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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-06
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VIO LET.--FoR CASH RENT, FOUR ACRES OF
TRUCKING GROUND, in first rate order, part set in
Strawberries, with good house, containing i've rooms.
mchls-it j. A. BROWN, Newport Pike
VNO LET.--MY COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAINING
eleven rooms, partly furnished Rent 5000 per year,
or $500 for six months. lmchl3-3wl J. A. BROWN.
Two LET.--FoR A TERM OF YEARS TIE LARGE
pulldln5 containing htty roems, formerly known as
me Living Home-soon 70 be the Sixth Avenne Hotel
Rent $1,000 tmchl3-il J. A. BROWN.
EOR RENT.--I5 ACRES OF MARSH,
H o4 the Townsend Road, in" Holland Creek Marsh"
divided into about FIVE lots Also six acres In th Bran-
dywine Marsh" Possession immediately. Apply to
Real Estate Dealers, COG Market street,
mars Wilmington, Del.
EOR SALE or RENT.--THAT VERY
II DESIRABLE PROPERTY at the North East corner
Of Front and Tatnal Streets With front OF 90 feet
Tstnan street. and running through to Second street,
having upon it good brick office aud very large frame
building, suitable for business Front street, and
three good houses and stable Second street. This
property viii be sold at very reasonable price and upon
the most easy TERMS For Ssr5sqlsTs aPRIy
Real Estate Brokers, COG Market street;
meh9 wilmington, Delaware.
EOR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
Il IMMEDIATELY.
No. 1.-The Three soried Brick House No. 80 Wash.
ington street, containing all the copvenlences and i'm
provements OF modern built house.
No. "A fine Three storied Brick House, on Della
ware Avenue next the swedenborgan Church; every
venence.
No. IA Three storied Brick House, No. 7Os Tatpal
Htree1 conveniently located and desirable residence
No, A Three Stored Brick House, No. 7Of Tatnall
street. adjoining No. g. containing ten roonF and
Is = very desirable properly
The above properties nearly new, and in excellent
ORDER and persens wishing to purchase desirable pro-
peries, and get immediate possession should give us
call and examine the above. Apply to
WM. MCCAULLEY & Co.
mch7 WlminRton. bel.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ne We authorized and requested announce W. L:
CoTTRELL, candidate for the office Of County Trustee
ststhe ensuing March election. ian24tde"
gS We authorized and requested H. BAR
IA as candidate for reelection Trustee of Knox county,
at the ensuing March election. janI7tde~
fS We arc authorized and requested announce NJ D.
BEARDEN candidate for reelection TO the Office Sher-
IN Tor Knox county. jan17-6t*
We are authorized and requested name
d w a. SWAN, candidate for reelection the Of
Tax Collector at the ensuing March election janlOte
re- We authorized requested TO announce the name
II Thus l. 1Al Ii, candidate FOR the Office County
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March election janIOtdea
CO We authorized and requested TO announce F. p
BISHOP candidate for the oceof Tax Collector AT the
ensuing haIon eleo'ioh' jan3tde"
ANDREW KNOTT Esq, candidate for Tax CoIIector
the ensuing March election. dec27tdeo
uss We are authorized and requested announce 6 II
It as a candidate for the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk at
me ensuing March election. dec90-tde5
We are authorized and requested JAMES
T. TURNER late Of the eth Tennessee Infantry candidate
the vce of Tax Collector for Knox county dec0tde
80 Nc authorized, and requested 10 announce P.
ALLY Tor the Office Of Tax Collector for Knox county
dec2otde
- authorized and requested o announce MajeT
WILL T. McBATH date I'd Tenn. Cavalry candidate for
the ocC Circuit Clerk Of Knox COUNTY at the
suing March election. octlsstde
~ We authorized and requested to announce WILL
Ian ~ LIE candidate for County Court Clerk
e'lNe On election sep6tde
r- We authorized md T., .n,o,r.o 81 49,
at the ensuing March election octstdes
" are authorized requested TO announce Lieut.
I. . ~ LhEEFORD, late Of the Tenn Cavalry as a
Election hrst Saturday in March, 1896 noya2tde@
CT We are authorized and requested 10 annopDco W
kAf as candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing
March election ' " w 5.Iat5ss
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALEs.-In all bust
ness transactions requiring the of Scales, it is
Of great Importance to both buyer and seller that
only such should be used reliable; otherwise
ve1atious discrepancies in weights and oftentimes
serious losses and litigations, sure TO follow
1t is everywhere acknowledged, and that after
the most extensive use in all branches of business
for more than thirty years, and the most thorough
and varied tests, that FAIRBANKS SCALES are an
egaaJed By any others correctness convenience and
durability They are adapted to every branch OF
business in which weighing is required, and our
Stock dealers and large Farmers should have one
Of these designed for weighing cattle and other live
stock.
Every variety of these celebrated Scales can now
be had of FAIRBANKS, MORSE Co, No. l25 Wal
nut Street, Cincinnati; where the Company has
recently established Western warehouse.
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N0TIGR
John D. EppS and others, VS.. John Gibbs and others
A

John d. Epps and others vs. John Gibbs and others.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF
the county court of Knox county made the January
1866 in this case will offer for sale the courthouse in
Knoxville, to the highest bidder, the 10th day February
next the following described tracts parcels of land owt
One tract nowp the home tract containing zoe Acres,
less adjoining the lands of Adam Snipe and others.
One known the Morrow tract containing 100 Acres
adjoining the lands Samuel Croft and Others. One
other known the Tinker tract containing 60 Acres
less adjoining the land of j. c. Strong and others other
the Harvey tract containing 10 Acres less
adjoining the lands of Nancy Spe and others All lying III
the Sd Civil District of Knox county, Tenn. Terms of sale
sufficient pay all cash down. the balance
six and twelve months time with and approved security
and lien retained the lands to the purchase
VIM. F SEAY, Clerk and Commissioner,
iauIO-4t By J. j. CRAWFORD, d. c. & COmT.
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DANCING AND CALIsTHENICs-H. S. Melum re-
specfully informs the citizens of Knoxville that he
will open a class for the above accomplishments
in this city, on Thursday, February lst commenc-
ing at u o'clock at the Franklin House. for young
men and masters; and on Friday, February I'd, at
% o'clock, for young ladies and misses.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all over eight years Of
age or their money returned.
Mr. NJ can be consulted at the Franklin House.
The very best of reference will be given when de-
sired.
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Governor BrOWRlOW.

There are many newspapers that ass all GOvernol
Brownlow for his infexible loyalty and frank bit
terness against rebellion but not one of them car
point TO an official act of Governor Brownlow thai
has not evinced craftsmanship of high order, ano
a Roman frmness in peculiarly trying circum
stances Not one of the papers that are continual,
" assailing the government for indiscretions o.
language, thinks it worth while TO do justice by
showing that Governor Brownlows appointees have
been, without a single exception, devoted to theil
public duties, courteous 10 those having bushes:
with them, and marked ability-MenlphtSL oyGtist
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SHERTFF'S SALE

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
~ sale Circuit Court of Knox county, directed
Sheriff of said county will sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand the court house door in Knoxville Mon
day. the 18th day of February 1866 all the right title claim
and demand that Calvin Kelly has in and to certain tract of
lying 4h Civil District county, adjoining the
lands of VIM Kelly, Campbell Kelly and others Said land will
be sold to satisfy Judgment that S Hudleston obtained
against Calvin Kelly the Circuit Court of KnOX county
ian17-it JOHN GIBBS, ID. Sh'H.
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM high state of cultivation lying in the
"A Watauga Valley Carter county, Tenn containing be-
tween four and five hundred with all the necessary
buildings, consisting of a comfortable dwelling
son all necessary outbuildng fine barn, SPLENDID large
and orchard of choice fruits Also splendid
mieas for any kind of machinery all lyng
short distance of the East Tenn and r. further
particulars address Col j. X. MILLER, Knoxville Eliza
bethton, Tenn apply him in person. who will take great
pleasure in showing the property. octI1-tf
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SHERIFFpS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- sale issued Court of Knox county,
will highest bidder for cash, the courthouse
door Knoxville Saturday. the 10th day of February,
1866 situated the Sout-sie of Main
Street the city of Knoxville adjoining the lot of John Co
will also sell at the time twelve Acres Of land
ID Civil District of kAoN county adjoining
the lands of James c. Moses W. A Branner and others
Said property has been levied the property John IL
Parker to satisfy Judgment that A. r. Troter recovered
against him in the Circuit Court of Knox county.
janlT-it* NJ. ID. BEARDEN, Sh' n.
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Every,man woman child who has used
Sterling'S Ambrosia
is willing to recommend it. Three years If rapidly m
creasing sale have made the Anbresia famous all
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair frsm Falling 0ut.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleases the Scalp. cools the Heated Brow. Removes
Dandruf. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Baldmsss.
Insures Luxuriant Locks. Inchnss Hair to Curl. SD
persedes Wigs KRls Hair Eatsrs. Good seeet aga
rant at
TO THE LADIES WE SAX,
the Ambrosia will suit you to I. EiegaAkly pat up.
Delicatey Perfumed Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes cartons, Containing
two large bottles No.2 for moEniag-Eo for eTeriu
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT II,
STERLING'S AMBRoSIA is the bes, mast asseeable
and effective toilet article in theword. To prove TINS
try a carton.
Sold by Druggists.
STERLING'S AMBROsIA MAHUFACTURIEG CO.,
augs-om 2l5 PSttoh Street, Hsa Tsrk.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

| WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
A bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Knoxville
Saturday 10th day of February 1866 all the right title claim
and demand that Pleasant johnson has and to certain
tract of land situated in the 4h Civil District of Knox
ty adjoining the lands of Henderson Clapp John Thompson
and Others containing POO Acres less Said property
will be sold to satisfy judgment that Solomon Capp
cred against Pleasant Johnson i'll the Circuit Court of Knox
county, at the October Term, 1865.
janlO-4t* NJ D. BEARDEN, Sh n.
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HILLS AND WATER POW
~ EH FOR SALE

FfRiE Louisville Flour Mills Saw Mill and % land
Il with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
HolstOn River fifteen nles below Knoxville IN the of
Louisville is offered for SALE For further particulars
apply to Lsepdsfl KENNEDY BIOS.
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ID CHANCERY SALE.
IN EnTENT tLV no AM TNTE

TORY order of the Chancery Court at Kingston, made at
Term 1866 in the of William A. Henley A
minrator of Michea May. dec d. complainant Eli May
and others defendants, WILL saturday, the 18th day of
February proceed the premises in the of New
Market jefferson county, Tennessee sale at pub
lie Outcy certain house and lot in said town. that said Eli
purchased from Galloway Hodges dec bOun
north by Main Luther Dick by
William Dick and south by Jacob c. Smith, containing about
The sale will be made in bar of the equity of
dempon upon credit of six months with interest from
date purchaser giving with approved security aud
lien retained until the whole consideration is paid.
janlO6t JAS. 7. SHELLEY, c. & NJ.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WheatOn's Ointment

VIII cure the Itch in 4S Hours.
Al,o eures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS CHILBLAINs and all
ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN Price so cents. For sale by
all Druggists. -
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents
ITO Washington street. Boston, Mass viii be forwarded BY
mail free OF postage any part OF the United States
nnVa.
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FRUIT TREES

LOR SALE Az lOED0k, TENN. /
Il have ach0ee sssortndat Of ErHa Trees three
years cid well grown, at the Owfng prices Largest
Apq 4Eees, n cents smaller size Fine Pear and
PluaS trses, ID cents each small will be charged for
of packing ard for shipment your orders
early as it is the best time for transpIanting.
nov22-3m% J.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
ga. STATE OF TENNESSEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrxEvr.
Japo.--. 81

EXECUTIVE DEpARrxKxr 4
NASHVILLE, january 18th. fs6s.
WurRE,s vacancy has occurred IN the oa5os .r Tn b., #
udge of Seventeenth Judicial Circuit the STATE %
- Nv tho resignation of the Hon. David K YouDg
William G. Brownlow Governor Of the State Of Trnssses
hereby command the sheri Of the oouns Anderson
lively to open and hold election Thursday me day
of March 1866 at ell the different places of voting %
respective counties purpose of electing Ju for
sad Circuit and that they Of the result
ing 20 law.
r> In testimony whereof have heEeuuto subscribed
name, andaused the Great Seal Of the State Of
tN-|) Tennessee be affixed. At the Department n
Nashville, this 18th day of January, 1866.
By the Governor. W. G. BR0WNLON.
A j. FLETCHER, see'y Of Stats. jani7tde.
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eco to Bryant stratton Co.'s Nashville Business College
for thorough knowledge Of Book Keeping Commercial Call
euatiOns Penmanshp, Commercial Lave Partnsrshp, Settle
ments ETC. Send for COLLEGE paper circulars, &C. Address
BRYANT sTEATToN 4 co." p0yl-sn
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Books! Books!

Brownlow's Book on the Rebellion, handsomel
illustrated for sale at this Office. Price, Sl.5O.
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CELL YOUR uNCuRRENT MONEY

~ The following are NE rates paid By THos. g. MARI
BROKER, Of Union and College Streets Sashyis
hucuse but may be depended sufficient length ef tss
vii outd
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STATE OF TEEEEssEE,
GoNPrmLLER'S OFFICE.

poNPTHoLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l7th. 1885.
W. HAroHETr, comptroller of the Treasmrv do hereby
r at fhe Hartford Fire INSURANCE Conemy iosassd
srtsrd in she of Connections has proxces TO
issctory evidence that said Company conled win all
te sequremen of the Laws Of the State of Tennessee pos-
@ Insursnee Companies and rther certify that Jno
Yam Glider Agent Of said Company has aie complied
the Of the laws Of the State made and
such cases. Wherefore said Hartford Fire Insurance Comma
ny has authority takeks and transact the business
sneance in this State, at Knoxville. ~ ~ ~
fN) This certificate of agency must be renewed tie
( l. S. n days ofJuly and January of each year
t~-s-' 4N'fH s. W. HATeHETT.
ComptrolleF Tenn
The above old Company is still moving onward, and
ready to insure and promptly pay losses. Apply TO
J. 8. VAN GMnB8. Agent,
jar64.T kno&W&, Mrnl
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WANTS.
AGENTS WANTED
BOOKS AGENTS LOOK HERE

X ETTELL'S NEW ONE-VOLUME
Ia HISTORY OF THE REBELLION published, and
being delivered to subscribers, GIVES EXCEL ENT Salts
FACTION having been carefully prepared for
the close of the 1t is the War Complete single vol
of about 500 large and closely printed pages illustrated
by Maps and 10 beautiful steel engravings has full index of
events and strongly bound leather The popularity
this work rarely equaed The is but just begun
yet it mas within ninety days $4,000 SubSC
Multitudes waiting for Just such book 1t cheap
est war history published proposed
The author formerly Editor Of the ATny and Nary Journal.
Agents solicit with sample For Circulars with terms
address, HENRY HOWE, No. Ill Main Street, Cincinnati
Ohio. ianl0-4t
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LOST! REWARD!

IUHI liza W AAU
TRAYED stolen, the I'D day of November 1865 from
- the hchng post ThOrntons stable in Knoxville,
Tennessee Bay Gedng with saddle and bride about
toen hands, old in full flesh hind feet white large
spot left hip, old saddle left side of the
back back large neck and ugly head and
walker, small mark on left side Of neck.
Also the 18th of July, from the pasture knoxvle
white eabitten gray Mule, about AZ hands high
L or years old, branded J. M. the left hp and
SMALL A the hip and the left shoulder, and
the right shoulder with dim H The Mule very lazy
and very well formed. .. r
Also on the 18th of Marc from stable in the country,
one Bay Geldng Is hands HIGH years old light made large
side, short neck and ugly head dark
eyes inside of right appears little pulled sweled from
an old hurt hind legs scattered white hairs in fore
head and straight in face good loper not well musce,
snail belly, name, tan and legs black.
Any person giving information that will lead to the recovery
of any part property by calling Thorntons Stable
or addressing K. A. H., Box No. , Knoxville, Tennessee
will allowed half its value The stock will be found if
every body win pay attention Please look out.
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FOR SALE.
Farms AND HaHaR LAYs

IN RHEA COUNTY, FOUR MILES
= fro Rrady's Ferry, Tennesses River farm of 29]
Scres, with nearly frame dwelling hoHe. and all the
out buildings % Acres chs m and the whole will be
srsd at a Moderate price.
na the vn1y Of SupAur Springs Hhea county the line
ID Us cbrteerl RailrOad from Chattanooga Big Greek
Gap any sumber of house lots of dz suit purchasers
axpd reasonable rates.
PeBdDa river hrm 10 d. aSs. county, the Tennessee,
2boHt the mouth of Cfeck knovn the Preston
airs 1t sins 80 2G0 Acres 100 Which
toua 80 Acres No second bottom lands, cleared
fnlsr we'll mbsrel No batter whea land
bs fol nd 10 EAST Tengessee 0ne half cash down will be
aired, the bsllsnce tiuae TO suit purchasers.
AlsO four other farms in Rhea county, if convenient
Purcba referred branch office, charge
]. c. Vsepu, at SulThur springs, Rhes county.
dec8af MABRY, ABERSAThY 6 60.
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FINANCIAL.

STATE OF TENNESSEE L, z. N. MOCLUSG, Cashier Of
County Knox THE First National Bank Of Knoxville,
do solemny swear that the above
statement, is true, to the best Of nv
knowledge and belief
r. M. McCLUNG, Cashier.
Sworn subscribed before me, this 9Th day jan
uary, 1866. NJ. u. MILLER,
ian10-1m Notary P&6Sic.
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TELEGRAPH POLES WANTED.

Il contract for about 5000 Telegraph Poles, be-
Knoxville and Bristol and proposals
of mbeed lands along the railroad for their
delivery.
Poles to be of Chestnut, Locust CEDAR White or Post Oak
% feet in length less than inches diameter
small end clear of the bark well skinned trimmed
and straight.
Proposals will be received for any part NUMBER
| and Cash will be paid on delivery.
Address the undersigned at Knoxville
JOHN NJ CROWLEY,
jan10-it Asst. Sup It'll Div. American Telegraph Co.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

d IN REWARD-ONE DARK DAP
DCU PIE IRON GRAY HORSE, about eight years DID,
16 hands hgh and Iron Gray Mule, branded
the left hip W. A. W The above horse and mule
stolen from the night of 18th inst. will pay fifty
dollars for the delivery Of the thieves the horse and mule
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
ian2I-it& CreeneNiRe. Tenn.
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These quotations for nees dased before The war Of
denominations Of SIS and upwards liable 10 fluctuations
and cannot be relied for length Of time We viii buy
SELL and effect exchange vita banks individuals corrs
sion. Special quotations viii given whenever desired
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An APPEAL
To the MGkonic FFRkeRnity, in kehaIf Of
Ed eafian.

An APPEAL
To the MRsOnic FFRteFnity, in sebaIf Of
EdmcafisR.
AS A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY
II the Masonic Fraternity of Cleveland Lodge No 1884, We
are authorized to solicit all Lodges Brother Nasous and
education hearty Cooperation and active interest
the important enterprise of giving the young ladies
and 1 education We know Se have every advantage and
convenience for maintaining and establishing
schools in the country cheap good and beneficial else
where.
connection Lodge have most excellent Fe
male Institution controlled by board of efficient Trustees
and the most thoroughly competent teachers This nstu
ton chartered with collegiate in 1885, under the
title of Masonic Institue, and it commands wide
influence 1t duty Aasons and de-
sire TO make its influence % and its advantages felt through
out the country
The education young to-
worthy reap the benefits than
daughters and our own families By united effort of all
Lodges and Brother Masons and have q
Our Lodge is fourishng and our Institute also but want
young competent occupy any every
position appropriate their sphere We every facility
town of from all pointsheathy and composed
of eood society and good churches The students well
cSed for by the teachers and their health carefully looked
ter Our course of study is thorough No labor
spared make not only accomplished but her eu
ton useful to herself and..o Others.
As Masons and friends of education must be active
eeo and to keep ours ahead and above other in
January LIST, 1866 the Masons made appropriation
charitable purposes daughters of Master Masons
ceased provided for and the intention of the Lodge
make provisions for the finances Of
the Fraternity will Justify them in SO doing.
An excellent boarding house is established the Inst
tute, for the accommodation of all those coming from abroad
The reasonable that the complaint of high board
cannot be longer obstacle to sending school
nave IN the Musical Prof Joseph Wassamer
who too well known to deed commendaOn He is most
thorough and efficient teacher and his scholars show the true
spirit Of Music.
Tuition Literary Department ranges SD $50
year. without any extra charge Music, French and Draw
Again Brothers. call upon you to come up and aid us in
cur noble undertaking.
W. II. TREwHITT
J. NJ. CROW,
janI0-2m Committee