor sac his Valuable tract Of Land
containing one hundred and forty acres, fty Of
which is open. The wood land is the fines, in the
vicinity situated s1 miles northwest Of Hillsboroush,
near Cedar Grcsc. Liberal terms will he given.
WILLIAM X. CLARK.
Hillshnrouga. \. C., March ith, 1856, IS
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LAND FOR SALE.

0NE Hundred and Forty Acres Of Land for SALE
- 1t Cedar Grove, Orange county. n. &. This
land Z rs good IS sny 10 the vicinity, with gees
two Story log house with four rooms good harm sas
other necessary cut buildings. Also another sciils.
ment on the place, with dwelling house and kiioL.
en- aud convenient 10 never failing sptine cf gees
water. Terms literal and possession gwen q, snse.
JOHN ID. GRAY
Cedar G,sts, n. G, Fss. cls,, 1866 e5-,r,
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reh. 10.
Y oTIC f.

EAMES q John II. WEBB, surviving partners
- Il Long. Webb 4 70. will ci'rt flt sale 81 Mon.
day II Nafeh Court next, the pruE Sicfc los anS
buildings thereon and tact II llni joining Jane.
Io'ns, Joseph Lalts ST.. and Others also the hnusp
aud lot on which Mr. Adams now lives, in this town
Feb. liih. 1886. a.
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Qufrs vicroRIA aSp rnE Porg.-Queen
Victoria has sent an autograph letter to the
Pope thanking hin for his action against
the Fenians. and Offering him an asylum in
her doninions should he be compelled to
cave his own.
A HANDSOME DoSarnH. govern.
mcnt Of Santa Fe, Mexico, has donated @.
$4,000 acres OF land to colony o. 100
American settlers.
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AacHlp.lD B.ssss. The sentence oil

ARCHIBALD BaYSes.-I'he sentence Of
the Military cemlpissinn which conye ned
IN this place November 9Th, 1865. and by
which was tried Archibald Baynes, a citi-
Zen OF Cas@ell cau9ty charged with the
murder OF Manuel. 4 freedman, has been
made known. Mr.. Basnrs was convicted
and Sentenced to be hanged. The Presi-
dent. however. commatrd the sentence 10
confinement for tn years IN such Penirrn-
,lary A. The Secretary Of War might ,lcsig-
nate. The Pealtentiary at Albany, ". r.,
was selected. aud Mr.. Bayncs leIt here
yesterday morning under guard Tor that
punt. Salisbury BaRaer.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11
From south America.

New YoRK, Dec. 10.-Panama dates to
the Sd received. The forty-ffth anniversary
Of the Isthmus has been celebrated during
the week by reception Of the President,
military reviews, salutes, masquerades, &c.
The frigate Powhattan saluted the Colum-
bian flag. and Admiral Pearson visited the
President.
Heavy gale at Aspinwall on Dec. l, but
no damage reported.
The British steamer Danube arrived at As.
pinwall Nov. %, with three cases OF yellow
fever on board.
Messrs. Jane & Co., ,"of Guayaquil, have
not suspended, as reported.
Dates from Lima and Callao Of Nov. l9
and 81 have been received. Peru tranquil
That Government has definitely declined the
arbitration Of England and France in the
Spanish imbroglio.
The Peruvian Minister has returned from
Chilli
The allied squadron is at Valparaiso, un
der sealed sailing orders.
A slight earthquake was felt at Valparaiso
| on Nov. 8.
The city Of Santiago Chill, was visited by
FIRE on the I'd, burning the market place and
causing ruin to numerous poor families.
The Peruvian revolutionists have been ex
patriated to Chill.
Central America quiet. The coffee season
will commence in Costa Rica.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11
sudden Death Of . Journalist.

On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. CHARLES T.
BossoN, well-known journalist Of Boston,
went into the eating saloon, No. Park Row,
New York, and, after having ordered dinner,
almost Immediately fell to the floor and ex-
pired. Mr.. BossoN was for several years one
Of the editorial staff OF the Boston Herald,
and subsequently has been connected with
the Courier and the Commercial. He was
about fifty years of age, and, apparently, in
robust health. During the last session oil
Congress he spent several weeks in Wash
ington as correspondent Of the Boston Com
mercial, and at that time submitted to the
Secretary of the Interior long-cherished
plan Of his own for collecting and publishing
valuable statistics from every county in the
States. He was remarkably genial com
panion, and his facile pen and acute judg
ment rendered him valuable acquisition to
any journal that secured his services He
leaves large circle Of relations to mourn
his DEATH which has occurred just when his
position was best assured and his prospects
fairest. Many of the journalistic fraternity
here and elsewhere, will sympathize with
them in their deep sorrow.