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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18

s.,
Die Senier fnb rlibio; feine iueiteren
8erbaFtungen fino Dor9efomttten. Sin
~@eriiht pdr I'M l1nlldufe, bnB Gtepbens
bis mad @orfoIt BON 9ebeimpnli5ilten
berfolet un6 bort berbaftet tuor6eni iei,
bodl gilt baIeIbe fur StpeifelBaft. Die
8eoierun9 bat ben Dainpfer g9olibar, !"
luelder sals Geniiber &reuSer NIT Be-
fhIas beIegt iporben NOR. Dem gelanO.
ten bon Columbia ibergeben.
Ser 9apft bat geltern ben @eianoten
Stalien'S febr b0fid9 einpfangen.
&0nig Gietor emanuel er6Gnete oas
italienil5e @arlanent NIT eiaem GlaGs
wunide gu ibrer8efreiuns bon frembem
Sode uno 8ereini9ung inter einetfs
Scepter. gr beripridf, oas Gerritoriula
uno bic ipeltli9e Serrfd)lft 6es Napitess
relpeFtiren su tuollen; in Der 9ofnung,
bab ale beltebenben G1tpieri9fttten in
treunbIiher @eiie geidlidtet lueroen.. .
Die Ser. Staaten Ge9ieruna bat Die
Gin3ablung bon IL, 600, 900 C?) SrS.
i'll oen @eri6tshof ats Siaerbeit fur Die
Softer, lpeldFe pabreno bes 8ro5eiIes.
geqen Nrmanb G0bne entiteben mods
ten, befoFlen. Ders 9lnmdlt aob an
oaB ie5r ilddordflide 9orltenlineen in
Gnslanb gu Ocmlelben 8UeGe seniadt
mer0eH. sfIEssg gI99sEg .gsisssata
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18

,Sntriguenss inov INNER berlui6eIt,
tlie6e Nlan,d, mo i'd babe S5HEn siApRl !
eiumat aefastT oab idt eiss Naeifter IN her
Nusfibsnns berfelten bin,e. Eief GeEsi G
Sranf 4i6borter IdheIn6. n6.-=eYes.-
duf Gbre, Sic iperben iehen, Hrophese
5eibuns pirb ii6 etfiilen: ssrbthane
,;Gin @dreiben bon 6erbinpnbl1
REF pl0tIiA aus Der nn0ereR Gde bes ~
3inirners Der aIfe s. 6. 2l6ro6amioit, :
peInet aus benz Sanfeh bon @a6iettn, IVa
Der bor ibtlt duf bem Eif DE lag sih6a Don 81
oeneit er ben or6bteh SbeiI fGOn aelefeR5ssi
,eintH einaelnen Brief bsrboreeso0en unA. "a
entfattet bette. vBei Soft, 6rau, Elm ! :
S9reibeii bon sSerstnanoI" fpieberbolte 7
er. ,gBas fam nns fetii?S Hise iio9 % si2i
glad eiefem 9lusrnf bes alien Bnnsb9a
tiersseiIten ale, bic i'm 2lnisnerg gauiues
fcno tuaren, auf ben Slid 40, ,ura ben \ :
Sn6olt bes BrtefeS, bon BEN man nidts.
@utes ertpdrtete, sll Det1ehhen. Mnfm ~
EiiberFog Serr s. g. 9lbrdbaislfoat fiis } .
I I'D Ole 3eiIen un0 ie iueifet er Ias, brifoua'
nebr berdneerten I'D feine 3iiee, iHeat
oenen lleberrnfduno, @dreG unb llns,v,
piIIen obipeHieIn6 6erbortrdten. Gn6S
LID fprana er nuf lin0 rief nit Dor Corn ~
3itterneet Gimme, nobel er ieiite alnfs
reeuue selpultlam beberrfd1en ad iooIIenas1
| iAien: ss..a Hsslg. sfasss,6 r.ca 70
v9@ipiegerlobn, oas 1T Sbr RerfI
r. sic fn0 0aflr beranfDortIi1l" =, :.
vtlm alsr Seii:gen ipiIIen, mas iit's J
benn?" f9rie Wnonme Mbrabamicn, bic u
to6tenbleih Dor 6ared lber biefe MeRs
beruns in ons @opba surifeeiuHteH :.
mar. 10 riteine M6nungent Mtine !.
b6fen Mbnni9enl" - t3tiisse r'.sssg61
MlIe unitanben ben Slid, aber shsss
ntnnb tpaote es, ben berbdngni6hDIeu 4
Brief. Dor oeifea SnbnIt man auriifs
bebte, gu ersreifeu unO 80. Ielen; Serr !,
s. =. Nbrnbanlon uber eine bofig i'm Z Z
3immer auf unb nieoer, ME er GO GEE s
p0bnIih BEL groBen Genrutbs tbsbetUe9ail snH
j. gen 5u tban pFegte, hno bic iest eingess q
Etretene unbein.lide StiIle iparo ilKr u,
ourh ben balenoen Son ieiner Sritte
unterbro9en, 1-s
H fefnrffehllno faI1t. Ss-S sAjs III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18
@ aibinQton. 17. Deabr.

8ribat @9ia1ri1tens aus. Der sGta0t
Nerico beid9en, bdB Wdrtntifian fid1
uur nod 70 lanae in Der Staot aubus
baIteu gebenfe, Bis er feline Mitoritat
an Semano an6ers Ibertraqen tonne.
10000 fran30flde, Grltppen finb fbon
abgegongen uno $4,000 iueitere luerMl
baln nadfolgen. Gs ipiro geIeuanet,
6aB ie ein beltilHnlter @ontraft 5wii1en
Napoleon uno oen8er. Staaten lber D;e
3urii6nabme ieiaer Sruppen gu elmer
beltimmten 8eit betan6en babe.
Cine 3eitung bon Mferico flagt bic
Stem zYorPer Yoifoffice Der @erlekuns
Ocs' griefgebetnniifes an. Sin Brief
bon @bibabua iagt, bab Die 9iberalen
BON Wlertco 6urdans lib mad, einem
8roteftorate Der Ser. Staaten nidt
IebnteH uuO baB ieber @eriud, betpaff.
nete Srilppentorper einSufiitren, auf
enerais6en gSieberftdno bon 9eiten Der
Suare3 @eeierllrs ftoBen luefoe. -
9fad lleuern Na1ri6teu bon 2ering>
ton, Nloy f9eiut oort Gin b0dt fge,
mitbIi9er 3uItan6 3u berrf6en. 2eiite
uer6en IN ben StraBen tobtgeido6en,
gerhaftunoen norgenon,nlen, 8iirger
pertrie6en un6 bnnn Die ,ganSe GaAe.
aeraoeaiis laeleuanets s&s sss4s5 ] e
Sie oIFSielIen 9iiten bonn Salisbury
Gefdnanib IN Nor0 Carolina {ino aufD
aefun0en uno in benz Bnredu fur Eos
6esfaue unb 8egrabniiIe bier binterle9t
morben. Sieieiben eutbdlten bic 9lamen
BON iber 1000 9olDaten, ipelde fur
perIhouen galtem. s..
Su6ae Nforris in Stem 9ort bat auf
elm 0lfTiOabit bon SfeIIon S'Oel 8er<
baftsbefeble g.9en Sobn Wtorrifeb nn6
Mnbere, unter Der 2irlfla9e, Semen unl
$4,000 beidiUineett 81 baben, ausges
lteat. na
Oie 9egislatur bon gloro Carolina
bat cine Bill pGiIirt, ipelhe 8er;tibuug
au.n Denlenigen III Sbea mer0en 1aBt,
melAe nabreno 6es Srie9es ols Cole
0aten aut Der n0rolideH o6er tii0Ii9en
Seite ii68erseben gegen Die Criminal .
eieke su S1uloen fomnlen lieBen.z
GSe gfeiu Sroniioes tunroe aeftern
9la1t ourd Seuer bel 2ea9ue SslanO.
8biIaOelpbia} seritots obne oab fidy les
bod Die sSlanIlneli einem anOereil Smltte
mittbeiltet. Die Sade iIebt neroa@tit
aus uno tpiro elmer llntetinhung ntIterr
fuorfeii sfperbeti. Die gfciD Sronfoea
tuar clues unierer belten Yan;erfhife
Sractional Currency ein9el0it SO, ,219
600; bon ben Brn6ereien erbdlter
S388, 900; na6 Buffalo 9efdliGt $35.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18
@aiie,t Set

Die NIT Der 2ettune bes prcteaartiI6en Bdifens
afpls betrdrlten 3amen Tuerben mdbren6 Der betans
udhenben Weibnad1tstage cine grose MusheIItne in
bem 6feinm1sfrE rEeuspet balten gum ntrede ber @es
iAdffbhg ron Uohbe mn bte S@uIoen btefes Shfis
tites ~ bet1bIefs uilb bafieIbe penn 5gGi, in etne
ee6uhi9e Bertoiana IN DfinGens Gkfisht ~ bofien,
eob pie goje Commune 9 tief Atnng tn hteikm barnts
berttgen nhternebmen iisterefftft fahien wirb, nm
bnIte sM gewdhref. III n
@aBreSib ber Mnslsuiius bsabf@tieen gRrs. Ssnru
DR.. NcGtDen unh 1rI. Seiuie Gain, eiue 2eifi@rift
pom hpbein Itsratf1em aBertbe, nit arieneaen suS
GeirdbIten Mrtffein uub Bemertifneen ibey bic Mu8s
tenMnG aukaeItcttetStii retSfIentli1en Seber 9tgh
ptre bef9rieben peFbeli. Dtef6Enen Demgn, weIdbe
bic Setttthg bnpe feen tI pofencer eIie anaefakrt
unk ale Die meleft glddxiteh aabeI " & ~ ass
5Srie beridtet werbel. Seber sau unbeorattstrr mr.
unerludEteter @rpbmuth plfS psttei6net anb htt
@abeH NIT eebAhteuber MperieHHnHe beea9t. Gieie
2eiti4rlft fcmmt iebem Taae Der pnds. ipeIe an,
4sontaae beeiunt unb NIT bem GAue eer Ausffenuno
eattfi betaaes Der 9feie flfF bic feps 9Hinriefi,
wFD etR Gc4ne feA. 9ubieyipti9nsIt sHnne1t II,
isbsS HH4baubgnus eisiss etattaafestest ,OerSetl
b112 bd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-18
Wfiftbeilnn9 an Nfaaiffrqtes

NGiftbetlnm8 nla NtaAtftrqtes
Der ron bsg ItA IN situns Der County eenrt ers
nannts ausf9ub, pel9sr beuOHmd@tist wGrs bic Bes.
srstsnns 6er Mrmen TN Goantp IN GontraEt ~ ssber
bat befisEa fig sin Sabs pep bplGe Se1e %. g Gors
asIfHs sim slesneften asstets snseipEe9eis; e.
rsrbsn babsr Gle 9Rasinratsperfonen Der StaSt nnb
aHEtesenben 0sitritte eH9epSsier taEs creers fur
Mrmenjdres bsm 4Iasssn O. 4 GDFnsllas ~ ibtr'
feaSem. Sa crbtTs nt irsetb sise anSstn aei3enbes
aatttr pom nnb na4 tteism zase pen bsm County
nic5t anersanBf ceer beJabIt wersen.
(@9.5@ a8. o. mEeadbam, DOeFaenheF
9obn EapI0r. msas6.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
CONCEIVABLE CuAvaE.-Om Wit

CoMMENDABLE C44NgE.-Our Wit
~, humorous and sociablc fellow
citizen, 9. Jchici Hyde, has purchas-
ca the LANCASTER HOUSE and reht-
ted and furnished anew the premises
for stylish hotel, to be kept by him
self and elegant lady. His native
comicalitics in constant supply war
rant US in promising guests ct the
LANCASTER HOUSE museum Of fun
and amusemcnts, for which he is
famed throughout tie country. The
LANCASTER House. will be properly
managed See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

CONCERT SUccEss.-Capt. 0, W.
Fox, late Of Che 1tth Wisconsin, Regt
visited Lancaster last week on bust
ness, and our village voealists know
ing him by his fame as one Of the
best singers in the vest and most
thorough il the science Of music, cot
bis consent 10 stay over and give a
public concert on Monday evening
lie stayed and sang toa full house IL
The Bapustcbarch. There area4ozea
crack sing gers ia town. some of tllm
c1mtea first east or we.l BAT Cap
F1T Tept 81. ae prizes. The .an-
caster concert club 70 close Gorths
present Is lLa people have been
spoiled ~ listening 10 CaIt. IAox's
trau-cendently excellent sinmnp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
no ALL PERSONS


Lancaster, Nov 1st, Grant Co..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

.RFvq9AJ.- Nr J. !. Oswald, for
some time in d vc, copper ware
and tin trade .ancaster, is about
removing to Acllcy, Hardy Co..
Iowa. Mr.. Oswald cannot fail any
where ii being first rate citizen
ana as upright in business as men
ought to be.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
EARM FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

Lancaster, Wis. June IS, 1866, 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

Iowa CoprERHEADs FOR PuILADrL-
PHlA.-Among the delegates appoin-
ted 70 attend The Philadelphia Con
ycntlon from Iowa arc Augustus
Cesar Dodge. Henry Clay Dean and
T. W. Claggett-as bed q trio of
Copperheads as can be found north Of
Mason and DiNous line.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

TALL CoRN.-A corn stalk ten feet
high, ankeo Corn, may 10 seen at
the HERALD office, taken from the lot
OF Mr. II. b. Grswold. Farmers say
this is the tallest corn at this season
ever known.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

To AGENTs.-See notice in thc
HERALD ofan agent wanted to act
for Grant County for an Insurance
company, and that we know to be
sound and reliable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

CARRIER HousE.-This property is
still offered for sale. Ithas the largest
patronage Of any public house in the
west part Of the State. Mr.. Carrier
is dcsirous of selling out in view of
taking some rest The property can
DO had greatly below it's value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

Ala SEED WANTED.-A. \ /. \.
Burr &rq ees;rous for purchasing for
the Chicago market 10000 bushels
flax seed, being agents for tho Blat CHI
ford & Co. Oil Company, Chicago.
Bags furnished See advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

KrxA Insurance CoMPANY.-Ihis
company lost by the late Portland
fires 5000, 0OO, which amount is equal
to only their Gqvorniaent taxes
Elsc compared to their assets, equal
TO a $1,000 loss in q company Of
sIOQ, 900 assets. These figures show
the advantages in petronising
wealthy old companies. Many Of
The InaQrancc companies were rn~
inca is the Portland fires though
losing far less than the -Etna, The
latter feeling the loss only rs bit
Of slight adverse news. The Etna
is sound. See advcrtisemcnt-Joh ohm
j. LOWS, agent for this section
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

STAGE CoNrRAoToBs.-N. Hutch
ems has the contract for carrying the
daily mail between Galcna and Ian
caster, and Tom Barnett between
Lancaster and Boscobol, the two
routes being IN effect continuous
daily route with perfect connections
from Boscobel to GaIena.
These routes supply tho several
lateral routes for the whole county,
and the connections are arranged
accordingly Baker has the route
between Lancaster and potosi but
is running through tri-woelly to
Dubuque, with new and fancy scat
al coaches. Grimm 4 Ishmao has
the route from Lancaster to Cass-
Vile and are running tri-weellly
stage.
4 scmi-weekly stage and majl is
ON the Lancaster and Mineral Point
route. 10 Hall owns the tri Weahly
route between Lancaster and Prai~
rie Gu Chion, but Giles IIickok runs
ii with good STAGES These several
routes arc owned bv men of m&oubt-
ed responsibility fol carrying valu-
able packages. We have not the
names OF contractors for other
routes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
WIN. McG0NIGAL,
County Judge.
IT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
United States Assessors Office
Third District, Wisconsin. !

UIICe,
Third District Wisconsin !
Prairie du Chen June 2Sth 1866
The annual Assessment o. the year 1860 for ,he
county 81 Grant state ot Wisconsin, now ready for
examination o "ll persons and will remain Open for in
pecoh inr days from the sth Of july at the office
~ r Assistant Assessor in the village Of Patteve In
sad county q 'tm't, between the hours Of M and
/ i. 10 If et' day.
vii +. at hn village u Plattcvill on the a1st day
q July H4tt tie aboYenaRcd ofi1e to hear appeals
All such must Lt made IL writing specifying the par
itculn caAse matter or thing respecting which deeis-
ION is requested aud state he grounds or principle com
hncd Of No appeals viii perceived after the annual
list las locaGalirercd 10 the Collector
b " BKISB0IS.
AsseRsnY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
EARM F0R SALE.
yfARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for le his farm situated in the
Town Of Hickory Grove
CONTAINING POO ACaEs
Eighty acres If which are Improved ANA Won 49,,
hecd aud IN good cultivation. There Young @iiii
Orchardol 100 of choice fruit The farm i liI
Well limberci and watercd, and is five miles Iasc-
bel on the Mnscoda su4d Lancaster road
Also iIonsa aInl Lo in Boscobe and Stock on Tho
farm Terms easy for one half
DANIEL CURTIS.
Hickory Grove, July /, 5-3n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
Legal.
PROOF OF WILL-COMMoN.
~ -.ast'--s ,t-A.z.
GRANT COUNTY. Go

tRANT COUNTY g
Probate Giice Jgly 5th 1860
~ the utter Qf the pronf and Probate Of the inst VI,
and Z mont Of James Common, deceased Iate 81
the Con Of Grant w "a
Whereas an Instrument in writing purportipc 10 be
4 copy II the last viii and testament 81
James common deceased late OF the Comfy ~
Grant has been flied in this Office; and whereas an
iilcation has been made by Joseph Common Exap
utof named PRAYING that the same be proven and all
hr,eu flobate according to the laws of this State:
Therefore, i is ordered that said applcaton Ia hoav5
before me al the Probate 0lIce in Lancaster in said
county on Tuesday tn 9Th day fAugust, A. b. 1860
~ .hg clock II the afternoon Of said day;
And it is firte. ordered that notice shall he eivan :,
III persons Interested in sand iil Of the time and place
q S'ud h@1rg, by publication in the Grant County
heN paper printed II said County, for three
Aae'--'N" - each Yeck prior 10 the time Of
-,.it i...sr5. t 49, w -
iy iA< t"u.t,
WIN. McG0NIGAL,
vt' County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
STRAY MARE.

Taken uE s. a. subscriber on lands owned by him
ia ta Town q. cmcisfr, the 10th Of june three
yei Dbl s0rs Mare, forehead and of hind lex
Whit abavr lie fetiocb. TITO owner is requested to
prove property pay charge and take said stray.
TIMOTHY g. COLLINS.
S.n-.-e., Juy lo.-ei~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
10000 Splendid Seedlings
Cherries, Currants, Gooseberries and
Ornamental Trees,


~
hereby forbid all peteo,7 from uuboriug or t1rlst
iu- my wife MARTHA She has Ieft my home without
cs-r IroyoettioA, and will not pay any debts
her contracting.
DAVID NOBAIINGTOD.
ratou. Juiv Is 1866 -7-4tsi f 50 et- due.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

We authorized and requested TO NJ. W.
HUFFAkEB, Esq, q candidate the office Of Tax Col
hector, at the ensuing March election. fcb7tde"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We authorized and requested announce NJ. W.
HUFFAkER Esq candidate for the office Of Tax Col
Iector, at the ensuing March election. fcb7tde1
r We are authorized and requested to announce j. c.
GlFFlN candidate for the office of County Trustee at the
ensuIing March election. feb7tde".
KS We are authorized aud requested to announce w l.
st.thC ensuing March election. ian24tde%
authorized requested II. BAR
h1 candidate for reelection Trustee Of Knox county,
AZ the ensuing March election. janl7tde'
are authorized and requested to announce NJ. D.
II FOL Knox county. janl7-Gt"
rH We authorized requested the
W Il. SWAN candidate reelection to the
Tax collector at the ensuing March election janlode"
are authorized and requested to announce the name
# TBos l. GAULT, candidate for the Office of County
Court Clerk at the ensuing March election. janlode"
sss- We authorized and requested announce F. P.
BISHOP candidate for the oiceof Tax Collector the
ensuing March election. jan3tde"
% WE are authorized and requested to announce the
At the ensuing March election dec27tde@
n8- We authorized and requested to announce $ H.
slh as candidate for the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk
the ensuing March election. dec2o-tde5
We authorized and r,esteI 10 announce JAMES
l. late Of the 9th Tennessee Infantry candidate
for the once OF Tax Collector for Knox county decode
So We are authorized: requested to announce l. p
ALLEY for the Office Of Tax Collector for Knox county
dec2otde
So We are Authorized and requested to announce Major
oco Of Circuit Court Clerk Knox county at the en-
,uing March election octlSstde
Fp- We authorized and requested to announce WILL
suing March election. sep6tde
r. are requested 40 announce the name
II HENRY C. TARWATER asa candidate for Tax Collector
M the ensuing March election. octitdea
are authorized and requested TO announce Lieut.
?. { RUTHERFORD, late of the 9th Tenn. Cavalry,
candidate f0r Clerk County Court Of Knox county
Election hEst saturday in March, 1866. noy22tde'
Esw are sqthorized and requested W. F
a. candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing
hai'h s.'"'i.1 decl3tde'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Terms.

The property will be sold to the highest bidder
the sale money to be paid in six months the remain
twelye and the purchasers will be required TO give note
power irreyOcable attached TO confess Judgment and
nal security, in addition to which the title will be
until the money is paid.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Origin Of Newspapers.

Mankind are indebted to the wisdom of Queen
Elizabeth, and the prudence of Burleigh, for the
first printed newspaper. 1t was entitled the Eng
lish Mercurie, and was imprinted at London by
He. Highness printer, 1881 The earliest number
is preserved in the British Museum Library, dated
July 23 in that year. and contains the usual intelli-
gence given after the fashion of the London Ga
zette Of the present day. In these Mercuries we
meet with advertisements of books, and they differ
not much from the announcements of our own
time
In the reign of Queen Anne, there was but one
daily paper, the Daily Courant. The first provin-
gial Journal in England was the Orange Postman,
Started in 1907 the price was penny but half
Penny not refused" The earliest Scottish newspa-
per made its appearance under the auspices of
Cromwell, 1862.
- OUR DIME CIeAR.-Try it. Kings Old Cor
ner ian2-2m J. II. FEssENDEN s. Co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07

We understand that at the recent meeting of the
Stockholders Of the National Express Company, al
Richmond, Major General Wilson, lof JEFF. Davis
capture notoriety,) was appointed General Super,
ntendent OF he Company Gen. John u. ImbOden,
Southern Superintendent, Gen. Kelly, Western SUI
perientendent and Gen. Warfeld, Northern Super
irtendent- Lzuch5Hg Virginia''.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-07
Creditors of said Firms
FARMS AND HOUSE LOTS

IN RHEA COUNTY, FOUR MILES
Il from Bradeys Ferry, Tennessee River a farm
Acres, with nearly frame dwelling house. and all the
ont buildings, 90 Acres is cleared and the whole will bt
sold at a moderate price.
In the vicinity of Sulphur Springs Rhea county, the
of the chartered Railroad CHATTANOOGA
Gap number of house lots of sizes purchasers,
and at reasonable rates.
splendid river farm Megs county, on the Tenncse
about the mouth of Sewee Creek, known
farm 1t contains $50 2GO Acres which
so to 90 Acres No bottom The
remainder is well timbercd. Nobetter corn whea
be found in East Tennessee will
required, the balance time to suit purchasers
Also four other farms, in Rhea county, if
Purchasers referred branch office in charge
J. c. WATSON, at Sulphur Springs Rhea county.
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Railroad Stock for Sale.

We will also sell at private sale, eighty shares of
the Rogersville and Jefferson Railroad Company, on
terms. Also, stock in the East Tenn. and Va. Ra
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM in high state Of cultivation, lying in the
n Wstauga Valley Carter county, Tenn, containing be-
four and five hundred acres with all
buildings, consisting of comfortable dwelling house
son all necessary Outbuildngs fine barn. SPLENDID large
and well assorted orchard of choice fruits. Also, splendid
miseas seats for kind of machinery all lying
short distance of the East Tenn and R. r. For further
particulars address Col j. h. MILLER Knoxville Eliza
behton Tenn apply to him in person. who will take great
pleasure in showing the property. octIl-tf
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VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER pow
ER E0P SAFE

TINIIE Louisville Flour Mills Saw MILL and acres of land
Il with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
HOlStOn River, fifteen miles below Knoxville the
Louisville is offered for sale For further particulars
apply to Tsep2Otf1 KENNEDY & BROS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

R1 VIRTUE OF AN ORDER Ot
~ sale issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county
WILL to the highest bidder for cash. at the courthouse
door in Knoxville Saturday, the 10th day of February
the SOuth-sde of Main
Street in the city of Knoxville adjoining the lot of John Co.
ker will also sell the time twelve Acres of land
situated in the I'd Civil District of Knox county, adjoining
the lands of James c. Moses, w \. Branner others
Said property has been levied the property John H.
Parker satisfy judgment that A. r. Trottcr recovered
against him in the Circuit Court of Knox county.
janl74t" VI. d. BEARDEN, Sh'n.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, January 18th, 1866,

MHLhLA vacancy has occurred the Office of Judge
Judge OF Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
see by the resignation OF the Hon. David Young therefore
William G. BrownOv Governor of the STATE Of Tsnnsssa
do hereby command the Sher counties of Anderop
Campbell Morgan Scott, Fentress Cumberland resect
iveIy and hold election THURSDAY tho st S
of March 1885, all the different places of yotin in thsr
respective counties for the purpose of eecting nd f
Circuit that they make return Of the result
ing to law.
-, In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed
SEAL my name caused the Great Seal of State Of
to-' Tennessee TO be affixed. At the Department in
Nashville, this 18th day of January, 1866.
By the Governor. W. G. BRoWNLOW,
a. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y Of State. janl7tde.