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Rejected Nominations.

The following nominations made to the Senate by
the President for Tennessee have been rejected:
FOR CoUcctorS-E. Sim erly A. +. Garrett JOSEPH
Ramsey Jesse L. Harris and Ii. T. Blantere-5.
For IssessorS-John w. Bowen, Abner a. Steele,
a. d. Nicks and VIM. Scalcs-I
Here are sir bolters who sought to break up the
State Government few months ago, and three who
approved their conduct by supporting them and act
ing with them. The Little Rebellion" which cost
the State thousands, may have been acceptable to
the President, but the United States Senate looks
upon it in different light. Nay it is as hard for
Tennessee bolter to go through the Senate it is
for camel TO go through the eye of a needle,
impenitent rebel to enter the kingdom of God
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27

NEARLY all the best men Of the two old
national parties in Tennessee-aIl the old
wheel horses Of Tennessee Democracy and
Whiggery-Such men as John Bell, Cave
Johnson, Neil S. Brown. George ". Jones,
VIM. IL. Stephens, VIM. I. Avery, John l.
T. Snccd, Landon Haynes-arc distran-
chiscd, laid on the shelf, ostraciscd from pub
lie affairs, while the riff-raf, low plottcrs
and schcmers, turbulent nobodics, political
paupcrs, and advcnturcrs-suchm men as Ar
nell Duggan. Brownlow, &c, &c.-sit in the
seats Of power and control the dcstinies OF
the State.-UcmpLiS Argus.
And yet, these old whcel-horses' all
went voluntarily into the rebellion; and the
most Of them openly avowed that if their
wicked scheme were a success, no Union
man could at all live IN the South To dis
franchise, ostracise and lay on the shelf was
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4 SUGGESTION,

Mr.. EDIToR-An absurd custom prevails in this
country in every State which Is TO order the execu-
ton of criminals condemned to death to take place
on Friday. This seems to be peculiar to the Uni
ted States. l have resided in Europe about fifteen
years and | have never heard of it there. Execu-
tions of criminals are ordered to take place
on Sunday; this would Justly be considered desc
Grafton of the Lords Day; is not Friday also ho-
" day. dear to Christians it that day that
Our Redeemer suffered for us Is it not then blind
impety not intended l cheerfully grant,, and a
desecration of the day which the JUST was put
to death for the execution of CRIMINALS u This is
respectfully submitted to the serious consideration
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
Defence Of Col. Stokes.
UNCONDITIONAL UNIC

The rebel papers are down upon the gallant w
B. Stokes, for having dared to differ with the Pres
ident to his policy of restoring rebels, and build
ing up treason, while loyal men prescribed -
They charge Union men with being ungrateful, and
with forsakng the President and the principles they
were both committed to. We take from the Wash
iHgton Chronicle, an able and triumphant vindica
ton of Stokes, and call attention to the article
first page. 1t will bear reading, as long as it is
and well repay the labor
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
A Crown of Glory
Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling AmbrOSia

Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling'S AmbrOSia
is willing to recommend it. Three years of rapidly in
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceases the Scalp. COos the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruf Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness
Insures Luxurant Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl. Su-
persedes Wigs. Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rant at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia will suit you 7. Elegantly put up.
Dclicatey Pcrfumed Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes orcarons, containing
two large bottles No. for morning-No for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA is the best most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world. To prove this
try a carton.
Sold by Druggists
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
aug9-6m 2l5 Fulton Street, Nea York.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27

INFORMANT DECLARATION BY THE FRENCH
EMrERoR.-The Vienna journals publish news from
Paris stating that during the late financial panic in
London, Earl Crowley, BY order of his Government
solicited the energetic mediation of the Emperor Ma
poleon in favor Of peace and received from her
Majesty the following reply:
In the years 1859 and 1864 England opposed my
proposals in reference to the settlement of the Vene
tian and Schleswis- Holstein questions. Now Eng
land wants peace. 1 also desire peace; but as the
most favorable opportunities have been frtted away,
and as the conflicting interests have been permitted
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
CIRCULAR.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. June Is, 1866.

To his ErceHetcy, the GocerAor OF the State
Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn: SIR
have the honor to transmit an attested copy
of resolution of Congress, proposing to
the Legislatures OF the several States Il Four
tecnth Article to the Constitution of the
United States. The decisions Of the sever
al Legislatures upon the subject are required
by law to be communicated to this Depart
mcnt. An acknowledgment Of the receipt
of this communication is requested
Most respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
WM. II. SEWARD.
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Tennessee Bonds and Interest.

Presidents Branner, Burnes, Tate and others,
have paid the interest on their Bonds for July in
New York, and have their receipts in their pockets
President Galloway has paid his at the Capitol in
Nashville The Railroad Companies of Tennessee
are doing finely, and a consequence the credit Of
the State is becOming-not only good but very good
Tennessee Bonds are selling for 81 in New York
and advancing Cant the infamous rebel papers o
Tennessee start some new SANDER that will injure
the credit of the State? Try ii, You treason-clad
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The Proclamation.

The Johnson Rebel Conservative South
ern-C OnstitutionaI-Peacc Party, think it is
Il terrible affair that the Governor of Ten
nessee should call an extra session of the
Legislature If such action were not expec-
ted and desired, even by the President, why
did he have his Secretary Of State send the
Governor the following document:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

Mrs Winslow Mystic Pills prepared only egiti-
purpose and the only and medicine for
females eXtant
Do not tre with health dangerous
medicines which Druggists have bought and will
being ignorant of their properties.
MRS. WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS
all irregularities and painful mensruation nvigo-
rate the debtated, and former bloom pad
cheek.
No madam, wife, neither should be without them.
Try themuse according directions, and be convinced
that they the Lady's Friend.
Price 3 per box, three boxes for three
For sale by all druggists in this city. june6 I'm
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An Act authorize the Governor employ
Of the Capitol and Capitol grounds.

An authorize the Governor employ
Of the Capitol and Capitol grounds.
SECTION General issenbIy Of state
Tennessee, That the Governor be and hereby
employ Superintendent of the Capitol and Capitol grounds
at salary exceeding hundred and twenty five dollars
per month.
= further enacted, That it shall be the duty the
Superintendent take of and the Capitol
all the furniture fixtures and the Capitol grounds and keeT
the in good order And he shall have authority pre-
order among visitors and people who may be and
around the Capitol and keep improper persons of the
different Offices and in the absence of the regular
pants.
SEC. B. BE FURTHER enacted That il shall be his duty, under
the orders of the Comptroller supeTnend the delivery
supplies of fuel and stationery for the different
ments of the State Government and the delivery all
dispatches and communications and the packing and
shipment of the acts journals and other public documents
SIC. Be further enacted, That said Superintendent shall
be removable the pleasure of the Governor And that this
act shall take effect from and after its passage.
Passed May >, 1866. VIM HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
JOSHUA B. FRIERSON,
Speaker of the Senate.
Correct copies of the original Acts file my office
A. j. FLETCHER.
Secretery of State.
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An Act for the benet Of ths Tenne..e. blind .choo

An Act for the benefit of the Tennessee blind school.
l. Be enacted Jy the General assembly The
Tennessee, That the following hereby appropriated
the and support the Tennessee blind school, tow
Twenty hundred dollars the maintenance and cloth
ing of such former orphan pupils have been maintained
clothed protecting the the school
ing the 1864 and 1865 and hiryve hundred dollars
for the re- establishment of said school.
SEC > Be further enacted, That the aforesaid appropria
shall be drawned from the Treasury applied
counted for the prescribed the
except that the belonging the school shall be dspo
tied in the bank the funds of the Treasury
SEC 3. Be further enacted That this shall sec
from and after its passage.
Passed May -, lS66. VIM. HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House Representatives,
JOSHUA b. FRIERS0N,
Speaker of the Senate.
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WIS OF TENNESSEE.


.
An Act amend do justice and to render
African and Indian descent competent witnesses in tn,
courts of this State passed January 25 1866 and also tC
amendan repeal sections 2S and 2729 article o
chapter of the Code of Tennessee passed January % 1866
SECTION l. Be enacted By The General assembly Of the Ste
Tennessee That justice and render persons
African and Indian descent competent witnesses the courts
of this state passed January IS 1866 and also to
peal sections rs aud article chapter of the Code
of Tennessee passed January % 1906 be and they hereby
amended to take effect from and after the passage of this
Passed May =, 1866. WIN. HEIsKELL,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
JOSHUA B. FRIERSON,
of the Senate.
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Knoxville, Tenn. June u, 1866.

c. S. HUBBARD, No. "a, Broad Street, Boston, Mass
is regularly appointed agent receive subscriptions
for opr paper in the States Of Connecticut and Masa
chuSetts.
The WIG can be had every week at the News
Depot of R. Il. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27

An Act TO for the Tennessee and place in the
Capitol building the full e-sized portrait Of Major Gen
eral George H. Thomas.
SECTION l. BE enacted By he General assembly Of the nte Q
Tennessee, That the lfzcd portrait of Major General George
H. Thomas in the chamber by artist George Du
ry Of the city of Nashville painted by request of loyal e
of the State of Tennessee and State officers be secured
for the State of Tennessee and be placed within the capitol
building of the state of Tennessee in memory and honor oil
his fidelity to and services soldier in defense of the Con-
stution of the United States and its government and Tree IN
situations, as established by - The Fathers.
SEC > That the artist paint the portrait the pe
the Army OF the Cumberland he may DO Instructed 70 40
3 That the Governor state purchase the
for the State of Tennessee and his order the STATE
troer issue the State Treasurer IN favor OF
George Dury one dollars full ent OF
the portrait suitable gilt frame, and all demahds ana
this act shall take effect from its passage ,,,,r,r
Passed May -, 1866. NM HEIoh1 l.,,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
JOSHUA B. PETERSON,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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An Act oprovide for the payment of liabilities of the Ten
Hospital for the Insane.
SECTION l. Be enacted By the General assembly If de STATE O
Tennessee That the of thirteen thousand dollars be- and
the is hereby appropriated out Of money in the
Treasury and otherwise appropriated pay the abte,
created for material subsistence not salaries of employees fol
the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane from the LIST of October
1861 to the LIST OF August 1862 and the President Board
Of Trustees of said institution hereby directed audit
the accounts of all who furnished material subs
encs and unpaid salaries of employees within said period and
satisfactory proof of the correctness of said accounts
give orders the Treasury for the the
atiOn of which the Comptroller shall his
the Treasury for the of the and this shall
take effect from and after its passage.
Passed May %, 1866. VIM. HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOSHUA b. FRIERSON,
Speaker of
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John ). Dyer vs.. b. T. zoe
IL APPEARING EROM THE Al

DAVIT of the plaintiff in this that the defendant Ia.
removed himself beyond the limits the Tennessee
abscOnds cOuceals himself that
Of law cannot be- served him IL ordered that nub
cotton be made for four successive weeks BrOwulo
notifying said defendant appear next term of no
Circuit Court for Jefferson county, D1udrd~ on the .sr
ond Monday of August lsG6, then and to plead an
demur to the and demand plaintiff or III
will be taken for confessed and the proce with
partc.
June -, lStG. pfJ : :. NctTI>TLpN. clerk
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:raon obe appointed by for: tn. county f
Shelby for the registration OF the act passed
NAV 3d. 1866 and hereby authorized to open and keen
his the city Of Memphis in said county for said mr.
pose of Registration and this take from and AZ
ter its passage.
Passed May 3, 1866. VIM. HEISKELL,
E. Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
..--- JOSHUA b. FRIERSON
he
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QUESTION, Clerk
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFL

DANlT of the plaintiff in this that the defendant has
removed himself beyond the limits Of the Tennessee
abscOnds cOneeas himself ordinary process ~
law cannot be served him 1t ordered publication
be made for four successive weeks BrDwnlr1 Wh u0ti
lying said defendant to at the
Court for Jefferson county, DaurIge the Mon
day of August, 1867 then and there plead answer OF de-
muir to the suit and demand of the plaintiff
b. taken for confessed and the proceeded * part-
June - 1866 pfJ :. :. Meet I>TIUN clerk
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated toilet Soap in such universal demand
is made from the choicest materials, is mild and
emOllient in its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skim
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers fb21y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
PEACH, POTATO AND APPLE PARER.

This is good useful Machine, and should be in
the hands Of all housekepr. An examination of the above
is requested.
MILES BACON, General Agent.
For sale RETAIL the store of. +. COOPER,
opposite National Bank Knoxville Orders prompt
" attended to- june 2Iu
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27

An Act amend January Is 1866
establish Of internal improvements, passed
the llth of February, 1852
SECTOS l. Be enacted By The General f,selably Of the Of
Tennessee That there issued McMnnvile and Win
chester Railroad Company thousand dollars in the
bonds of the State Of Tennessee the
ject to the privileges and liabilities of the act which
this is amendatory.
SEC. q Be further enacted That this shall effect
from and after its passage.
Passed May 25, 1866.
VIM HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House of Represents tives.
JOSHUA b. FRIERSON,
Speaker of the Senate.
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ERRORS OLE YOIITH

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay ami all the effects of youthful ndcreon
will for the sake of suffering humanity send free all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
dy by which he cured Sufferers wishing profit by the
advertisers experience do by addressing in perfect
confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
juneG-m% No. Is Chambers Street, New York
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John r. Branner vs.. Alexander Caldwell,
APPEA PING ERlM TLIE AEEI

DAYIT of tho plaintiff cause that the dfeDIfn+ b
absconded or gone beyond the limits Of State Tennessee on
so cOnceas himself that the ordinary process cannot b.
served upon him 1t IL ordered that publication rng f
four successive weeks in BrownOws Wing. notifying sd H..
PENDANT to appear the Circuit Cont for
the county Of Jefferson at Danrc, the Monday
of August, 1886, then and there plead answer or emu
TO the suit and demand of the plaintiff will
taken for confessed and the proceeded pare
June p, 1856. Pfj :. McCUISTION Clerk
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNION APPLE PARER.
ENTIRELY NEW.

IHE UNION APPLE PARlNU Ma
Il CHINE is constructed that the Knife going both
commencing each end of the several apples alternate
y, thus avoiding of time in turning back without
pairing and also overcoming the objections to the snap
chimes
less number of parts than other machine
in market.
gears connected directly with each other there
by dispensing with the arbor rod to connect Them anC
which has always been liable to work loose and turn around
without moving the parts.
1t is about the usual weight of others but more compact
thus being stronger and requiring smaller box and thereby
saving freight.
IT Is VERY THOROUGH IN ITS CONSTRUCTION, ant
liable out of order by constant or hard using
Only Of the crank required each apple
1t straight knife consequently leaves the apple smooth
and handsome.
1t will pare a large small apple equally as well
pains have been taken perfect this machine IN al
its parts, and it is WARRANTED ENTIRELY SATlSFAC-
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Pernel Bales vs.. W. D. Fain.

DANlT Of the plaintiff in this that tk~ defendant b
abscOndel gone beyond the limits the STATE If Tr
absCOnds cUnCeals himself that the ordinary ,r
of law cannot be served upon him 10 ordered that puIf
cation be made for four weeks
notifying said defendant appear the next term Of M
Circuit Court for Jefferson county. DaudrI-- ON the
Of then plead
demur to the suit and demand
will be taken for confessed and the prcga, win -
parte.
June -, lsGG pG : :. NsCI-I~TI0N Gil
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary E. Irwin vs.. Francis 4. Irwin.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AIT

llONS IN the petitio1 MED IN this cause which is sworn
to by the Qainf, that the defendant has aI,sr,rlt
beyond the limits Of the state Of Tennessee aond or
served upon him 1t is ordered that purI, = "
touTsuecessiye weeks in BrownlOw Wing notifying said DE-
lendAnt 10 appear az she next term Of the Circuit r g.
Jefferson county, at cambridge, the second N,rJ -
gust lSG6 then and there 10 plead answer or emuy 10 b
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The GLORY MAN is Observation-Disclosures, the
and debated should Immediately HELNRoLDs EXTRACT
BUCHU.
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VIM. VI. Sawyers vs. William ChiIdre-s.
/ APPEARING FROM THE Al

DANIT Of the plaintiff in this defendant has
removed himself from the limits Of the Tennessee
so aDsconds or cOnCea himself that the ordinary
law cannot be served upon him II ordered that public
ton be made for four week. Whi.
notifying said defendant 10 appear at the
Circuit Court for Jefferson county, AZ cambridge. the
Ond MONDAY Of August ls then and there plead answer
demur 10 the and demand Of the pliin, SAM
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with e
Parte-
June =, 1850 pfJ <. :. McCJI>TIDN. Clerk
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Act the jurisdiction of Justices of the
in certain
l. Be enacted by the General assembly Of e
Tennessee That hereafter Justices of the Peace this
shall have jurisdiction try all actions of repevin DANA
g where the value of the property sued the damages
demanded do exceed two hundred and fifty dollars and
that this shall take from and after its passage
Passed May 26, 1866. WM HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOSHUA B. FRIERS0N,
Speaker of the Senate
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e y, 1866. pf5 s. ;. INCLUSION. Clerk.
William Tillet Administrator, vs.. Jesse E. Moore.
IL APPEARING From THE AEEI

DANIT Of the plaintiff in this defendant Ia,
removed himself beyond the limits Of Of Tennessee
abscOnds COHCeals himself the ordinary Drr
of law cannot be served him. Ii is ordered pubIi
ton be made for four successive weeks BrownI0
notifying the said defendant appear the term of tho
Circuit Court for Jefferson county cambridge second
Monday OF August 1866, then and there plead answer or
demur TO the suit and demand of the plaintiff the a
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with 81
parte.
nj
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Pety Kimbrough Alexander Caldwell, Henry DENIM
son, Samuel Dennison, Pleasant Witt, Jr, BradIsy
Tally and Pleasant A. Witt, ST.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFET

DAVIT the plaintiff in this that the A.
removed themselves from the State ofTcrucssec ~
conceal themselves that the ordinary process of
be served upon them: 1t Is ordered that publication H.
for four successive weeks in Brownlo Wing NOTIFYING go
defendants to appear at the Circuit Cont a.
Jefferson county, at Dandrgr, Monday of t
gust next then and there to plead, answer laur H. al
suit and demand Of the plaintiff viI ba ~ s.
confessed and the cause proceeded with rartc
June q, $500 Pts :. s McCUISTION CIcrL
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Eathan A. Sawyers George Margraves.
IT APPEARING FROM THE tFET

DANIT Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant La.
absConded and gone beyond the limits the
abscond conceals himself ordinary p
OF law cannot be served upon him. ordered ma
publication be made for four
Wing notifying said defendant 10 appear the next term NJ
the Circuit Court for Jefferson county Dsndrdg ON tn
second Monday August, 1850, then there 10 ud
sUer demur to the suit and demand plaintiff
will be taken for confessed the cause proceeded with
parte.
June ., 1856 PTS 5 :. INCLUSION, Clerk
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TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT UNSAFE REMEDIES for un.
pleasant and dangerous diseases Use HELMBOLDs EXTRACT
BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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Larne, Myer & Co. VS.. &. f. Yoe
IL APPEA RING EROM THE

DANIT of the plaintiff in this that defendant has
removed himself from the limits of the
absconds cOnceas himself that the
law cannot be served him. II ordered pub
tion be made for four weeks Brownl0 Wbi
notifying said defendant TO appear the term of tn
Circuit Court for Jefferson county at Dandrdg second
Monday of August, 1856, then and there plead answer on
demur to the suit and demand the plaintiffs the sau
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with ~
parte.
B-1 Sfc