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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
Knoxv'a., Tsua., New. 20, lsss,

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
AEtarA,naga.

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~ THIS CASE fHE PLAINTIFF O
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

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tpll vii = fessHte4 rezs kszeznn
fae rssFf;etee, Fza Hszas = c. So kesik I'll
= st<le It4th|fsk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
rTuH TTuH EF0H
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! sCRIrCHl
WHEATON, OINTMENT

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

Is lie P~seh 81 Gen. Basiss, delivered .. 81.
LSuss be sElaasa u tss Cossssszsisn&i Ansas-
atnt - elisvzf
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ffaasAssg and eassr4l assa sszsea % Yoa. NJ
iisz3s he Issss Il tks s.mPasxs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

WEpsTspAf NV, slsk lsse-
Nj. Bezaea. fs0ss me Connsssss sa fiAsnSs Aas
War. zaa Mss1s. sspsTs@k IN isseF o. Nm pess~gs
Il he esli istseaes Yesterday Sc ne rssssf ~ sss
l.aa- ksssisrs 4 sAs STATE
NJ Cypsrs pfe.sates siit zusAcStsiag lie SsT-
srAgF - appalnt CemnisisasFs. issxnsd3n he lac,
10 ravlss ana eodlfy tho lass u he STATS.
sshssa bah. - Iaerfpsssta lee uasssoo CanfsssEcs
II the MsthSalst ChaEeh. res sakaa Ep and passed.
Saaais taiL " thceTppfass he GeFntss lssafaaca
CssaeAas anz passed IN ils THIRD sad Lass fsassng
saisss asl sns tbs ssssef % Spshssr ttsary esEfs
mp 90 tts lizard seasllns On sssaea a. Mr. aass
ne rspost % shs sesssaislre eassrsrrst ". sd
ths bil @as Fstectsa
S<aaaa bsl, 70 tascFprFsts the fsahessas Natal
Lbs Insurance. CatnpsHy on ra0sioa u Ms Santa,
re. russutoitgst 70 the GoiaEitIss Corporations.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
RRRoRs OF YOUTH

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Pssasisrs pstsy Eas A. - -ssss ynsafsl .ss,.,-.
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49, ~ - - - ssafssssus.
Dee1sssF. 12hS = asGES
NFt'sa ~ a e1tzF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
CoLGATE's HOsET ssAP.

ssss 1ssssrst~ tstIss soap $50 sass-r-~ 8szzss
$3.50 ssn@ shs ssStse-t a-t4r-ss. . mild
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and ss4Fss@siJ hs1sflstst sssa -. sssa-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

- 50 he ashl a q -.
$50 ~ - saa.rsssa-.ft.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

TIE tlrssssss 3ooaIpsnt sPeass ~ isssst sud
si~s she rssosros, 4 ia asaAoaass cAarsa. Last
y~aS sA- apFIgsssa ssahoH, and tisss peas ~
s:,ss.es be az-sas thigty-sas thousand A much
50 as Tya Is appropriated fas Tia new CsatsrsEses
" sbg s,-sta saa at iszss eqSAI itssn
,ils CbIrsH EEsan.tsn 5sscissy Il sd ia rEor4iag
hslaf "a. 7yaFshaF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

fssE - Lsssss avs F-HssaEa $50 F-as 49, f-s-s
ssi 8 PsF , sa5sg--s, rsaST-srg-.
Golden Fsddisg.
9FaSkling SassE5s.
Dr. GA.kFss,
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isss sssysstss $685. saf p 49, - s---s -,
- ss-sz
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
NEW ADvERTIsEMEgrS.
DISSOLUTION

THE FIRM or JAMES I ABER-
NArHT 90. 49, gssaas "a Z. 5. c1.sa sssass .
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

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TIE a. re s-e sAs Axar-s sas he sEgv~Eate Of
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81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

On tsa4km q Nc ftxask &c saiss wsss a..
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sslss.s q Re sssss, yes ssksn sp sna pssssd u.
sss.ss ID No. sss 70 .bsl..h sryHss Ne, -
s1niait;sd > Csianis,ss On TIgpllng assss>
HOUSE,.
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syps(at snashsr 10 hss plscs.
Mr. H3ae1 r4siRkea 1at Us ESs@ssF wss sot
e5syrssst foF hs rsssiiss BESIDES - spYrsprtatss
onsstdsrsbss sasasx s6wned bzfiaias ~ assias-
ksazs sstss 4 shssid hsss hsaa devoted 70 sS@s
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sieas hzssng eszt ssnsassd y sl.s s.aafs ineoF-
b csmpssii esd 8. r Essssy = ssspussssss Ehs
smsnarsszs w.s tshes up fsf sonaarrsnes
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% Cav. Wa q. cAnpb<sl esrs nst sasn5, - ksS-
ID spskss u ssry azpsfsxisx ssrsns - he Psssss:
Lsgslstsss sassE 20 az q had hses sssFss1 - %
~ Hr,su "a tAss 4, ss-ys.ss eonvspssssas vita
Sev rampbsil, he latter iass<Ssbsy sdnstssd thsi
he pssssas LsEsalkts7s sss ssastssssisgst baaT
NJ. nafiins sijetsa v Tia anssadmsnt, aattng
shat Mssess csnpAsl sad Assiey. shen beksrs 81
eswsa IA he hafksas hss.insss kiisa 70 fsssn ~
9 -. -. s.ss... ,a.....s... g. :. =.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYxn,a cHrRRY pEnrnn.

- ~ sssfH fraE
esaesss cs1as. gsrsaasa. a...
srses. sssssafsss. fssIpIems e.,..--
ttea- ssd fsF the ssiIsf 81 Cso.ss,.,,s
Fstt~as. 80 savHs~ra wages - ~. a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

Fas SALa.--A snpsa4 kAaa ReeksMsy QHf
riaEs saa Harness, ~ iH god otasr Appty =
lhss alnss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
cHAxcRax couar-FAzEwELL

IN THIS CAUSE 1T ArPEAkiNo
4 IA a. s.ka.saafs. aSsssa ElsssF 80 - =.
sos rsaissata e - STATS - 7ssas->-5, q 60
tst3s 81 : st.t-fe1 sszs F4hitsa.isE 49, . f u.
"a - .sr s,Ss-ssiss essks gasftss ~
..sss a-s,ss siss asaszF fsszt fs-7sfi . -
49, n A5s ssat, fs11 st-t kssFE - isps - -
- - 81 = AXIS A. sanss,aaE ;ssa -
ks.stz. - esFss. 4 Ss,FF - tAs -sz4ess ..ss zKA
lsssn Hsessts -. = ;. lssss.. - 49, -.
IN THIS GApsB fF 1850 80 - -
g., a.; ssSsasssas e. n sisr 49, 'ia = - -
= a. stkst = fseasss- ss-f-ss EAf
- = s-i - y. 5iss-a szass - Z. srsssr
- sssks. Iafi1s4r< 49, e17esf
t.ssss he sAascesr ssss q $3.50 ~ - ~ 49,
- - tzs-s = ssssz.s = ss.ss - exsSs & ~
aaEts.a 4 ssrG Is essss9ess -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

PHssAFs armcsL ADFIcE Rsss B1. Ehj,-
49, sssasta.ssa@ssi IN sF.sSlsf oe5aH,a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

Ths alstaspsmenfs hzss sssa aals "a seseaaf IL
esarks snd pFinsers ftss ~ sands sid ~ exss AL
paFchAAea 9Th he fas,d. end amsaas - A,ttaffE
TIA Shore : - all . ss1sesakHs e. can - nstF
fssa lhe eeeefas e tha E7exsakeEs eAses &nna az
aks Fas9ka enf~ssss o. he 80 Il nnsc11 s1Aals
has - been 60 epesk fes i1k pspasa 1esasasuils
10 ss4ulas srczaais hare besa c,an9a misk 81 ~
iAe superintendent Il falak EnszFsssssa
II e s1kxSexa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
HnuaE

M sssnllh, q aasIsmzs presented = taSaIsgsal
fsasn Eka sfees~ ard ilresors II the raahssses C.
lSaiai and Imnlgsattea 1c@Ysss, ssiset4ag = kAa
fSa. tia SsA1s 70 me ektsat ef hall ziitio u dol
Afs, ~ sRakls he saesp.ny - Sera SsaSoeasfaiiy
prosecute itz WORK si taThinE NE tide q iaamGs-
Iia ~ reaaesses II aias asks sss thirty theassnd
dOIiass heSias. :, NEED easfeat uspsnsss
Mr. oisnsHEa fatsodees.l . bill Prevs1tHs sar tAs
pFsssz4lon ef The hsilssbes By FFeysnalag yapieF-
srs rvs esatFsihngishs sesss % tksis smessss =
Passed
TIE blll 90 Psstae; Anderson AsAdssay Pzsssi
egSsaHd ssatiAg,
A cirgslsz hem Hahsss tsih4oa, " LsuisSgilA 49,
dressed " he uossfausz sna LsEssistasea af re
Ssathssa STATES psap0ssnz sshases So FFsaaatssE
haFssga lsnsalsrstlss ~ tho s&<asA. ass Ee4A
4 bisl psoEidleE Cos he therssss az tes ssss q
5hassas @ss kssl,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

fntsaa&1, New. 29a. lsS&-
fhs Ssaass ssss rsfsSsaa 70 AAhsafHnSEa, M
Sfasksz FrisFaasa IA he chair
The Speaker pssssasea the aaiis~iag sspSst ifaa
The Treasures II he sssis shssh sas Fesa saa re-
barred ~ The TiasRos csmmissa
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he iasa Ffs4saref haa tsa Aaant - sspt aPoa We
nonaisioa Al the snhsai fnAd - seaiess
Up Ia Aasass lseh. 1850 - lntsssss hss hsss
sollexasa "a ihs $50 haaz hpisaaaaa p tAts hand
thu ooapans rsaasniag astsshsd - tn hessas. TIE
aaaosnt u iaisxssi ass Up 10 tAas dsss s<s rs.
iss.1a
In sonsssusase ~ tas sssss-ss1izausent 81 ne "A
pas sssl sEs tax Iaf Ne fesr issa tsft At1ia hss
kssa rcsslssa ~ ssesant e tsis HAD osly anal
pFopassisa e iha .asss hs lsss hsss eesa paid N
Tia falsseias stsieneat sAexz The ezseaat sd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28

tAls ssi1is sts~ afstsfefn saass eFess1s
I'll ssssAses q - sstf saA - a@tefg1 q,
Ssiss shssa asva isns ssgfr@f tssnea
Ass Essr, 10 astsg f9.1f -9fi ass = 10y, -sas .
s2se. 81 - s'-ssza = sJryF. = ~ tarr--r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

IL I'D a t L h.h ss5os MI
IN Ss S G1 " ash d.
TS 2 Gil GR% R qseG5isd as r T be s6H1 SD RE OF
bounded BY 5tana second oossam and Third streets
SmTg The 3 Of e% arso spS ha ~ y IT, th
ne4s % spa @ line @ @ @ on fyan r a. W s se9 S aga g2
re- improvements consist Of elegant we'll built and
buildings eontaning in the main largs hall drawing
ns 4ss q 5 s hall rl o R he seean large ED
a sr @ s contain da bts ss'n s store etc. on the first
closets on the second oor There is an ornamental iron
versndah in front on the house on first and third floors
sOS nar Eonss wssa Oh s ans 91 o5r
rooms on the second oor and
brick coach house. the southeast Of The grounds
room and ostrs bed room all modern improvements and in
There are three large cserns on the premises, and the
grounds handsomely enbelshed with shade
cemented the whole ncosed By substantial and
iron fence on Prytana street ....
r -Also-
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of this
city, the bounded BY Chestnut Coliseum and Fourth
streets and Washington designated by the Nos to
iHeus'e az On plan by Pie Depuly civil engineers dated
Lot No forms the corner Of Chestnut and Fourth streets,
and 80 feet inches line Fourth street.
by depth and front on Chestnut street of lib feet between
Lots Nos inclusive adjoin each other and Lot No
and each 50 feet front Fourth street by dep
tween parallel lines, of ll3 feet. ...,4 -I llr, o,
aons the above the and a res
feet inches line front Chestnut street 3. est
inches and lines the rear BY depth Of l2s feet inches
and line. ,--l3 { Z, s79 .LF7zll "a 1g f..m..
Lot No forms the corner Avenue ana Wne
streets and 50 feet inches nne ,tos On "
ngon Avenue BY depth and front on Chestnut
each 9ss5 AND hss Ne Sy
depth of ll3 feet, between parallel nes ... Al.
remainder IN the notes Of purchaser in equal
interest at the rate Of cent per annu from Date
maturity and eight per nryeae until nsl
The purchaser will required keep the buildings fully
surA until the final payment OF the notes. ana transfer INT
policies of insurance to the VENDOR ~ r,, =
Acts sale before George W. Cnrisyi So1afy Fephr, ~
the expense Of the purchaser. .arT. Ef4.Yg '.....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
N, FoRT CLARK, WESTERN Tx As,

& ss FORT CLARK, WESTERN Tx As,1
s an u q K March q, 1866.
Leaving San Antoniolthe 22dadayof February,
and travelling slowly BY ambulance, we arrived
here On the evening Of the 2sth. che country in
ternledate is q barren, solate waste, owing, in
@ great measure Ito the severe droughts for several
years past Nearly all the water courses in West
crn Texas are running dry the springs are drying
sps and it seems like there was q curse onthe
country q hays been informed by old. settlers
that there was plenty Of water IN the
streams, and that rains were hequea always
enough TO raise aE crop. Now, ii scarcely eyel
rains and butfor the little grain that s raised from
irrigated land the poop living here wonld suffer
number of German set lepe ants were established
several years ago on this frontier but nearly all oi
them have Been deserted, owing To the dronghts
This post al established IN 1851 by tile United
States government, and Considerable expense has
been incurred in the erection of buildings, ,etc.
y At present the buildings arc very much out Of re
pair, not having been used since the place was
evacuated BY Tie United States troops in 1861.
Major Reardon, very clever gentleman, formerly
Of the old army ides here and has charge Of
the place. Tie LOCATION IL d beautiful one. Situ-
ated on the top Of hill with the Los Moras river
flowing at its base 1T commands d magnificent
view Of the ding Country. ~
The Kicka Ind living in Mexico, close to
the Rio Grande, made AFRAID in here last July and
stole all the horses and cattle they could find.
The few sett tlefs living put here depended before
the war upon furnishing supplies to, the U. S.
troops ct the different posts the frontier, and
were protected from Indian incursions. They are
now aiia ously honipg The rnhaent will soon
Tegarrieon the posts, and protect tllem in their
Hives and prounltv rsony at spreser,t cannot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
SHERTFF'S SALE.

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
4 in order to affect Partition.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. WIDOW W. GOU-
willie, deceased
SECOND D1srR,cr CoURT) MRS II. H. FABER VS.. AL
Of eide DE GoUyIkLE Il Y; Ct a al Suit
New Orleans. in partitiOn--No. 1874.
DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered March
ID 18TH 1866 to directed by the Honorable the seesnd
District Court of New 0eans in the above entitled matter
will proceed sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctonees Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Custemhouse Streets the Second District of this city
TUESDAY, the 2ih day of April 1866 at y O'Clock
order to effect PARTITION the following described property
! 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
thereon situated in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by Live Oak mow constanee
81 feet II inches lines front said Live Oak now Con
stance) street. by depth of 0 feet between parallel lines,
English measure .,.- d. .-. -, tr ,.6
Plan Of the above will be exhibition at the Exchange
days previous to that Of sale. u l-NL Ls
TERMS third cash. and the balance
credtof and yea in notes of the purchaser bearing
fstE "a tg-E -. : CHARLES BIENYENU, Lib
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

p Isb ARE' L.. @ 1seo st R.sSsss efl1sf fsya 3
Nsw oGaqS b. yrt9e md IN q nde hn District
Court parish Of Acensiou dated at Ch9mber p9@fish @ OF o & H.
Jmes March II ls Tor acconn ma Gn 9S to The hishe
bidder the following deserted property VIII DC son. W
THE HOME PLANTATION, PARISH OF ASCENSION
This fine Sugar Plantation situate living and being in the
parish Of ASCENSION the right bank ct the fyer sspp
aIosns agoS1 slgnf snG ,s b more or ess front
psnts depth ns rannt anS yS a4
Eh e 's Ton"Ged "Mef s Above by the Wade HAMPTON Gilbert
formerly W aas fa@eter With ali the buildings and i'm
cnost a orpe and firm
ey frsme dwelling house brick onestoTy kitchen
and store servants hoase' WASH ho"e ahp carriage
aBR1oK SUGAR HOUSE mill and engine, two sets of
keses syen phanded W Of land have
and about one thousand barrels moasse
With ssn sy o s n abundance for the
s phPnason P has been oeraowed The movabes
are to be sold upon the plantation separately. ~
THE AUGUSTA PLANTATION, PARISH OF 1BEEvILLE.
This % on Baygu fGHs the parish
dn s0h Bayou on es ss
the side bayou 30 west g. acres
which 1890 havs been cultivation the re-
nansfa Dwelling and
necessary ontbudings good Negro Cabins sufficient zoo
IN good eop MAJ apa s o"s
cooper carpenters and Shops good stables three
| corn cribs, ETC. 49,. D.. - ',-.-7.--~G ~
Before the this Plantation was one of the most
and productive IN the growing secon produce per
year with easy labor was about 1000 Sugar 1860
barrels of Molasse Corn Hay Vegetables etc. more than
sufficient TO supply the place abundsntly : .t :
The land rich and highly esteeme and the place eould
have been sold before the fol S400OO0 NJ
The movabes to be sold upon the
ES- TERMS AND CoNDIrIoNs-Cash In u 81 Treasuyyv
noes the purchasers Of the plantations respectively to deposit
with the anctoneers at the adjudication FIVE thou
| and completion of the acts of sale - ee
Acts ef sale before Felix Grima notary public. at the
States laws. l.,--~F-- y A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrER
Water Transportation, Foot of st. Andrew street,
Eua New Orleans March q, lSG6.
rTyHUESDAY, April 18th, 1866, at I3 Nj.
the jackson Railroad building, lis Camp street. New
Orleans LIP at public auton, will be solL . fT. rlt7
The light draft side wheel steamer MUSTANG; register
mage 72 her rnitne tackle and apparel she lies
1anoa Texas Said steamer can be seen at indanola until
and including day ofsale
q EsSy~ iERMsc-Chsh in U. s. Treasury notes
BY order Of Col j. G. CHANDLER. 49,. ., ..
A. q. NJ, Depot of New Orleans
( E. S. ALLEN, Brevet Lieut.. Col. and A @. NJ.