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Newspaper Page Textre LEGAL. ITT ACHHEST. G. W. Bowling for tho use of C. L. Lindsey t. Thomas o David and Britton Rhoiber. 'PHE PLAINTIFF, OX AFFIDAVIT, ey lb defendants art Indebted to him and ao abscond or conceal themselves that the ordinary process of law cannot b erred on them, havioe obtained an original attachment against the oatau of the defeniianta.made returnable before Charles T. Dunkm, a Justice of tie Peace for Campbell county, Tenn., nd the same having teen levied on Thoa. Daridi' property: It ordered by said J u nice that the defendant appear before hlitf at his cBee In Campbell county, on the loth day of May, 196 or the aame will be proceeded with ti parte Itia further ordered that this notice be pnbliahed for four successive weeks In Brownlow', Whig. 'J!"-""4 CHARLES T. IISKH, J. F. Attachment. Y.. L. Watkins vs. A. T. M. Proicncc. 'THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, eevs the oVfvnriant in indr ltod to bia and v absconds or central, himself ao that tb ordinary process of law cannot i be served upon him, and having ubtained an original attach ment apainst the tate of the di'fcmlant n returnable be fore Jamus Fuller, a Justice of the Peace for Jefferson connty, and th aamr having Ix-en kvk-d oil defendant' property : It is or Jer.-1 by aJd Justice that the dufmdant appear before Ira. at his oflice in Landridp. Jrflrrson conuty, Tenneeeee, n the firm Monday iu A;oI, iw.il, or the same illbc Jpro cded with ex parte. It is further ordered by said Jnnice, , that this notice tf .ublnli"J f .r four tucrmi't weeks in Brownlow g Whig. l-l,:il-4t " JAMES Fl'H ER.J- T. CIRCUIT COURT-NEWPORT- Adoa Smith vs. Hubert Alien, ct al. I T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDA- 1 -if . e .t. m .:K,i j i.; -.ti.. tlmt tin. d.-ftidant. Al- Ill M lllf l.l I ll. ... - , - -- - ln, i a non-r.and"ntf tlu f-t:i-: It is ordervd that publi cation be iwio tor four succwive wifk iu Ilrownlnw'a Whig, notifying said di-f.-ndant to ai.i-ar at the next Term of the t ircuit Cirt at tli- c -nrt hMis- n Nwpirt, on the first 1 otiday after the fourth Monday in March next, then and there to pb-ad. aiifner, r d mur the ,uil and druiand of the plaintiff, or the same will br tW'-n for crtuf-d. as to him, and pro-eeded with ex purl.-. II . H. IS AKIt, Clerk, t. C. !, !"1. feb 21-4t ' CIRCUIT COURT -NEWPORT. !-ecd Judicial Circuit, ick county, Tiiinc. PETITION' TO SELL LAXP. Robert Mb tooth, Executor of John Mantooth, Joc'd, vh. Tlmnias Mantooth, and SauiU'-l Mantootb, ct als. TT APPEARING FROM "THE PETI- TiXK'V and alidatit ! th- j.laiiitifl in this nuw that Thomas Mmitoolh. Nanwl Maiito.'th. Aaron Bryant, John MauUH.t!, i'.rniinta Mniitix'lh. Hugh Maiitooili, Amanda Clccinper and Clring'-r. who are defendant's in this rau'. are n.in-r.Kid. ut of the M:U of Tennessee : It Is there tore ord.-i-d Hint publication be made for four successive weeks in Browtilow' Wlii?. notifying the aid non-resident defendauta, T. XlHiilooth. (. Maiitouth, J. Mantootb, P. Msu- tooth. II. Mantooth. A. Bryant, A. li Mng'.r and C1'V- inger to upp. ar at the next li riu ol tli Circuit Court, to be held lor Cocke county, at the ccmrt-liouH; in Newport, ou the first Mondy sfl-r the fourth Monday in March next, then and thereto plead, answer, or demur to the 4-titi..u of the plain tiff, or tlm same will betaken (oi oiifi - d as them, and pro reeded itb ex part. II. !1. BAKU, Clerk. V. M. .-.vi::n, Ndic iioi. fel.21-4C CIRCUIT COURT-Kewport. -econd Jndiri.il Circuit, Cocke county Tennessee. ,'ames Cary, Edward Kans and William Woodward, .'r., partners. 4c, under the, firm name and style of Cary, BanfO" Woodward vs. Tiphlman A. Kauhion, Ilrnry A. Minns and Hamilton Yetf. partners, Ac, nnd. r the name firm and style of f aubion. Minis A Co. IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI- JL DAVIT of the plaiirtifl. .t attorney, in this cause, iiiat the defendants, J.. A. Ksuhion and 1. A. Miuis. are non-residents, r so conceal themselves, that the ordi nary process of law cannot be served uKn them, there fore', it is ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow hig. notifying said defendants, L. A. i autiicn and l. A. Minis, to appear at the next term of the Circuit Conrt for Cocke connty. at the ronrt house in New port, on the erst Monday after the fourth Monday in March next. ISGK, then and there to plead, answer, or demur to the FU't and demand of the plaintifts. or the aame will be taken lor confesed as to them, and proceeded with ex parte. H st-L Aisrn, Solicitors. H. II. BALI!. Clerk. reb7.1hofi-4t .M.rce A. Warder and William 1'. Hanett, parluera, under the name, firm and style "f Warder 4 Barrett vs. I. A. I'aubion, 1). A. Meins and Hamilton Tett, partners, Ae., un-ler the name, firm and style of Faubion, Minis Co. IT appearing from the affidavit of the plaintiffs, by attorney, in this cause, that the defendants, I.. A. Faubion and I). A. Minis, are non-residents, or so conceal themselves, that the ordinary process of lnw cannot lie served vpou them: It is ordered that publication be made lor four successive weeks in Brownlow s V hij:. notifying said defendants. I.. A. Faubion and D. A. Minis, to appear -it the next Term of the Circuit Court for Cocke county, at the court house iu Newport, on tns first Monday after tin fourth Monday in March next, &, then ami there to plead, answer, or demur to the Bnit, and demand of the plaiulifts. or the same will be taken for con fessed as to theni. and proci-cded w ith ex parte. Hull t AiKKN. Solicitors. II. Ii. IIAKK, Clerk. FebT.lM-n- William M. Bradford and William . lumau. partners. Ac, under the name, ;tirm and style of Bradford A Inman. for the use of V liliam llarri and Temple Harris, partners. Ac, under the name, firm and stvle of W. A T. Harris t. Oorgo vTTl.a Hue. IT apprariiiK frr m the alti lai it the plaintiffs, by attol 1 ney, in tbi cause, that the d.f. ndant is a non-resident: It is ordered that puMic.iliott lie made for four successive weeks in Brownlow's U hig, iintifving said defendant to arpear at the next Term of tho Circuit Court for Cocke county, at the court house in Newport, on the firs-t Monday alter the fourth Monday in March next, li-i-', then and there to plead, answer, or d-mur f.. the suit and demand of the plaintiffs, or the same will be lekeii for -onh-sed as t" him. and proceeded w.th ex parte. II. H. BAER, Clerk. IlaLi.e Alius, Solicitors. K. e76fi-4t CnAlfCEIiY COURT Maynardville. February Hubs. 1 Allavliui. nl and Injunction Bill. .'o;ab Smith, Il.trlin t-kairi;?, ct ult. us. Allen Hurit, corc W. Kvanp, ct als. N THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING TO JL the t'lcrk and M.ister that one of the. defendants, Allen Hnr.st, it a nou-resid.-nt of the Slate of Tennessee, so that the crrhuary proce." of law cannot be servtd upon him : It is therefore ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow s V hi. notifying toe defendant, Allen Hurt, to appear at the n.-xt Term of the Chancery Court of Cnion rouniy, to le- h.-ld at the court -houe in Maynardvillo, .n the urft I ridsy after the Third monday of June next, to I lead, auswL-r, or demur to coin pin mams bill, or the same will he tncu for conl- s.'. and t fr If-arini: ex parte as to h iii. ,1. W. HitANSOX. . .V M. Mt.i. hiu nt Bill. A. L. Lwiueri i, Ci ariet Moore and othcrt. S THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING JL it appearing to the I rk and Master that Charles Moore, . lie of t he dtlwiidaut'. in this c.ni-c, is a uon-re-ident of the t;ite of Tenne-er, o that the ordinary process of law cannot be served up.m him : It j tliercloie ordered that pnblicntion t'e made lor tour Miec( -ie vt'k iu Browulow ? V hig. no. tifym the defendant. Charles Moore, to appear at the next ftrui of the t haiicery Court in l uion county, to he held at the court - house in Maynrd lib , ou the firtt Fi iday after the third Monday of June next, to plead, nossrr, or demur to M.'inpla inaiil's bill, or the nine will It tak-n for centered and -t tor hearing ex parte. febH-4t .1. V . BKANSON. C. A M. ATT AC H LI E NT- .taiinv) GM.i r . Jam-- I. C.,rni)l,,l!. fPUE I'LAINTI FF. ON AFFIDAVIT, JL fiuys th iL'fY n.laiit i- iml-itU lo liini, anI .o ubwfndp'. h:.t tin' I'idinai y Tui'er f law ran not In ,vtJ uhhi him, .mil an at tuc liiiM-tit littvtn? Wvit is-u l anH n-turiit'ii t.H'fi'n' ri", nd thf mi me li;tviui: I.- n r u Iti-iiJant-i' triKTty : ti 1 drill r-ii l' in Hint ti 1 it-al ii !- mail' in Drownlnw 'n W hig fr fuir -tui't-. i M-.-k, it--tifyinjr -U n-lant t l'jK'ar bff'ire uw, at niy otric. in thr ri flmtrict. in CaMi)l'!l ennty. fn hv V ti il.iy ''f j r i 1, !'V. and l'frn,I i'!uiT. r it h-.- r'ft h-d with i- nrt-. frl-7-4t ' .1. J. MA1.K. J. I". :chakci:ey cour.T-LVirEViLLE. .io!ia Jiir.l v.. fliom.!? .MoCKircand otlnr.-1. jN THIS 'AUSi: IT APPEARING 1 l.'on: t-iiTDplMinant w h'-h is M'-rn t". t lint thf 1 ft-n- tiiut-, Nt Ison M it '"h'-IU i,no r Mit!i'll ana Nttncy K. Mit.ii r npn-r.-Mtl'-nt ! tlr- Mnti: It is t h'-irtWr unlt'iTtl by ill l U-i k mid .M.in r tlmt j'tiMn at ion le nia-lo for four puc- ph. vo wt'k in Itro nlow "n M hij;, notifying MiM il- tt iiIaTit to 'm ar at the n'xt iptvial IVyn th Chancery Cuiirt to t"f he-M f r the rounty S -vI- r at the ctirt-hin.c iu aV Tisirillf. vu the tiirJ .M.iniay tf 31 arch nxt. and answer the "-vera! stifntiuii in sail I'iM. or they t"- taken a ron- V-fcd auto th-m ,Ti'd t hr hcai inc rarr. I'MMf M. I TIUAS C. A M. Attachment. J homas W. DoiK'y Agent of aiuut'l A-ittni.-, ?. H. F Clark. piIE PLAINTIFF, OS AFFIDAVIT. JL savs the defendant i-. iinlolti.t to him ai.l that 1. it. non-reeident of the Mate, and having obtained mi oninul at tachment a'ninet the estate ol the defendant returnable before W.b. Ccle, a Juiticeot the I'eaee for Jefferson county, the iue havinjr l-ii levi.-d njion the defendant's property : It in therc tere crd -red IL.it publication lc made for four nicc snie we-.ks in iirow ulow a Wine, uotifviu: aaid d. l.-ndnnt to ap pear at hi office in the t.th Civil liixtru t of J(l. ron roiintv, on the l'.uh day of Miirchuext, or the ranie will he proceeded with ex parte". f- blt-tt1-" W . s. Ciil.f' J. p. DEY-GOODS, &c. I 1 HAHDT7AKE. GHOCEEXES AI3D C01IHISSI0IT. EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE HOUSE. WiWiWOODEUPFS NEW II A IU) WARE STORK, SIGN OF THE BLUE PLOW, Centre Store, Coffin Block, Gay Street, AS JUS T "PKXl-.lt A NEW STOCK Ot HARD- WARE, cunaintine "f TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, CAPREXTERS- TOOLS, BLACKSilllUo' TOOL, H' SADDLERS' TOOL?, STRAW CUTTERS, SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS, SAILS, AXES, LOCKS, HINGES, AtiKICLLTCAAL IMPLEMENTS, Ae, ! ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS!! COWAN, ftl'CLUNG & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1 Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, BOOTS AJST SHOES, Hats and Caps, HARD WARE, Queensware AM1 C ROCERIES, KNOXVILLE, TEXN. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE- 'o the cjieditoj:.s OF THE KS- TATE of Adnra Wolf,-. Jr.. ! a-e.l. li.uiui n?irn. tea me inolTeucv ii .ni.iecinie to ine I' ri, 11 Uounty Court of (Jrmnger county, you re hen I y notifb d to file our elaiui duly authenticated, vgaiiift etate, vith said Clerk, on or before the first Jlonday of -rril, or yon ill 1, l.Kri. .l jenrprorma. ii-biil-lt' A. VFF1K, Aim r. MEDICAL. DAXUi, T. KOVMOX, j)iisictax AVI) suk; EON. S0 it Icniid at tht n -nil uce ol . i . li. wul-.w when , .rottni-iouall; abftil. t..r ,-an .o let nt Chaanber- .ain s lru More. icn "0". B. TADLOCK. -M. !.. rEXSIOX .SUftGEOX: jaLltt? Koxvi" t . J i . We are now in partial receipt, and will at an early day, have full lines of FOIJ E1GN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, SMALL WAKES and NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS. CAPS and BON NETS. HARDWARE. SADDLERY, QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, and every other article necessary to a complete TRADE STORE. Part of the articles enumerated are of our own Importation from Europe, and the balance purchased from Manufacturer!?, Manufacturers' Agent, and Importer, which enables us to offer them to Retail 1 by 9 to; IS by 24. jy .A. H. TM. 23 DFL S THRESHERS, REAPERS, PLOWS, will be eiv'pi'lieJ with MOWERS, STRAW CUTTERS, AND ALL IMPLEMENTS in their Hue at uaanufat turer'e pneef. I have jubt recetved a largu stock of- Agricultural Implements Which I will sell nt ninufacturer prices, compris ing the following valuable machines Keapvr oiu Buckeye Mower and bined, Buckeye Jlower Senior, Buckeye Slower Junior, " Victor" Cane Mills, 3 sizes Cook's Copper Evaporator lVestern Corn fob el I er, a hizes, Stanford Straw Cutter, Kentucky Cider Mills. The farmers of Eabl Temiesiee are efTured a new opportunity to obtain these machines at less price than thoy can be furnished next season, at the uov ernmentgive FREE TtArsl'URTAXlU in btore tail. FIVE BARRELS COAL OIL ana ior bale, at tviioiesaie ami re MABiwa rruroit, mtmmn i. nim, tbo. . ronma. mm, r. tr. - GIFT ETEEPEISE. 1 1 STRftTOH, POIHTER & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS CQMISSIOr MERCHANTS, For th SI PnrehM of COTTON AIVO rLUAK;W, WHEAT, FLOUR, FORK, BACON, AtvLf, DRIED FRUIT, -wrt riprPDif r V PW IRON AND PKOVL'VJS. k,..wm os. and 11 Broad St., XASHYILLI, TE5KK8SSS. it ivn t T.U1CU WE WILL KEEir V n. and -ell ejected tock of GKOCBEIBS FOR THE WHOLfALE TRADE. To which we inif th. .ttontioo of th. merchant! of T- and to th. Ml. of Groc.rJ.nd .11 jood. on cong nt Beinj in the laro and eommodtou. ator. wawhon.. long ndfaforablyr.memb.redMth. hon of Johnjoj ,.l Smith, and afterward, aa Fiiher, WheleM Co '"""f .hed. .nd .torag. room., wefeel P"P 't, ' ton, Tobacco, and tieneral rroauu, "--.-on u favorable term. a. .ny hou in th. ctty ; .nd expjtmg to wtabliih onr busines. npon rmnent bis, Pf to do .11 in our power to merit . liberal .h.re of public pt- rarB.ggiPg .nd Bope lw.y " hand- wp2Q-6m w7 r. wilson &z co-. WHOLESALE GROCERS COiLMISSION MERC1IANTS, North-east Corner of Gay and Church Streets, (Coffin Block.) BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE PEO PLE of Knoxville, and Xaet Tenneuee generally, that they have jmt reeeired . large and well aortd Stock of Bt nlond FamilT Grocerief. Llqqort, Tobacco, Cizar., Ac, which will be .old at greatly reduced price. Th. beet brand, of Old Ohio Wheat Family Flour, eon.tantly on hand. Country Mer chant, will find it to their interest to call .nd ex.min. onr stock .nd price, before purchasing eleewhere. Remember the place, corner of Gay .nd Church f treet., (Ooffln Block,) Knoxville, Tenn. oct25tf W. P. WII.805 k CO. ATTOHirEYS. C. rOHTLL, GHEE & CO., CHAS. M. M GHEE, Of Eat TennofK. COLLMBVB POWBLI., Late of Knoxville, Tcus. I. r. GREE5. Late of haehville, Tenn. UENIBAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 38 Broad Street, NEW YORK. EFERRING YOU TO THE ABOVE 4nl Wr ir&Ta In inform von. that we have eetab- thin ritv in hnsineii. and are fully prepared to extend to our patron, the ordinary facilities required and respectfully solicit a share of your business. We do not pro pose to confine ourselves to any speciality, and will purchase and sell Cotton, Tobacco and Produce Generally. lso. Gold, flock", Bond's and Government Eecuritiefary ou Commission. Respectfully Yours, O. POWELL, GREEN & CO. August. Chronicle and Sentinel and Joneeborough L'.iou Flag copy. nov29tf GREAT DISTRIBUTION BT THX . EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION. ESTABLISHED 1846. 180 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK, ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, Fine Oil Paintings, Engravings, Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Pins, Diamond Sings, GoldBnrte lets, Coral, Florentine, Koiaic, Jet, Lava, and Cameo Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension Holders, ' Sleeve Buttons, Sets of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Gold Kings, &c. Valued at s&- 31,000,000. -a DISTRIBUTION Is mad. In the following manner: CERTIFICATES naming each article .nd ita Valci, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are weU mixed. One of the.e Envelopes, containing the Certificate or Order for some Article, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on receipt of 88 cent. On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what Ar ticle It tun, and IU value, and can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the Article named, or can choose at otoex one Article on our List of the same value. ty Purchasers of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may, in thia manner, obtain an Article Woktb rxon Oaa to Fiva licsDsro Douuks, XOlt ONE DOLLAll which they need not pay until It Is known what Is drawn and IU value. Kntire.Batisraction Guaranteed in all Cases. THE EUBEKA GIFT ASSOCIATION would call attention to the fact of its being the Original and Largest Girt Association in the country. We are therefore en abled to send riKsa woods, and give netter cnances to ootain th. mors valuable pritet, than any other establishment of the kind. The business continues to be conducted in a f.ir .nd honorble manner, .nd . large and greatly increasing trade Is proof that our patrons appreciate this method of obtaining rich and elegant goods. During the past year this Association has sent a very large number of valuable prises to all parts of the cos ntry. Those who patronize ns will receive the full value of their money, as no article en our list is worm less man une iouar, rcian, and there are no blanks. Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt re turn., and the articlt. drawn will be immediately sent to any address by return mail or express. The following parties have recently drawn valuable prises from the Eureka Association aad have kindly allowed the nse of their names, many other names might be published were we nrmit1 Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, Penn,. Oil P.intinir vilne. 11(10: James Harrraves. 821 Broadway New York, Oil Painting, value, 1100 ; K. P. Jone., Barrett, Marshall county, Kansas, Melodeon, value, 200; Patrick J. Byrnes, Waterbury.Ct., Gold Watch, value, $135 ; J. F. Shaw, S24 last Mth str.t. Nw Ynrk. Piano, value. 1850: Mrs. Chas. J. Ne vis, Elmira, N. T., Piano, value, S300 ; Miss Lucy Jan.way, El mira, N. T., Cluster Diamond King, value, $200 ; Mrs. K. Pen. noyer, City Hotel, Na.hville, Tenn., Melodeon, value, $145; Oscar M. Allen, Co. B,142d Reg. Ind. Vols., Nashville, Tenn., Watch, value, $80; Rowlands. Patterson, Co. D, 10th Iowa Vet. Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, $100 ; Mrs. Abbey J. Par sons, Springfield, Mass., Melodeon, value, $150; James L. Dex ter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, N. Y., Gold Watch, value, $160 ; Mrs. Jama. Elv. 177 Wooster St.. cor. Bleeker. N. Y., Oil Paint ing, value, $100 ; Mrs. J. C. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver Castor, value, $40; Dr. J. Sinclair, No. 4 MainSt.,Ctica, N. Y., Framed Engraving, value, $25 ; Hon. Lather Detmold, Washington, D. C, Oil Painting, value, $100. Letters from various parties throughout the country ac knowledging the receipt of very valuable gifts, may be seen on Ale at our office. To be Sold for One Dollar Each, Wiikovt regard to tahu, and not toht paid for until you know chat you win receive. s 50 Eleeant Rosewood Pianos, worth from liau.uo to auu.vu 50 Melodeoris, Rosewood Cases 125.00 to 225.00 100 Fine Oil PainUnes 25.00 to 100.80 100 Gold Hunting Case Watches 75.00 to 150.00 150 Diamond Rinjrs 50.00 to 200.00 250 Ladies' Gold Wat:hcs....... 60.00 to 85.00 Silver Watches 25.00 to Fine Steel Engravings, Framed.. 12.00 to Musio Boxes 12.00 to Silver Revolving Patent Castors 15.00 to Silver Fruit and Cake Basket!... 15.00 to Sets Silver Tea and Table Spoons 15.00 to 23-u.tlexV attorney at law ' ... , An United" States Claim "Agent, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. Collecting promptlf mttenitel to i all tke Cemntiet of ut rn . PKOSECUTES allci5D8 of Claims gainst the Govern ant: also, -. . . Fusion, Bounty, Back Pay. n , one Hie triends ef de ceased eldiera. r ' '" V" T v..r.,a eoveraateat voucher. Wught ex eeOeeted oa flu best term. Informal claims corrected aad collected tor horses, forage and property takes. , , Also, eolleeu pay tor aefreea enlisted la Ac amy belonging to loyal tlli mii 1 1 ' " He ha. record ef the death ef all East Tennessee soldiers, who har. died belonging to the Union army. Be desires U see all Mrsoaf who drew penmen at the breaking eat ef the rebel lion wbe have been loyal ; when the soldier died leaving a wid ow, she is entitled, if ne widow, the children, if no children, the father, if ne father, the mother. e. The fees in tki. class ef eases is five dollars, and ens dollar and fifty cents for eacl eer- He refers to Gen. 8. T. Carter, Dr. Brownlow, Col. John Wil liams, John Baxter, 0. P. Temple, Saml K. Kedgers aad Judge Joae. Office in basement story of the Court House. mayiew DRUGS AND MEDICINES. DRUGS! DRUGS 1 1 DRUGS!) Gat W. WIT44V, JB. WILSON, BURNS & CO., W holesale Grocer s AND Grain Seythe&, Bladk Snake Grass Scythes, Dutch Grass Scythes, Patent Snaths and Cradles. ORLEY'B STEEL PLOWS & CULTIVATORS. KNOXVILLE CAST FLOWS OLI) TIME PRICES. Three Horse. Two Horse, -One Horn?, S15.00 13.00 7.00 Thche Plowf? are made in Knoxville, and Points or Mould-Boards en he had at any time. J0.UU0 pounds CASTINGS, consibtin-r of OVENS, BAKERS, POTS; Ac. at Wholesale and Retail. 200 hags of SHOT, nt Cincinnati prices. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 30 S. H0WAED STBEET, corner Lombard, BALTIMORE. T7E kct-p constantly on hand a large I V of GROCERIES, W1KE8 and LI( and well assorted stock IOTORS suitable for the Southern and Western trade. We solicit consignments ol COUNTRY PRODUCE, snch as Cottons Hemps Bacons Lard, Featncra 6IK5EK0, WOOL, BUTTER, DRIED FRUIT, TUB SKIhB, Ac, Ac, Ac. Our facilities for doing business are snch as to warrant quick tales and prompt returns. All orders will have onr prompt attention. ocl4-fm WILSON. BCBX8 0. TI. Gr. 3?VCJE, No. 47, North Side of Public Square. Nashville, Tenn.. Forwarding. Storage & Commission MERCHANT. Consignments Respectfully Solicited. Rsrr BiKCi-s. Bvt. Brit. Gn. Parkhurtt, P.M. ti., Mil. Dir. Tenn., Lieut-Col. A. Von Schradcr, Inspection General, Mil. Div. Tenn., Major B. F. Fitleld, &prcia.l Agent Adams Express Company, Joel Davis, (firm Davis A Flynn,) G. W. Fall A Co., A. A. Breast, II. C. Jackson, Cameron, Crier A Co., W. H. Gordon. oct2Mf nnBACK W. KIN. a. r. BfM.rvv. KING & DUNLEVY, COMMISSION AND FORWAPvDING MERCHANTS, MARKET STREET, CHATTANOOGA, TEX. C'ollvdiriis promptly attended t. sepST-Cm WILLIAM BOONDr GROCEK, P r t) v i y i o n Dealer AKD C031MISSI0N MERCHANT, Corner of Gay and Union Streets. jei8-tf KnoxYille, Tenn. DH. A. B. TADLOCK, CUKGEON AND PHYSICIAN, J OrrKv Gay street, thrw .or- S-outbol Main m-tt. janlOtf KSOXril.LV, 7i.V.V. JOHN W. PAXTON, M. D., DESrECTFULLV OFFERS UIS Pro- f.Tl'JliAL SEUVH LS u 111- ritiz.ns t.f KuvxMll andv.cimty Dr. Pait-n return hu. inctrc thank, to bi rsiroas. anl hop,, tonw rit a continusnre of th? same. k ir v p hurch MrM. in tli" hou fonncrlv r tui i.d FRArMSv Av RAUISEY, rso. O A clam m so,.... . i w a - ai.tc2tf trm cf Si3 JAKKS AKD HOUSE LOTS in j:liea county, four from ura.i. y i-.-rry. ..n T.-nn.- kivor. a .acre, wun iir.riv ntw irame rtw.-lliag h'-ui- mUd ,lTtK craarv oot l.uii.iiui:. frt Ann i. ... . . V ,lw ne. sold at a modfraie pnee. in me vinniiy oi cuij.'jur pnn.. Klin count v i4 the cbarerrd Railrd fmm htunoop to ftbd f r. u ... K ! . . r. A splendid rivvr farm in Mvifi oonntv, cn the Tenn.. about tbe B.rntli cf 'rk. s.a.,wn th. Pr!?.: farm." It cosUitnt 2i( or 2ft) Acres, list of wilicb u 8. torn, hi. to W Acri So. 1 socon-i bottom Unds. eWe5 Thl Maaauder - well tlUrcd. o better cor? or wneat l.nj ' L" one half ouh down will be recjnired, the ball.nceon t.m to.uU purchasers PnrXJZ Vtb"T h""' io Rh' if sun onvenient Pnnehr.are r.-fr,Ti t our branch ore, in ehar of "a0,f MABBV, ABEENATIIT I CO. illbe , n th- liDe 11'. Crrak purchasers, Mi-rvhant ;t-s low as stay Jobbing House in Now York, Bo-ton. rhilndelphir. Halti atore or Cinciiinati. HlgheKt Prices for Trodnce. 25 Dales Heavy 1-4 Mieetingt, HOUSEKEEPERS' (JOODS, of every Uesciiptioii. WOODEN WAKE, &c, Ac., &c. HUBS, SHAFTS, FELLOES, SPOKES, AND Buggy and Wagon Tire Iron. COOPERS HOOP IRON. H. BURKHARDT, rimr pcit.t r.MitnvAt AND C03IM1SSI0N MEKCIIANT, IfO ilain ftrwt, l-etweon Fifth and Sixth, LOUISVILLE, KY. Ciinsiguinunts Solicitr-d. janlTlf A.. II. &; AV. O. Gardner, Wholesale Grocers, ask (yommiiiou Mei'cliant 413 Main Street, bet. itfi and 5th, ONE DOOR ABOVE CITIZENS' BANK, feblfi-tf I.ouikvillc Horse and Mule Shoes ! Cau be luritifched i iiap!i' than you can buy iron to make them. FINANCIAL. jos. a. M.rtnLix. JXO. K. BHAXXSK. tl!A3. u. M'cngB. POWDER. CAPS, SHOT. AND Gun Materials, AT "Wlio-Iesnle tind Xitetuil- J0S. R. MITCHELL & CO., EXCHANGE BROKERS, Knoxville, Tenn., Deal iu Hs.Dk Notes, Gold, Silver, and Government Vouchers. t'ollccliousi iu part ol' Kasl Temifisce promptlj- attended lo. Paf Remember the pce. Centre Store Coffin Block. aprilI2-2ui KEFEREN'CES. , First National Bank, Cowan A Dickinson, Col. John Williams, A. G. Jackson, Knoxville. Park Bank, John Parker, (Casbler PheenU Bank,) Lawrence, Baldwin A Co., (No. 70 Wall st.,) Alexis Bragg, New York George W. Howard, Wilson A Burns, Baltimore. Chambers, Stevens A Co., R. M. Pomerov, Cincinnati. , julyl9-6m Bank Notes, Stocks, &c. 7E PURCHASE AND BELL T f T nitfd Stat'g Stocks. " Conpsms, TenncBbea ' Connty and City " Kast Tennessee and Vlrjinitt EsUroa"! .'oup-nf . East Tennessee and Georgia " " Railroad Storks. Bank Kotes, Specie. nv22tf JOS. B. MIT01IELL Jt CO. STEAW BOATS. AX m'clui k co:s FOR SALE CHEAP. janl7-Jj THE STEAMER CHEROKEE. VM. C HEKEGAR, Captain. T1IE NEW and LIGHT Dkaft Steamer CHEBOKEE, 75 Tons Bnnlen, will rnn between Chatfa .mt, .nd Knoxrill-j ; Knoxville and Paadrii? ; Knoxville .t.a HntrersvUe; Knoxville and Mcun s rerry, on i.nue taie-KW. and fn-m Chatt.na U. Mouth of Powell. ; Clinch River, Hlwass... Emory Sail Creek. Soddy, . .d a 1 other tributarki above Muscle Micmls. ror paasago V.tol5KJi KVoxviUe, and F.shcr A Lowe, utmog-., j Tann. ' BEPOSITOES AND OTHEES HAV ING claims against the Branch of tho Cnion Bank at ville, Tnn., will pl.un present the same to the under signed Immediately for adjustment. .IOHK J. CBAIG, noTltf Ce1ilT. Investments in New York. PEESONS WISHING TO MAKE In vestments in New Tork, ea havo thotr bastaew trauactd by ns, throngk onr reliable carreeBMadeat im that City. noitf Jul. B. allTCMILL A C9. WANTS. AGENTS WANTED T?OR OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK j 17 THE tTASDAKD HISTORY OF THE WAR, contain- inc full, authentic and reliable account of the "great eon-jtol diet," frowta commeBrament to iu ckne. ti.mpleto in onaCjf w very larm volume, of ver i,uuu pages ; t saatter eniiial to three large royal octavo volumes apendidly illustrated with over 125 fine portraits of General and battlo S HOLMES & SON, MANUFACTURERS ! IMPORTERS, TS'hok-sale and Retail Pealers in x "Wall Paper and Paper Curtains, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, Ho. 65 West Fourth Street, ' Adjoining Pike's Opera House, CISC1XXATI, OHIO. That is Juat tho book th people want. It preaontt a raxs cnancsj fo AgenU. Teachers, energetic young men, m ctally rwtttrned and disabled aficsrs and soldiers, i want or prontabla snployaeat, will Cnd it peculiarly adapted totnair eaditton. aWnd tot simian and seo onr forms. Address Joasa BROTsfBSSl A CO-, 14S Weat Fonrth street, Cincia Mlt. Okiov CtHtf URS IS THE OLDEST HOUSE EN tbe Wast, - Established in 1819. We keep the Urgest Stack, aad sU at tbe lowest prt. Onr Retail Department ef FINE GOODS eanaot beexeslled io tka eoaatry. a. IKLIIIES Sc SO!f, So. , Weti rsnrth St., VnrasPlks's Opera ens, jusi-t earaari, jm.. 450 200 100 100 100 500 2,500 Vest and Neck Chains.. 5.00 to 2,500 Ladies' Silver Port Monnies 8.00 to 3,000 Silver Butter Knives 3.00 to 2,000 Pairs Ear Rings, (new styles) 1.50 to 3,000 Gold Pencils and Tooth 1'icks. 3,090 Onyx, and Amethyst Brooches., 3,000 Lava and Florentine Brooches.. 1,000 Masonio Pins 2,000 Fine Gold Watch Keys 5,000 Children's Armlets 2,500 Sets of Bosom Studs. 3.00 to 4.00 to 4.00 to 4.00 to 3.50 to 2.50 to 1.50 to 2,500 Enameled Sleeve Buttons 2.50 to 10,000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings... 1.00 to 5,000 Stone Set and Seal Rings 2.50 to 5,000 Loctetf, all sizes 2.00 to 10,000 Sets of Ladies' Jewelry 8.60 to 4,000 Watch Charms (each) 3.00 to 5,000 Goid Pens, Silver Ex. Cases 4.00 to 5,000 Gent's Breast and Scarf Pins 3.00 to 2,000 Ladies' New Style Belt Buckles... 4.00 to 2,000 Chateline and Guard Chains 6.00 to 1,000 Gold Thimbles 7.00 to 2,000 Sets Ladies' Jet and Gold 10.00 to 10,000 Gold Crosses 1.50 to 6,000 Oval Band Bracelets 6.00 to 4,000 Chased Bracelets .?. 5.00 to 2,000 B UI Eardrops, all eolors 3.00 to 5,000 Fine Gold Pens 2.00 to 2,000 New Style Jet and Gold Eardrops 3.00 to j,500 New Style LoDg Crystal Eardrops 4.00 to 2,000 Gold Pens 3.00 to 50.00 25.00 45.00 40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 15.00 7.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 6.00 6.59 6.50 8.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 7.00 20.00 5.50 6.00 20.00 6.50 20.00 14.00 20.00 6.00 20.00 16.00 5.00 3.50 7.00 8.00 6.00 . SaiDLST. dax'l w. raascov. BRADLEY & PEABODY, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, P. O. Box, 1148. ' NASHVILLE, TENN. Will give special attention to claims for Fenslem Back Pay, Iert)s and other property loet In tbe United States service. Mr. Bradley's former experience, while engaged in the C. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT ia adjusting claims, and Mr. Pea body's recent connection wit the PENSION OFFICE aa aa examiner of claims for the past two years, Insure a tho rough knowledge of the Law, Rules aud Practice, governing in the Departments, REVERENCES It exureas permission: Chief Justice Chase, Senator Fessenden, Hon. Jos. H. Barrett, Commissioner of Pensions. Washington. V. C. Gov. Brownlow. aon. tierace Maynard, Hon. John Trimble, Nashville, Tena. janl0-3m .JUSTUS I. MoCARTY, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, WASHINGTON, D. C. DR. JAHES RODGERS, " St., bit. Ccxbkrlakd aad Cauio. KnoxYille, Tennessee, ' : ' Wholesale aad Btad Deal, h. DRUGS I MEDICINES! CHEMICALS! . ' ' PAINTS! OILS! AND VARNISHES! A Urge Block of Wait LEAD, ZVSC, LINSEED OIL, CA1B0IT OIL, CASTOR OIL, OLITE OIL, LARD OIL, TANKER'S OIL. Also, a large Stock of BRUSHES. Paint, Marking, Varnish, Whitewash, Hair and Tooth. Dye Stuffs, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Indigo, Copperas, Amato, Logwood chipped and extract, Madder, BUe Yitroil,' Cad Bar. TRUSSES OF EVERY STYLE AND SIZE. INSTRUMENTS. Trasses, Capping 01 assess Braces, Breast Pomps, Supporters, Funnels, Glass and Rubber Syringes, Cork Screws, Suspendary Bandages. Lances, FLAYOKI.VG EXTRACTS. Lemon, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Vanilla, Uinger, Orange, Sartaparilla.' PURE WIKES A2TD LiauOES, For Medicinal aarvoees. French Brandy, Sparkling Cataba Wine Hell's Whiskey, ILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION to the Droseentioa of Claims before the Conrt of nim. and the various Executive DeDartments. Kirsxs to Honorable, u. al. iiice, fix. B. Lamem, jereouan 9. Black, J. A. McDongal, Alex. Ramsey, U. S Senator.; m. Kollnir Robert J. Walker. B. r. Granger. W. A. Hall. V m. Windom. J. B. 8. Todd. Member, of Contrees; Wm. B. mac- lay, N. f . O. L. Becker, Minn.. Charles Hnghe., N. T., R. J Ualdeman, S.q., ra., vol. u. w . awing, mu. nowi-vm CLAT 8HITH. c. P. w rtcox, SMITH & WILCOX. Attorneys &onnseIIors at Law, OFFICE ON MADICOX STBZBT, Between 5th and Stb, COVIGTOf, KY. "ITTILL praetiee is the Cirenit Courts, Conrt of Appeals T V federal and supreme Loans oi tne l nisea ewtee. Jr Claims of everv character oromDtlv attended to. Caring the winter, Mr.-Wllcox will be foand at the offlce in Covington, Mr. Smith will attend to bnsiaese in Washington nov29tf. THOS.CORWIN, OtOBK). TH08. WTIJIO", or iowa. Wlf . H. OWXN, un COL. O.. M. n. CORWI3T, OWEX cV WIUSON, LATX JOHNSTON, CORWIN A FISXELL, Attorneys &onnsellors-atLiw, AKD S0LI0IT0ES 01 CLAIMS, Office, 222 F Strut, near Treasury Building, WASIIISGTOS, D. C. Will craetiee in the 8aDrma Court of the United States, the Court of Claims, and the Courts of the District of Colembla. Particular attention given to CLAIMS and DEPA&TMKXT BV&ISKS8. OmCKRS' ACCOUNTS ABJUBTID. aagMtf rPZDRicr a. aiksx. JOB W. CLAVriTT taf" A CHANCE TO OBTAIN AJIV OF THE AKOVE AKTItXES for ONE DOLLAR B' I'l UtHASl.MJ A SEALED ENVELOPE IOR 25 Cent. g3 Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for ; Eleven for 2 ; Thirty for 5 ; Sixty-five for f 10 ; One Hundred for f 15. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Our patrons are desired to send United States money when it is convenient. Long letters are unnecessary. Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES most in every ease be ac companied by the Cash, with the name of the person sending, and Town, County and State plainly written. Letters should be addressed to the Managers aa follows : GOOIMVIX, IIUXT fc CO., Box 5706 Post Office, New York. novM-Bm GEO. DEMEKIT Sc CO., (Establiklted in I860.) 303 Broadway, New York, orrxx tbs roiAOwiKo srurvniD list or WATCHES, CHAINS. GOLD PENS, .SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY, WORTH OVK &75 0.000! AT OXE DOIXAR EACH, Not paid until you know. what you receive- " Each 160 Gold Hunting-cased Watches f -0 UO to $200 00 S0O Ladies' Gold-cased Watches 35 00 " 100 00 800 Solid Silver-cased Watches 8 00 " 175 Soltaire Diamond Rings 40 00 " 1,600 Neck and Guard Chaina 5 00 " 2,500 Vest and Chatelaine Chains 4 00 ' 8,000 6pld and Onyx Brooches 400" 3.000 Gold and Pearl brooches 8 00 " 4.000 Gold. Pearl. Ac. Ear Drops 8 00 " 4 00" 4 00 " a oo 2 00 ' 2 S) " 3 0 4 00 3 00 3 00 " 3 00 " 2 00 " - 5 00 ' 4 00 3 00 " 1 to ' 1 50 " 3 00 " 2 00 " 20 00 " 12 00 12 09 " 4 00 " 7 00 " 10 00 " 2,500 Gents' Scarf and Breast Pins 2 00 4,500 Gold and Cnased Bracelets 7,600 Oval Band bracelets 1,000 Gold' Watch Keys and Slides 2,000 Enameled, Ac., Sleeve Buttons 3,000 Minatjjre Lockets, Double, 8,0 MinatureLockets, Dial Faced . 1,500 Gold Thimbles, Armlets, Ac 1,500 Masonic Pins and Emblems 8,000 Plain and. Chased Gold Rings 4,(100 Stone Set and Signet Rings 2,000 Ladies' Buckles, Charms, Ac . 7,600 Setts Gold, Tearl, Ac. Jewelry 8,000 Setts Garnett, Jet, Ac. Jewelry 2,000 California Diamond Rings 1,500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, Ac 2,500 Gold Pens, Pencils, Ac 7,000 Gold Pens case and Pencil 6,000 Gold pens, Ebony Holders 1,000 Silver Ice Pitchers, Ae 1,600 Silver Castors, Stands, Ac , 1,500 Silver Card and Cake Baskets 4,000 Silver Cnpa and Mugs 6,000 Setts Tea and Table Spoons..... 3 OOO Table and Desert Forks 5.000 Silver Fruit and Pie Knives 3 00 4,000 Tairs Rings, Salt Spoons, Ac 3 00 3,000 Silver Tea and call Bells, Ac 2 00 " i nm (ivstor and Pickle Forks. Ac 2 00 " Each ana every article in tne aoove a,is m lepresenwu vj a certificate. These are placed in similar envelopes and sealed. Any person obtaining a certificate, to be had at our office, or sent by nlail to any address, will know what they may have for One Dollar. We charge for sending certificates, paying postage, and do ing tho business, 25 cents each. Five will be sent for $U Elkves for S3; Thibtt for S5; Sixtt-Five for 510; and One III speed for J15. ... Any person receiving a certificate foran article they may not desire can exchange for any other article in our List of the same value. By this method we arc enable to furnish the pub lic with selections from a rich and varied stock of goods, at a nominal price, while all have a chance of securing articles of the very highest valnc. Wc warrant every article a, repre sented or money refunded. AGENTS Liberal commission and valuable Premiums, con sisting of Watches, Ac, given to Agents. ' BcT" Address all orders to, GEORGE DEMERIT A CO., uovL-Om 303 Broadway, New York. 45 00 150 00 45 00 CO 00 15 00 IS 00 18 00 12 00 15 00 13 00 6 00 10 00 9 00 ? 00 7 00 6 00 8 00 10 00 12 00 15 00 20 00 8 00 7 00 8 00 7 00 6 00 50 00 40 00 35 00 18 00 18 00 20 00 8 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 JKJEAN STEAMEES. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA NY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALI FORNIA. Touching at 3icxicau Torts, and carrying the United States MaiL LEAVE PIER No. 43, NORTH RIVER, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon, on the 1st, 11th and 21st of every month, (except .v. hen those dates fall on Sunday, and then on tho preceding Saturday.1 for A5PIN WALL, connecting via Panama Railway, with one of the Compatv's Steamships from Panama for SAX JRAXCISCO touching at At APCLCO. JANUABV. 1st HE2iKY OHAl'XCEY, Captain Gray, connecting with COLORADO, Capt. Watkins. 10th ATLAKT1C, Capt. Maury, connecting with SACRA MENTO, tapt. Caverly. 21 NEW YORK. Capt. llorner, connecting with CuXSTITC TloN, Capt. Farusworth. Departures of tbe 1st and 21st connect at Panama with Steamers for SoCTH PACIFIC POHTS. Those of 1st touch at MAJ.ZAS1LLO. THBOCGIt PAeOE RATES IX CVSEKKCI. First Cabin. $300 tSccond Cabin, S500 Steerage, - JOO A disconut of ONE Q CARTER from steamers' rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of ONE QUARTER on through rates to clergy men and their families, and school teachers ; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALF TARE. One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult! Baggage masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladiea and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day b-fore sailing, from steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine aad attendance free. . A Steamer will be placed on the line January 1, 1866, to run from NEW ORLEANS to AsPINWALL via HAVANA. For paaaage Tickets or further Information, apply at the Company's ticket office, on the Wharf, FOOT Vt CANAL STREET, NORTH KITES, SEW YORK. . . . JanUUm F. W. G. BELLOWS, Agent. "TOR. SALE. A TRACT OF LAND IN JL ffreeae eeonty-4,008 Aatea aaayteel te steak gcaata aad abeaada la Caal, Iren aad ether saUareJa. - - " 4e:0ef COCK Mil. A 017VXY&. AIKEN & CLAMPITT, A TTORNETS AND COUNSELLORS XJl. AT LAW and SOLICITORS OF CLAIMS, WASHINGTON, D. Ci Refara bv nermission to Gev. Brownlow, Hoa. Hora'e Majnard, Hon., David R. Patterson, Hoa. J. S. X. G. Taylor, Gen. II. H. Thomas. Fowler. Hon feb21-Rm l. s. raowiHioex. eiwit,t. TROWBRIDGE & CALDWELL, A TTORNETS AND COUNSELLORS XA- AT LAW, KNOXVILLE, TENN. 87 Office in rear of the Court House. no8-ly 4r v t Cataba Cornae Blackberry Wine, Malaga Port Sherry " PILLS! Acer's MeLane's. Jaynes', Hoopers, Wrighfs, Pur Old Bourbon, Hostetter's Bitters, Drake's " Bulls Old Tom Oin. PILLS!! PILLS!!! Brandreth's Roback's, Dr. Lee's, Radway's, Cook's. PERFUMERY ! Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus.Odor of opening Flowers, Lnbin's jockey dab, " wild Patchouly, Rases, Geranium, Z. Basin's eueea ef lowers ext. Bweet Briar, Burnett's Oriental Tooth Vitus, Taa Bosklrk's fragrant Sosodoat, for preserving tne Teeth. PATENT MEDICINES. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Jajn es' Carminative, Cherry Feotorai. Dr. Wm. Baa Balsam, A eue Cure, Whitoomb's Asthma Ramedr Jayneir Alterative, Brown's Jamaica winger, Expectorant, Dr. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Helmboldfs Fluid Extract of Buchu, kt., Ac. A re tic, Arabian, Mustang, Indian. Nerve and Bona, MISCELLANEOUS. Dr. John Bull's Worm Candy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 6yrnp, R. R. Relief, Prey's Vermifuge, Jahnstoek's Vermifuge, MeLain's Vermifuge, : Lyon's Katharen. Wood s Hair Restorative, Godfrey's Cordial, Whitney s Liquid Opadeldoe, Brown's Broehial Troches and Laca- line ; Barnett'i Coccine, KalHaton, and Caitorine, Patn Killer, Gargling Oil, Ae. PRESCRIPTIONS A CCURA TEL Y PREPARED. 3Sf Dr. R. eaa be consulted professional at the Drag Store daring basinets hoars, aad at his residenee, corner of Cumberland and Loenst Sreets, at other hours, when not professionally absent. augfl tf O. P. TEMPLE, TTORNEY AT LAW, KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE. KEVERESVE. tiovernor Wm. C. Brownlow. janl6tf "j. S. MATTHEWS, 1 1 o i' n e y at La. Athens, Tenn., WILL practice in the courts of MeMinn and adjoining counties, and in the Bupreme and federal courts at Knoxville. aug9 ly LAW NOTICE. FLEMING k BROOKS, KKOXYILLB, TSSS. Tbe undersigned have this day entered into partnership in the practice of Law, ia the State and FederalfCourte fer East Tennessee. Orncx South-west corner of the eourt-honse. first floor. December 1st, 186A. JNO. M: FLEMING, janlOtf I. J. BROOKS. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. KNOXVILLE BOOK STORE!!! SCHOOL BOOKS. jsi . i? . o H A, P I Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Standard and Miscellaneous School Books, FOR COLLEiiBS AKD SCHOOLS, IXOXVIIX. TE3f. CAN SUPPLY SCHOOLS AND COLLKOIS with BOOKB of every deeerlpttoa at short notice, and on reasonable terms. All orders accompanied by the cash promptly attenued to. Also dealer in I STATIONERY. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. SLATES AND PENCILS, In fact erj thing in Hie BOOK and JTATlONTKY hoe. sep26-tf M. t. CHAPIV. DARF OF COLUMBIA. THIS OLD AKD POPCLAB NOTE BOOK HAS LATELY BEEN RE-PUBLISH ID, and can be had in any quantities of M. P. CHAPIK, nov29-3t Gay Street, Kaoxrille, Tena. "NASBT," His Views, Opinions and Reflections it. ' T .1. -llf . on me xLeoeiuon ana Democracy. . rpHIS UNIQUE VOLUME WILL I contain the entire collection of "PsTaoLxrw V. Nasst's" contributions to the press throughout the country, and roach new matter heretofore unpublished. " Saeby" personates the pastorof the ' New Light Demo cratic Church," and his letters and snnons purport to give an insiae view oi tne principles or tbe Democratic party, written in the most grotesque, serio-comic etyle. Possessing extraordinary intrest from Its osiiisaiitx. wit ao sarcastic STTii. the ceople of the West will not fail to give a large circulation to this work of a Westrn Genius. The work will be sold Solely Xty Subscription. AGENTS WANTED In Every State and County of the United States. R. W. CARROLL k CO., Publishers, Cincinnati. Addres all rommtinivatione to JOSEPH I.. TOPIIAH CO., Cincianati, Ohio. . B.-Oar commissions to agents are avre Ji those of acy other firm in America. R. W. TCCK, Chxistiaa Ce. J. 6. DAVIS, Late with Phelps, Caldwell A Co. A. P. TUCK, Louioille, Ky. TUCK. DAVIS U CO., CS-rocers AKD COMMISSION MERCHAHTS, 822 Main street, Between Big ith and Hinth, LOUISYILLE, KY. Confitmments Solicited. vpt48l AT THI OLD DRUG STORE or CHAMBERLAIN BROTHERS, WILL BE FOUND, AS HERETO PORK, the most complete and w.ll aaleete4 Steel, ef floods ever offered in this Market, consisting ef PUEE DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, and DYE STUFFS. PATENT MEDICINES Of every description, snch as Hall's Balsam JTor Ae LvnM, Wistar's Balaam of Wild Cherry, Davidson's Balaam ef B ear bound, Strickland's Cough Remedy, Belmbold1 Baraapertlla, Helmbold's Buchu, Lyttle's Xlixir, Guyeott's T.llow Dostl and Sarsaparilla, all of Ayer's and Jayne's Celebrated Medi cines. MeLane's Strengthening Cordial, Drakrt HoetettatAl Oedron, Highland, HooHand'sand Oxygenated Bitters, and lb short, a most complete assortment of Patent Medicines gen erally. ALSO, Physician's and Surgeon's" OUTFITS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, And in fact, everything necessary to make onr stork the meet 1'O.VPLCTE of any in tbe city. CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES. jau31-3m NEW DRUG STORE 1 S. D. MITCHELL & CO. GAY STREET, One door South of the Post Offlce, KNOXYILLE, TENNESSEE, HAVE JUST STENT of RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT- Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stalls, WINDOW GLASS, &c, AKD Pure "Wines and Liquors for medicinal purpose. PERFUMERY. B&zin's Cologne, Bazin's White Pond Lilly Extract, Bazin's Musk, Basin's Queen of Flowers, Batin g Amber Hair Ojl, Basim's Fond Lilly Pomade. PHAION'S BIGHT BLOOMING CEBEUS A fine assortment of KlIST O Y S O A. A good assortment of CLOTHES BRUSHES. T S. HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL PRESCRIPTIONS Accurately eompoundd at low rates from the beet Chemicals, Tinctures and Drag. t& Remember, we sell at the lowest rates Drugs, Chemicals, Wines, Liquors, Per fumeries, Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, fec, &&, &c. g. I. MITCHELL aV Co., in22-U' GT SiaRST, Xsnriuii, Tans. AXBRIW B. atslBIT 111 JtAAC H. TATIOB. rKAirCIS At. STHB. razDSBiex icti. SUIRE, ECKSTEIN i CO., "Wholesale Druggists Jferthweet ceroer 4Ut & Tine Su april-' 1nlnnfits. Ohf NEW GUN STORE. A LARGE WE ARE NOW RECEIVING Stock ef Powder, Shot and Gaps, Piitol Cartndgei, oi ail aiaea, Powder Horns, Shot JSeitt, Game Sari. La- Which we iM at th ltt prteaa. STACY, iilAHKKS CO Corner ef y a Cnsabertaad Kreeas, ' Bovttf Calr the lour Bentr Squirrel Riflef, boot Guns, Navy Pistols, Pooket Pistols, Cartridge Putols, of all auua and Prit to, eits aaa iiomexs,