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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
EP.Bailcy Of al V. john Jones Fl al.

| THE DEFENDANTS, j. W. j. NILES,
Thomas W Humes and Leondas N Waltha being
dop stated in the bill IL is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg noti
lying said defendants 20 appear before the Chancey Court
Knoxville, the Monday October next, and
there 10 make defence 20 the b tho will be taken
for confessed them and for hearing parte.
july 22Ht D. A. DEADERICK, Q. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

AHE wisdom OF Congress m roa...
TAX on Whiskey Is already BENG ' ny INC
oy Increased revenue derived slnaleated
source. nun that
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Hoover, Stone 4 Co., vs.. VIM. Small et Al.

THE DEFENDANTS, WIN. SMALL, ED
WARD SMALL and Jo small boing residents stated
IN the b II i ordered that publication be made for
oessve weeks In The Knoxville Mhg notifying said defend
appear before the Chencery Court Knoxville
Monday Of October next then and there make
the b the vii be taken for confessed
them and Cor hearing parte.
July 23-it pf5 b. A. DEADERIOR, C. a NJ.
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4. s. Janray A Co., " v. H. stutn Ct al.
pITgr nEEE NTG WA CAEAJg

Edsard Small being urusdcnts stated In ha tlI II
D. ordered thar pubcaen D. made sor four successive weeks
In the kuoxFe Mhig n0tiigiug aid efndani appear
before The Chancsry Court az kncHfe the Ff
81 October next then and there 10 make defence bf
the vii b. taken Ter confessed D. them and
hearing parte
july 2e4tpm D. A. DEADERICK, c. a NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

A LII WISHING TO PURCHASE FUR
"A NITUR3 from first hands, New York, Boston. or
Phadephis prices purchase through better prices
than they IN any other way. We have large number
OF photographs aud price lists OF the leading
and dealers North and East and will furnish goods al t
prices and 10 per tent added to cost and carriage giving the
purchaser the aceniage Of having the Goods brought In
and nsnring the Furniture from damage IN TRANSFORMATION
Think Of this before purchasing.
adding daily large stock Of Farpiture
and will from this date sell At reduced prices Orr stock d
comprised Ia part Of
Parlor and Chamber Sets,
Bedssads Bureaus Wardrobes Desks tables wasbstands
al kinds Chairs Stools, Lounges Cribs cradles
Nots &c, &c, in great variety. Call and see,
sHEPARp, REHsHAw ATKIN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

john Baxter Emory Iron and Coal Mining Company.
THE DEFENDANTS, VIM. SMALL AND
Edward Small being non-resdents stated in the bill II
Is ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
In the Knoxville Whig notifying said defendants 10 appear
before the Chsncery Court at Knoxville the first Monday
Of October next then and there AXE defence TO the BILL
the viii be taken for confessed TO them and set for
nearing ex parte.
july Eat pc d. A. DEADEBICK, Q. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
y. n. Andrews and Wiie " hhftnh ANeiesA@n ~ a.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

in M case made At July Term, 1855 Of said Conrt
will e AZ the court houss door in Knoxyle, on Tuesday
ts 18th day September 1885, house and ot On the
side Of Cumberland street. adjoining the residence q ME-
Elizabeth McCzmpbe fronting about 46 feet on Cuberana
street and running back about 40 feet IL WI be sold on
credit Of aad y months without redemption, taxing
bearing interest and retaining lien III the purchase
money is paid. . -
I aug 1914 pf5 D. A. DBADEHiChs . d n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
COURT AT RUTLEDGE

samuel CD ". William HpBllTe and oLheIs -,
IN THIS CASE THE DEFENDANT,
David Hipahlre being non resident the State Of Ten
nessee appears from the bill IL is ordered BY the Clerk
Master publication be made for four successive
weeks IN BroWnows WING, notifying said nonresident de-
ndaBt appear before the Chancery Court al kutdg on
the ID Monday October then and there TO make his
defence said BILL the will be taken fer confessed
hearing parte to him copy Of the order
O. C. SMITH, q. III.
july 2o-HpD BY W f0B, D. G. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
TENNESSEE FORM BOOK.

HEISKEDL'S DIGEST OF THE DE-
II CIsIoNs Constable Guide and Form Book for Ten
nessee, The Tennessee Hand Book-y Bokum Annals OF
Tenneseeby Ramsey For the Tennessee Book
House. r. r. REGARDS & CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
D. A. DEADERICK, Gam.
OHM vs.. small. House a o.


THE DEFENDANTS, WIN. SMALL AMI
Edward Small being non-resdents stated The bill an
James baby, shown IN the sherns ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks IN tbs
Knoxville Nhg, notifying said defendants appear befor,
the Chancefy Court az knoKye the Monday Of Oc
obcr next then and there 90 make &c the Bill or s
ina paTte.
iuty 22-ft pfb A. DEAEERHCk & 4 N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
sOHOOL AND OOLLRGE
VIoLINs, GUITARS,
.BANI0ES. FLUTES. DRUMS,

TAM on RINES, CONCERTINAS,
Music Boxes Brass Instruments Accordeons Triangles
fs Castaues, Fageoets CsroBets, all kinds Of Strings
and Trimmings be had the last Tennessee Book
House. r. II. RICHARDS & co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
rBsrvsr a Lee st IT.. ". siyiss Psaks ct al
IN ORFDIFNCE TO A DECREE MADE

IN this case Al the JuIy Term, 1895 q dAa Court WI
n =. tbe soor al The court house in kno1yie on fueag
a. Istb v on September 1865 lot Of land stustso on
Flrst creek KnoEvileths cold By John ~ shisas 70
d Ftves taiuing about one and onetenth aeei
- e,es IN - month without the equity Of redemption
taine pa Win Interest date with approved sec ty
ah s,. 90 ~ D. A DEADEHJCK, c. 4 Is.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
CHANCKRY COURT--KR0XvILL1


t,h, A Ft,bv a Al Va Luther H. Williams ct A.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
nate An tbis cause Al The July Term, 1858, Of said Court
viii ssil At the house door IN the CITY OF
- Tdsv he 10th day Of September 1863 5oase sna 9t
III Essi E1o1vilis No - In Nesons Swan snd MebiJ a.
atcn a. Knorvr sold 90 said Wilson BY r Aur,n on -
sosnfs time with interest taking bond ~tn sooa se'"s
and retaining lien till paid. -, v,r,tcU n a Al
aug i2-ft pi5 u a DhADSi4' - -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
W PARROT and wife g. c. ParrOt Lemuel L Jennings

W Psrrott aud wife g. G. Parrott Lemuel l. Jennings
81 al.
IN THIS CASE THE DEFENDANTS,
II Lsmuel T. Jennings aud Miranna Jennings, being
residents the Tennessee appears from the bill
IL ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication De
mads for four weeks in Brownows Wing, notify
Ing Ead resident defendants 70 appear before the Chan
stedge third Monday Of October next
then Al there 10 defence said bill theaa1as
win w aud hearing parte as to
a. c. SMITH, G. & NJ.
july Zo-ft pfc By }. W. Y0E, d, G. a NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railway
SPECIAL THROUGH TARIFF ON WHEAT
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN

RAILW a Y.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,,
" March 4th 1868, and until further notice. two daily
passenger trains will between Nashville, Tennessee and
Hickman, Kentucky
Leaving Nashville At. A 20 A. NJ, and Is !. ~
Arriving at Hickman 10 90 p NJ, and 80 A. d.
Leaving Hickman g 20 A. NJ, and 80 A. M
Arriving ct Nashville 30 IS A. M and 80 A. d.
Making close connections at Mckenzie with trains of the
Memphis and Louisville Railroad line for Humboldt Mem
pills. Yeksburg New Orleans, and all points southwest a.
Union City with trains of Mobile and Ohio an New Or
and Ohio Railways for Paducah, Trenton, Tennessee
Jackson Tennessee, Mobile Alabama, Cairo St. Louis Chi
cago and all points South and RorhweBt st Hickman with
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship and Memphis and ST
Louis Packet Companies first class steamers for all points
upper and lower Mississippi river.
102 miles shortest route from Nashville to St Louis
10 20 Memphis
As :" to New Orleans.
FARE AS Low as THE LOWEST
Fine Passenger Coaches all trains Palace Sleeping
Cars all night trains Baggage checked through to al
important points Tickets for sale at the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Ticket Office. Ask for Tickets via Nash
VILE aud Northwestern Railway. WI. p. INNES
april e-tf Receiver.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
July RULES. Ises.-BILL on BEYIEw.
Wm. Cary e als., Adtainistfaiors, Es y ~ E -
EROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN THE

bgif vhseh "a suarn a a apDears Thomas Hart
Tsu n uars e..sr Y usrt Iiazie Hart ard Benjamin
Yfst - t,,s. ID az stste IL Tsxas A Guthrie and
- - ~ "a es,,b;s feoTserlv NJ Csrey) citizens Of
- g.. - sss-se, 80 eav Ann Hsrt whose residence
- i =, y stsrefers ,raeied by the Master at July
1,i 49, - mad FIR four successive weeks
49, Ena~vie wlie recurring said defendants 10
~ 49, c5.sncerv CONT 70 Be held At the court
hose in Jacsboro the 80 Morday Of October NEXT then
80 - - risss .nsrer fanswer 10 be fled BY the FIRST
Monday az October next BY rule Of this Court) deninr 81
fe-ise nave defense 70 aid bill, viii BE- taken
fog confessed rnd set for hearing ex paTte
a1g 10 pf5 DAVID Hart, c. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
UNDERTAKING

UNDERTAKING
AL branches. Metallic Gases Cssksfs sBd essry de-
serfpton Of Coins always hand elegant HsaTso
fer attending funerals in city or country
SAVING AID PLANNING
In all varieties, Ksansdys Mil We also furnish Lumber
Fence Posts Picksts Brackets Flooring, Wearerb0ardnz
&C., &c AZ 2-r g., r. = A.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

A. . MaXvoH -. Ihonas n. Foarns q a.
THE DEFENDANTS, G.. b. LAMAR AND
W. Webb being non.rsidsnts stated TIN n Is
ordered that publication be made for four successive week.
Ia the Knoxville Whg notifying said defendants 20 appear
before the ChaaCery Court ~ Knoxville she Monday
October next then aud tho make defcnoeo hin OF
The viii b. taken Tor confessed 60 them sud for
hearing parte.
July 2s-if pf5 d A. DEADERICK. G. A ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
J. b. Bonneville W. Victor H. SturIn ct al.
THE DEEENnA WM SMALL, A.

Edward Small being residents stated The bin Il
l. ordered that puboon be made for four successive weeks
IN the Knoxville Whig notifying said non-redenfs APP
PER- beiorc the chsncofy Court Knoxville, the
Monday Of October nta then and there 70 make defence
the li the viii be taken
and set for hearing partc.
july 23-it pf5 D. A. DEADERICk, a M.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
HOLSTON FACTORY ENVELOPES.

no MERCHANTS AND OTHERS BUY
Il ING quantities the line Of Envelopes very
low prices. Gall at the East Tennessee Book House.
r. H. RICHARDS co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
Josiah Small ,s. Vim. and Eduara snsn Ct al.

Josiah Small ". Wm. and EdUard snail . o.
THE DEFENDANTS, WIN SMALL AND
Edward Small beins nosredsnts stated IN the BIN aud
James Raby shown m hs Shtr return ia another cause
IN tbs C0aft IL Il ordetsd that publication b made
successive weeks IN The Knoxville Whg notifying said defend
ant e appear before TIE Chancey Court knoxvie on
the si Monday 81 October next then and there make
fenoe o. the b thesCma viii b. taken ir confessed
them and sci for bear "a pnrto
July 22-it 30 b. A. DEApERICK, Am.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
CHANCRRY COURT- RUTLFDOF.
Thomas A. r.. Nelson q a. IS john g. McCluro 81 A.
IL THIS CASE TIFF DEFENDANT

@ y Mcclure being nois-rosldeui 81 the State Of
en- ~ hrpearH nom she hl. ID q ordered ~ the
sse ri. a. nl pication he made for fonr sueeras.
Etsifrnt asfera hnpEfs Mhlg, mott ing said ron.
tife fhlrd 49, AtifA ~
NAAAe tiH iafi1rF next tiinn aud
Afh ~ r1hfessHi ~ i n ils lsc
nar4 tha order T.-t- ~ q lsfie - him
aHE .f aaettsils r. q
~ q " Aok. b. O. a a.
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FAIRCHILD's
FAMILY
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,

VHE LARGEST STOCK OF POCKET
i and Family Bibles also large and small Prayer Books,
brought into this section be az the East Ten
nessee Book House.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT,
and the sheihs Return Of suipors endorsed thereon
Amen and Andrew Gross are be found and that
resdencs unknown and cannot be hserainea
dlgent inquiry ordered that publication be made ie
four successive weeks EfUwniOss knOzTiile Mbg fe4ui
RAG said defendants appear at the ChsDcey Court 70 &c
aid at the court house Jacksboro the % Monday Of
October next and there 10 plead answer ansWe 20 pc
tiled BY the MoneAy October next By rule OF tns
Curt demur or otherwise make defense 20 said bl CT TIE
same will be confessed 70 them AID get sI hear
ing ex parts. sugl.ft pf5 DAVID HART, 9. & m
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~ - - 10 8Eatl.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

F At regular meeting Of Manchester Lodge, No.
ID of Free aud Accepted Masons, held ut the Ma
ssss, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted :.i11 .Eaa - s.Sag 4. SIC,
Whereas, by q dispensation Of Divine Proyi-
brother WILLIAM wv. WEIsIGER has been re-
moved from our midst therefore be it n htasli
/ ResolDed, That whilst we bow with seysEs rem
of the Universe yet our hearts are deeply wounded
and sorrowful Mt having SUDDENLY torn from our
presence and associations veteran andweli-tried
Jealous and faithful Mason, an exalted member
combining as he truly did, in one bright golden
chain the ro6t
u charity that knew no bounds, and manners that
were dignihed, courteous, and cordial. ,.s,4y
2. Resotced, That we will ever warmly cherish the
many VIRTUES. trusting that when our time shall
come to be removed from the Lodge on, earth. our
spirits perfected by Divine grace and inspiration
above, where the Supreme Architect Of the Uni-
verse in his glory presides.
q. Res0lped,s That we profoundly sympathtze
our deceased brother in the peculiarly sad loss
they have sustained conscious that In all the rela-
tions Of father, brother, and friend ahe had but
few equals and no superiors and that around MIN
profuston the warmest affections and strongest
tendrils OF every heart but we confidently COM
mend them, In this severely afhictire
and Bereavement, to that Almighty snd benefcent
Parent whose tender compassion 'tempers the
winds to the shorn lambn for that needful support
and consolation which the world can neither give
I. Resoipsd. That she: usuai badge ormourning be
worn for sixty days by the members OF this Lodge
that these proceedings be entered on our minutes
that copy be sent to the family Of our deceased s
Richmond papers for publication.
je2-lt JAMES d. CRAIG, Secretary.
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90 GoBB's IsLAND.-This rare island, an
'chored; on the Virginia coast, is again COM
mended to the public as q resort for plea
sure, luxury, and health. Every year the
enterprising gentlemen who first ciyilizedit,
and brought its vast resources to the sub
lection and delectation Of man, are extend
ing its means Of accommodation and enjoy
ment. We invite attention to the adyer-
,tisement of these game and festive princes
of the wonderful island - these CoBBs.
Those who want to know all about the in
habitants. and the mysteries of the deep
to kill Waterfowl and to catch the most
delicious Of fish, and to eat them TOTO
conquer the shark, and, by way of revenge,
cot him too-if they choose Ito play with
the waves, and to WELD the trident Of Nep-
tune himself-will be gratifed by putting
themselves under the protection and pupil
age of the CoBBs.
The best. preparation for the mountains
is the salt bath and q diet of fish and wild
BIRDS eggs; after that, a turn amongst the
mountain springs will enable a man even to
defy Radical reconstruction
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saocess nsAem. Ths aisappoin cosM
not be more scompletss
Tt is clsar that the American cotton, as
With the American tobacco; Gun be success-
fully produced mo where else but in this
southern country England has been
obliged to buy the. American cotton for the
ssnsire nfanufacture of some description of
her fabrics, whileshe has found itsimpos-
sible to work the India cottons in any of
them without mixing them in some degree
with the American long Btaples. Ills true
5herimachinists have been at work to make
machinery suited to the working of the
short India cottors. But they have sue
:eeedsd Yery partially Their main hope was
In the successful culture of the American
tcotsons fl India. This Isl clearly D failure;
and. England must still buy American cot
ton. shscannos possibly Dc without it. sass
We never doubted that American cot
ton would always find, "A market to the
full extent Of our capacity to grow it.
<190lodeSa O11SSSf III - SSNhA
struction upon southern labor are ten-fold
worse than all the exertions of England to
supplsnt cur cotton in her own markets, in
which effort her success would be nearly
ttantamount to isupplantingi it, in the mar
kets Of the world. How long our industry
is o,be crippled by the,mad schemesof that
relentless party which has gotten possession
Of the Government we cannot foresee.
There should be, under ordinary rules Of
calculation, Jan end TO- i at q day not re-
mote. When thatltime comes, We may ex=
!. pect partial recovery from the present
prostration OF the cotton interests. That
We can ever again see the same extraordi-
nary thrift that prevailed before the war,
there is hardly any good reason to hope.
Certainly we have now the painful refec-
ton that the United States have found the
greatest enemy to their own welfare at
home. T1tss:e: .7E=s@j9ss 80 <5sESfl'st 'sa.t-
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The --latest Nationa,. Disco; a., -, = !

= :
The Radical House Of Congress- in the
election from the capitol Of Washington Of
Aliss WINNIE REAN, the sculptor, have per-
pe'sated an not which for petty meanness
sha pusilianilnous spite is unparalleled in
nv ,as history q that body. II could have
peen perpstra.ea BY no party that ever
predominased in the National ton i LsrisI.tnrs u
but the Radical party.
This Miss REAa is very young i, s. j. 81
girl-like appearance. Her talent il ac,, II
ture having been brought to the attention
of Congress, she vas employed BY that boay
to model and complete statue in marble
Of the late iamented LiNcoLN,a and q
committee Of Congress assigned her room
in the basement wherein to conduct her
work; andthis was done without her solicit
tation. There shei has since prosecuted
her undertaking her studio being rnicl,
visited by public men and artists. She al
represented as . young lady Of great gem
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The New Commander.

Rr;aaa;er-G General SToNaAAHa siics e sast
Genera, scnorIxrp: ss commander q Dis
.r;c, No ne was second in command ~
This district, has been stationed IN Psisss-.
hury. and won the regard q the people c q.
,hat e;tv by the kind and considerase man nan.
nor in which he discharged the delicate
duties of his position Not hasing been
involved in the partisan polisics q the day.:
i, is believed he will irapartislly perform,
the duties Of his new station. This is all:
We can ask Of an officer placed over as ".
these strange and adverse times. can
not expect to escape The bitter and painful.
formalities prescribed by the faction q the
Government which holds sway at Washing
ton. It is no more than reasonable, how.
ever, that ws should expect them 70 be con- q
Quoted with order and fairness. We should
he protected from frauds, and should have
such guarantees as fair and open proceed
incs can give. From oil that is known Of
General sroSEMAx, it is believed that our
people will not have cause to regret that be
succeeds General scHoF1ELD. . .ssSf Il.
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and eRecssss addresses vssss delivered BY.
Colonel Thomas n Evssis and John 8.
Wise, ofRichmond and Hon. Waiter D.
L.eakes b. Goos HAND, in opposition to the
negro Constitufi5n. ss"-s' Z -~s
General Stone, an old United States.
army officer, also made q brief and telling
speech. Picking up Q. copy Of the proposed
Constitution which lay on the table before
him, With the most inkense disgust depicted
in his face, he threwit-o ON the ground, de-
claring that G twas only it to betranpled
on and spit npon, and that no decent man,
white rsblack, who voted lit would be
able hereafter to hold bis head up ina re-
spectacle community. " zts7 y / sri So.
81 MEETING N HESR1co. The Conserya-
stiYes Of the upper end Of 9Henrico he'd 9
rally at@Ridge- church son yesterday.:The
house was packed and there was conside-
rable number Of ladies among the Audience.
Colonel Thomas J.sSEvgns; John 8: Wise,
Major AMI Courtney, and B. H. Berry,
IT,, addressed the meeting. The people
were delighted. and seemed 20. be- fully
aroused to the importance Of putting forth
vigorous efortsto defeat the odious Consti-
tuition Ffsrl.Tf,fIy. 49, tsrsr-J ass.,stssf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

SALES or REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
s.; N. Davis, real estate auctioneer, sold on
,yesterdaysiat lHenricoa County courthouse
q tract of land on the Darbytown road
about nine miles from the city, containing
63A acres, at 81. so per acre. 'h iaS.s'
q; James M. Taylor & Som sold yesterday
afternoon part of g Falls Plantation AS
follows Lot No. J., 80 acres, at $l00 per
acre-Dr. J. g., Cabell purchaser lot No.
2, rs acres, at $130 per acre-Dr. ]. g.
Cabell purchaser; lot No. 3, IA acres, at
$40 per acre-C. W. Purcell purchaser.
Total, $8,640. - atag fsna pa = - 9se
Francis 7. Isbell, real estate auctioneer,
sold on yesterday brick tenement and
lot, on the south side of Cary between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets, Is by 81 feet, for
81 $50. a''l e9e'd e er5SF 9la aaat
: wellington Goddin sold on yesterday two
small brick, tenements, on Second between
Broad and Marshall streets, for 81 ESQ and
81 ,015, respectively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

THH BEST GovsRNMENT rNsTHE WoRLD.
In the House q Rep tatives, Saturday,
Mr., MORGAN showed that in England the
aggregate taxes average only 90 cents on
the al0O OF, property; while they average
e8.aSin the United States. mother words
the taxes III the unitsd States are more
than faar tiHaes 10 great, in oportionto the
weaitaof nation, as IN Crest Britain.
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su4ss ~ "a, For the Dispatch.
An OId.faskiOned Holiday. ii.
TaEyILLIAN's DEPOT, VA, ]
june ] 1868.

~ TREYILLlANsUE PoT, Va, I
Is - june ], 1868.
e This is the negroes holiday. Happening
sat this depot to-day, | find it thronged with
blacks Of both sexes and all ages, attired
in their best, and bent on pleasure. Whis-
key, ginger cakes, and candy arc in heavy
demand. sA scene which brings wildly 10;
,naind the days Of Aud Lang syns y Is q
negro. seated ON q, box picking . banjo and
,sirging, while merry crowd around him
are patting and dancing to the music.
Nearly an these people win take trip to
Gordonsyille on the up-train, and return on
the doNn-traina ride ON the railroad
being esteemed q high privilege and great
luxury. have been 80 struck BY this re.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02
MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, on the Goth of May. at the
Church of the Intercessor. by the Rev. DR.. BON
ham, Mr.. FRANCk q. HARMEN to Miss MARY
VIRGINIA, daughter, of j. II. Anthony, Of this
city.
q On the slst Of May, by the Rev. DR.. Jeter. Mr..
JAMES j. COR DIE to Miss ELIZABETH r..
PADGETT; both Of Richmond, Va.