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StOp the MUFdererS!
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY D0LLA

SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
REWARD.
WHEREAS Reliable citizens of Monroe county,
Tennessee, have made known to me- by petition, that
George c. Montgomery, of the county and State
aforesaid was murdered and robbed on the seventh
day Of March 1866, by David Baker and John
Duncan, who are running at large, therefore, l.
WILLIAM G. BROWNLOW, Governor OF Ten
nessee do hereby offer reward of $3.50 for the APP
prehension of either or $500 for the apprehension
Of Doth and their delivery TO the Jailors Of Knox
or Roane counties, there being no jail in Monroe.
DESCRIPTION.
David Baker is about five feet nine inches high;
rather dark complexion; prominent forehead; long
jaws, slim face; light or sandy hair, usually worn
long, thin beard worn all over his face; light eyes
usually smiles in conversation; has been wounded
in the left arm and shoulder; not very good use Of
arm and shoulder; will weigh about one hundred
and fifty pounds.
John Duncan, usually known as black John" is
about five feet nine inches high; dark skin, hair,
eyes and beard; weighs about one hundred and
eighty pounds has harsh voice, and wears a mus
tache.
Knoxville Wing, Nashville Press and Times, and
Kingston paper will each publish three times and
send account to the Secretary of State at Nashville
Done at the Executive Department, at Nashville
this Goth of March, 1866 By order of the Governor
W. G. BROwNLow.
A. j. FLETCHER, Secy of State.
P. Sin addition to the aboUe reward
ALPHA r. MONTGOMERY, of Monroe county.
will $3.50 reward for the apprehension Of
David Baker
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

INDIANA ELEcTIoNs.-The election returns from
various portions of the State show well for the Rad
cals Congress has been sustained in every instance
where the issue has been made.
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the price offered him. Apply at this Office. If
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEN
NESSEE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEN
NESSEE.
I'm THE LIST DAY OF NAY, 1866, WE
" will sell on the premises
The st. Clair Manufacturing Property,
situated at ST. Clair Hawkins county East Tennessee i've
% Railroad and eight miles from ROgersvie This I'm
Suestionaby the valuable property Of the kind
m sboes Saddle and other Leather Goods an op
porunity offered which is not elsewhere to be found
brick house Containing necessary shops for the various
the Leather business three story BRICK boarding
house large brick smokehouse blacksmith shop two
sorT shoe shop gardens attached the of
the employees establishment cribs stables, &C. Ao
A Dwelling House,
With the necessary Outbuildngs, and
A Store House.
There better location for retail store The property
large number Of lots town. with very
excellent adjoining meadow lands At the same time and
place will sell tracts of land situated in the vicinity
On the I'd day of May 1885, the house door in Ro
ersve we will sell large number of improved and unm
eeen business stand and many of which are situated near
On the Attn day May, 1866 viii sell Moorosburg
Hawkins county,
A Lot with a Good Store House,
Thereon This lot situated in MoOresburg the most eg
whole country At the time and place viii also sell
tract of land situated in the vicinity containing about fifty
Acres.
particular description of this property had
application to Capt James SEWER at Rogerye.
Terms.
The property will be sold the highest bidder One-ha Of
the sale money be paid in six months the remainder
twelve and the purchasers will be required give with
power rrevocable confess Judgment and
nal security, in addition which the title will he retained
until the money is paid.
Railroad Stock for Sale
til. S 4iS i snd At 1 na y % OF a @
terms Also stock in the East Tenn. and Va Railroad Co
Rogersville Female Institute.
This valuable and splendid Educational Establishment will
also be offered for sale short time having AssSnee
OF the larger portion of the stock filed bill procure
of the entire property We earnestly this
property
Creditors of said Firms
Are notified 10 file their claims.
There many persons indebted said The whole
of said debts have been assigned the purpose above
indicated The creditors of said firms have fit press
them with all the the law affords and they been
compelled to adopt those demands We As
signess have no discretion and,
All Persons Owing said Firms
Are notified that will be compelled make collections.
+. NJ FULKERS0N,
JAMES 7. SHIELDS,
jan2i-tds Trustees, &c.
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Thos. J. Powell vs.. Thos. j. Blanchard.
THE DEFENDANT THOS- i RLANGE

ARD being nonresident of the State of Tennessee
absoondng that the ordinary Of law cannot be served
upon him. charged the bill 1t ordered that publica-
ton he made for four successive weeks Brownows Wing,
notifying said defendant appear before the Chancery Court
at Rutledge the third Monday in June next then and
there to make defense to said b the will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing pare. copy
Of the order. March II, 1866. pf
C. C. SMITH c & N.
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JOHN G. MINOR, M. ID.
CHANCERY CoURTsRUTLEDGE.

: Samuel Ull vs.. WlIIlam " OIalAsVn, CT al.
THE DEFENDANT, WIN. n. GARRISON,
being of the State Tennessee abscond
ing that ordinary process cannot be served
him. charged in the bill 1t ordered that be
successive weeks in Brownows Wing, notify
said defendant appear before the cnancery Court at
Rutedge third Monday June next then and there
defense said BILL the VIII be taken for
hearing parte to him copy of the
order. March Il, 1866. pf5 c. G. SMITH, c. NJ.
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Abedpego Farmer VS.. David Hipsbire

Abednego Farmer VS.. David Hipshre.
THE DEFENDANT, DAVID HIPSHIRE
being nonresident of the State of Tennessee abscond
ing that the ordinary of law cannot be served upon
him 1t ordered thai publication be made for four
ve weeks in Brownows Whig notifying said defendant to
before the Chancery Court Rutledg the third
Monday Of June then and there make defense said
BILL the will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex parte Acopy of the order. March IA, 1866 pf5
C. c. SMITH, c. & NJ.
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dentcay the excepting that in the latter all r.
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Dr. Thomas Dick, Of Scotland in reviewing this
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Easley & Williams VS.. Lemuel l. Jennings
THE DEFENDANT. IEMUEI T. ZEN

NINGS having abscended gone beyond the limits of the
Tennessee that the ordinary of law cannot
upon him. charged the bill 1t is ordered that
publication made four successive weeks in Brownlow
Wing notifying said defendant appear before the Chancey
Rutdge the third Monday of June next, then
there make said BILL the will be
confessed and set for hearing parte copy Of
the ord er.
Marc IA, 1866 4tpf c. C. SMITH, c. Il. NJ.
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Nancy A. Millikeu VS.. solomon Milliken

Mary Cook vs.. Irena Cofey and another.
THE DEFENDANTS, IRENA COFFEY
and John Cy being nonresdents of the State of Tonnes
shown by the She return 1t ordered that pubca
tic be made four successive weeks Brownows Wing notify
ing said defendants to before the Chancry Court at
Rutedge the third Monday of June then and there
make defense said b the will be taken
fesed and set for hearing parte copy of the order
March II, 1906 pf
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Archibald Carmichael D. L. Carmichael and another
THE DEFENDANTS. D. L. CARMICHAEL

and James T. Carmichael having absconded and beyond
limits Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
cannot be served upon them, charged in the
bill ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks Brownows Wing notifying said defendants to
pear the Chancery Court Ruedge, the third
Monday next then and there make defense to said
bill the will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
parte. copy of the order. March ID, 1866 pr 8
C. C. SMITH, C. & NJ.
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RP. Moore, Admir-, &C., VS.. VIM. N. CIarksOn.

" OIdI-AoUH'
THE DEFENDANT, WIN. n. CLARK
SON. being nonresident the Tennessee
Ascending that the ordinary process be served
him. charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
made successive weeks Brownlov swing notifying said
defendant TO before the Chancey Court Rutledge
the third Monday of June then and there make
defense said BILL the will confessed and
set for hearing pare. \ copy of the order. March IA
1866. pr
C. c. SMITH, C. & NJ.
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Joshua D. Curl, Admir- &C., Henry Alsup and others
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF JOHN

B0ILS deceased having filed bill in the Chancery Court at
Rutedge against Heirs Law and Creditors OF said Bo
praying that the estate be administered in said Court 1t
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying all
interested forward and exhibit their demands
and themselves made parties the BILL in the time and
prescribed by law they will be forever barred
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JD Curl ct al Admir-, &C.. vs Mary 6. Jarnagin, ct al
THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE

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estate of Pascha Jarnagn deceased having fled bill in the
Chancery Court at Rutedge against the Heirs at Law an
Creditors of said Paschsl Jarnagn praying that the
may administered in said 1t ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four successive
in Brownlows Whg notifying all persons interested to come
forward and exhibit their demands against said estate and
have themselves made parties the bill in the time and man
prescribed by law they will be forever barred copy
OF the order. March II, 1866. pr 5
c. c. SMITH, C. & NJ.
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Leavitt, Toler Co., Hughs W. Witt and another.
THE DEFENDANT, HUGHS W. WITT,
being nonresident of the State of Tennessee charged in
the bill 1t ordered that publication be made for four
cesve weeks in Brownlow Whig notifying said resident
defendant to the third Monday OF juno next be-
fore the Chancery Court Rutedg then and there make
defense Eaid BILL the will be taken for confessed
and for hearing parte him copy of the order
March II, 1865. pr
c. C. SMITH, C. & NJ.
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j. D. Curl, Admir-, &C., Henry Alsup and others.
THE DEFENDANTS, GEORGE BOILS,
William Boils, Joseph Bois Elizabeth Bos and Margaret
Bos being non-rsdents of the of Tennessee chag
ed in the bill 1t ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownlows Whg notifying said deen
dans appear before the Chancery court at Ruedge
third Monday of June then and there to make de-
said BILL the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing parte. copy of the order March
II, 1866 pr )
C. C. SMITH, C, & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

TOR SALE.-A FINE FARM IN
Greene county $50 Acres half under cultivation the
purposes the soil is rich parts well
tered fine brick residence, large and capacOus large
lent condition One Of the finest young Orchards in the
country.
dec2Of CoCKRtLL SEYMOUR.
EOR SALE-A GOOD FARM IN |
Granger county, situated Rutedgo, contain, ls5
Acres, will make excellent stock and fruit farm. good
large of Iron ore which has been worked great
advantage Situated in good neghbohood Price 81 500
dec2Otf COCKRILL SEYMOUR.
TOR SALEM KNOX COUNTY, |
4 Strawberry Plains, fine plantation of SO Acres
The soil is rich and productive Can be divided into
small farms sold in good comfortable residence all
buildings including fine barn, good orchards that pro
large quantities of good power good timber
besides valuable improvements Of different kinds Vii be
FOR SALE.-IMPROVED LANDS IN ,
in all parts Tennessee prices and location suit
dec2Otf C0CKRlIL 4 SEYMOUR.
TOR SALE.-A FINE FARM OF 200 |
Acres three nestrom KnorraLe on the Clinton road 100
besides hall and kitchen two log houses stables &C. rich SOIL
'l jan not F'-'' '''l'' '' cocKR1LL SEYMOUR
EOR SALE.-THE ELEGANT RESI- |
l. DENCE on Hill Street known as the Mcpherson House
city large commodiou the grounds ample
and we'll adapted Tor ornamentatlon
feb7tf COCKRILL SEYMOUR.
TOR SALE.-2,OOO ACRES OF FINE
Farming Land, in Scott county, Il miles from Hunts
ve cultivation $50 Acres ofCreek bottom
produces remarkably WELL grove of 800 Sugar
Maple trees, the house Well tmbered and well watred
magnificent stock On the Of the proposed East
mar2Stf COCKRILL & SEYMOUR.
DOR SALE.-1,5OO ACRES IN AN
| IL DERsON county, miles from Clinch River. spen-
did plantation. Very rich soil zoe Acres now under cua
House. Doctors Office and Blacksmith Shop the land
Post Office the Will be sold for SIS 00o and very
desirable propertywoud make hafadozen good farms.
mar2St COCKRILL & SEYMOUR.
TOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT FARM
of 1000 Acres the Holston River, five miles from the
railroad 60 Acres of River bottom and 800 Acres of the very
se with all outbuildings Very timber which can
RATED to Knoxville at a very small expense
a opportunity for investment Price $40 per Acre.
mar2Sf COCKRILL SEYMOUR.
DOR SALE.-195 ACRES, Four MILES
| Il from Knoxville Rolling land, with a rich soil. A
good Grist Mill young Vineyard 90 Acres under good
mar2Stf CoCKRILL & SEYMOUR.
WATERLOO" LAND FOR SALE
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
W Auction above farm Friday, the 18th Of
April 1866, the Marshall House Bristol Tenn unless
1 yiously sold.
The farm is situated about one mile below Bristol Cd Bea
Creek contains two hundred Acres about onehaf CLEARED
and neay all enclosed comfortable dwelling and all
cessary building, and One spring the house.
TERNspneourth cash. balance in sX and twelve months
| mar2S-zt W. B. WILLIAMS.
HIDES FOR SALE.
1000 DRY HIDES, LIGHT AND
! 1000 Green Sailed City Butcher Hides
100 Barrels Tanners Oil.
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DOR SALE-195 ACRES, Four MILES
Il from Knoxville. Rolling land, with a rich soil. A
good Grist Mill young Vineyard % Acres under good
fence Price S3,Gon.
mar2Stf COCKRILL & SEYMOUR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

TOR SALE.-A FINE FARM IN
county $50 Acres half under cultivation, the
covered with valuable timber suitable for all building
purposes the soil rich and all parts of the farm well
tered fine brick residence large and capaciOus, large
barn. good stables and other buildings all in excel
condition. One Of the finest young Orchards in the
country.
This farm is offered at half its value.
dec2Otf COCKRTLL & SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

l. DENCE Hill Street, known as the Mcpherson House
of the most beautiful situations and finest houses in the
city. The house large and commodous the grounds ample
and well adapted for ornamentation.
feh7tf COCkRILL 4 SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

TOR SALE-A FINE FARM OF 200
Acres iron, Knorrie the Clinton road, 100
Acres heavily timbered. good house with
besides hall Kitchen two log houses stables &C. rich SOIL
and lies we'll offered very low.
ianlOtf COCkRILL SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

HUN OAIE.-A MhUNITIOENI AhM
of 1000 Acres the Hoston River miles from the
railroad GO Acres of River bottom and 800 Acres Of the very
best upland under cultivation Three comfortable hou-
ses with all out buildings Very fine timber, which be
RATED to Knoxville at a very small expense.
This property will be divided purchasers affords
opportunity for investment. Price $40 per Acre
mar2Stf C0CKRILL & SEYMOUR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-03-22
applause.] Mr. Speaker, Isubside
for the present.
A PAIpABLE H1r.-The Char.

A PALPABLE HIT.-The Char
lottesville (Va.) Chronicle thus
good humoredly speaks Of the
straits to which the Southern
States are driven by the Radical
disunionists
"It seems to US to be as hard to
get in the Union as it is to get ont.
The South respectfully asks to
move one way or the other. We
are like the fellow that was forced
to go to the show, and then not
allowed to 60 any further than
where he had paid for his ticket.
We have been dragged into the
doorway of the Federal tent, and
are not allowed to see any of the
performance, except to settle with
the tax-collectors. We can hear
the animals growing inside, and
the cracking of the ring-master's
whip, but we can't see the show,
unless we pay for two, and take IN
a colored lady"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-03-22
A Louisiana Mexican
General ga

A correspondent writes: About
twenty years ago a learned Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court
of Louisiana fell in with what the
writer of the Proverbs calls a
"strange woman, and she led him
a fast life and finally into debt.
To retrieve his fortunes <lIe be-
thought himself of sending a pres
ent of fruits and cakes to John
McDonogh, who in those polite
DAYS, Of course, acknowledged it
in an autographs and Geographic
note. That autograph was used
to give validity to a promissory
note or draft, for $4,000, but the
forgery was detected very quickly
by the forger's associates, and one
morning he found himself alone on
the bench and no one to bear him
company or keep him counsel. He
therefore FASTENED down to the
river and threw himself in, but
was rescued by some kind-hearted
tiat-boatmen. He subsequently
mounted a fast horse, and made
his way down the coast, and safely
got off to the then Republic OF
Texas, whence he found his way
to Mexico. And, if any one vii
take the trouble to. look at the
pictures of Mexican Generals
lately published, they will discov
er among them one which is mel
Their Iberian nor Aztec, but genu
inc American. That is old Johr
McDonogh's friend, a very learned
and able man, once Judge of Lou
isiana, who, first victim OF I
"strange woman" has since rur
the noble career of Mexican gen
eral.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-03-22

An indianapolis dispatch says |:
General Love has just returned
from South Carolina. He says
politics are ignored, the people
feeling satisfied that the President
would do them justice. Their
whole attention was directed to
raising something to eat, and to
repair the ravages of war.