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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
CARD from Senator Cate.

EDITOR Pass AND TIMES In Sunday s
Banner ] notice an editorial comment upon
the action Of the Senate in chartering a
Bank Of Discount and Deposit at Cleveland
in which find the following:
"Mr. Cate was dead against the issuance
Of charter. II is whispered confidential
ly, Of cpurse) that no is Interested in a char
ter Of d similar nature, which he got nut
through last winter, and which is now for
sale on very reasonable terms Naturally
enough he don't want the market over
stocked, &c.
The Banner information seems to have
been derived from an under current. and
fully eonvinces me of the existence of q
conspiracy to defeat the ends Of Justice
When rebels want special legislative favors
they seek it through some other channel
than myself. Ny principal opposition to
the measure was in consequence of an asso-
ciate, who was to be cashier of the bank.
declaring the present Legislature bogus.
and the State government farce: and he
it remembered, am not one of those who
viii give either support or influence TO the
granting of special Legislative favors
whereby parties identified with the rebel
lion, or who still justify the same. can east
~ and indolently grow fat in luxury and
wealth at the expense OF an honest commu-
nifty.
nut TO the imputasion that opposed the
measure because had an interest in a char.
CT snas expected to sell to the parties
Jun horications rarely affect the public
o~oePe when used "conEdeatiaHv. y before
.sAenlng the columns Of the BANNER and
know thas sa'acanee when the public shall
oupositior my parties, at the time of my
Phi ana LA IA charter for a National
narsias $3.50, Sn zen voted for charter 80
was stii pendiag, to be locate, 1i :, aess'on
village. thereby hmitine 49, IA :, slle same
speculate in bank charters 0nailces 70
But for the benefit of H. n
his confidential advisers Tc.r ssH .t's, ana
gentlemen, that have not nov, ''.'oln you
had an interest in bank ehar,a, A ~ 6 never
Pan vi any nsrc else, except the one the
No. i aoslseA asa encouraged Isham G
- US ana he's associates in treason 80
Vs. Wa. ; saa NE sia.emant that am In anv
anth o aesnaned With bank charter. or have
vcrs; S 70 sell one is a malicious n ',sS
enanatos every every principle of truth. and
9His eatar;e - spirit that would make
gished anx-..i Aasesty blush TO find ps,b-
oer an editorial endorse,n,' !. we banner I'M
saere was n higher reyera a.. t,...,
aunsss ..aes, A. we'll 80 law and order. ane
recones... o..ehs' ana special pardons biz ths
soonseraeied, and their .sconfdenssaln al
vlsers, have no doubt eoa s's n,.'a o al
asass., saslI hsssaes With less lekr Of boin,
robbed nnehwhacked, murdered an
A, NJ. Carr.
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julius ochs q Co.. vs.. Morley 4 Tiobpor

1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAViT Of the plaintiff n this cause defendants are
about rauduenty dispose Of their property
about to themselves and property of the
Of tennessee II ordered by the Clerk that publication
made Tor four successive weeks in Brownows Whg notify
ing the said defendants appear next Term Of the
Circuit Court OF Knox county to be held at the
Knoxville the second Monday February next then and
there toplead ansTor dcmur the suit demand
the plaintiff the will be taken confessed and pro.
oeeded with ex perte to them.
Witness, Will r. MeBeth, Clerk Of col rt at Office
In knSxyile this the 9th day OF January, 1867
jan Is, 1851. pfc WILL. b. McBATH Clerk.
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John Cobb Admr, and Thomas Cobb rs. lsknlda Smith
ct ala
r,HR DEFENDANT JESSE COBB. BE
Rebecca Hayden Adm'rx, vs. David c. Travis, ct ala
THE RREENDANTS DAVID TR
cHANCERY CoURT-PAzEWELL.

Andrew Mckee, Admr., Matilda D. soard, ct ale.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
j. defendants, John McBee and wife, Barhar- s.
HerTel and Calvin England and wife Ruth a. England, are
presidents Of the State Of shown in the bill
ordered that publication be made in Brownlows Wing,
for four successive weeks notifying said defendants to
before the Chancy Court st TaIew the I'd Monday Of
April next then and there said BILL the
viii be taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
parte.
copy Of the order. JAMES B. EVANS, c. I'm.
February q. 1867. prf5-lt
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COUNTY coURT-KNoxv1LLE.

PErTTIrlos FOR SALE o. LAND
Henderson Clapp Admir- &e the Heirs George Cspp
deceased
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
the Clerk by the petition that the defendant Mary D.
Devsut is nonresident 1t is therefore ordered that
location be made in the Knoxville Whg for four
weeks notifying said defendant appear before the County
Court Of Knox county the March Tom 1867 thereof
the petition which filed against this
Of January 1867 the will be taken and
set for hearing parte as to her.
January so, 1867 4t@ ,WM. RULEs Clerk.
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Lueius Croft & Co., VS.. Morley & Tichnor

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAYIT Of the plaintiff in this that the defendants
or arc about andsey to dispose their property and
that they about TO themselves perty
the state of Tennessee 1t ordered BY the Clerk pub
eation be made for four successive weeks Brownows
Whig notifying said defendants appear next Term
Of the Knox county to be held court
house in Knoxville the second Monday February
then and there to plead answer deur to the salt and
demand of the plaintiff the will taken as Confessed
and proceeded With parte them.
Witness Will r. McBath Clerk Of said court at Office
in Knoxville, this 9th day of January, 1867
Jan. q, 1861. pf5-4t WILL, r. McBATII CLARK
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ATTACHMENT.

A. o. Hartman rs. c. ". Burton.
1T is ORDERED BY NE, NJ. Nj. RO-
gers Justice Of third district
county, Tennessee publication made four
Successive weeka Brownlow Knoxville Whg notifying G..
w. Burton Gpear my house, before me, Claiborne
county Tennessee and make his defense in the aforesaid quit
SATURDAY Of March, 1861 judgme will be given
against him. tried As 10 said W. Burton
parte. n. M. ROGERS,
February g. 1857: 4ta Justice Of the Peace
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CRANCERY COURT AT TAzEwELL

VIM. b. Nylie vs. John ouiAsS, g 81
IN THIS. CAUSE, 1T APPEARING
that the defs.dant John sumey, is nonresident Of the
m Tennessse shown in the bill 1t is ordered that
publication be the Knoxville Whig for four
ye weeks notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chaucsry Court Tazewe the second Monday in April
next then and there defend said bill the will be
confessed him and for hearing parte
A copy Of the order. JAMES r. EVANS, O. d.
Fal,r1arv & 7eeF G.
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cHANCERY CoURT-TAzEwRLL.

Bsnk of Tennessee VIM. B. Shoemaker, ct ais
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
l. that the defendants VIM B. Shoemaker O. Y. Rice and
Thomas Henderson the State Tennes-
shown the b IL is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownows Whg noti
nE said defendants appear before the Chancey Court
Tazwe the I'd Monday of April next then ard there
defend the said BILL the will be taken confessed
TO them and set for hearing parte Al TO them.
A copy Of the order. JAMES R. EVANS, O. &M.
February G. 1857 prf5-4t,
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II. Maynard vs.. Eli e. Hendrix and others.
II nEEInNrTN A rrsrrr,
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Pnetissea 81 Sealed Enelope PRICE sr esssts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
" Ireatsaeut. aad Radical OF sper,nstorrhoa or -
nesa Msekness, Involuntary Emissions Seruai Dhilitx
@ ssala g Marriage generally. Nervousness Can-
~ Apsasy and Fits Mental ihyuleai Incase
VA -. eltias trom >efheufe, &c.-By I,onFR1 II frr4
fehW kl.i n D., Author Of the Screen Rock = A. -
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~ el19 Rittes uon as nrfai
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-. ssAt BE eet4ttln may
tsesstt sed teetsal. THIS LECTURE Will. plfofI
1 +t{4n 10 THO SANDS AID THoUfAEIsE. - =
"t enaey aeti - plat1 efalsa .nses.re
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Attachments
Alexander Kennedy VS., J. W. J. Niles.

Alexander Kennedy VS.. J. w. J. Niles.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
from the affidavit of the plaintiff that te defendant J.
j. Miles, has fed from the limits Of the State of Tennessee
absconds coneeas himself that the ordinary process
Of Law cannot be served him. 1t is therefore ordered by
that publication be made for four
Brownows Whig notifying the defendant appear before
the 2s Of july 1867 then and there plead answer
demu to the suit and demand CT the plaintiff
will be taken confessed and proceeded with pare
January 30th, 1867. Ate CHARLES MORROW, J:P.
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DR.. D. E. Seelye & Co..
FREEpoRT, ILLINOIS,
GENERAL Asksrs

John ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
e Failcr, Chicago, ILL.,. Barahams & YanSehanck,
Chicago H.; DeznAs Barnes 4 Co, New York
y Ransom d CO, Buffalo. n. T.; Farrand, Shelley
4 Co., Detroit Mich Weeks & Potter, BczsoS.
Mas; French Richards s. Co. Pkfladelphia Pa. /;
Z. = Sellers & Co, PittsAaEsA, Pa; collfna Bros,
81 Louie, No; Barnes. Ward 4 Co., New Orleans
Il, La IL A. Kobinson q Co.. Louisville, KY; Big
leg 4 Bro. Memphis. Tenn; P K DennrS RscS
POND Va Thompsoa & Biock, Bsltisacrs. Nd !.
s rssseF q segeF Albany n r.; Strong a Ar,ss,
gsshk Ssxyelnne, oh.oi VIM. JOHNSON DetraIt
AZ
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CIRCUIT CoURT-KNoxv1LLR.
valsntin. }. koshlsr Co., vs.. Morley a richnor

Valentine j. Koehler Co., vs. Morley Tichnor
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAVIT Of the plaintiff cause that the defendants
have about audulenty dispose property
aud that they about themselves property
out Of the State Of Tennessee 1t is by Clerk that
publication be made for four BrownIo
Wing, notifying the said defendants appear at the next
Term Of the Circuit Court Of Knox county held at the
court house in Knoxville the Monday February
next then and there to plead answer demur the suit
sue demand Of the plaintiff the taken as con-
fessed and proceeded With ex parte as to them.
Witness WILL r. McBath, Clerk of said
in Knoxville, this 9th day Of January 1867.
JAM %, 1867. pf5 WILL r. McBATH, Clerk.
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CHANCERY coURT-MARYyILLE

Geaytt, Toler Co., va. James Donaldson, Jr.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT
a that Alexander McCain. Stephen S. Porter and John
Clark Donresdents Of the State aDsconds that tho
ordinary process Of law be served upon them 1t s
therefore ordered that publication be
weeks In Br0wnows Whig notifying 10
appear at the next term Of the Chancey Court to be held
he court house In hayve Tenn the Monday
June Eext TO plsad, demur cempainants bin
parte. -
W. O. PIcKENs, c. NM
January -, 1867. PIC By Z. GODDARD, D. c. an
heliuss Courier sherwood, James DonvIdson, Jr
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT
that Alexander hecian Stephen Porter aud John Clark
are OF the state Of Tennessee abseond
IL y therefore ordered that publication be for four
eessiye weeks in BrownOw Whig notifying said noa- real
dents to appear at the Ohancry Court TO DO
hed az the court house In Maryve Tenn on the second
Monday OF June next 10 plead answer, demur to co
Painsnts b the viii be taken confessed and set
for hearing parte.
W. c. PIoKENs, G. AN
Jan. %, 1857. pf5-st BY L. GoDDARD o. G an.
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CHANcERY coURT-KNoxvIIIs.
Thomas p oobis Affair, &c, Gilbert Cobb and others
A I.RERTIS pEpN n,IIxr NJ A nm nrn

O&AAN ShEt1 GU hT-hNOAVlL1G.
Thomas p oObi AFFAIR &c, vs. zlberi Cobb and others
A LBERTIS ALTERNATELY, MADE DE-
a PENDANT in this case by amendment allowed to
oe MADE 70 the BIZ being nonresident Tennessee
stated IN the BILL IL Is ordered that publication b. made in
brownlows Whigs for four successive weeks notifying said
respondent 70 appear beore the chancery Court al
on The ars Monday Of April than there I'd make
defense 10 this b the viii be iSken for Confessed a.
70 him. aHd set for bearing parte copy Of the order
Jan ~ 1855. pf5 d. A. DEADERTCK o. 4 Nj
H. Maynard rs. Eli q. Hendrix and others
THE DEFENDANTS, ELI A. HEN
DhiA d l. Brsnson, Charles Ssufer, s. T. Akin J. r. j.
Lewis ssd David Reherds being Tennsssse
staee = ths bill u i ordered that publication he mace
Wing Ter four successive weeks potsnE said
70 appear before the Chancery Cart at knox
On the hrst Aoneay Of April next and there to
Ake defence to this b the will taken for con-
sS Is to then and set for hearing parte copy Of
JAN e, 1867 pfi D. A. DEApERIcK, Gam.
Thomas snoddy and others vs.. Catherine Tillery.
TILE DEFENDANT, CATHARINE TIL
being nenresident o. stae Of Tennessee "a sta
% ,he e II 4 ordered that publication be raade Al
Nhg to tour successive weeks notsfyfne said
70 appear before the ChAnccry Court AZ
~ hIst Monaay OF April next and there 20 make
- - ,hs Dill o. the will be confessed
- 80 sot nesfing ex Parte. copy OF the order.
M =, tee'- pto-At D. A. 3BADER1ck, c. 4 n.
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Is SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of Catarrh ard at first very slight.
Persons find they have cold, that they have fre-
quent attacks, and ssniitve to the changes
Of temperature. In this condition the nese may be
dry, or slight discharge thin and acrd afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensue.
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lehn v. rresg y. ]. I. stephens. .. al.
THE DEFENDANTS, ABNER HI

CHANcERY COURT JAMESTOWN.
FEBRUARY RULES 1867.
John w. Frogg vs.. =. L. stephens, ct al.
THE DEFENDANTS, ABNER HILL
dreth Mary Evsns Kansas Eysns, MandAh Evans, sa-
r.s Evans Taylor and William Evans being non-resi
dntg 81 the Of Tennessee charged in the bl 1t 10
ordered By the Clerk and Master at his February rules that
publication be made for four Successive weeks IN BrownloW
wing notifying ssd defendants appear before the Chance
~ Court at Jamestown the Monday after the 9Th Mon
day in March, 1867 thsn and ere TO make their defese TO
BILL the viii be taken for confessed and set Tor
hearing parte to them.
February 6, 1867. prf5-4t. b. o. B0WDEN, C.S A.
John Cobb Admr., and Thomas Cobb Mahnlda Smith
ct ais.
THE DEFENDANT, JESSE COBB, BE
ing resident the State Of Tennessee charged
IN the bin 1t is the Clerk and Master at his Feb
ruary rules publication be made for four successive
weeks in Rrownows Wing, notifying said defendant to
Monday after fourth Monday In March, 1867 then ard
there 70 his defense 20 the b the viii be taken
confessed ard set for hearing parte as TO him.
4ebruary 6, 1867. prf5-4t B. o. B0IYDEN, G. & NJ.
Rebecca Hayden, Adm'rx., David C. Travis, ala
THE DEFENDANTS DAVIDC. IRA
vis and Lewis Glass being residents of the State
charged in the bill It is ordered by the CLERK
and Master at February rules that publication made
successive weeks in Brownows Wg notifying said
defendants appear before heOhancery CourE Jamestown
the frst Monday after the 4th Monday In March, 1851
then there make their defense the BILL the SAINT
viii be taken for hearing parte
them Also notifying said defendants that they enjcnec
snd restrained from conveying conendng abont the land
which defendant Travis formerly lived being the sae az
said Court. B. o. RoWDEN, O. n.
February g. 1867 prf5-st.
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Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is that the person il obliged TO clear his
throat in the morning Of slick or Shiny mucous
which has fallen from the head during the night
When this takes place, the person may be sure that
his disease is on its way to the lungs and should
lose no time in arresting it..
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AS the disease becomes chroaic, the discharges
are increased in quantity aud changed in quality
they are now thick and heavy, and are haWked or
coughed off The secretions are offensive, causing a
bad breath, the voice thick and nasal the eyes are
weak the sense of smell is lssssned or destroyed
deafness frequently takes place.
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DANIEL II. BOYNTON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Can be found at residence Of Gov. Brownlow wher
not professionally absent. Orders be left Chamber
lan's Drug Store. feb 13tf
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The above are but few Of the many Catarrhal
SYMPTOMS. Write 10 our Laboratory for our pamph-
let describing fully all symptoms; it win be Eent free
to any address Also directions where to procure
the medicine
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

ARREST OF NORTH CAROLINA BANK
OFFICERS. w. B. March, President
OF the Bank of Lexington, North
Carolina, and L. ID. Hampton, one
OF the Directors, were taken to Sails
bury on Tuesday, by order of Gene
raj Slckles, under charge of embez-
Zllng the specie of the bank about
the time Of the surrender. The com
plant is made by j. w. Thomas
and others. The parties have had
a hearing, and the evidence has
been forwarded to General Sickles
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

s WoMES's RIGHTS. the subject
OF women's rights, there is reason to
believe that John Bull will distance
us. The new charter Of London
University admits women to general
examinations, to test their qualifica-
tions rs teachers, governesses and the
IKE, and also to special examinations
Tor degrees in medicine, law, &c.
The applicants to law out-number
those in medicine largely. Now, we
have not heard yet of any feminine
lawyers in this country, though we
nave some female medical practi-
TONERS, and would possibly be better
on in some respects if we had nome
for attendance, ut least, on their all
ing sisters. But the law, even our
strong-minded women do not affect
1T; they prefer politics md the sensa-
tions generally. But as we see that
IN Michigan, two young girls have
made application for admission to
the State University, it is to be hoped
that the sex may have better oppor-
tnnl.ty for wholesome education in
the law hereafter. Their application
is to be reported on by n special COM
mltteo of the board In the adjoin-
ing State of Wisconsin, law was re-
Gently passed giving the elective
franchise to women, SO that in that
quarter shortly, they shall not only
become lawyers, but Lawmakers.
Woe be to II candidate for Office. how
ever, who is not nice young man.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

THE SHIP GoLcoNDA.-We had the
pleasure of meeting, yesterday, VIM.
Coppinger, Esq, Agent of the Amo-
rican Colonization Society, who ar
rived i'll this city Saturday, on board
the aboye vessel NIr. Coppingcr cx-
poets to complete his arrangements
Of the emigrapts to. take passage on
this voyage, SO asIto enable tho vessel
to sail on Tuesday or Wednesday. A
great change has taken place since
the last voyage, and many of the
freedmen whose names were regis
tered to go to Liberia this summer
now decline. This change they attri-
butte to the passage Of the military
reconstruction bill, granting universal
suffrage, and tho belief on tho part
of some that Congress will yet grant
the families of freedmen forty acres
of land. A number of others, in the
country, who had engaged passage on
the vessel, but were disappointed in
the time Of its arrival, made yearly
contracts with the planters, and are
now satisfied to remain in their pre-
sent situations. It is thought that
not more than 300 emigrants will go
on this voyage. -Cha,'ieston Courier.
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TIE DEATH .SENTENcE.-Tho fol-
lowing is the sentence pronounced
upon the Fenian prisoners who have
been on trial at Dublin for the crime
Of high treason. The Lord Chief
Justice assumed the black cap, and
said:
"The sentence is, that you and
each Of you shall be taken from
where you now stand to the place
from whence You came, md that, on
Wednesday, the Goth of May, you be
drawn on a hurdle to the place of
execution, and that there You and
each OF yon shall be hanged by the
neck until you are dead; and that
afterwards your heads be severed
from your bodies, and the body oe
each Of you, divided into four quar-
ters, Shall be disposed of as her Ma
jesty or her Executive shall think fit
and proper, And may the Lord have
mercy on your souls!'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

PUBLIC MEETINGS. Tho Aberdeen
(AIiss.) E.caminc,' is down Oh holding
public meetings at this time for the
discussion Of matters pertaining to
politics. 1t says, with much force:
We are opposed to these public
gatherings ut the present time. We
are opposed to them because VIC think
that the hour is for earnest thought,
and not for debate; the hour is for
study and argus eyed scrutiny of the
political horizon, and not for windy
and excited harangucs. We are op-
posed to them because starvation
stares our people in the face; because
there is no corn in our cribs; because
corn is one dollar and ten cents Il
bushel in st. Louis, the Egypt of the
land, and is still advancing; and be-
cause the season has thus far been
unpropi!ious, and thought and labor
should not be diverted from the
fields. We are opposed to them be-
cause we believe that, ut the present
moment, the most perfect amity OK
lists among all classes OF our citizens,
and will exist until elimination and
rocrimination from. the rostrum di-
vides them.
Let dignity prevail. No matter
what mans views or politics may
be, OF may have been, there can be
no necessity for his crawling on his
belly and eating dirt; nothing can
be gained by it. Bascpess wiclds no
influence, but manliness moves the
mob and lcavens the mass. If you
have concessions to make, make them
gracefully; admit the necessity, yield
to it, if you will, but do not show
your contempt for Gods laws, and
the intelligence of those who know
you, by protesting love for the task
that necessity assigns you.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

NEGROES OpPosE FEMALE SUFFRAGE
IN KANSAS. The Republican State
central Committee met at Topeka,
for the purpose of arranging for the
canvass of the State on the question
of impartial suffrage. Several nc
groes participated, and distinguished
themselves by bitterly opposing fc-
male suffrage.