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HIn making up this table, it is almost impossible for
,s to get the fgros from tho fact hat the A.
lanc Gulf Railroad giving their receipts 10 not
spectfy the staple.
R1cE-Is without change. Clean is held in lots ut
9Isa1Oc; rough rice 50. Seed rice will command sa
EXcHANGE-Ihere hos not been o great deal oHeTln9
this week. though the demand has been falr BROKERS
arc purchasing at 1SaI off. and selling at par
GoLD--Ihe fluctuations in gold have had quite
range and the market for the week has been very nn
stea dy The buying rate is 134a35 and selling ut l3sa
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GRAN-Wheat scarce TAB bush red ana lou ousn Wnlte
rm Of choice winter small lot Of red brought today
50 co.. 100 bushels common ss s0o paaaes aas
white and 10400 bushels yellow offered dcmano ae1Ve
and prices advanced 3a4c included in the sales were ~
900 bushels white at 81 l7a1 49, 5000 bushels mxea a.
81 1sal16; GOO bushels damp 81 os o6C basneis yenow
81 10; 1000 bushels do 81 l9a1 90 oushes
oered 800 bushels sold ut 2c No sales or receps oI
Rye for several days.
Mo1AssEs-we notice sales of 20 puncheons English
Island at $780, 535 hhds 81 and 25 bos Cuba e1 orig
Mountain Eagle. for boiling price not given.
for Bacon prices Of which remain unchanged We quote
shoulders ioslc Sides rib 12alsac clear @ rib l2qaSE R
Hams Is aa17ac for plain and fancy sugar cured buh
meats held nomnally as before 9a9Ac for shoulders
1lu11I4c for Sides. Mess Pork ST. Lnrd-Wes tern 70
terces 13al34c obbing sales only Baltimore rehncd III
kegs 1Gc. ,.,,..,
R1cE-Somc inquiry, and with light supply holders
firm. We quote Carolina 1Oaa1OMc, and Rangoon VIC
q III. .:.,
SA1T.-Turk Island is scarce, and more actiyo. with
sales from store in lots at G2a85c 8 bushe Liverpool
jobbing from dealers at s9 2 and 81 70 1or me aho
coarse; demand only moderate
SUaAn.-The only sale reported was cargo CuDa, con
sisting Of 233 hhs and u tierces Cuba lor renh'g
terms not transpirei.
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New York Market.


MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Commerce, ofWednesday April
10th, says
The market generally presents less aniaahon tnan
usual ut this season; although In some classes VI pru
ducc there is still considerable speculative movement
Tho dry goods trade moderately acdve the dennna
chiefly limited to small lots to replensh asHortments
Prices of the most desirable staple production are barely
maintained while for others the tendency Is 70 o"er Y
res Money continues In active request at per cent
for temporary loans stock coaterale ana tnere arc
comparatively few transactions upon any knd OF se
curities below this rate First class commercial paper
short Sights placed at a8 per cent per annum
but there is little currency for names offered ae h6ne
rates OF interest
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April D.-BREA ApsTUFFs.-Ihe Market ior
State and Western -four moderately active at Btcaday
held prices Sales were made of 85U0 bbls ut Slo l5a
II 25 for superne State S11 45a12 4O or exta
State Sl2 50a13 So for good to choice do slo oa 70
for superlne Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &c ana
sl 5a12 95 or extra do sl3al4 90 for choice extra do
including shipping brands Of round hoop oho a Sl1 70
TO- and trade brands Of do at s13 4oa4 So st Louis
at SIS 25a16 25 for spring. aud $40 2oalo 1ol "'f'
We quote: ,.o,, or
Supcrfne State s19 teee3a e 20 Ss e
Extru state - - 1SS1I OK OK
Super Western. ~ te eS1a nv
Extra Western. II 06@l2 80
Extra Ohio round hoop 1Sog,1s so so
Do trade. ~ ~ oCSsnn nv
Extra St Louis IL 25Ol8 w
SOUTHERN FIouR--1s in fair request Prices are nm,
changed Sales were made Of $50 Daes ct Sll yoil6 ~
for common, and $13 40a17 so for extra aud 1aniiy
brands.
CALIFORNIA F1ouR-The market is fairly active at full
prices Tho saes IRE 750 barrels and SACKS nc DID ao
l6 Is.
WHEAT-The market is not 80 actiye but prices re.
main without change The sales are II 600 bushels at
80 la2 67 for good to prime No Milwaukee, and 81 10
for No and No do mixed.
OArs-The market is not 30 active. Holders are how
ever obtaining advance Of cent sales were maae
of a. bushels at 70a73c old Western, 2a73c for
rev Western, and 76a78c for State.
49, nConN-There is active demand largely for specula-
on at an vance of to three CENTS The snles are
l76 600 bushels at 81 25hal % for shipping Western
mixed in store 81 28a1 2sh for do adoat 70 ior Wte
Western in store ~ 26 for new Southern yeuoW
aHoat; 81 q for new Western mixed
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but steady We learn
of no tranochons OF ofimporance. sMessrs WIN. sco1 a.
Sons calculate the stock of Rio In New Orleans TO be
bags; in Mobile to be 1900 bags N Baltimore TO be 6UOO
bags and of coffee all kinds in this market to be:
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MARRIAGES..

The gomen Of Manchester are going to petition
Parliament for the right to VOTE
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In addition to the above hiry-one obsructions were
renri during the month also eight alarms Of fire. aad
red to the City Inspector and Chief Of the Fire
Department
Twenty-Five head of horses COVE, &C., &c. were found
GOING at large contrary to City Ordinance and we're dis
posed of accordingly.
do hereby certify that the above is true report
z:'--1Fl. &. B. SlGWALD, Captain OF Police.
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Augusta Market,

NUTUstn NInfRet'
AUGUSTA, April 11-FINANCIAL-Money continues
scarce.
Go1D-Brokers buying at 1856 and selling at 1871
Observation-Disclosures ore buying ut 12S and selling at 1873.
SEcURITEs-We quote Georgia Kailroad, dividend III
[cluded,} 70c; City Bonds, 75c.
Co1~roN-The market las been weak today AMI prices
declined &c since yesterday. Sales of strict Middig
were nude n about &c i'll the early part of the day Tota
amount sol 218 bales follows: ut 23, at s III
o. ut 24 at 24, 81 at 5, IL at IS ~ at 2at
25A, II at &c, and . al 26li. Receipts 147 bales.
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Cherokee Remedy,
.CHER0KEE .INJECTION,

does not fail to cure Gonorrhed, Gteet and az W.
cous Discharges in Male, or Female, curing recSN
cnses Il, from one to three days and Is especially
recommended. IN those cases OF Fluor Atotte %
Whites n, FemaZeI The two medicines used N
conjunction will no. ::il ltoremove this disagreeaole
complaint mud in those where other medicines
have been used without success -,5 ~.
rriee, Remedy, Ono Bottle g g Three Bottles &
Injection, u, - ~ ~
i The Cherokee Cure, . leesaedy" md aA11ec-.
tom" ore to Be found in oil well regulated drug
stores and are recommended by phytcisns ana
druggists all over the world their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap ana
worthless compounds,-in order to make money
in place Of these Be not deceiced. II the drug.
giss will not buy. them for wriee to us, ana @s
viii send them to yop by express, securely packed
and free from observation. treat oil diseases .
which tho human system IS subject. and VII Pc
plcascd to receYe full and explicit statements rom
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies OF gentlemen can address us n perfect Son.
fdence. We desire to send our thirt paso
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN tne
land Address all letters for pamphlets medicines
or advice, to the solo proprietor IS 6
eDf,W. &. MERW1NiS7 81 Walker ST.. IT ~ !
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COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, April L. 1851.
A moderate demand prevailed The shles whlch
amounted to 1923 bales generally on the oasis OF pre-
vious quotations. The transactions were Ut 25c ~ at
24c Is ut 241Sc., at 2c, Is at &c. at 25c 125 at
&c. We quotes
Oful1oty III: :. ''''' '''''''''' Gos
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Sharp. q Trowbridge and lady, Miss Trowbridge.
Devln, W Bear, Miss seymore. Woodward,
E seabrook, q Parker, G Emgyer Mrs Tindslo,
and 80 deck. s.. ~ - -.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, CIV B
Pringe, n Hasel, W D Woodberry, Rolljn Smith, Bar
ker, Ross, Ester, Hrs Ward and daughter Dougas,
Turner Mrs Garrison, Mrs Johnston and daughter, Zig
gins aud lady, Jones and lady, Miss NJ Thompson, and
Is deck - -
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, April 11-CorroN-Th market has beer
exceedingly dull during the past week. and the tendency
has been downward, though without much change
MiddlingB have commanded from &c to 27c. and toda!
We have TO quote ut 26c There have been mo raEsnc
tons holders not being willing to submit to the decline
which WIS demanded by The buyers, nnd in tht
hope that the slight advance in gold might have good
reached its lowest point and anxously awaiting bet
ter alviccs.
III SEQ Island there s nothing doing and it may bt
said to he dull and nominal Most Of that grade on tht
market is of inferior quality. and il not i'll demand
better article however, would command fur price,
The receipts ut this port since the 4th inst, amoun
to 1878 bales of Upur and l5t bales OF Island Tht
exports for the period amount to 1O69 bales Up
land and 1873 bales Sea Island.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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REpoRr OF THE, CAPTAIN or POLICE, TO HIS HONOR TIE
MAYOR OF TIE C5rY 0e AnIEsToN, BLOWING TIE NUM-
BKR or PERSONS ARRESTED IN TIE CITY OF CHARIES-
TON snURMG THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1867, AND
= THE GAUGE OF THEIR ARRE6T.
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Received Charleston 9th April, 1867, Of Captain Sig.
wald one hundred and seventytour dollars In full OF
above amount B. F. WHlLDEN,
; e EorC itv Treas11
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By Alderman Whilden:
The Special Committee on the Fire Departm ent
report unfavoraby on the petition of Mr. ". G: Til
ton, Esq. WILLIAM G: WHILDEN,
- E. ". MARSHALL,
r. B. OAKES
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1SG6-G7. l865-G8.
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We quote in gold, duty paid, Bio coffee 19hc; Rio cof
fee, good 1salOc; Pho coffee, fair, IAa174c Rio or
dinnry, 16a181sc; Rio, fair to good cargoes
java mats and bhgs, A1sa251ac; Mnracaibo' ThaIsc;
Lagusyra, 17,aa19c; st. Domingo, 16a16hc.
CorToN-Theru il doing for export and SPINNING
ut unchanged res. The sales are 1861 baes we quotc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
New York DAILY.

The New York Herald says that Danas new pa
per 10 kill Of Greeley" has the following capital
TO start with T. A. Palmer, President Of the Broad
way Bank, $4,000; Edwin D. Morgan, ex-Gover-
nor, $4,000; Frederick A. Conkling, ex-Congress-
man $4,000 George opdyke, ex-Mayor, $4,000
NJ. o. Roberts $4,000; w. II. Evarts $4,000; 1.
Sherman, $4,000; w. T. Blogett, Sl0,O0o A. b.
Cornell, $4,000; S. j. Crittenden, $4,000; A. r.
Emo Sl00O0 L. Q. Cowden and Peter McMartin,
$4,000. These parties, the Herald says have at
command capital Of six hundred thousand dol
lars which will be doubled IL necessary 70 carry out
their purpose They have purchased Tammany
Hall, entirely remodeled the building and made ar
engagements 10 issue morning paper te be called
the Telegraph and commenced is sale at two cents
copy subject, Of course, TO such changes as may
hereafter become advisable. The new Republican
organ will be under the editorial management Of
Charles A. Dana, in connection with the brother O
United States Senator Conkling.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
Death Of an Old CONSERVATIVE

ILL., 5. :. S51a with forty two-rattles was
WA " innebago, Iowa, last weeh.
Allied sron uoS' Of "reminiscences, must have
Ia go, 800 'ne e death bed Of the souirm.
,l e o.u 60 Ta,o, he has heard the Kissing
81 2oo'n "a .o.,@ n IN the DAYS of nulif7
ss 20 ~; a.. S,e;'oered wildly the rattle
q ms ~ ais SIS brethren as they crawled
rom inc een q Iepadiahon. he had lie
tened to the snap and crack Of the ''c cr ,,al
lash in many an Internal SLAVE n .ue o mi
1900 Republican majority W.; eI inc Inc
gave few days ago was too ,n,se 49, e.. Iow "
,Crotolus HomidUs SO he died. 49,. toI olG
hideous 20 the last, all rattle apd nd, s,'u
hke the rebel editors of the South I'm p,ll.
and TINES. IRIS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
Important Decision in the U. s. District
Court OF the Rights Of Bankrupts.--
Property Acquired After Date or Pc
titiOn does not go TO Creditors.

A very important decision has been made
by Judge Blatohford Of the United States
Court, Eastern District Of New York, in
relation to the rights Of petitioners in bank
ruptcv. The case stated that on the exami-
nation of the bankrupt under section &c, it
appeared that about August %, 1867, he
had borrowed $4,000 Counsel for the
creditors asked some questions about this
money, which were objected to by the bank
rupts counsel as relating to property &C
CURED by him subsequent to the commence
ment Of the proceedings, the bankrupt
claiming that nothing passed to the assignee
but the property which the bankrupt had
on June 25th, the day of fling the petition
while the creditors claimed that everything
passed which he had on the 18th Of Sep
tember, the day Of the adjudication OF
bankruptcy. The Court held that in this
case nothing passed to the assignee which
became the property of the bankrupt after
the 25th of June, the date when the petition
was fled and that the questions in regard
10 the So 900 were improper if that money
was not the property Of the bankrupt when
his petition was fled.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
MAGNITUDE OF LoNDoN.-Its houses mum

MAGNITUDE OF LoNDoN.-Its houses num-
Der more than $4,000, and its streets, if
placed in line, would extend from Liver
pool to New York, and are lighted at night
by 100000 gas lamps, consuming every
twenty-four hours about 100000 cubic
feet OF gas. OF the water supply 1893
328 gallons are used per day. The travel
ing public sustain 5000 cabs and 1900 ON
nibuses, besides all the other sorts Of We
chicles which human need can require or
human wit invent. Its hungry population
devour in the course Of year 100000
quarters Of wheat, 24O, 900 bullocks, 1900
900 sheep, $4,000 calves, $4,000 pigs, TO-
100000 head Of game, 100000 salmon and
ihnumerable fish Of other sorts, and con-
sumo 50 100000 gallons of beer, 1900, 600
gallons Of spirits, and 5000 pipes of wine.
As consequence, 2,40o -SseetslT find con
slant employment London, finally, sup
ports $50 churches, which are presided
over by $50 divines Of greater or less note
--Thf Nation
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
ATTACHMENT.
A. }. ThOrnburSh ". W. 7. WILLIAM

A. J. IhoTnUuFsh Fs v. 7. Willlians.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAYIT filed In this case the defeudans W T. wiliias
has removed himself oonccsis himself 80 the ordiv
process Of law cannot be served upon him. having OBJ
taiAcd attachment against the Of deadan
before Jonathan Isrranee Justice ne
Peace for jefferson county, Tennessee, and the having
levied upon his property Il is therefore ordered by
Justice that the defendant appear before him. his Office
the District the Of New Market and county
Jerrson Tennessee the first Monday Of April 1865 aud
cause any be has, Why final judgment should
given against him. the win be proceeded With
parte ordered that this be published
four Successive weeks 10 BrownloW- Wing
oct Sat pf3e JONATHAN LARRANCE, J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

"A DispATcH received from Copenhag.n
~ INA. mat the Danish West Indies have 6ser
ooI ~ - ,9e United States Tor sl4, 000. 600 in
so'.I S..a MAJ an agent Of the King Of Den.
-, : = ,'Oa 70 erss the Atlantic for the
property. "'sier OF 'he
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
ATTACHMENT.


1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDA-
VT filed in THE case defendant George Gosorth has
removed himself thu conceas himself so
that the ordinary process OF Law on him
and having obtained attachment against she
defendant heore r. A Creswe Justice Of the Peace
SEWER county Tennessee having been levied
HE Properly therefore By Justice that
The tesneant ArpeRr before him. IN she 9TH Cig
District OF eefr codnt Eannssfe The I'll day April
asee, tet cause. q say be has, that anal Judgement
shouia cot y sen slsipst him, same hs pocs
"a Nlt5 - f1Ets ~ :. lfca this noiios us
- ltoustfHa n AfcsaioNs " ia -
novo-ft pf5 B. n gHEeNEff, p -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

AsToNIsHED RED MEN.-A band of In.
dams made a sudden attack on detach.
ment Of our soldiers in the mountains
The soldiers had a mountain howitzer
mounted on a mule. Not having time Il
take it off and put in position, they backed
mp the mule and let drive at the Indians
The load was so heavy that mule and all
went tumbling down the hill, the savages,
who, not understanding that kind of ware.
lare, fed like deers. Afterward one Of them
was captured, and when asked why he ran
50 replied; Nc big Injin, not afraid of lit.
ne guns or big guns, but when white man
losu up and fire a whole iackass at Iniin
me don't know what to do.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

WALKING MATCH.-The proposed walk
of Edward Payson Weston, from Portland,
Ne, TO Chicago, exeites much interest
among sporting people. In the terms of
agreement the distance was given as 1000
miles, and the time Of starting between the
1st and 18th Of October. From postal sur
veys the distance was found to be ,226
miles. Western offered to walk the extra
twenty-six miles if he could postpone the
start until the 29th inst This, il is said,
the hackers, Goodwin and Wilcox, agreed
10, but now Weston's hacker is asked to
pay the 5000 forfeit of the wager Of $40,
600 side Weston will appeal to the edi-
tor ofthe Clipper and to the editor of Wilkes
Spirit, and if they decide against him, he
viii, if he wins the stakes, pay the above
named forfeit. Weston was 10 start from
Portland at noon on the 29th ult
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
9he gaOxrilIs az big.
Knoxville. Tenn, November Is, 1857.
Robery-.Express ONCE Entered and
an Iron Safe Stolen.

One of the most daring and successful
~obbaries which has been committed lor
vaars. was perpetrated on last THURSDAY
NIGHT at the town Of Jackson Tennessee'
Shortly after daylight on Thursday mo 81
;ncr when the Office was opened, IT was ais
covered that the safe which had peeii . inc
ted in the Office Of the agent wa ea,.c al
1t had been left there the nlgh1 Oe ~ lack
safe. The agent Of the company Immediate
son is Mr.. D. W. Clark. he was was, ,-'' and mar
" sent for. and the alarm gi';9% searcb of
ties were at once started oue b eaarch of
the missing safe. thoI0~ roSade "a the
the town and suburbs wac ,d-ed nounds Il
safe weighed about two ,n n' BURGLARS had not
seemed probable that In0 distance from the
convened it to any greae G sonnd n ba cor
office This surmiss We" - d;sto,,o 30 from
rect, ior 10 !. ' lrss found The door had been
the Town, " with powder, and between
81 ooo and $1,000 in greenoacks apsSra \, g.
49, tbem. The raseals performed InelI
i l.ori, .-oentfcally, leaving nothing behind
~. ,rould serve to tasten suspicion upon
.r%, known parties. The night Waterman
aa,D,y1lovod by the company was in the build
- If the time, but was asleep, and the
lrS Of the robbers failed to awake
Nm Where the safe was found, in the
woods there were no traces to show that
.nv vehicle had been used in its transpor-
safion Of the half mile over which it had
nessed from the Office to the woods, so that
The conclusion must be irresistible that three
or four men were engaged in the robbery
for no less number could have managed a
burden Of such weight.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
CHANCFRY C0URT--MAYNARnYIL1

OCTOBER RULES 1ss7.-PETiFIoN FOR DIVORCE
jeremiah wyTick IS. Mary Ann Tyrok
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING no
the Clerk and Master that the defendant Mary Ann Wv
rick nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee that the
ordinary process Of law be upon her II is
therefore ordered that publication be made success
sve weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said NONRESIDENT
defendant Mary Ann Nyrick to appear tho term Of
the Chanoery Court Of Union county, 70 be held the
hoase IN Maynardyie. tie first Monday Of November
next then and there to plead deur complain
ants hsor the viii be taken for confessed for
hearing ex parte. A copy Of the order.
oct e-it PFC JAMES W. BRAEsoH, c. I'm
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FINANCIAL.
REsOURcEs.

STATE OF TENNESSEE , L. r. n. McCluBg, Caahier of
County of Kaox. the first National Bank or
Knoxville, Tenn, do solemniy
swear that tbs above statement
i true 20 the best Of my knowi
and belief.
fSAgned1 r. H. McCLUNG,
Cashier
sworn toand subscribed before nc, THU day
Der, 1907.
IsIgnedI ,. G. s. MCDANIEL, Notary Public.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

THE year that Heimbold spent ss,s ooo
in ad ertising, he got back sll 10 -9e,oVV
and $4,000 over. The profits oan a,ou -
next year.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
CIRCUIT COURT.

MADIsoNvILLE, MONROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, SEP.
TENDER TERM, 1867.
Bartlett Ferguson vs. Mary Ann Ferguson.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
IN THIS CAUSE THE COMPLAIN
a ANT makes oath that the respondent a resident OF
North Carolina that tie ordinary process be served
upon her 1t is therefore ordered that publication made
in Brownlow Knoxville Wing for four weeks no
aiying the respondent NJ A. Ferguson appear at the
term Of the Circuit Court 10 be held the house Ia
the Of Madlsonvie and the compaipants bin
T the will be heard parte
Witness W N. smith, Clerk Of said Court ooe in Msd
sonville the second Monday OF September 1867.
oct lost pfSs WM. N. SMITH, Clerk.
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r. K. BAILEY. M. o.

4 v,c 5-iss dlS PROFESSIONAL SER
cssi - ,ns eitisr9s q KnoSsglis and vicinity
irned az Dr. boTSfoS'a former once Al All hour.
80 80 not Professionally abscut. = - -'
et-.ta iefi 80 the aI5cs or Al Charh.lais ai.-.s me-
~th E1eetse premps attention. oct a-tfe
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sIOO REWARD.

fIHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
1 peia 20 any ~ ho point the kin Of
h Saruthers. for neEly Of Virginia Tennessee who
married aud SEPARATED fr,n on. Thouas So vent Il Nis
$40 tea one 500 commonly called Tyus OF TINS Ca
'eetr uFsrvst 0fkn. Addr. > 20
,~.,-. THos. g. BOYD a Co
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

Sarah Cunningham, Administrative, Robert Porter
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
TI0Ns Of the bill in this cause that Robert Porter the
defendant is nonresident of the State of Tennessee
absconds oonceas himself that the ordinary process
law cannot be served him 1t is therefore ordered
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow
Knoxville Nhig notifying said nonresident appear at
house in Maryve the second Monday December next
70 plead demur to compliments bill or the same
win be taken confessed and hearing parte as to
him
W. c. PICKENs, C. & NJ
oct 2s-4t pi5 By L. GODDARD, D. C. 4 NJ