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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09
STEAMERS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE
y oEsfs p SfTFEEiiSSsH II =, sadEs ~
old and long established COMPANY =
In order to regain its former position winch wa In.
supa BY s e. y a ..
''0r ''s SiSGski And Thk Y sARaTocA
public will soon discover that they are uneansil:
ed and in command OF s1d .hiiiu,
ss1 H. RING s iTh Ens veil known 70
Community, viz : Messrs. WILLIAM o. and J. u.
These Steamers will leave Pier No. 2, North
and SATURDAY at o'clock, p. ~:
EEssspYs and hy T S"s cs
ing at City Point and Norfolk each way TO lana
As they viii e CONF directly 10 the wharf at Rock.
etis, the necessity FOR transhipment 10 avoided.
FOR expedition and secGrty, TINS roate, - p1s.
eTarr mas proven will be f9qnd inc nsee..
sary, can be effected on the most moderate terms.
rss aseqent fShsnses toe incident to the In
i9jP ri i, to ealso avoided independent q
~ occur, parties shipping their goods by this line
will have but one carrier to look for redress, ~
there is connection with other lines or carriers.
All goods consigned to the agents in New York,
for any part Of the United States that be reach
cd by railroad or vessel, or, indeed, for any TO.
ieiHIt aes'iiahtoH, VIA NC ~" "1eA Pio1Ps.
itU5..
In tie construction OF these Steamers special a.:
tcntion has been paid 10 the finish aud comfort OF
the Saloons and Slater Rooms, In order to induce
travel by them.
BY this route the passenger avoids the many
changes incident TO all of the other routes in
reaching New York or in returning home, indie.
pendent of the comforts by this safe and easy mode
of travel. lis chea "ueSS all others, Is q mat.
ter of special attention and consideration.
! Passengers can secure their tickets and state
rooms either on board or al my Office.
Freight solicited each way, and by application
! the rates viii be found moderate.
When ordering goods from New York, the pa
irons of the line are requested 10 order by the
"Old Line, New York and Virginia Steamship
Company" Pier Il, North river
Remember that.there is no transhi pment OF goods
by this line, and insurance, If deemed ut all ne.
cessary, can be effected for A tribe.
The agents are 9: HElNEkEE { PALMORE,
! VAN & BRO, Petersburg JOHN ii. PEMBER-
TON, Danvile; MCDANIEL & lRBY, Lynchburg.
GARRETT I. WATSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09

TOHN c. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
d Shoes. Trunks. &C. 2l7 Main street, three doors
from corner of Ninth, Richmond, Va. de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

With view 10 encourage spirit OF economy,
especially among the aborng and sslaried classes,
this Bank will receive deposits aud grant certin-
Gates therefor, payable with interest and on de-
mand without notice.
This system Is In extensive operation In the
Northern cities and In Europe, and It's advantages
are SO apparent that none having idle capital
should fail to avail themselves of its benefits.
de Its n AUGUST, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09
ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 1865.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
BOARD oP DIRECTOR

NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
JOEL A. FITHIAN, Vice President.
l.. Z. HULBURD Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09


DUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR and
500 barrels PRIME BUCKEYE and MERCER
POTATOES,
30 barrels CIDER yINEGAR.,
SUPERIOR FAMILY SNAPS,
BOURBON and PURE OLD RYE WHISKY.
MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO, In bulk and small
FIcKss 1 WILLIAMS REFINED sU.
PURE and EXTRA WHITE LEAD,
PHOSPHATRS and BONE DUST,
LIME and CEMENT,
SWEET CIDRR.
PALMER, HARTs0oK & co,
do n-in Libby Buildings
MO. MACKEREL,
IL No. 1 MAcKEREL.
2b kits No. ! MACKRRRI., -
10 quarter barrels No. 4 MACKEREL,
10 half barrels No. MACKEREL,
just received per "southerner.n
cambridge a ANDERSON,
do Pests No iOs Broad street.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25
: Cine nsas snaIilae @rEnOuna Der.

Sine t,eue engIifhe @riinOuns ber>
tuanoelt &ailosill feifcn Stein IN SebnI
9Rinutert. 81
Sin ntetfplrbi0es 9lrran9emcnt lit
3tpii9el1 Serrn 9'1Dffe, unfern gonlllt
in 9Ouoon, un6 ,Srn Montgonlern @ibs,
Dem bon bier aus abgeian6ter Mgenten
oes S9oBamtes ab9ei9lo1en fnorben,
mad tuelden Die Serren Sraier, Sren~
bolm u. Co., Ngenten Der @onfobrirten
6soieruna In 2inerpool, elm gltes 9es
i@aft nit unfsrer gegteruTg nfatbeM.
Ser Snbalt Oes @erltdnoHiifes it ndnl<
lid Der, oaB Die Serren SSraier, Srehs
botm u. So. -attSia9en fetfeHrob-ffe~
ir9snb ipel6es COMPLEXITIES Gigentbun
in sibrelt 9dnben Baben, un0 ipenn 10,
ME bel; 6drdltS foHetffi lie iia $3.50, 600
sbesablen.znaa 0as llebriae Der Ser.
Staaten Ge9ierung auSbdnoi9en. Sbne
Yropbeten gu iein, fonnen mir nit 3us
Deriidt boraus fa9en, Dap. ipenu oieies
arrangement CUR @usfiihranq t0lnmtl
merftuliroiaer 9Seile Der Beltail0 iii ben
Sanbeu iene 5erreu genail f150, 900
lbetra8efi miro. GOO un5peifelbatt
| ruir6. uaier @elanOter MOanis, oelIen
@uta9ten nod b0rber einsnboIeli iit, gu
elmer ioIden Siftenaulekang unierer
SHterefen feline 8ultintinung nidt
| geben, ilno Scr. montgomery @ibs
miro iib iueeen ieiner 8etbeilieung an
elmer 70 atueifelbaften 9lffaire IN elmer
seluiB nidt an9enebmen Gage finoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25
Ser sGlDbe . : :.

fefsaafs ~ - a.-es-
ii Ser pGIobe, % oas1 offisteR Organ
6eS @pngreGes, tuelAes bn3ti befinimt
AZ ieinfheint Die Oebattei in Den bei6en
Saulern 1auf bic Nabtpelt sn hrinQen,
tOftet Dem 4anbe iabrli1 sipiften $500
900 bis $500, 0O0l Mber ne6enbei
tpiirSe iid aA6 6as rod ertraoeli IaiIen,
tpenn Die &eoen eeOruft ipurOen, ipie
ifie 9ebalten ipurberL nid)t lpie bie @eos
ler piiniden, fie sebaIten sSu baben.
f@iner Der gr0Bten WiBbrdnd)e iebo9
7iinO- bic @ontrafte, ineIde Bel ieoer Or
6fnuna Oes GonereiIes ab9eiAloiTen
peroen, bic nelie1 0fit9lie6tr NIT gtuln=
rnern ,fruberer Sabr9au8e gu, berleben.
IDieles Sabr mar Der Mnsmltf bios
$685., mel 10, biele ate MfitgIieoer
.tpie6er erfpablt tpnrben.. Sas. Anenos
iflelt, bas oieie ginrtdtuna init benz
blerii0lten Gonereife aufb6ret .folIe, lit
ilbri9ens 1rlgenotllnlen, uuD Die Gage
1es biramellbreiepben MonopoleS fino
geSablt. Sic Sauptfra9e ieOoA,. OBJ Der
aglpbe" feIbt nod gbpnOert Sduienok
an Megierun8ss nnterltlB Sung erbalteu
ioa, tpur6e nidt entf9feoer.- s9iedeidt
.iuirO Der 2lusi1ub iiBer Einf1rdhtun<
gen, bon ipeldefl man 10 bisl Sefono<
mic ertuartet, barber. einen bsfohbern
BeriAt i erftattep. .gs lii ie6enfals
iuiinfdJenspertb, Dab eir poIferer 9ee
lrlauerer Beridt bon Dem, mas I'M Gons
grefle berbanpeIt miro, 6ez @it9Iteoern
pOroeIeet tperOe, laB bic t6glidsli 8eis
tnn0erl 3H heferll jim Gtonbs .iirb; o6er
mir ioIlten sod oenten, .DaB es iT0gIid
mare sieiss sR' sillsia billigfrsn Breiie
~ .thIarl.. 80 "a a...le. -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25

Sin SranSole, Der feline neueifen
gin6riife bon elmer 9teiie in &uBtano
toeben Oer0Tentliht, eraabIt BEL elmer
@riudbnun9 elmer .yGbarafters Gteen<
tbiinrli9feit" oes 0iufIen foIaenoe nidt,
unintereflante @eidi1te:-Sn Ser
S1ladt BEL Gebaltopol bate aud Elm
Serr 81. aus 8. in 8e6arabisn niteeD
tdinpft. 0erfelbe mar bon ieinem 8a<z
tailOn Der einsige nod iibrigoebliebene
Sff5ier, Der troboem er fdon tiid,tis
SeriAOiien, Den 5ransofen cine idon
genommene S6anse pieoer entriiTen
bate. Siefe Shat bate Der &aiIer err
fabreu, unc cine Siemlidbe Surnrie sar
llnteritiibuns fur Den gum &riippel 0es
19olenen Manh uro einiae ietner &as
meraoen ausgefeBt. Bel Der 8ertbeiluna
erbielt Der SfiSier B .. ST.. Sieie
@abe 6eleiOiste i'm, er reiiie itrads na9
ct. Petersburg uno leste Ote 5 &ubel
tuieber in Die Sdnbe ieineS &aiIers nit
Dem 8emerfen: baB er fb fir leinsn
Sailer uno fem 8aterlano babel gum
Sriippel idieben lalIen, aber ni1t fur 5
&abel. Ser @3ar mar nidt fueni9 iiber
biele gfad)ridt erltaunt, ltnb es luuroe
cine unteriu4un9 eineeleitet, Die ergab,
baB Die gan3e @ommiilIon. tpeIde nit
8ertbellung ,beS 0elbes 6etraut mar,
ibre eiaenen Salden sefilt, uub BEN
| ieni9en, fur Die es heifimmt, per Mann
58ubel ab9e9eben bate. 9is,beruebE
men Settii9er tuan6erten mad Sibtrten,
uno Der Gaiier 5bioste felblt Die neue
goruniifiipu unb belobnte feline Sapfefsn
NIT Giitern. 0lRf etneln berieIben tebt
nod belteber 8etreffenbe. y1i6t aEle
b0bersit 0iebfablsgefbidten erOea 10
correct; benn befanntIi9 1T Nnblano
| aroB, unn Der G3ar 1T tueif. asasA "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25
.sniaa7nA slte$s
&Dlaiperf 8 QtabI iffement.

Die flnttrjei9Hetsn 5abef tire neae zDerftntt IN
Operation, fpertn TenfleEIatnsetA 9hirtn, 8IiuAs
auss uHo tnlpenbie geoMIbiifgs, GnFmce1, Dradets,
D0lc hFetter unA 8ef6se, 9hlrs unb 9enfterrahmeu,
SdIb 41nftnes 1tefter oleT Art, SusboeenpIanteu,
BaHees une sue 9trt 6pLspert3a 8dtten geb5rig ans
aeierfist mer6en. 8r fae ebeHfaL& ppTbereitet, FL
ben ftine Iusgabeu gei4ept Raf4ineris aRsutoufeH
unh alHsltelen irile hefieR hpk9 @a1ktIi4tet une
i1neue BeSiehnne be Ruisc1@ntt ees sbeAt d E II
sRnbiifiame su DefsieiIsIt arb 81 ssTbalten-a
nrhers pen nab ans fem netssg prompt aassefa5r
metbe1i. tA4 . asfs
s,lnisFe gsesEaatt IN ii anmttfrFhsrer SsrbinSun
nit BEN 2oeomptius zbop1 BIZ 4afhriis nlb Ghattns
nouaa Gtfenbahus nn6e her %kiuQfifs Goat Dorh an
Gebaritrafe, EaibpiHe. TtnntlIss, 49, -
Sutstt IT'S ufss SHI9sE
- A<sTT5se " LfWs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25
Gmptt1lunqen.
;gsnn hcnr 0cnnernenr nrn lohin.

Son. benz ScnDerneur BON Gbic.
SfT&sfFs fGoIarsbta. II Slouember 1856.
aa ben gsssEus ben pBi6 Aobhbdtis z9si9enf.
Sertheilnna
SD ertIdre nit 5renSen, 6ab ih punfdnhtg ibers
3eligt bin, bnb 5br nnternebmeus fih in ben 9dnoen
ehrenhdfter 9lner beuoet, Ipele Cd treultW befDr=
bern gu benz dmge9ebenen 3wede une I'D aebe oon
s. .. Cor. @Ouperneur Don 0bio.
Ncn Dem StaatSsS6aemeiffer.
Sdbosamt pou Ctto,
gF Columbus 4. OCTOBER 1867
SD bin Iber;eugt, tab biefe 1lHternebmuns e6igIib
gum Beiien Der Soloatenpaiien it unh I'D bin BiGens,
baB Sic meineu Ramen Der elite GmpiehtAngen,
wetde Sic beteits 6efFeu, SetIgea. ? a5sss7s.. b
saf e. q. aarren, SAdHmeifter ron Gbie.s
Is e.sissg.ss Batauia, okiO, Is. aasua 1856.
Meine 5srren - So babe bic 3Iisnbans etbaIten,
BeIten bes 4eaIberrp Geastnar1 eibt. Der 3ped 1T
kafmbersts uno PATRIOTIC, inben bic sSnterefeu
oer 8dientuoer lener tnptereu Soooteu i'm Muge bat,
Uel9e IN benz 4riege Sur unterorldRng Der Hebeatpn
BEN eaHoeibr 2eben eegebeHsgoben UNI; 10 fR5Ie mid
Sbres GrfotgeS gewib efn Dollar pon ienem SfinsTns
geber in Obto fur iol eben 8med wiirDe nidt fur ~
pieI ansefehen persen, als BeitrGg gu einem nuter
nebmens TDet5es Die mgtidF1ea 2n6cr ter gefaaeneu
Eapferen hes States az DerfOrsen NIB s ersieben
perfpridt. Die nit fener &eitunq betrdllten Td1ner
Deroienen oas Dffentlie Berirnuen nb Seaermon mag
uou tbuen cine grilaapg lhrer Yfliebten
ermnrteu. SD bore aufrtttJ, bab es b ais Elm Gre
S6nben Der tbdtigen T6nner, Ioeie bufeIbe ouf flo
nabueus Elm 4Rittei fem m6ge pie e3utes su ers
reten tR6 ebtfo, odb Is en- 0enfnl Bee Rotriotis=
mus uno @emeingeiftS 6es guteu 8eifes weroe, ueae
eurG Beitrdee pou ie einsm Dollar. 9 ieIbit teintu
9atbei 81 fngen, aber aber gales gtdab Dieienipeu
begIiideu, meIe 81 oft weber Dttel nod Sreus1be
befsen, 'in ii9 iei5ft fOrtMbsIisn; n 80
ss-s's q. 4R. exfarF. G. 3S nom & Dim sisr;ft
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-25
r. ss. Start. 6. b pom 8. obtO Sinritt.

Sir bic HuterseitneteH fimmsn Der obisen GrtIas
Don. 3. GssIefon. 6 Or pom |. 0iftritt pom 05io.
Don. y. Teetgrs Step gbtp 2esislotir.
Ism. Reerue, 95sfis Citizens Hat. 8auf, 9iquo.
Z. &. 9iGgs, Gineinnhti.
sS1cob Traber, Cincinnati.
g. o. Regrae. grdf. /. Rat. Bant, @atapia,
0en. @m Esh 5iiron, Gihc, Step .sSbip Segs& 3
Ebqst S9epner, Gfneunah. 49, 49,
N@eh. ". d Dams. &%w%%@ 49, 3
SamI. g. Gorpine, Seer. ca Sapette, Snf. CO. a,
Col @omItQu, friher q. 9 y. st. u.
Sobf Torreiee e. tgtieo bes Nilsi 9uiies fur
0ffents@e 4Batitea. 81 - II k& -
Sopdrs Eattbeps, grdf. Ca Sapette Sni. 60. .,
= rfoE 9. 81. 9opoRep, Obip Senat. = -, 8
9on. u 9stparb, 9eitgtteS 6. 0tftrift pbiO.
Sen. TbomaS Donng. e
cir meitere GtnseLuheiten nehme cine unierer
Anf9ldge o6er abreffirs ms mad unierer
Of fieei: Is &eitee 0ritt:,<, Strabe,
se,sg On, Besneni Sss 6reialaaysrleupeIs). . =,
cher n iuisrsf 0fes Mulberry SIermoHt &c., oso,
3 xilDpr, IS ateS s. Co.,
stst s,3afsAs sr7atBgH yf1siss4 SorIteher.
hfAyfnn--96qS eAsa sS5a$ H3s 7isss 'fsvr-4 -
+N11'75tl Sf1ftr -ffeltfIsss5ses ifs-+. .Eaa@
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
WAs &peech of Hon. VIM. B. Stokes
i134T3 at GreeneVillo.

fatA dying "trip to GreeneVIlle on Tuesday to
N 4Allaht Colonel Stokes, address the people At
tAa e Abl We are proud to say he made onv Of the
Mi g0HsffuI aud effective speeches il was ever our
rlesaafe ~ listen to. Added 10 his natural ppwes Of
ptsiht WI hs eloquent delivery, was the spirit en-,
AfatAtHlthln him by a report that the ooppeEohnson
ahtt Rated a disturbance, and bSd mades threat
" NltaBi hfn should be attempt to speak. But there
vrgs ti,rp NJ 'aent who hal bren in III . storm Of hsrco
le3nssis ~ the battlefield with Colonel Stokes, and
'ailh tat I'd 70 permit any such a thing to take pIaca.
A0ss sald sf Fowler bal mtis a short and %Appropri-
80 fpfeeh. The Colonel opened With Heavy Artillery.
and " t2i The large audience away with enthusiast
thtg q aetn4d one continued round " applause. lie
gpss W dsAth-blow to the Rebel. Raw Head and
Bloody naaAa johnson Party in old Greene. liz gave
The truV t,pl0h men some wholesome truths to pnudsr
upon, shd }hsy cannot fail to zee, thAi there Is but tbs
tPo paFhst4ew exblng in this cuntry-th Radical
UnlqpfaNy ADD tho Rebel CopperIohn'On party.
an Sipxsss speech will lOuy 10 remembered BY the
cilN4hs u Grseno.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

EAanuaNap PREAK jan AOAtS --nn Sunday night
laak tsn aers prironers managed to break Jail In this
plastyt Wi mako their escape. They, aided by cut
sldrIa, secured an anger, and so concsaiedit in their
eel - - " %unnoticed By the Tailor. With this they
nsde Al opsnlng in tho ceiling overhead end then
ta2inK "a Brick uaie an opening in the vail and by
the as VI b%tlankots tied to srther, let themuelveSdow
and VIZ MF parts unknown, leaving but two prisoner
70 daiS sir late rendezvous.
W. AAAhase a new Jail, or = stone wall built around
tbe pfoiiet ons OF sufficient height ~ 70 keep the
poIaopefs ME, and tho sooner the county mskes the
'apppprlti 40 and l'Linp the work the better IL viii
~ ~ ~ sammunly
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The Cholera.

VI N1iles, a noted phy-iciAn u Boston, sAya;-
NNIpaI AUG past observations | 10 not believe that
ninl 'iaifhapld IL appear IN this country, will be nj
hafy N tlpahle New England ~ i Is 10 visit the ma.
hriaue regions Of ths south anl Vest"
ANiNnN NJ The many different remedies advertised
eh.rt Ar nene that act 90 completely a. an antidote tn
~ N1trhps poison, and which giye Vig0r and
ltIHnglh, ihAn DR. R0aAcG'S sTunACH BirrEHs aad
hlHIp fsfLt, The Hood Pts act directly on the liver,
etltA1 WI " throw OF the 4 titriou4 matter, and tho
bANy rAiorc III, app nit. Ani invignraic The whole
p{.i.'q thoroughly keeping % the terrible SeourEO,
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To orr patrona

AAs REX It ia our intention to enlarge
me Uasn Flqg, adding four more column,
% sn,' ring reading mhter. To do this,
aoppelled to urge upon our friends
Who inlebted to US for Subscription
and AZ stisinE to aid US by seniing US
mpusf |npeliAtely. We are determined to
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GR0VESTEEN & 90,
Piano Forte Manufacturers

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: of Meriil at the Worlds Fair. over the best
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70 the Tax Payers Of Washington
County,

"Htf ttI+ HSOuhVJ'
w are requested By Mr. Yesger, Re-. Collector, to
ny fhst ~ who owe for Taxes must come forward i'm
usstpl hbd settle up. Mr.. y. has been very iHdul.
gN MI has paid the State several hundred dollars ont
of r NJ pocket for deIinquens. Ifthcy do not come
W d Aettie forthwith, their property must be SOLD.
ftadcrs Il you want Sugar and ooner-A real
softldI.s A%rtiele-.W o advise you 20 send to iican Il.
A.A'FAB Williams, In Bristol and secure a supply.
ANthAp' would 10 wall to save money aud purchase
ahYN SSties from this No. one Wholesale House.
They a,a kecp all kin IL Of farming utensils for IAlO.
81 ahsf ndFsriisemsntS elsewhere.
~ A4trs. lo's, Lamp'on 4 Co., have received a
npisuiA prtnont Of the latest styles Of Dry Gnoia.
ARs agFply Of Groceries. There 10 but little
doaAt thAt they are doing the largest trade NJ any
Horse ~ ieFn. This Ia owing to the fact that they
ssll god Ahd ehcsp bargains.
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~ from SENATOR Powell.

re IslHFn our many thanks to our friends
Who hars sent US Clubs Tor the Elaq.-
Anehs oihsr interesting letters, we have
fstNwd ths lfollowing from Hon. Joseph
Powell Senator from the Second District.
'he aitiinsulshsd South Carolinian, who
Stood qp alone and voted the immortal
10 sfFIhst Seco.sion in that rebellious
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NOTICE M

DYNfRTUE OF AN ORDER aov srr
III ipued from. the Oirtnit Oouy, ~ n.s'
soaniy snd 70 me directed, ! viii selI 20
NJ N'.qeii bidder, ior oalhin hand, AZ ,bs
ootI Iouse door 10 EllIabelhton. on ~.
..' tgndsy N. November, 1896, All ,bs
iitlet claim, aad lRierest that Lima
hn8ienrh tga sra4 cfiaod, Wing N
70. ., Carter county, Tennessee. Al.
re lands OF Margaret lobe, Landon.
and Others, aad e0utnininF 100 acres
less % satisfy 4 judgment and cost
ghn oafriSon recovered agaInst aid
% ne 38lh day Of April. 1854. o.
ises JAAB5w. ORR Sheriff
Rss'l D. W. SvIsos, %.
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~oars4srIltr, TIyv.. oc,ob,r an ,ses

fihbht ABAh.t OctODer 9Th, 1865.
GrishSm, Dear Sir IL see tlat you
enlArgi1g your VARIABLE paper.
N1 principles which you advocate !,
|lint 10 the country, lust now
be sustained BY The loyal peo.
please a1J avs dolllrs. for which
lease send ms the Union Fiaol
exhausted and lben iuf,rm me
ssneu ny subscription.
= mat = Fnmor' has went ont that
over 70 the my Policy side,
20 'fd With President Johnson until
nam road, and COX the REB.
pnsn We parted company, aud
amor re Elections, when H. ,.,n,u.
WIN OPEN for admission ina ,hs
Iaut ~ ne Ridlral party. TGs A" !. ".
b n by giving him time. 'Sfs
|lpufs truly, mrfr.J p..
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COTTON YARNS AND CLOTH.
Dissolution Of Co. artnership.

n HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between @. Gate 4 W O. Taylor
as partners in business is this day dissolved
by mntual consent, n, D. Taylor having suc-
seeded W. G. Taylor, the business will here
after be conducted BY the new arm Of Gate
h Taylor, all claims due by the old firm will
be paid by the new firm and all persons in
debted to the old Hrm will please come for
ward aud make payment to the new irm.
Blount'ille Tenn. Sept, / 1866,
G.. CATE.
ort5w4# w. q. TAYLOR.
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Proclamation by t Governor
of the State Of Tennessee
VIVVuIb NVNII'"I AVIVu1uHN ~ IIVuHI DTVAVIlI
lO5 Main Street. L~yneh6urg, Va.
81 VA We Lt'N IJpDb ~
EXECUTIVE DE. ARTMENT,

. - ~ 49, tTHL.V
EXECUTIVE DE. ARTMENT, b,
Nashville, Oct. |, | Is.
To the Sheriff Of the County Of
Carter. IN said Stale.-Groeting: The
Commissioner for the Registration of
voters for your County having reports
ed that said Registration has been
completed.
You are hereby commanded 10 open
and hold an Election at MI places Of
holding Elections ID your County, on
Thursday the First day OF November
next, after having given the notice re :
quired by law tor the election Of u
representative in the General Assem-
bly, OF said State. 10 fill tho vacancy.
o%ccAsioned b. tho expulsion OF PlenS
ant Williams by Resolution sot the
House Of Representatives,, and due re-
turn thereof make to me, according TO
law
Aud IN like manner you are com
manded to fll all other vacancies in
County, District and Municipal Offices
which may be officially known 70
In Testimony Whereof I have here
unto set my hand, and caused the
Great Seal Of the State 10 be affixed AT
the Department in Nashville. on the
First day of October, 1865.
By the Governor:
W, q. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLETCHER,
Secretary If State.
Oct5w4
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The Circus.

fthe advertisement Of the Grand Cir
euafihAt y coTing. 1t is said to be one Of
she hsst CompsLieJ in the United States
Tb'y exhibit here on Thursday next.
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DECREE TO SELL LAND.

VIM ~ .GrithNm ~. y .. BARLEY, e. vi,
TN THfS CASE THE PEAiyTlFs, HAv-
ing obiMned 4 decree from the County
COurtfo sell The l,nd deseribed 10 tde PeIi.
ton, for he payment Of The debts, and Il ap.
pearing lha, defendants, Jacob Early, Madi-
son Parker, and Abraham Earlier sud also
William Farley. minor ehiid Of Thos. Eirley
deceased. are Oh non-residsnis Of,tne SiatB
Of Tcnn'ssee. I. 10 ordered that publica-
zion he made for four successive weefs.f "a
the Union Flag. Published in jspesbDrRJ no.
Trying the defendants thai said land win be
Sold at the Court-lIJuse door. if tie town-g u
JonesbOrough. On the lst Saturday OF No.
Tembsr next, Tor eash IN hand u1til said
debts are fully satisfied, There 10 upon the
hud. 4 BRICK DWELLING aud other out.
houses, and water. and timber conFenient
and location COED. October 1, 1885
JOHN 2. GRESHAM
octSwg ps feeS51 .Cert hsd C~oAnbtioa0.
ZINE Insolvency or the EstAt9 Of William
Garland Deed having been suggested
b the County Court of Cartef County, notiee
IL hereby givin To- he creditors " tht aid
Estate. 70 Gle their elAims, duly authenticated
according 10 law with the Comfy Court Ciefk
Of taid C0npiy on or before me SIN day Of
Dtsembsh lsGc, Or ihey wiIbe forever barred.
sspf "a, iess DAVID GARLAND, Ada'r.
III ...... WA" ~. H".
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From DR.. Theodore Bel. n New York titR,.
Not only ale your I1lls ndDliIably adapted to their
purpose as All a%peritnt, but / lind their beieicial
elects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more electual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy !
can mention l A~ihceFely rejoice that we have o.
length a p~urgAtiye which IL worthy the coIhusGcv "
the profession aud tue people. -
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DYpARrNENT o. rAE lNrERIoR, /

Wilmington, D, z IN Eco, I1b6. .
SIR: ! have used your Pills IN my general and
hospital practice ever Ence you made them, and
cannot Hesitate 10 say they are the best cathAriio
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver -
quick and decided. consequently they are nn I'D.
Ihrnble remedy Tor deFHnVements Of that organ.
Indeed, ] have seldom found q case Of bilious dis-
ease 70 obstinate that II did not resdily Weld TO
them. FrAtsrnAlly yours, ALONZO BALL, u DsAf
PhVAcidB N he Mdript HosPitaF.