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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-07-12

Andezon, S. c., July 10, 1866
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a Danh Mssssn0ss xosshsa Down ~
Highwsyass-EsGhsss ThsssasA Dss-
liars stsIsn-1ssaps % shs Thisvss.
A nc-t sudacious rcbbsry wss committed In william
street, near B~shnAn towards nins O'Clock ysstsrasy
morning By which two thieves, Io whose wh-rssbosa
no elas YET ben obtained sscspet ~sh their psn
der smoupting To sighven thousand dollars IN hAak
note and ehscka
II seps~. lhss samuel Terry, yosn of .l,ssn
years, employed % mencngsr 70 tke Farmers and csu
sens National nanh % Williamsburg. ssn, 10 the
PARA National Bank % ns city yesterday morning ~th
large amour, s nonsy for -rcLsage Terry oro-sss
over the Roose, cit trss, ferry, ssd srsr sndns took
the nearest route for ,hs bank While sbo tara TIE
corner ci Bs.kman aud william stresss Terry ooasfvsf
two mon having on soldiers Goals 10 q Butchers oAr
which suddenly s,oyped 10 front ~ him. ons q us
men allghsd from tho cart, snd. the by alleges,
struck hin the fscs win pistol sHockirs him
tie rs@surr, and asiassly Ismgns n,o he cart -i,h
tie punder, drove rApity w william street with bio
osufedsrais aud esssped
Az .on a. be recovered FROM lie shock oaussi W ,hs
Asau and robbery tLs ser, wittoat fisns an
alarm, pgups4 the faglsss And rsss,ins Slih an on
the robbery "a him The 0cef sso Joined 20 bs fhAse
snf tsosd ths rbtsrs into Me- thame>fs s'r., aosn
Captain rIorus of ne To1rb pfssinci tbs bssee
IN ihs cart BIT was sos thsn aware that roeesn had
rHr c.sr nEronrrD TO rnr rofics.
Terry pr0rse1s1 At 10 hs oak street polics F&.
ton shsfe BE- reported bis 900 srd dferty Afterwards
10 tie Hesond sard station bylsc ~bsfs similar
Information lafssi ~th Cagt pt Camp rhs rsfnr
of the messenger Hh0~ed that ~ hAf tesn r.eeed ~
OIL 90 IN Tf~ssury aud othsf notes hsaifeM 5000
ckecks THIS stats1fn Ala TstaF&ief ~ ~ safhr
a the FARMERS ard CtEsns Nstlonsi bsaH ~ Nhiars
burr who subsequently called On Cspsain 10 camp q,
the ssord ~ard tisson hasss sgs isss Ia ths asy Ma
teler q ne bsnk fevgrsf thsi The snsognt 70
chseks stolen in.t,ad ~ bsins sfv oo -ss gry 90,
thus nsk ~ bs taken ~ TIE hghs SIS co.
Terry pfosrntsd nd aioss - hsras trsa srurs 30
Tue he wIth q w.apaa ssa oas too mea wb9 wt
pe.aei tie orcurrrncs ysn dsay hti ~ ~ss sirues -
all snf a4y that tbs sshs fsrbiy -reuehsd ffgn
Ln abi tbroru sboaid ~ esrs isto ~Lh ths thisf ~
SANITY lani~s
THN fnBaTfTv % rns TErvrs
We niru,s dsscf palon ~ the nsn hes hesn sttsis~s
bot frous ne lnf0f ks@d 1hs pccs aoss
sTsrythlI. Ia tsf gossf " tssc snd sfrs<s ~ res.
t.rs TIE psspsint0fs u tsis crms sspg-ssa " ~
lons 70 q eisss sg % nfsFs sb0~a 'hos usts. %
stors tEsrea ~hD ~ sbyat bs ciy -ilh hos~r saf
cart and steal ba hsfef pors bsla~ ~ gods he shet
tAsy fnd ssr1ssd n ffDui " s'gf-s Fs~rd ~ s~
ttogssnd aSiisr hsa e-sa ySsf~s W ne hSs fef 80
fscoFsfy " tbs ayssy
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EUR O p E.
~~~>~~>~~~>~N~>~-~>~~>S.
The Nova Scetian ct Portland with
Five Days Later News.
FURIOUS GALES ON ThE BRITISH COAST.
~~~>>~~>~~~~~~>~-~>~>~~~
List Of Disasters to American
Shipping.
~c~~~-~~~~>~~,~~~~-~o-
The Fenian Trials at Cork
Ended.
Mr.. Bright's Hopes sf Earl Russell
% . Refermer.
Disastrous Fire at II. Cstharins's Docks,
London, and Four Hundred Thousand
Pounds Worth Of Property Destroyed.
ADVANCE IN TINE RATE or DISCOUNT.
&c. &c. ~.

The steamship Nova eco,an, Captain wylIo, which
left Liverpool at hafpast twelve r. " d the 9Th inst
and Grcencas,le the sth inst arrived a. Portland
Me-, at six O'Clock yesterday evening.
Her news s ave days later.
The steamships Hibernian, from Portland and City OF
Dublin, nom New York, reached Liverpool a, noon on
the I'd
The steamship Hbcrna, from New York, arrived a.
Glasgow on the 3D.
The steamship Asia from Boston. arrived at Liverpool
on the 3Ist ult.
The steamship City Of Boston, from Now York,
rived a, Liverpool on the ID
The steamships HclvetIa and reuionls from New
York, arrived at GTeencas,ie on the 6th Inst
The steamship Java had arrived at Queenstown
The steamahip North American lef, Loadondsrry FOR
Portland on the J
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she representatives Of ransylvanls will shortlv be sum
nossd 10 the Diet at pes,h. "''' '-'' " ''
Ceamsrsiau Iatslliusses.
TnB LONDON MONEY ntrupr


Ccssos steady and nruor Tho diseoan, % aensassS =.
ths Bank WAS comparatively modsrat, The ars ~,
let was we'll supplied at seven per cent GOA ra,h.
drswas from the Bank s,lll continued '""'
Satterhwats Circular OF the evening of ths "A ssvv
since our last the market for Asnoan securities s ~
usual at this time Of the year very inactive On
proved nearly one dollar closing at s5< a o6N Illinois
ocntrA now quoted cx dividend, at f1 is equi va
sSs 10 Il ssssS q s' but E
Consols closed a. SIX SIX for money
to-day 10 per cont
AsEHicAs srocHs Hs-rnited States nveiwsntes os
w; Illinois Central Railroad, 7IH rs; Ete Railroad,
IosDos, Jan. Q, 1850
Tbs money market IN fiat under tho advance In tha
Bank rate and operators awaiting the teiegraphlo
reception Of American advicss per steamship Javs.
which arrived on Qnecustown 10 day.
The weekly return Of tho Bank OF England shows
decrease In bullion OF f2e0, coo
The Bank Of France has advanced lie ratio Of discount
Asrmc,s sroo~s --Uul.ed States Owe twcnties, sa.;
Illinois Central Railroad, 'sx sy1i Rrs Railroad u
LIVERPOOL xAHgwrs.
corro- u., .. Lv..sooi, !Sn ise
Guiding 1000 bales 10 specuiaion and oxporters rhs
market ~ nrmer, with IN advance Of va hiddling up
lands, 2ld.
The Manchester market is firm and steady for goods
The brcadsiufs market In heavy with but little In.
9alry, and prices are weak hsssrs Wakefield, Nah 4
very dull, and has partially dsslnsa ID "a per esn.a
2ss %. '''""'' A'A''' wv w.
Provisions xlRKyr
Tho market " Inactive hoasrs Richardson Co,
bislsnd, A,hya Co and others report beef sale, and
steady pork quiet and steady bacon heavy and declined
Is. - lard dull and sa,sr; tsllow quiet
PRODUCE xAnEgr
Ashes dull sagnauiei and steady Coffee inactive.
hcc-No sales. hosin steady; sales small Petroleum
quiet at ?s lid. spints 'urpsnins qus, and steady
LONDON nARKErs.
LosDos, Jan. 4, lsss
Bresdstuns duh and easier Sugar steady. Conss
que. aud steady, Tea nrm Rice steady fallo~ arm
III tss 3D. Spirits trpcn,ine hrmer al ". AA7s
THE LArxsr nARIErs.
LTvrprooI, Jan 0, 1893
corTos Of tho week ss 900 bales including 1000
20 1pscustoru and Ia 500 balrs sIporters The
advance Of I'd psr N, which advance wa. sabss.
quenily lost the market closing with partial oss Of
r.. discount cent y IL. 'fs nsss q ens.SS
Tho authorised quotations Ars - follows .,.
Orleans. xxka- ZIG
Mobile. le..............".'.'... ia 49,
The s... to day Grday, 5000 bales, the maize,
Ths tosa stock in pon Is so2.soo bales including
Bss.psrr,,s -Ths make, s very dull and ali quail.
Pnovrsoss.-fhs market IN sAssr. Beef Ia more
steady.
No aigns % the Steamship Asia.
MALspAx, n. u, J@sL ie--iiP.h
There ere no signs of the steamship Aaa, which Isn
Iivapoo, on sss ssA ed oasssssswa 90 sss Irh nsi
rhs sssssshap Msravis..
PosriAyp Jan 10. ises
The rssmshsp sossvsss, Ssm ns~ yers, arrived here
ssss -.~,~sss O. In IN sssvsS~ sor liverpool
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Osftssry.
sstsapixs ss~rE,L rrssT gcBsB, pswsr
STAINS ssnv


STAINS ssst
ssnssi H.1ry Moss Jaash u 'bs veiasissrs sas
Bs.sss Caousi u No ~ sls .fng ssi o. t fssssss
ou 1.~tsu Issad y.~tsre.y ~ 90 ssra 10 sssyi.si
IN iszr ssserse w~ss pgins 40 esss' sitss saf srsn
st-A a. hssstt s>cad nsussnsss ibs kAfhn lnfknuy
81 ths in u Juiy. iso ~ -s vsea~rs1 No
gggrh lafsni,y N is~ s0~ 1880 - eomfe.J ~ -
s-,s~-,-s iss, %. vssfsstes srf h~p,sessi 90 AL
- al s,srtoyi.s. sssfrt thf sns<ssm-nt 90
- fab N ti,s ssns ro.tb NJ srsssits1 s.pt4
f,s s.iaaa oassse, o chsgsissr@> Ne ws me1s =
brss<iss swnefs q .sisa,ssrs % ne 1iss ~ smxh.
r.sni "a iv.soa u ssv~< es,ai~~ is T-ss.~ss. st
ths A. " bis dssb hs hsit op~uniwSa n Hsstef u
81 Ysurh rs'Ad stss<s nf<ssy, sne tbs tf.f rssss
81 nsutsuxnt toe~i sn6 essoD~f Genersi Jsdsh s~e-
ussfss eas a th~ csismns " esssry shish Ssrsl Il
ssf.ss~a ssa q~yssrs< ssAs ser.a 70 ~ ps.' rs.f
so oae 10 ieIy. isss 80 y. ts.s. shs. ,. s.1s
.ss .-s~1 nssss fr.v o.s e. :. e.ss.r.s. Vs,s,
lsssrceyssa " nsvSss - pynsftoa, 'As shs s~S~s''~s
W. ss..slss sf oolsssi J.ssh. vin gfiss q vs.t
p~rt Cnar . thk rrrss sn4 " g1n~a AsF. ~ h~tFs
N fhs eSrs ls~ss tAs hss nsses tss.N - sn ~
a n sa~sns lks mussv sss 49, h,ss1s 80
fsrsrsA -
N, wu.su wh.sssr n. rovsss-ssesssF N ssf 80 sas
-, m,,.Asns - y.ss-rssy usss.s, sss1 sv
-..,-.,., n. -ss sssssss I. .siry~t's thr"sts
- .,1.< - s,stls @ssss, shsh ~ e.s~.s.~s
't -..-,I h.s< 4 fsaggiy ava " 10 ns~~ vs.
-.~- ~. .sssss pfon ths b~stns@ ~ hs -
- =. ...sv.-g.s IL Nsssfpnvt - us fstmsat
"a 10 ssss 30 mssss sbs nspstfs " w 49,
" Ns Ge~s
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Captain Cicero Price will BE- considered guspsnded, In
conformity with his sentence. from this dase.
THE INFORMATION or HIDES.
In view Of the recent order Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury forbiddng the landing Of imported hides the
Department has received number Of applications from
parties owning caSsoes Of hides asking that they be
allowed to land their property and when evidence has
been produced showing that the hides have not been
taken from cattle which have died from the cattle plague
the requests have been granted
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e9ssssens, asserting the right Of Congress to pas the
bill before the Senate
The question was then taken on the amendment con-
nrning the titles 70 lands under General shePmAns
ever, a. in the original bill, and the amendment was
adopted.
Pending the consideration Of the subject the ssnass
adjourned -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-20


Nr Bfsht hsd made another great speech on fhs re.
form question a, Rehtaie. No espreased hls belief
that Esr sssil nal iaFcp w its qasa,an of rsfo'a
with the energy n thirty year, ago Ths mesllng
adopted memorial H. fsri afn~n praytng for srten
aOn OF tbc irapshiso and voting by haliot
Tue LondOn nssl tha, fof the frH, tms IN
p5,glcsl life Nr Brght speaks a io4s ~
sponsib ty for What Ne rsys Hs recognin~s ths s1si
ence ~ person. uho LITER from bimaef Hs p-sks %
considering shat would b. abatfasy BEST but what
Cshlnri reasonably may BE- sTpcc,ed 10 prupn.e
The London Hyad says hts speech " ts. lsasi Orsn.
aye vhsb Mr. Bushi bss ye, delivered oa'sa- q Par.
lament
N ne other po'ning pspsrs have Issins srieie- on
he speech
The hrs ., ~ Csihsrnss doch, I>ndon, ~
'e Bos' a.ss.ifOas fos years An orcl.i ssumats q
tbs damage has not yet been lscsrAlns bat The Aiet
unolclai estimate r1n - high b. 1fe 90 aefi 40
There " Iltiis dOnb that h rNs lnr~ndlsfy
Tbt London l@n tie Coiouisi ono leaves the
J,n4oa rqliry comni9 ggts free 70 cosdues tks
inquiry ia tbef own way
tTevs Isl. ihs fcsia-nes of Lord Crews ssd q
,hs Anest Elgsbsihsn baleirs IN tnflNnf. waa
destroyed by 10. The ~ 50 cot mated Al fizo, 90
rgrling
The fnnfoE Ti-s edtorsry r,ge. acc4srstsou 10 tfs
rsts u The payment ~ the uafsns d.bt, ~hich ne
pressn, rate vii D. srnnsusbsf h the yesf sz5o
Il quotes the prososou for ibs spsrfy psymsns Ne
Afseresn Obj - .. nceniivs
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DISASTERS TO AaERfoAs SHIPPING.
The reccn, fishfu gales have caased the following
disasters Ia American shipping:-
The steamer 81 Andrew, which loft Liverpool on the
3osh u, FOR New York pat back 70 EnusshAvsn Light,
Londonderry, and landed the crew Of the ship
Pleiaaes from Hchbacto FOR Belfast, which was Aban
doncd.
The ship j. p wheeler, from New York sss tins Clyde
put into 0ban the 3ist ult oaky Had loss her
and bn,warks snd was much damaged, and hsr crew
disapIed On The sosh, o the Nun af 0ssIo~Ay,
main BY her and take Oh tho rev bst.sbs IVES Lost
slght or dhffue the night a
Ship Harvest oaccn from Livdpooi iss1ssw York.
pun iuto Belfast ou the I'd bulvart9 dAmsgeA BE-
ship EnsrAd, from L,srpccl rW Nc. spui hack
n kheAalSks. Lsss her saiia raddaf s''-'' -'>
BTig 0uss from rhiiAAslphia for Hsvrs was tosaliy
wrscksd In Cew bay noar wesipen fAn of The cargo.
ship Now World, from Liverpool for New York, put
baek on the let. Lo-, hsT sslIe and wss ieshy.
ship RoimAn Pratt from Liverpool Tor baltimore, wAs
~ Ba'ienskiigo bay dismsntsd The captain bad tsle
gApbed for tug II tho weather modersssd she might
hold out The crew were landed
Ship Lssndey, from New York for Liverpool, ran
ashore near crokhavrs on the sist ul bot got on On
the "a inst, and was not masing much water
Haip Swsnsy from New York, for Queenstown. pus
into Baraosy on the aosh ut Cargo shifted, forsmast
ship John Fyfs received consicrsbls dsuass IN the
Clyde from co,kon, and would 70 into haroor.
fls silip Meridian, from New York for IsDf0n, was
flen Ia With by the tfy of Boston on ths Ish coast
disabled by oss of rsdder, Ao Every snor wss made
la ysn by ie se.mshp City Of Boston 10 get the ship
bofors the wind, and The ship Was finally sbAadons1
The crew were taken OF BY the C,y of Boston
The North American put back 10 Londonderry the
night OF the s0,h ut With machinery broken She
expected 70 sai sssih on The nisht OF The ID
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Mexico and Rome.


Th- London Tlms anticipates that BY January The
Emperor Narole1n Will have vitsduwn his troops from
McreO AMI irJu1 foule
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TERnuNATIoS or THR TRIALS AT cone.
The Feban trials concluded q, Cork the 2d ssys
raj pfisoners convicted and a~ntepoed The
trals 0f the remainder adjourned 10 the AssIsu
aud many we're liberated on bal John hcfaforfy ard
Mickey, being aliens, admitted b. bal 90 their
TrcoTnlzsnces The Judge told them thor let ts
country they would not he called for trial These
sers ehsersd through the streets BY arg. crovdA
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EssS ehss fhs nee Ns<<s u ptsnos ~ nsin
isia tsdsss 81 bic ps~>se~s~s -th -. sfsst.,.s
lss ssmy ssf nsvy ss.nasss, vk,eA hs sil ssAsss's
fss pyy~ rsessvsf ne ,ssssssls'oes ~ ths yv.s<s
army % he i< ksk ns fsiarDss tkaass snS 80 msa
4 wsulf prseshf " tss len ums ~ n~sf b~ssoS ~
sle~sns % sh13 No fsssr1 tks s~<nl~s Ne Ckprxs
vgsn 90 " Esns khw Ne ssfsrisss q Ne rrsscA
trocpa
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II. Bsriin ssaafs s.sls1~ Ia fs n0s 90, al psrsioa
ofntains an artcis he rnitsd stsse. 10 -hich u
ebsfsctsysss Ne Pfswfent~ ns~~axs 80 emirsntiy
foaa~r-sflv. snf isyf ssres uppn tbs oDetnerf
frsBfy rtsfioas bst~een Prussia s1d be rc1 Htstss
The srlcls polnts cat ths a lus~ri.ss nsiitg
t0rs sb1 dsspytf~~ ns pssipsts ss1 unlus offais1s
wheh have s>~b trps~s<sf W Prsssass psrsss
nfes1Y " ~ Hnp'epsfy rsvssssd - ssvsrsnsas
Ststha
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ne Doitfsl ts~r q anlmDostaot
The hrs Bolrsa vas arr nsniss eloss< a ssf %.
kapesson rave the uslsi Nsw Y.ars rcrsptloa ihs
drosnAlss bpiy Ne sspss-ssd his hsppnsss that ne
psrt rear had trsnheusi the borfs ~ p<so., ss1
snsufy fos ns csy " p.sts act prosp<ssy ne
scftd
Coant tsy,ansy sscosd s@cssury sf ihs rreD h Em
tAsuy a wsshl6ston. hst had al ssdispes gat ths
kmps,or
Tks gmperOf u lBsina hsa ssni As orfsr a ~
Rtspbsn o( pansary - ne Preach Yrines Imperial.
An al an. hsfwesn ff.1ss snf Aoslris sDsksu ef
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noIu8 M Vsn W. ls~H
~. xis hostesno. cspsss nsss. tom ss,ssssh Va
he iish fss fof bossss armed here <sy, ssa nssss
ne feIio-iss rsposss-ou shs issA nss, 10 isas1s
~ ~, sasssas 70 - f~sl 10 vsh NE r~~msk n cAriss
l~ssoe, ceessn s~ls~s, Non Hs~t~rs ~ c. of sss rcr
6.eluoa fYot % - sss., ssssy ssk % sthbs,
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eosoIVDnD-sncovksY oF ssyEsAl tobixs
bsovSrp Esos Trs ssIs sKvs.
ssvAsxss, Iso 10 Isss
TIE ri os 0snsrn Hsrsf, late of the s-ssi army,
efsrssd vhh murder 10 shosslas ssvea rssn sosslssa
~Ao bad joined 'ss rsbei army f@ ess-r,loB, su-
Shed today. rhs tsssmoby zee favorable ~ Asrer,
sns 10 ia belsvvd hat he viii bs soanusa
1e bsSss Of 'ns espssin pilot ssd say pA@sassr -
ne trs ssvs, lately ~s.cks1 " D. Joins yls hsvs
ber recovered Tie bo1.ss of ne captain ana psos
wsrs fovnd 70 be naiiiss<d, end shs nsss 800
ssssa a. Jsexsnvil's % sap'aon d nucsuss lssa.
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N. r..sr... D. = 80 s.esy s.s,s 49,
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The sales 10 day FrdAy) we're 1000 bAies the market
closing dull
The total stock in port s to2, 600 bales, including
TO 900 balsa OF American.
BssApsrrs,s Tho market is very dull and eli quail.
ties have slightly declined
Pnovrsoss market Ia sasIer Beef ID more
steady,
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navy yxf1 nav tNAk Tie fsI Esr VfW
Mr. snvsss. trspl ~ Pa, ssp,spsd tbsi Adaisi
smith ospsntsd, and 4 vas s.csrtsin.d that the
Navy Yara ~ss % cr4mved Tor space NAL vac obliged
sios. Scsenly cs eighty aeres sss proposed 10 b. az
quirsd n he properly should 10 purchased u soId "
: matter Of economy nasmuch ~ there are buIdnsr
shs i.nds which could D. oecapIed osc-r.' aisrers
Without going 70 iss psnss of crastns nsv ones.
Nj s.sIoiss trep q OLE eonssrred 70 TIE views ef
10 gsalsmsn from rennsyTsnis sbd sidsd 'hss time
u psscs should prepare Tor var and shoald ng here
fof- pa, or oar srrnor and ths nsssss Of mskingn
ooss,p ~. .ous G % ~ Is. i' pscsss ,sr .sa
lhal 10 our prs-sa condition siois guard 10. sselc
u.ssaIe ssd 'sts proper a-sriss ir p.vss y. r'ec
NJ s.rssos, irvrj Of xsv Hsmpshirr, eoscared "
stated 4. ssssss .ss By The psrSas Thew would 10
great eonvs sni~pcs IN Tue ~nlsfxsnsnt u We y-rd
ases large ~yins 10 rseusy.
should BE- done .n III. sssy wbssksr vs shall ss.Ab-
ish u 90 csrm4asni footing, 70 csniinae A. 10 fsel,
ss -. .ssss = s *. s'.. s.
Esmmilsss On xpprsprssIoss hsd rsoonnssasd ssss
ss":.1 sss r. . A.:. :, sss n, . ss'ss ss s
% i f.s S, w ss "a :is s.s ~ s. hs iss: H. e:
s.s sss ss,f s ss..ss - s s ss.
AnosAcF prcposson vss 70 ssaAbish psw rsvy yard a
~; ss " s,.s r. =: ss y Z.
iAak ve carried % ihe Gar vitksvs ths 40 q strsssd
navy ysrds ms posi,ics ~ sss vel .shsa In uns
q psses W a. no( sssd sAsm; bus surng ,hs var vs
hs1 V rsso 70 hs Rrivsts sn2 ysses 70 build vesss
Rvwyvhsrs, FROM nsins " t6s rcssuse, prisss@ ship
ysr1s, foundrss aud machine sbops ysrs vorAIpe "
thglr utncm sxsens fov The goysnmsss
hs pAsywupu uepl 6 u n, Axvscsksd Ne spFftprt
ssss, ssviss skss .ovi sesl .. ssix ' Ssss ss,i
~ shsssw = Ne Ssrs.sssA ssy f"s 'sAs s'ss
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ever sksrs 80 fsr assbs u the propssty IN spyre
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07
THE KNOXVILLE WHIG
Knoxville, Tenn., March 2, 1866.

A WAR RANECDoTE-ColonelV Won Borcke,
who is writing for Blackwood the story of
his adventures as aid TO the rebel General
Stuart, during the war tells the following
story, which being at his own expense, is
probably true:
One Of the Yankee officers, who, as was
later informed. was the Colonel Of regi-
ment that effected its escape from Harper
Ferry, had attracted my attention by his
gallantry and the excellent dispositions he
made Of his troops. l saw him again gal
loping very near us on a handsome gray
horse, quickly discovering our weak points,
and posting and instructing his mea accord
ingly. After having left him undisturbed
for some time, thought it necessary to put
a stop to his proceedings, and selecting
couple of my infantrynen, who had been
pointed out to me as the best shots, l made
across the open space in front Of our lines
directly toward him. Having arrived with
in reasonable distance, l ordered my sharp
shooters to fire at the daring Colonel, who
was moving along at an easy gallop, with
out having paid me the slightest attention.
After several bullets had whistled quite
close TO him, he suddenly halted, and turn
ing around, advanced a few steps and made
me military salute in the most graceful
manner possible. Then calling out to one
of his men to hand him a carbine, he raised
the weapon, took deliberate aim at me,
and sent his ball so close to my head that
/ thought it had carried away lock OF my
hair. ] saluted him now on my part, and
wheeling round quietly, both Of us rode
back to our respective lines.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07

SOLDIERS Look AT THIs.-It may not gen
orally be known that the War Department
never gives copy Of discharge to SOL
dier who has lost or sold the original docu-
ment Therefore, it becomes necessary to
preserve papers of so much value, and as a
remedy in case they should be lost, we sug-
gest to the soldier the propriety of having
them properly recorded at the County
Clerks Office, so that copies can be obtained
certified to by the Clerk, by which the SOL
dier may realize bounties, land grants or
any other privileges that Congress may
enact. Get your discharges recorded imme-
diately; it will save you trouble should you
lose the original
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07

At the marriage, in Paris, Of the Princess
Murat with the Duke de Mouchy, more
than one thousand carriages were, at one
time, drawn up in the courtyard of the
Tuileries The carriage belonging to the
Princess Metternich was the most beautiful
of them all and is thus mentioned by cor
respondent: This state carriage of Vienna
build-high on its springs, of bright yellow,
both within and without-was calculated
admirably to show off the violet and white
toilet of the Princess. The hammer-cloth,
of stout blue velvet, trimmed with silver
bullion fringe, and adorned with the Meter
mich arms, wrought in solid silver-the two
tall lackeys, with their gold-headed canes
and bright yellow liveries, the tricornes and
Mechlin lace, jabots, and rufies-all pro-
duced a simultaneous roar of delight from
the gaping crowd"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07
RAILROADS.

orFIoE OF GENERAL SUPERISTEspEST,
y AND c. AND N AND \. W. RAILROADS..
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 9th, 1865. J
ON and after Tuesday Oct 10, 1885, aud until further no.
I ticc Passenger Trains will run as follows:
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points South at
A. NJ Arrive at Chattanooga at go P. N.
Returning-Leave Chattanooga at $40 A.. Arrive at
Nashville at 5:l5 p. n.
Shelbyvie Accommodation, leave Nashville $40 NJ,
arrive at Shebyville at 7:2O P. N.
Returning-Leave Shelbyvie at $40 NJ, at 955
4. N.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville and oil points West and
NortbNest at P NJ arrive at Johnsonvile at IL P NJ
Returning-Leave Johnsonvile l50 NJ arrive Nash
Vile at $50 A N. -
with rt class line Steamers for Padpcah and st
Louis.
WIN. P. INNES, GenT Sup't
dec6tf n q u and ". q " W. Railroads
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-07

FRAyKLIN's EPITAPH.-The following is
the epitaph which DIR. Franklin wrote on
himself 1t is full of faith and humor:
The body
of
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
printer
Qike the cover of an old book
its contents torn out
end stripped of its lettering and gliding
lies here food for worms
yet the work itself shall not be lost
Tor 1t Will Gas he believed appear once more,
in new
and more beautiful edition
corrected nnd amended
by
\ The Author.