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III A
Il ESTATE.
BY virtue IF a decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County. sitting Court Of
Equity. passed in cause therein depending
wherein James g Mcclure ( Co are cCmplainauts
and Marcus I'm Val is defendant. the subscriber as
Trustee will expose TO public sale, the premises
On thursday: the INST day of November ne xt at
y clock IL. tIf fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter the Real Estate Of Marcus Du Val.
known - - Hog Harbor,n situated in Prince
George county. two and half miles from Bueaa
Vista Post OH and al oiniug the lads of Walter
III HllleaTy the heirs Of Thomas Hall. ami Colonel
Oden Bowie, containing 10 acres, more or less
The Wa hinCtOI Branch OF the baltimore aud
Potomac Railroad has been located through tins
land, dividing IL nearly in half II l. covered by
heavy growth of valuable Oak and Chestnut Tim.
Der; alse contains large quantity Of Clay. suita
bic for the manufacture Of FRIEDRICH. with a
stream of water running through the entire lie 9Th
and Is convene ntly located to several Grist and
saw Mill, aud to al Episcopal and Methodist
Church.
The attention of Land Agents and Railroad
Contractors Is especially invited to this desiraJle
property. -
Terms of Sale: Cash the day of sale. or on the
ratification thereof 10y the Court, with interest
from the day Of sale; and on payment Of the whole
purchase moHey the property will be convey ed. in
fee TO the purchaser, NJ his cost for stamps and
deed. ICHARD B. B. CHEW
no 2-eoSd Tru-tec.
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r HIVE HEN APPOINTED ASSIGNEE OF
y. Blsc0E Bank fupt,l Ind an ready to
receive cIafnns agAihst him. properly proven. Ad.
dress no. M MAYO. Hague, Weatmoreland
cotDfy,Sa. q @l@' f--l.t = - 'as noClaw3ts
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Rf EAGLE CO.. Auctioueerp, =
- sasesroom 293 Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10th At,
sA6LE co. will give their personal asten,,o,
a. the sAse OF Real Estate and Household Furnitnrs
49,, 70 the ss.es OF stocks Of Groceries, Wines
11iluots. ana Merchandise OF every descriptron
h9fses Csrrsge-, Harness. &c
A''efs' essh sdvanoes male on CONSIGNMENT
tr11TEstst sa.es AZ our saiesrccm every TUESDAY,
10 hspAf sHd sATCRpAY, AZ 10 oclsck
si4'u NAOLE 60. A aetioI ecrs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ERNOON
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No 526 southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. SEQ southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AND TENTH STREETS, ISLAND.
By virtue of a deed Of trust, bearing date August
Gath. y a, and duly recorded in Liber. c. T.. No
a. fujiOs 81 &C shall, on WEDNESDAY, No
venber ath at clock p. sell on the premises
20 the higher bidder, Lot numbered "a in sub-di-
vision Of square 800, improved by good frame
house OF four rooms.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months
so eluired down at the time of sale and terms
TO be complied with within II i've days from sale
Convey ancing and revenue stamps at cost of the
purchaser.
GEORGE c. B. MITCHELL, Trustee
no l2-eodtd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY EAGLE & CO.. Auctioneers
VI No. AS 9TH street. between G. and H.
We VIII sell. At Our sales room, No. AS 9TH
street. THIS EVENING. at : o'cl lck, and Every
evening during the week. large assortment NJ
tancy OOlen, aud other goods, consisting in part
Of
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
tOmfOrters. ShaWis Hosiery
Soaps, Perfumery. Cutlery
Note Paper. SeGars, Tobacco, Groceries
and a variety OF other goods Of all kinds.
DO j. NAGbE 4 CO., Aucts.
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R1 VIM. l.. VAIL co, AuctIOneers.
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9e LO uisiana avenue. between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
HEAVY DRAFT HORSES AT AUCTION.
On thursday MORNING. Nov. q, will be
added % our sale IF Horses Carriages &c, at our
bazaar
-Four very large and handsome Work Horses
used by Provost. Winter Co, at the Capitol En-
tension. sold only for want of use.
We call the attention of buyers 10 this sale, IL
ofters rave opportunity to procure of the best
teams in the city. W. l.. WALL CO..
10 ! 'lrOn. AuctioneeT-.
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RlDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL NOvEN-
- her II for moving the frame chapel of the Cap
itol Hill Church. from its present location on 4th
street east TO u street south, between 81 and ith
east. Address JOHN r. AREISDN Treas
lest 2e7 South T. .-reet
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The above stock will be disposed Of on he POM
Idr one Prize plan. giving every patron fine Gold
or Solid Silver Watch for $40, without reg Ard to
value
We wish to Immediately dispose OF the aboy.
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar
ticles, are placed in sealed envelc-~s and we'll
mixed Holders are entitled to the articles named
on their certificate, upon payment Of Ten Dollars
whether IL he watch worth SIe'N or one worth
less The return Of any ofRur certit Gates entities
you TO the article named thereon, upon payment
irres of its worth and no article ynIned
less than $40 10 named on any certiticafe II
will at once be seen that this is "
Ne Lottery, tnt straishtforward legittn,ats
Transaction. tchtcb may be paCticipaled ~
srsH BY the most fnst,dions.
single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt of Is cents, ave
for 81, eleven for O., thirty three asd
elegant premium for IS sixty six and more valuable
premium for So, one hundred and most apert
Watch for $5; To Agents or those wishing em
ploy this is rare opportunity. 1t is legiti
mate1y conducted business, duly authorized by the
government, and open 70 the must careful utiny
Try rs Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO.. IMPORTERS,
Oc IL DIT 161 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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A RMG SUPPLIES.

RScTHuiHg RsHdezroRS, No. 4 lIa,H StrretI
Bangor, NJ, November 10, lSa. {
sealed Proposals in IMPLICATED will be re :eived
BY the undersigned until l. m. SATURDAY.
November Sth, 1857, for furnishing subsistence
to the recruiting party and recruits at this
station, from Dec riher 81, 1851, TO December 81
SSS. ~
Each bidder will state the price at which he will
furnish the cOmp te ration cooked or three sut,.
stantial meals equivalent 70 the ration.
Ihe envelopes enclosing proposals must be en-
dorsed Proposals for furnishing Subsistence -
For further particulars, apply as above.
4, COCHRAN.
Capt. lot h init j.. and Bvt. Mai u. s. A.,
no ly-6tB Recruiting Off er
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a NNIAL SALE OF UNHEDEENED
II hVA ID BCRNsTlNES LOAN OFFICE 41s
N cprrx- lhirteenth street.
~ M II a WILLIAMS. Auctioaeers. corner
December The sale will consist 81 Gold aud sifxer
Mstcos . pianonds Chains, Jewelry, Overcoats.
Dress CoAs' LADIES' Dresses. Cloaks Furs al
-soOds OF all description The sai- viii ron,is gu
Till all articles are sold n I ne III.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND STRAW.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcr

FIRST MILITARY DIsIRIcrt
RICHMOND, VA. November 10. ls5I \ .
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until SATU kDAI, November q. 1877, at IL clock
NJ, for furnishing the Government with ten
thousand (IO0col bushels Of Oats. tlnore or less
ana as ooo seventy live thous and pounds of straw
more or less.) ~ 80
The Oats and Straw to be Of good mere hantable
quality. The former will be Teceiye, by weight
az thirty two 1927 lbs. TO the bushel Sacks will bs
furnished 10y the Government but the labor of
putting Oats into same must he performed 10y the
contractor at the place Of delivery.
Proposals must he addressed to Breyet Lieuteu-
ant Colonel James VI. Moore. uuarIermsster {
:. A, and Chief Quartermaster Ist Military Dis.
tI1ct- Richmond, Va and should be plainly m arb eel
Proposals for Oats and Straw .
Delivery TO be made at the wharf or railroad de-
rots IN the city OF Richmond, Va and must l com
tract. - -
All Oats and Straw contracted for under this adj
yeIusc mcnt will he rigidly inspected and such ~
90 not prove OF good merchantable quality viii
be rejected. go
tract
The Chief Quartermaster reserves the right to
r.'ct any or all bids that he may deem too
hiVh ~
For Guaranty required. and form of Guaranty
see advertisement of October Is, 1857.
BY direction Of the Quarteruaster General L s.
\. JAMES NJ. MOORE.
Bvt. Lit. Col. Quartermaster L. =. A.
no NIB Chi. q VI lst Military District
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A LOTION AND COMMISSION House.
~ r,sST 81 snbTB, ALCTI0NEEE.

TIE ONLY FIRST WARD ACTION H0I-si,
Ne. ITO Pa AVSSCE, NEAR 2OTH srKrEr
Will give his personal atten ton to H.. - 81 p,
K-tst~ sEd Household Furniture. Merchsndias ~
all lies. ri ptiOn solicited On consi xnment VI
ReguIlr sales of Dry Goods, Clothing Nor,ons
Gc &C. on MONDAY. Tuesday, THCRsDkY
ssrid -ATt RBAl EVENINGS, att o'clock Fur
Diture sales every FRIDAY MORNING at o..
e'slock- S.K SMITH
Ne ls-tf AugtioDa,-
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DRoP oSALs FOI CORN.

DEPOT QUARTERMssTER'S OFFICE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, October 20, IsiT (
Sealed Proposals which must be made in trj pI-
cate. will be receives, al this Office at II O'Clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 5th of December
next, for furnishing the Quarternhsster's Depart
mcnt with Corn. or an equal number of pounds of
Oats or Barley, IN sacks at places and in quantities
as follows.
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Rf COOPER LATLMER, Auctioneers,
- (Eate clerks with J. T.. McGuire Col
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and lltu street
Star Office Building.
BOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE AT AUCTION.
On lsIDAI MORNING, November 22d 49, at
~ clock, at the reside nc of gentleman decln.
ing Housekeeping. No. - X street. between nth
anI 18th streets shall sell an assortment OF Fur
niture. comprising
W ainut Hair cloth ParloT Suite
Nalnut Marble top Centre Table
alnut WhatnOt, Lace Curtains. Shades
BRUSSELS CARPETS and Rugs
Bedsteads. Bureas and Washstsuds
cottage Suite, Hemp Mattress
Dining Table, Dining Chairs
Hat Rack, Crockery and Glass Ware
step Coo King Stove and Fixtures
Kitchen Requisites. &c, &c.
Terms cash. COOPER ( LATIMER.
TO ~ u AuctioBeers.
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100 pairs 81 assorted shoes
n ere will also lie addef A larca as ,rtruart or
Clocks Fancy Articles, China and Glass " are
tutisry- Piated Ware. Lamps. Tin Ware. Gents
.id Hou~" Furnishing Goods which must be cold
~.thcut reserve a. the party intends 20 leave the
SPECIAL attertion Of the trade is called to the
above sale. as 10 il positive.
no 70 FOLEY & CO. ucts
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AUCTION SALES.
slY Il. T.. WELLS 90. Auctionrer-.
AZ Northwest corner La ave and e. d.

HOT >E~. ON NJ STREET RFTWFEV IST
SLEPT AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 9th.
ISn - - dix in front # the premises We shall
sel Two two story and basement Franc Houses
hsv Dg front If % FEET. and with an average depth
OF ~ feet, situated on street between Isl street
and New Jersey avenue.
All convey ancIng al Purc haser's cost. $50 down
Al time = ale.
Terms cash. COOPER A IATIMrp
p l9dSd- aurri..n.'ry
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Rl SAGLE s CO.. Auctioneers
- SslssrOom 295 Pa. ave bet 9th and 10th

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE RANGE
BhR IOINrER AND FINTgREs, GROOM
ERI WARE. &c.
b. virtue Of "a deed Of trust 10 me- duly recorded
~ Libsr VI III. No 3. fOliOs 3F, 1os Sc of chat
tel records for the county II Washington, the nm
ster.ignesl will sell, At public auction on SAITH
DAY MORNING, November ., at ~ oclocL on
The Premises No. AS 9TH street north, large lot
q 49,
Furniture, Rang, Bar Fixtures
Slss- Ware and rOckery, Bed-, Bedding
81 airs, Tables, sc.
Term. cash CASPER KNEssi. Trustee.
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DIVISION "
BRYAKWATER TO IMPROVE THE EXISTING HaRBDR
This is designed TO Ne coo feet long to stand in
below low stage is 2 feet to consist OF cribs % feet
long placed end 20 end. made IF square timbers
batter of 81 IOOths the cribs shall be IS feet
wide at the low water surface, and thence the faces
said surface: The widths of the cribs at bottom
WI, re from 81. TO 80 feet according to the depths
With ru6ble stones up to bottom tep timbers and
The cribs eighty in number, will require for their
1910 side, cross and brace timhers, l2xls, of
lengths from u to IS feet, amounting to ass 923
4g72 end timbers, Esxla, lengths lsal to Sc feet,
loo bottom ties, I0NI2, lengths 3lK to as..
feet. snenntins to sans RI IF.
100 cross bottom iimbers, sxlo, lengths sl,s to
$40 tie braces, 6XS all Is feet Ione-n SORT
10 264 bottom boards, lxl2, II feet long-l23, lss
s. clamp a., and sysllins pieces aHls lengths Il
1888 scanting, 3xi, lengths II to Il feet-509o feet
a1 4eo Side end and tie tmbers i.xls lengths 10
to ~ feet-aS $50 running feet;
a,asc joists. ssi2, all 10 feet long-7soOo feet b.
s1as covering planks, 2xl2, all Is feet long
isies bars Of inch square drift bolt iron, ls feet
long. for cribs and superstrucfure-6766 $50 H.
s-ipch wrought spikes B. l6 1iaIneter-ls,4Sl 10.
6-inch wrought spikes ,6-l6 diameter-3,7l6 h. 1-
l0d. cut nails-l.2O Id.
49, s@ cords rubbie stone, for cribs and super
structure. 80 =
Z In this division the lengths Of timber 20 feet and
under amount to 2.25 0o0 feet b. above 20 tn In
cude y feet. 500 81 feet b. above "A to include
So feet, 3 So l3i feet b. m;
This vision cannot he executed until furf her
appropriation by Congress for this harbor. a..
III DIVISION VI. rt
N REFERENCE. TO, |" ERIE BREAKwATER
This part Of the Improvement consists In remov
ing the south epd Of the New York State work.
known Ne the {" Erie Breaf watef," for an extent
of III feet prOvided consent can be obtained and
hsh will Be applied for during the next session Of
the LEGISLATURE Therefore the work advertised
in this Division vi IL contingent and not 10 be put
under contract ct courses until said conse Mt be OBJ
tanned. Nevertheless, 1t is designed TO receive
proposals for removing that portion OF this struc
lure, which our surveys show to consist Of line
of timber cribs, "a feet wide, filled with rubble
stones and upon which. as part of the foundai ion
and the natural bed Of the lake another part rests
a rubble stone work. faced with hammered or emf
stone alpone side. Around the foot of the work a
row of piles has been driven To protect the stones
from the action Of the surf
The stone, crib timbers, and piles to be removed
clean to the original bottom. The width at base
Including the crib. work on the bottom ia neariv
100 feet and from the bottom up to the 81, mmit ~
thebreak water il is Is feet The water ar ound tba
work TO be removed is II feet deep 0
There are ,56l cords Of stone TO be removed fro
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JUNE RULES. 3
Elizabeth vsnbebber, Indane Vanbebbsr

THIS is A BILL FILED BY ELIZA
BETH vANBEBBER AdmiuiserAIaix Of John NJ. Vanbeb'
br decreased suggesting the Of the estate are in.
sucrnt pay debts and that the estate 10 insovsnt
asking the estate and that all creditors be
required file aud authenticate their claims with the Clerk
court Tazrwel Aud IL ordered by
me az the Rnes of John NJ Vsnbeber de-
ceased aud exhibit their claims or demands on
Monday October next and have them
according law and they hereby no
So aud notice shall be published for four sue
jupe 5. 1867 stpf5 JAaEs R. EVANS O. H.
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CHAsTELLAR'S
WHILE LIQUID ENAMEL,

EUR IMPROVING AND BEAUIlFY-
Il ING the Complexion.
The valuable and perfect preparation in for Civ
psarike tint, thar only found in
youth 1t quickly Tan Freckles, Pmpes BlOches
Moth Patches SalOwBess Eruptious, aud all impurities OF
the skin kindly healing the leaving the skin white and
aabHster Its be detected by the closest
utny and being vegetable preparation sperecty hahn
less. IL the Only article Of the kind used BY the FRENCH
and considered By the Psrissu Indispensable 20
perfect toilet Upwards Of $1,000 bottles sold dur
ing past year. sufficient guarantee Of s efficacy Price
only seventy Sent by mail postpaid receipt Of
a order by BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chemists,
1 mayl-ly $50 River ST., Troy, n. 7.
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CRISPER COMA.
CRISPER COMA,
bAFFLICTEDg r.
SUFFER- NO MORE!
A HEN nv yrlIE TTSE OE nP TolN

SUFFER- NO MOREi
"A HEN BY THE USE OF DIR. join
YiLLEs ELIXIR you sah be eurvd psrn,ancntly
and ~ tigniug cvsi. 0n. Ha# H#f
The Estuushg which has attended this
medche f Nervous weakness IrurrA Debility
frUsttRtiun, LUss O Muscua kneigS ImpJteicy
any the Uvuseq OF youthful iuuscreton RENTERS II
lu, na0st valuable preparation ewes discovered.
w' remove HnvctiOns, depression, excite
n, thoughts OF characterization INSANITY &C II
vi abe Appetite tue heath
u fuyta @ by sensual excess or vvn pTastices III
Eguug Met, bv p HbuE ged ~ QHack cOrs,
and kuursut prscti but send
LnAiI. zuu ~ AZ health happiness
fvirct IuEv lsuarantvd every Price 81
ivur bottles go address, s.
Ouc tUttr sucrut effect 10 al ordinary cases.
ALSO, DK JUtNsNlLLES SPECIFIC PILLS ior the
spdy and irmanrht Of GUBOrfhrs elect, Urvthrzl
ui-eargs Sra'r Structure, and all affections Aid
urys aud Bladder cures elected tn from
thy prepared from vegetables harmless
abe syst,t nltfeEnas
a.. dies necessary ui,e usfg line m
heir aCtiuu business
pufsa.ts. Price "a per boG.
hh- OF nvhtiUnsd articles will be sent 20 sny
address, CLOSELY savd, pOs paid, by mail express on
iresipt VI price. Address ali orders to
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
mayl-ly No. zs5 River Street. Troy, n. Y.
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CHANCERY COURT-MAYNARDVILLE.

MAY RULES, Iob1.-URIGINAL BILL.
Priscilla Seabot Jacob Pike. 1900
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
to the Clerk and Master that the defendant Pike
resident of the State If Tennessee that the
nary of law cannot be served upon hm It Is
ordered that publication be made for four succssve
weeksin BrownlOws Whig notifying the defendant Jacob
Pike az the Term Of the Chsncery Court
Union county at court to be held the house
Maynardve the first Monday Of November plead
answer demur to cOmplanants bill the will
taken for confessed and set for hearing Pae
Of the order. E ~. .rlarrr ~ Tr5rHH
May q, 1867. 4tpf5 JAMES W BRANsoN, G. an.
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SQUIRTING OF FHE REBEL CANDIDATE.
Another ScathIng OrdOr Of General
Thomas.

Etheridge met the crushing force Of his
arrest and trial by the defenders Of the
Union, by saying he WAS arrested by mig
gers and Dutch When il was shown
that Mal Gen. Thomas had ordered his
trial toy court martial, he declared that lac
was honorably acquitted But when il
was shown THAI Mai Gen Thomas had re-
viewed The evidence Ia the ease and IN an
official order bad pronounced him guilty of
as much treason AZ he could commit with
"ut exposing his person he declared that
tlic reviewing order was written by "a iel-
low by the name of Whpplc the distin-
gu~hcd Adiutant General Of Gen Thomas
stan Al Nashville, last Saturday, be dc
''areo that Gvn Thomas had nothing 20 do
WIN ms T = and confinement. but il was
a" uone by Brownlow's henchmcn. We
n, ~" Geographic order of General
s-s' 'h 7 lation to the arrest and con
Huv,leh1 Of Etheridge. written bv the Gen
e'"' own hand, and copied bv his A. a
" So', hamsay. The reckless culprit will
no uo1O' enarge that Gen. Thomas never
sa" TINS order What an ,mhscils- and
eypher Gen. Thomas must no tbst ~ 49, 49,
not write and does not see his mos, ;r,,,o.
tant orders I'09' in por-
by Telegraph from HsasQuarter, Nn;..-
the Tennessee D'''si0u %
NASHVILLE, July IL 1861
10 Lieut., Col DoboSsy, Con,mandir6 30 ;, ~,
snbus, Ry. - w
COLONEL: You did right in arrestin,
Emerson Etheridge for making incendisrSS
sPeeehes ~ Tennessee against the Govern.
tn; T,o Oh the United States, and State Of
K.a., Ssee' and the authorities thereof
H. Mi aa'h IN Columbus till further orders
t.oi,L2 De allowed to take EXERCISE a..
neaiIh an. purposes, but must NOT be olio,ro "a
70 IslS on political affairs with . ~ '-,io@ou
IN Columbus, on pain Of elosc oo Suy person
If he persists IN his right 70 40 Ss 80
[Signedl GEo. III T mo
MAJ Gen, COMMANDING
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TOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
beads from whatever may have saiea cat and
oriag growth OF hair the face il has equal
N ioree the beard 10 grow the smo0thest face
i've - ~ Wrvks or hair b. ID heads 70
three months lev guorant practitioners haze asserted
that hce Is nothing that viii toi growth OF
M bali % BEARD Their ASSERT OF
nVng witnesses iron their experienced can bear witress
hut many VAL say how tlstlnruisk tie efnrip.
rom the spnTuUsf IL Certainly "a siaf - -
ny olnrrent freparStions ADVERTISED har ana beard
sotey worthless, aud you may have already thrown
SNay large amounts IA their purchase To sQch w., ouid
sny y TIE hepaTator Capili IL cost YOU no thing nm
80 X aly coucs up 20 Representations n ,our ru.
tts at not kesp H. send dollar and We FORWARD n
oerau, together with receipt for the money wbrb vii
80. ". LscLARK 4 CO.. oA-m,sts.
N1si,iy No 3 West Faystte strret svraeuse N y
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Official copy
RoB'T II. RAMSAY, A. A. G..

A gentleman who was present when Gen.
Thomas wrote that dispatch remarked that
the order inflicted q very severe punish
ment on Etberdgs.5 as be (Etheridge)
would pref, 7 sHalItpsonment in dungeon in
chains, With pernission 10 talk politics
through the gasss, TO having the largest
liberty without that privilege
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Legal Advertisements.
.0UalY so0URTZMA RYvILLE.
CIRCUIT coURq-sEYIERvILLE.


Ellender Cunningham W. cIingmAn Crnning6sm. ,,D-
1T APPEARING THAT THE DEF EN-
DANT, cliDgmsn Cunningham, is non-r.slasnbs % s
State ordersd that pnnitcalion "
for Isr sneressive weeks In Brvvnlow's Whgs -
defendants Is appear Judge Of the CreaH
be held Cor tbs 81 SEWER the court house ID
VILE GU The third Monday July next aud pieAo,
dsmar said petition, or the same viii % tSAsH -
fessed the Tor hearing ex paIts: gu,
Inr.5 1881. : 4Inf5 A. L. MURPHY, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-12
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

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DAvIT filed 10 the defendant Rrce McFail,
himself coucsals himself that the ord
of law cannot be served him. and having
attachment against the estate Of the dsfsndan
made returnable before W. RandIe Justice Of the Peace
for county Tenn, and the having been levied
property It il therefore ordered by said Justice
that defendant appear before him at his Office in the Sth
Of SEWER county, the 18th day Of July 1861 and
show any why final judgment should be
given against him, the viii be proceeded with ex
parte further ordered that this notice be published
iour successive weeksiu BrownIows Wing %
June 5, 1885, Stpf5 ~ S. W. HANDLES, ]. p