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Important Judicial Decision.

Hon. james P. Swan, Judge of the I'd Judicial
Circuit, Is holding the Circuit Court in session in
Knoxville.
On Mon ay tie Judge delivered q written oPin-
ion in which be ruled that injuries inflicted under
;hr pretended laws and orders Of the late so-caled
Cunf,itraIeGovernment formed no bar to the plain
If right Of action" IL substance, the Judge de-
cid 4 that the so-culled Confederate Government
was not gavernmeet ds facto, as contended for by
T. Rlvucatrs This opinion in the case of Jno.
hlrkpai-I, rs @. W. Graham and james Melta-
bsrg.r, fog false Imprisonment. The defendants al
Iysgd in ju,lsdcation that they did the acts CON-
planned Of under the laws Of the so-called Confed-
crate Government"
The case WAS argued at length by Gen. Champion
Tor tn def nee and Messrs. ". l.. Hall, E. c. Camp
and Col. o. F. Temple for the plaintiffs.
In "ur uezL paper We will publish the opinion OF
Ju l.e Sw,n which is lengthy, and regarded AS able
Juh.e Swan was commissioned by President John
=0a - HE Military Governor.
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Great Cotton SWindle.
The New York Times special says:
WASHINGTON, October IL.


The New York Times special says:
4 great cotton case, or more properly great cot
ton swindle has just been unearthed at Augusta Ga
It involves nearly 10000 bales of cotton, of value
of about 81 900 OO0 and the names of several prom
inent military officers are mysteriously mixed up in
the affair. Large amounts OF money said to have
been used in proposing compromise, and the sums
being variousy stated at $4,000, and 100000 and
even $50 900 dollars The volume of facts concern
ing the transaction is very great but briefly
follows: During the rebel occupation of Georgia
three parties named Thomas S. Metcafs, VIM. A
Beall, and jeremiah BealL became the joint owners
of 754 bales of cotton varousy stored at Eufaula
Ala, Albany and Dawson, Ga. One of the parties
Metcalfe, owned 1000 bales on his own account
which the rebel General Hill, at Augusta Georgia
turned in the street in a damaged condition. Met
calfe gave person named Schley third of the
cotton to rebale it and put in shipping order This
cotton hetcafe sold in July last through Schley, 20
John Garsed, of Philadelphia. The defendants in
this case Garsed and Schey claim that Metcalf also
sold to them 400 bales owned jointly by himself
and the two Bealls, this Metcalfe denied at first
claiming he only gave the price it could be bought
at certainly for cash at 90 cents per pound. Here
begins the interest in the case. Gsrsed and Schley
it appears then worked upon the military Authori-
ties and manipulated the matter to get certain
orders from Generals Grosvenor and SteedmHn
which frightened Metcalfe, who is old man, with
agreement; to sell the cotton for two hundred
thousand dollars The Bealls, however opposed tn
sale, and appealed for an injunction. The PresI-
dent hearing of this and other of interference
on the part Of the military authorities in civil ST
fairs has issued an order which, in Caustic terms
prohibits such interference hereafter.
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RRIED.

By p IL Sk=sZs Esq, inst sIr JAS P DIFF
and Mis- MARGARET NJ FENSELLs both Of GrainZsr
county.
Is Knoxville, October 10Th 1855 NJ EDWARD FETTTSc
and Miss LILLE ANDREA BY Rev. 4. P. WeIs
OK the I1th inst a. the resflsne. Of Henry ssvve-
by P. q. skaEgs, Esq, Mr.. JOHN " WATKINS - -
ian Chamberlain, Of Knox county. IN
Ar the residence of COL John WllIiaras near KDvrf IN
the 18th inst, by Rev. Dr. PearBe Major L a GRAZ az
hIss ELIZABETH 7. BEARDES, all Of EuoTviIlo I'LL
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President Johnson and the Union
Party,

A recent number of the st. Louis Democrat has
the following well timed remarks:
Radical Mon men should not suffer themselves
to be forced into opposition to Andrew johnson by
the coquetry which they sec practiced towards hun
by copperbeads and rebels. They ought to under
stand that their opponents are simply playing q
game of chance, whose success is very problenatiCa
unless they are aided by mistake on the part Of
Union men. They the rebels and their sympathi-
zers) can we'll afford to make political love to Pres-
dent johnson, since they have nothing to lose by
failure Their President-Jeff Davis--has been de-
posed and they will be none the worse off than at
present. if they do not succeed in winning johnson
to themselves They can therefore, as well as not
make the experiment.
We are not prepared to say, that in every partic-
ular of his reconstruction policy, President johnson
has done precisely as we would have DONE and at
same time we are not prepared to say that the re-
suit will not vindicate his judgment rather than
our own.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

sS We are authorized and requested 10 annou s THOMAS
PICkENS, candidate for the State SENATE HI ---.-
the Sd District composed Of the counties Of CcEa $ene
Sewer and Blouut rst1St5g--
H We arc authorized and requestsI suaou1cs STEPHEN
MATTHEW'S a candidate repr0ent the 81 Senatorial
District, composed Of the Greene Cooke seyf
and BlonEt-mads vacant by the resignation Of Jas Ran
doph, Esq. octIstfs
Sc We are authorized and requested to announce Ma
WILL R. acBATH, llate % Tenn Cavalry candidate ~
the oce Of Register Of KnoI county the ensuing Nsrcb
electioD. --s1s-r4s
HG We authorized and requested % announce VII
LIAM RULE candidate for County Court CLERK az the en-
suing March election. ss1st5s
81 You authorized - announce G. T. P DAVIS as
candidate ~ the Legislature, The vacancy grra
stoned BY the resignation Of W Gaines Of Nome COUNTY
Election 5th If October. les.
sep20-tdc WsSy Vorrge
Is We horised aud req Isstsd e. announce IL name
Of HENRY c. TARWATER g candidate for Tax COLLEGE,
at the ensuing March election. cctltds@
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The COpperhead.

There's q ysnomous snake that turks In tbs srsss-
Shiny, tresoherous horrible thing;
OF . copperish hue are Its ugly folds,
And he gives warning before his sting,
But strikes with a secret and sudden dart
Leaving polished and deadly smart.
In the cool, sweet meadows and over the fields,
Mid the tall green shoots and the clover blooms.
He erawls along on its horrible scales,
And through the depths Of the forest glooms,
This hideous reptile his slow path takes
The vilest Of all ths Of snake.
He basks in the light Of the SUI BY day,
And hides in his narrow den at night,
Along with his mate and psstilent brood--
Oh, lo1thsOme, hateful, Tspulsivs sight
Is this shiny serpent, this crawling thing,
With the copperish hide and the deadly sting.
OF late he has taken the shape Of man,
As Of old took Satan the serpentG form,
Plotting by night in his traitorous den,
And lurking by day In the sunshine warm
Ready TO strike, with q secret dart,
His poisoned fangS TO the nations heart
More dan gerous far than open foa
Is the cunning snake with fangs 30 keen,
Lying concealed ia the tall green grass,
And trying TO hide Its vsnomd spleen,
Oh what shall we do with the hateful thing,
To render harmless his poisoned sting1
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HALL or Masters LopeE. No. 244.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, October 2ULh, 1868. !
To tie Master Wardeas ard Brethren Of Master s
Lodge, No 244:
The committee appointed to draft a suitable pre-
amble and resolution on the death of Bro. GILBERT
THACKER, beg leave to report:
THAT WHEREAS It has pleased Almighty God
III his infinite wisdom, 10 remove from our midst
and the membership of our Lodge, our Bro. Gilbert
rhacker. Therefore be it REsoLued
lst, That in his decease We mourn the loss Of a
true brother, worthy friend, and a good citizen,
who in the various duties OF life performed we'll his
part and who, we trust has gone to his reward in
better life beyond the grave
3D., That We tender 10 his bereaVed widow and
family heartfelt sympathy in this their hour of
and af1icIion and while We csnnot tathom
the designs Of innhte wisdom we cIn trust Him
implicitly, " who doeth all things well.'
Sd, That copy of the foregoing preamble and
resolutions ne furnished TO the family of our deceis
ed brother, and spread upon the minutes of this
Lodge Respectfully submitted.
GEO. L. SMITH,
S. B. Dow,
II. J. FoOTB,
Committee
The foregoing preamble and resolutions were adop-
ted at q regular communication of Masters Lodge,
No. IA and ordered to be inserted in the Knoxville
Wing WH P. CHAMBERLAIN,
Secretary
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After Him.

dent;
We nzve NJ right to require emancipation, no
tsat . appoint Provisional Governors 10 right 20
90 4l-ylalAg but march or troops out OF the con-
tUelS1 'efVoFy 4nd leave 20 the inhabitants Of the
'l'' % LS !qI and complete N extent as we enjoy
i "u'seNe9' l"e power 70 manage their own affairs
AND Inc Ne" York News, another Democratic
organ thus lets fly St mis- devoted bss5
-, l HE rAhsID ENIs SPEECH TO TIE NEGROES
We have t,-eu somewhat sstonisbeFi a. - -;
praise which the pres hus generally bestnv5 49,,
this SPEECH. Our establishment; would havo p,
grrEtrr had We Hut long ago learned that P,v,sr :
the true Philosophers SL,ue, and that II transraut
tue cOmmOnest uIteranoes IL thuse who possess il
ito Eords that burne snd thUug hts that breathe
W. do not thOuse 10 receive Il deliberate expo
tun OF the Presidents policy apUH the grave ques-
0 If The day. We should be sorry indeed to
b,ieve that be wishes j. 70 be 50 received; for
though we find in the speech many wholesome
FRUITS plainly expressed IN language adapted to the
II
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A Crown of Glory.
Every man, woman child who has used
SterIing's Ambrosia

Sterling's AmbrOsia
is willing recommend It. Three years Of rapidly in
ereasing sac have made the AmbTJsa famous all over
the world.
IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE
1t cures Itching OF the Head
It MAKES New Hair Grow Bald Heads,
It Prevents the Hair from Falling Out
It Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy
CIeasss the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow. Removes
pandruf. Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness
Iusurss LuzunEnt Locks. Iucliass Hair 70 Gail gu
psrseLss Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject appa-
rant a. once.
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
the Ambrosia will suit you 70 7. Elegantly pu. up.
Deicately Perfumej. Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes orcar:on containing
two large bottles: No.2 for aornngNo. for evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
STERLING's AMBROsIA is the beet, most s,,rsssbrs
and effective toilet article in the world Ta pyovs this
try 9 carton.
Sold by Druggists.
STERLTNG's AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING co,
aug9-6m 2I5 Fulton Street, Eer Yort.
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DIED,

Ar his residence in Broyeyis, Tenn September 10Th ls
Dr. SOLOMON II. HUNTER, iu the ed year Of his age
HIS death occssioaed by wound received from Mr. J.
B. CoEoy while the latter was At h7 house. for The purpose Of
taking revenge upon Mrs. Il. for some ALLEGED wong
Dr. H. native Of Virginia vas resident OF this STATE
but few years yet long enough 70 establish his reputation 20
physician, neishbor, citizen aud rhnhr0pis BE was
unnpeaehAbIs Union NAB stood firm amid our com
rys darkest trials. His To-. deeply felt in his political
professional, aud social relations
BE endured Ais Affections with rsisuacu Meet ne N
heaven, last words TO friends aud companion h
avss disconsoIae widow for whose Preservation he lost his
life Nay find consolation and more sure defense IN the
Flthsr Of the father's and the HusbaDd the widow
my husbands dead that noble brow
Lies pale, and cold as marble now
His body lies beneath the sod
His soul : gone meet It's God
Ny Lord! how give him M
Help me 20 drink this bitter cup
May ], with calm submission weld
Ny self 20 Thee, Ey gracious shield
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The Ordinance AbOllShing Slavery in
Snuth Carolina.

The ordinance, after CREST deal Of discussion
upon its wording and repeated alterations Was final
" adopted by vote Of 50 yeas 10 mays:
The slaves in South CarOliGu having been eIHan-
cpated by The action Of the United Stats auihori-
ties, neither slavery nor Involuntary servitude eH-
cept rs punishment for crime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted shall ever be rees-
tabli-hed in ihis State
An ordinance to repeal the ordinance Of secession
hsd been prevIOusly introdueed. L came frum
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Proclamation BY the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ExEcUTIyE DEPARTMENT,

NAsHVILLEl Tenn, sepI I0tuI 1863. ]
WaERE4s Va. ai~y has occurred II the General Az
seby OF the State Of Tennessee By the resignation Of
he Hon John A. Minnis Representative Of the county
Of Jefferson
Tennessee do hereby command the Sheriff of said county
Of Jesrscn upen and hold election at all the places
sosg said county Saturday, the llth day Of No
yembeI 1855, o. Eli said vacancy aud that be make
turn Of the result according 70 Law.
=s,s,oss In testimony whereof hsFelntO subscribe
sT--s ny name, and cause the Great Seal of the
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Knoxville, Tenn, October %, 1865.

c. S. HUBBAzD. Of New Haven, Connecticut, i ou'
rcgu sry sppunred gent 70 receive subscriptions for
Arer the Stoes Of Connecticut and Massachusetts
The WIG can be had every week at the New
Depot Of r. Il. Singleton, Post Office Buildinl
Na-hvile, Tenn.
LOUIS MCGLAUFLIS is authorized to act SIS ou'
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His addTes'
is San Francisco, California.
Col JoHE Il. JAMEs, Chief Quartermsster o.
II. District If East Tennessee is authorized 70 re-
eeive payment for subscriptions 20 this paper.
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John D. James, IN error, vs.. Ocoes Bank.

John D. James, in error, VS.. 0cOes Bank.
LAW CAUSE.
Thos. A. r. Nelson for plaintiff, in error.
James f. Cooke, for defendant, in error.
shackIeford, Judge-delivered the opinion Of the
Court.
This is a suit brought by the Cc0se Bank against John
D. James, in the Circuit Court of Knox county, on
Bill Of Exchange for SIS 0O0 dated July 5th 1850 drawn
by the plaintiff payable the order of Thomas G. James,
six months acceptance and payable at the Park Bank
New York. by John D. James, the plaintiff, in -
The bill dishenored at maturity and protested Lo
notice given Of the protest the drawer, accepter
there proof after the protest. the plaintiff, in
error, promised to pay the bill, credit ofSSlO is endors
cd il, December STD, 1860. The submitted
TO jury, verdict and judgment rendered for de
PENDANTS error, from which the plaintiff in has
pesed TO this Court. The Judge charged the Jury
"he defendant James liable upon the protest of the
BILL argued there being proof Of notice him, also
hat the payment credited the bill sufficient 20
render him liable in the absence Of protest and notice 10
him. but f after maturity Of the bill acknowledged
the existence Of the debt and bis liability and uncORdi
tonay promised to pay IT. then he would be liable though
there notice II insisted by thepaintif that
this charge IN this The Court ought 70
have instructed the jury. The promise be bindngon
the plaintiff 10 error should have been made with full
knowledge Of the fact Of his discharge from legal abl
ity the bill.
We recognise the principle a. settled to IA the liability
If party bill from which he has been discharged
by the aches of the holder The promise must be made
With full knowledge Of his rights but the principle is
applicable this The plaintiff in error the
accepor Of tie oil and not entitled to notice. The La
by Of the scceptor is absolute and uaconditional-
Story on Bills, I42; on Mer. Law, l2s
To TX liability the drawer and eEdoIssr, demand,
notice and protest; Indispensable unless the facts Of
The notice In this the drawer Of the
b AID the dcceptor the parties the object Of
ao.ee is give the drawer eBdorser Of the dshonor
that he nay take the proper steps 10 indemnify himself
II this ease tie drawer Of the bill being the acceptor
entitled notice. He hxed the place Of pay
neu the PARK Bank Of New York, he bound 10 pay
the b the lay matured by his accspance at that
place and having failed to do So notice Of the protest
is necsssary.-Baiy, on Bills, 3j6.
The Charge Of the Court erroneous but inssmueh
pracial 70 the rights OF tho plaintiff, in
error the val not be reversed. The declaration
pleas no' in strict conformity the rules Of plead
ng the defects have been cured by The verdict. and as
substantial justice has been DONE The judgmentUill be
qf
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ABEKNATHT 6 SIMMONS pay particular atten-
ton to the collecting Of rents he leasing renting
and selling of property. al business in the Real
Estate line entrusted to them, viii receive particu
lar and prompt attention. Their Office is over
Smiths Jewelry Store, Gay Street, Knoxville,
Tenn.
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The citizens Of Knox county, VINO endorse and
sustain the policy and administration of Andrew
johnson are requested 70 meet al the Court House
IN Knoxville, ON the first Monday OF November. to
give some expression OF opinion regard TO the man
VIII, Sc administration We believe is TO redeem and
save our country.
We have been requested 10 publish the largenum-
Der Of names Of The persons signing this call This
We have not room 10 do bus viii say that the call is
signed by our best citizens, many Of whom have
borne CONSPICUOUS part in lighting rebellion and
advocating the Union cause.
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QUEEN VICTORIA, in shameful disregard Of the
rpes OF civilized and refined society snd IL utter
contempt Of the great law Of races, has actually
conferred the rank Of knight on 81 African
black rnan-a nigger-naue3 Jordan. Pre=!del.
Johnson will doubtless Immediately recall or Min
ister at the British Court. The United States must
never countenance Queen who Introduces a
with black skin into the upper Tanks Of English
AristucracY.
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LOvE.-It takes only one good, thorough frost to
cut all the flowers out of the garden-no thanks to
ton in love, and honey is vinegar, and love is gall
Henry Ward Bescher.
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Fair Warning,

Persons vfshi"g 10 insert communications or sdver
issuonrs weekly paper notified that they mue
hand them into our Office by Monday morning Of eaei
v~pk.
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PrOclamatIOn by The GoyernOr.
sTATE Of TENNEssBB,
ExEcUTIFB DEPARTMEr.

NAsHvILLs, Tenn, Sept 2sth, 1855
WasREAs, vacancy has occurred in the General As
ssmby Of the Sas Of Tennessee BY the resignation Of
the Hon James b. Randolph, Senator from the Third
Senatorial Dtrct composed Of the counties Of Greene
Cooke, Sewer and Bount
l. William g. BroWnow, Governor Of the State Of Ten
nsssoe do hereby command the Shors Of said counties
Of Greene Cooke Sewer and Bount open and hold an
election at all the places Of voting in said county on
Saturday the 3lst day Of October 1865, to Gil said va
eaney and that they make Of the result aecor
ding to law.
SsoooooosS In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
SGTSs9 scribed my name. and caused the Great Seal
81 &c Of the State Of Tennessee to be sBxod Al
soeooeos the Department in Nashville this 2s.b dav
Of September, 1885. W. G. BROWNLOW.
A. j. FLETCHER, Seety OF state tide
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ALTERNATELY i SIMMONS pay particular atteu-
ton to the collecting Of rents the leasing, renting
and selling Of property. All business IN the Real
Estate line entrusted TO them, viii receive particu
lar and prompt attention. Their office Is over
Smiths Jowelry Store Gay Street Knoxville
Tenn
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The Nuptial Tie

Has boen described kno. fixed with the tongue which jhs
teeth unlOoss But the teeth themselves if identified
BY the aid OF SozoDoST powerful agents producing the
fascination which leads marriage. Tia charm which
this delicious preparation lends breath too dee
dediy ymeniaI tendency White teeth AID pure breath
What heart can resist them
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If you want 70 dispose Of your pr perty for cash,
call on Alternately s. Simmons, Real Estate Agents
Knoxville, Tenn.
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The Rev. r P. Wells will address the Young
Mems Christ an Association at the I'd Presbyterian
Cuurch, on Monday evening October 29th, at
O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
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TIE Ia Crosse Democrat, after asking where
Butler, Banks, Burnside, Chase and Brough are,
adds:
Where is Lincoln, the joking patron saint Of mig
5eFism, who owe much to John Wilkes Bouth, and
who is well nigh forgotten already, with hardly q
dozen in the land 70 revere his memory
The La Crosse Democrat owes debt of gratitude
"a Booth. and pays the debt with usurious interest
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II you want to dispore of your property for e1s1,
call on Alternately & Simmons, Real Estate Agents,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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IF you want to buy, rent lease OF sell farm, call
OF Alternately & Simmons, Real Estate Agents.
over Smiths Jewelry Store, Gay Street, Knoxville,
Tenn.
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II you want to buy, rent lease or sell farm, call
on Alternately & Simmons, Real Estate Agents
over Smiths Jewelry Store, Gay Street, Knoxville,
Tenn
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ABERxATHT & SIMMONS pay particulay atten-
ton 20 the collecting of rents the leasing, renting,
and selling of property. All business in the Real
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SEE advertisement Of fine farm for sale Ill Knox
county
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Public Meeting in Knox County.

We have received for publication the call for a
meeting of the ciuzens of Knox county, in the fol-
loving language
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II you want to dispose Of your property for cash,
call or Alternately & Simmons, Real Estate Agents,
Knoxville, Tenn.