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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Hon, Edmund COoper,

This gentleman, Congressman elect from the eth
district, made lengthy and able speech at Shelby
vie the other day. 1t in advocacy of the Pres
dsnt and bis policy, and in opposition to the Fran
ehise bill. We say Mr.. Cooper's speech was able
fer while disagree with him in the positions he
assumed snd consider there was great deal OF so
phktry in his arguments, he made an able speech,
)ust as an able lawyer is competent to do on the
wrong side Of question,
Mr.. Cooper is more fair and honorable opponent
shsn majority Of the leaders and politicians of bis
party. As unoompromisingly opposed to the prin-
cpe Of the franchise bill any man in the State,
&c yet declares be would have remained in his seat
snd stood by the constitution and laws
The following extract from Mr.. Cooper speech Is
commended to that class of politicians in East Ten
nessee who, if not openly justifying rebellion in the
Legislature, have never expressed dissatisfaction
With tho conduct Of the sece1ers
Says Mr.. Cooper
Hence, II had been i member OF the Legisla-
t1re would not have resigned. would have voted
ell the time against the proposed franchise bll-yet
if the najority having the power determined to pass
Ill would have scquieseed, and appealed to the
people for the proper remedy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
From the Nash Vile Press and Times
Another Boilers CaucuS...ImpOrtant
Proceedings.

The Leaders Of the Boilers held another caucus last
night 70 coudle their discontinue, and consult for
the future Revolutions adopted iBdorsing Andrew
JohpsoG policy, and urging the immediate pardon OF
Jefferson Davis, and the recall Of Gov Harris who was
recommended rs he Democratic candidate for Governor
ia 1867 Nine gFoans and grunt given for Cover
nor Br0wnow, Secretary Fletcher and Arnell COM
mlea appointed to wajtupon Col Thornburg Chair
o. The Committee Elections, and request him to
surrender up der credentials immediately and leave the
State Mr Mullins unanimously voted an enemy Of
The South and unniugated cuss. resolution was
unanimously passed app. banding the County Court OF
Wilson for their rmnes Ill evying tax pay the rebel
Geh Of jhat county and recommending the other eoun
Of the State Co initiate the glorious example After
the singing Of Dixie and the Benny Blue Flag" the
chairman was called On for speech He responded as
follows.
FELlo"- BULTLKo MisloTtunes oyertakc the brsvest
AID bcs and your humble speaker after trying to
ride the educated mule known as Little Rebellion" BY
grabbing the tail and caTeerDg round tbs political ring
Stern foremost has been suddenly tumbled head over
heels, at The crack Of the ring masters whip and has
rpcl open TIC seat Of MS breeeS. lost his jack knife
and got his mouth and eyes filed with dust. The
end IS los yct our drchenemy, Brovniow, Is
preparing 70
' Transax us to the bottom of the gulf
With linked thundeTbolts,"
punishment for our boiling. hear that Thornburg
has actually determined to bundle up our credentials and
soad them to old Thad Stevens Reconstruction Com
miee IL Washington for final disposal, and the devil
himself can't tell when shall set them back THE
speaker here burst into perfect waterfall of tears and
living flowed in all directions over the door
Nothing TO be but pocket handkerchiefs, and
nothing heard sobs cries and groans for several
miuU-esl He had been told on good authority that
guarantees would be demanded and expected from the
boiling counties before their representatives would be ad
mijed into the House. Renewed tears, shrieks and
groans from the One OF the boilers arose and
said that either the chairman must stop let the crying
proceed the must stop crying let the speak
CT proceed De suggested as compromise that recess
be taken 70 allow all parties TO draw their superabuudance
Of salt water The compromise acceptea.l
after the recess report made the effect that
committee be appointed to wait upon the State Treasurer
and draw much pay and mileage as possible in ad-
vance The following resolution was passed unani-
mously:
R,soi0t That We, the boilers Of Tennessee do hereby
constitute ourselves the lawful Legislature of Tenncs
and DO proceed the transaction of the unfinished
business of the Southern Confederacy. Brownlow's
Legislature wont let US in
The caucus closed by rising aud singing
Plunged in gulf of black despair
We wretehea boilers iie."
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
"Jeems" BrownIoW a Fenian.

'Jeems B. Of Franklin, Tennessee, late of Knox
vile, has recently been commissioned Brigsdicr
General and Head Centre" of the Fenian Broth
erhoOd OF this State. On this subject we clip the
following from the Memphis Avalsnche
We learn that the Fenian Brotherhood Of this
city have determined thorough active co-ope-
Estien with the designs of the leaders fer the ibe-
raflon Q, Ireland. The Adjutant General of the
State Of Tennessee will be here earlv nc.t ,eat md
viii lend his assistance to the shspipr of n115ters
FOR psacticsl purposes
P.S.-Since the above was put in tyne we learn
hat .sHexd Centre ".yeems has left Nashville on
! boat for Memphis As the steamer was. leaving
the wharf the digz.fed and seds.e Jeems' stood
upon the PROV, brsndishing his "shillAlahr and
singing the hsttle-cry of the honest son of the En-
srsld Isle
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Important Judicial DeciSiOn--.t1th Ju.
diclal Circuit.

TIE above Is the number OF the new Circuit cre-
ssed by the General Assembly few months since
and known as the Mountain Circuit" The Judge
Of the Circuit elected on the 81 Of March is Leon
rds4 c. HOuk, of Anderson county Judge Hoak
has held two CouEts-one in Cumberland county,
he other in Morgan. From such reliable parties as
that sterling patriot, Senator G. W. Keith we learn
that Judge Houk has made favorable impression
ST both his Courts. He has recently made an i'm
portaut decision 1t is on the very important Act
10 limit the elective franchise" It is the FIRST
time the law has been brought before any Of our
Courts
In this paper we publish the decision in full, and
refer readers TO the same. Ii is in the contested
election OF Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Cumbcr-
land county, in which Naremore and Hedgecoth
were parties.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Northern Men.

To Northern men, intending to emigrate 70 and
take up residences in the Southern States the Mem
post tenders the following advice:
g If any have made preparations to transfer their
capital to the South, We say that they can do 80
without any serious risk-they will find some Of the
people through the country glad te have them come
among them. and eager TO make easy bargains.
But do not come wearing gray coats and pretending
70 be renegade Northerners. Il is much better to
speak right ont; and if you have been very black
Republican say so and you will be more respected,
hE 81 Rhosa respect Is worth anything than IL Won
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
THE CASE OF MCCAIN, ROBBIE, AND
Correspondence between Secretary
Stanton and Gov. Br0Wnl0x.
THE SECRET4RF SUGGESTS THEIR RE-
LEASE.
GOV, BRowNLow DECLINES ACTING IN THE
CASE, ON THE GROUND THAT HE POS
sEssEs NO AUTHORITY IN THE PRE-

We publish the following correspondence be-
tween Hon. Z. N. Stanton, Secretary of War, and
Governor Brownlo7v, in regard to the cases of Nc
Cam, Roddie and Kahn, now held for trial in the
Knoxville jail, in order to place Governor Brown
low right before the public, and correct the misrep-
resentation of his position which accompanied the
publication of Mr.. Stanton's letter in one of the
city papers few days since. The paper referred to
represented Governor Brownlow as having cordial
" approved the suggestion in the secretary letter.
which the reader will see was the opposite of the
truth by reference to the Governors reply. The
Governor believes that he has no authority in the
Constitution or in the laws of the State to instruct
the courts to order the abandonment of criminal
prosecutions. No Governor of Tennessee ever as
sumed such authority as that. Should Governor
Brownlow be assailed in future for his action in this
case he viii make some disclosures of facts connec
ted with the history of the burning of railroad
bridges in Tennessee, in November, 1861, on which
charge the two Harnoas, Haun, Hensie and Fry
were executed by the rebels which will astonish the
country
NASHVILLE, April 9, 1866.
Mr.. MERCER Since my return from Knoxville
And letter to me from the Secretary of War, in
the Nashville papers, without knowing where it
comes from and the erroneous statement accom-
panies it that the suggestions of the War Depart
ment meet my hearty approval I will thank you
to publish Mr.. Stantons letter and my reply, that
may be properly understood, and especially in East
Tennessee where the people are most interested.
am, ETC., w g. BRowNLow.
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Knoxville, Tenn, April 10, 1866.

c. s. HrHBARD, No.24, Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
eur regularly appointed agent receive subscriptions
cf our paper IN the States Of Connecticut and NEssa
chuSefts
The WHle can be had every week at the News
Depot Of r. 81. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville Tenn.
LOUIS McGLAUTLIE is authorised 70 act SIS our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His address
Is San Francisco. California
Coz. JcEN q. JANEs, Chief Quartermaster OF
The District of East Tennessee is authorized to re-
ceive payment for subscriptions TO this paper.
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HON. E. N. sFANToN's LETTER.
Washington CITY, March n. 1866.


SIR:-The attention Of this Department. has been
directed to the cases of j. r. Mccain, W, G. Kahn
and Reuben Roddie late rebel prisoners of war dis
charged on parole, who now held in custody by
the civil authorities of Tennessee to the in
dictments against acts therefore done during the
bellion The accused allege that at the time of the
commission of the acts for which they indicted,
they were in the rebel military service, and that
their acts were justified by the laws of war cog
nizable only by military authorities and also that
under the parole they gave prisoners of war; they
cannot lawfully be held to answer for their prior
acts during the war.
Without deciding the questions presented by their
Defense it would be desirable avoid any possible
conflict of authority, unless required by the public
welfare l would therefore suggest that if you
could direct the civil prosecutions to be abandoned,
leaving the parties to the cognizanee of military
tribunals for their alleged ofenses, all possibility Of
conflict between military and civil authorizes would
be avoided. would therefore respectfully ask you
to do so.
should be glad to hear from you, whether this
course meets your approval.
Very respectfully your obi serv't,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
TIC His E1cellency Governor VIM G. Brownlow,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Maynard on the Connecticut Election

The New Yofk Herald says that in a speech in
Conneetcat Hon. Horace Maynard characterized
the supporters Of English, the Democratic candi-
cate. Is deserters and bounty-iumpers." Mr.May-
uard did not say that al those who supported Eng
lsh were deserters and bounty-jumpers," but that
az .-aeserters. and bounty,jjuupers were in that
party. This IS unqpestionably true not only of
Come tient- hht the whole COUNTRY
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Connecticut Election.

The Democracy Of Pennsylvania are described as
very much depressed on account Of the election in
Connecticut A correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Press, writing from Harrisburg thus speaks
The blow has been most severe as they had an
teipated victory of the most satisfactory charae-
ter. Indeed, one Of the prominent members of the
Democratic party remarked yesterday in my hear
ing 20 brother IN the faith: If we lose Gonnee-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Governor BroWnlow's Speech.

Governor Brownlow in his speech in Knoxville
sid;
astsveBs has sacrificed more for The Union than
spv I'VE men n East Tennessee, snd iss better man
fken any two men who ever lived in the South
The above Ne take from the Bristol News. Ne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS

A L WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
est wholesale rates JOHN CHURCH, JR
No. IS West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.,
Publisher OF Music Importer and Dealer kinds of Mu
steal Merchandise aprIsIu
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.
rINHE LADY, DIDEN.rOpC OH mn

4 u
Il NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHAN
HOUSE viii commence to hold PUEBLO FAR in tho CITY OF
Washington the 18th Of May next proceeds thereof
to be devoted to the support and Orphans
OF National Soldiers and Sailors provided for p
their respective States and Territories
The ladies invite all who contribute toward
ing their State by table at the Fair.
The Charity noble and deserving one and il Is honsd
that each State and Territory will be literally
All contributions should be addressed National Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan Home, Washington De- forwarded
if possible, ten days before the opening of the Fair
The Institution will be opened reception OF chd
on the LIST of June next and applications for admission ma,
be forwarded Immediately 20 Mas j. c. CARLISLE Scersa
~, Washington, D. G.. aprIs5t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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A KENruckY nsner saws /:

n hENTUCkY paper says;
President johnson could without the least
trouble have bought Senators enough 70 prevent
has veto from eng over-riddenp
That was the universal hope of the rebels through
out the South, but It was blasted like Jonah yins
Fortunately for the people, their Representatives in
Congress can neither be bribed by Executive Offices
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
+, YOTTP JTNCT7RRENT MONEY

~ The following are She paid by THOs. s. MARI,
BROKER, Of Union and College Streets Nashville,
Tenn for These quotations liable to
uctuate, but may depended sufficient length Of time
for rsance 20 be received by mail express, IL forwarded
Ezi.lnnt dalaY
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

Is the late war, the the principles of Frse, Gov
eminent were not at stake, Boeh the Fedsral and
and Confederate banners were inscribed wIth the
Constitution, that immortal charter Of the Rights
of Man Msnphis Argls
Then how villaiuously the rebel leaders and the
rebelnewspapers deceived the Southern people by
false and caluInnsous representations They are
convicted of deception out Of their mouths, and
wholly unfit to DO tFssted NestrilJe Press and
Esaas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

& THE foIiowing are among the notices put up at
petroleum town in Western PennsyIyanis: mo
talking with the chambernlaid; ;" Fare as high as
at an other house,; ANot responsible for boots
left ia the hall; No sardines admitted
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
CHANCERY CoURT-Maynardville
April Rules, lsss.-OrignsI Attachment Bill
William McClain VS.. William Robertson, ct ais
IN THIS CATTSE 1T APPEA PING. TT

N IdlS CAUOE Ii ARFEARlNG III
the Clerk and Master that of the defendants William
Robertson is resident Of the State Tennessee so that
the ordinary Of law cannot be served upon
therefore ordered that publication be made for successive
weeks in Brownlow's Wing, notifying the defendant William
Robertson to appear at the next Term Of the Ghancey
Of Union county, to be held at the courthouse Maynard
vile the first Friday after the third Monday
to plead answer demur complanants BILL same
will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte as
him. April Is, lS6e-ft J. ". BRANS0N, C. & n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
ANnouncEl.6rnq

k1r We are s4tkosizsd q annorhes col. kNDRFB J.
BROW t Attorney GenaM rthe First Jsiisis. Cireuit
at the ensfing Nay eIeetion zprlltds
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
TO MECHANICS.

Dds WITH DETAILED ESTIMATES.
- desired FOR repairs Of two dwelling houses College
Ill., which stand the Main Western Road The bids
should be for different kinds Of work separately and in
before the lst Of May next, 10
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

City Bank Of Augusta. go
Farmers and Mechanics
BANK ...-.-...r...-. 10
Mechanics Bank ..........O 5
Merchants and Planters
Bank ...-...- .-...--. 10
Planters Bank. 10
Union Bank. O5
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
CHANCERY COURT-TAzRWELL.

Ellis Num-, Admir-, &C. vs.. Elizabeth Num-, Galloway
Num-, Rhoton Num-, Julia Ann Num-, Pstsey
Num-, Floyd Num- and John Wright.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
Il that Elizabeth Num-. Galloway Num- Rhoton Num- in
liza Ann Num- Patsey Num- and Floyd Mann
dents Of the state Of Tennessee shown the bill IL il
ordered that publication be made Broynos W for four
successive weeks notifying said defendants appeSr before
the Ch2neery Court at farewell the first Monday June
next then and there to defend said same will Be-
taken confessed them and for hearing ex psre
A copy Of the order. P. y. ROpDY O 4
AprI1s, 1886. By JAMES r. EVANS o. @ & N
VIM. Neil and ThOs.P. Graham Elizabeth Jones' Lu-
creta Mays, John Mays, ViYena Jones, Mary Ann
Jones, Sarah Jones, Emma Jones, Elnira Jones FL
Jones' Caledonia Jones, Elihu Jones' and c. Y
Rice.
IN THIS CAUSE IL APPEARING
that the defendant c. Y. Rice, no-rssdsnt Of the
State of Tennessee shown in the bill ordered that
publication be made in BroTnloys Wing four sueeessvs
weeks notifying said defendant appear bo the Chanssry
Court at farewell the first Monday Of June next tier
and there to defend said suit the wiz Be taken
confessed as TO him and for hearing psrte.
P. N RODDY, 9. NJ,
April Is. 1864 By JAMES r. EVANS, d. c. & n.
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VI0LINs, GUITARS, BOWS, STRINGS,
A ND MISICAI, MERGII NAICE ON

n ND MUOICAI MERCHANDISE OF
every description, Wholesale Dealers can rey on
having their orders filed with goods at the lowest fob
bling prices JOHN CHURCH. JR
No. 60 West Fourth ST. Cincinnati o..
Publisher OF Music Importer and Dealer kinds of Hu
slcal Merchsndise aprls-1m
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CIRCUIT couRT-NEwPoRF.
Original Attachment.
Joseph 4. Hill vs.. John Thomason.

JOSepu H. HHI vs. u nu 1uUMason.
II APPEARING FROM THE AEFI-
DAyIT Of the plaintiff that the defendant John Thona
justly indebted to him and absconds conca
self that the ordinary Of law DO
him. and original attachment having been duly issued
levied the lands Of the defendant 1t is heor ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Whig notifying said defendant appear the
FERN Of the Circuit Court TO be held for Cooke county
the first Monday after the fourth Monday July next
plead demur other defense make in this action
judgment by default will be taken against him. and the
same will be proceeded with eX psrte.
April is, 1s66-tts W. A. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

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raIvA1s aIEDIeAI ADvIcs.-Reaa D. wait,
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LOUISIANA

Bank 81 America .....-. par
- Louisiana -.-...S5
q" New Orleans. 30
Can al Bauk...... .'.-.... 80
~ tllELs' ID AK $1,000. ~
Crescent City Bink.......40
Louisiana State Bank. $50. IS
Mechanics and Traders
Bank ........ ....S5
Merchants Bank..........35
southern Bsnk.....-. par
Union Bank. ......4j
New Orleans Script "a
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ALABAMA

Bans Of Mobile ..--........I0
" Montgomery I'D
" Selma. .......95
CENTRAL Bs1S............35
Commercial Bank. --.-.- IS
Eastern Blnh.....-.......4O
Northern Bank. ........5 so
Southern BGuk-.-..-.. IS
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AC0UGH, GOLD, or SORE THROAT,

Ey2rIsEs 4a1TE ATTENTION AND SHOULD EE cHEckrD. If
ALLoSLD TO CONTINUE,
Erris1tion a. tEse Lungs, Permanent
'C7lcost Affection, or an EncUrabIe Lung
Disease
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DROFESSOR
HARPER

HABRY, ALTERNATELY CO., Agents,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

PROFESSOR L. HARPER. LATE
State Geologst Of Mississippi be Tennessee in
May next Persons dssirous of employing him. viii pleas.
address P. Q. Box 1914, Knoxville, Tenn
Beng greatly indebted to Prof Harper recent cars
In and excelleRt report upon iron and
pleasure in recommending friends and public general
Neurological examinations
aprIs-3t B.1ti Sn NJ
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THE TENNESSEE
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY,
cHARrrE FEEFrrrAL
Capital Stock, $4,000.
with the privilege Of raising it to s5O0.ecJ
INSURES LIVE STOCK AGAINST THEFT
HOME OFFICE eALLATIN, TENN

J. W HrsO, General Agent, J. Il CoskirS Secretary.
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VIRGINIA.

merj' ..-..-........... ~
Merchants Bank ..........80
Merchants and Mechanics IS
Northwestern Bank -..... so
Southwestern Bank. rs
Traders Bank ..........25