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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-05-29
CHANCERY COURT-KN0XYILLE.

NoTIoE TO CREDITORS.
Jesse B. Derieux Administrator Sarah Derieux ct al
RY ORDER OF SAID COURT, MADE
- its April Term 1867, the creditors of the estate Of
duly authenticated Clerk of said court
and have themselves made parties to said suit before
allowance Of the assets Of said estate be for
May 8, 1857 pf D. A. DEADERIOK, G. &M.
SALE LAND.
Shaw, Barber & Co.. VS.. P, II. Cardwell.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made in this case at the January Term 1867 said court
will sell, at the door OF the court house in Knoxville
Thursday the 9Th of june 1857 the house and piece Of land
of about owned by respondent lying in the I'd Civil
District OF Knox county to and East Of Knoxville on
South side of the road known the Rogerse Turnpike
credit of u mcnths without the right redeem bond
required without interest," good sucery and lien retained
\ May sSi 5, 1867. pf5 D. A. DEADERIcK, &. & M.
NOTICE TO NOx-Rrs1DExrs
M Murphy Administrator Richard Luttre and others
THE DEFENDANTS, LAWSON LUT-
TRELL O. f. LuttrelI and W. F. Luttre non-resi-
dents Of Tennessee stated on affidavit Of complainant 1t
therefore ordered that publication be made for four success
sve weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancey Court at Knoxville the fourth
Monday in July next then and there to make defense 10 the
bill the will be taken for confessed to them and
May 5, is67 Pfc D. A. DEADERICK, c. NJ.
s. Watson Trustee &C., vs. Joseph A. Mabry and others
THE DEFENDANT, JNO. w. O'DELL,
being nonresident Tennessee stated in the
returned to the Office of said 1t ordered that Pub
cation be made for four successive weeks BrownloWs h
notifying said defendants appear before the Chanoery Court
Knoxville the fourth Monday in July next, then and
there make defense the BILL the will be taken for
confessed to them and set for hearing pare copy
Of the order.
May g. 1867 pf5 D. A. DEADERICK, G. & NJ.
Hudson & Robertson Maria MeLenden, ct al
THE DEFENDANTS, MARIA McLEN-
DEN and Daniel Doon being residents of this State,
charged in the bill 1t ordered that publication be made
tour successive weeks in BrownlOws Mhig notifying said de-
PENDANTS appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville
the fourth Monday of July then and there make
defense the b the will be taken confessed
and set for hearing parte. copy of the order.
May s, 1867. 4tpf5 D. A. DEADERICK, G. & NJ.
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INsoLYENT BILL.
". Administrator Va. Fveline

W. o Murphy, Administrator, Evene D. Lawson ct al
IN THIS CAUSE IT is ORDERED BY
the that publication be successive weeks
in Brownlows Wing, notifying all persons holding claims
against the estate OF A. Lawson deceased appear ad
make themselves parties to this suit file their
proven with the Clerk and Master of Chancery Court
at Severve before the 10th day August next or
their said claims viii be forever barred.
May u.s. 1867. PFC M. P. THoMAs,C 4 NJ
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WHISPERS
BEAUTY ]
Auburn. Golden. Flaxen and silken Curl

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls
produced BY THE USE OF PRoF
Il DEBBEUX' FRIsER La cHEYAUx. One application
warranted to curl the most straight and stubborn hair Of
either sex into rnglet heavy massive cuE Has
been used BY the f4shicnab Of Paris and London with &
most gratifying results Does injury 70 the hair fTce
BY mall sealed and post paid 81. Descriptive Circulars mail
ed free address BkRGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No
- Nver street, Troy n " Sole Agents for the United
States. may1-ly
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NJ. P. THOMAS, Q. & NJ.
INSOLYENT RILL
DELLA Allen, AdministrstrE VS.. DANIEL Lewis ct al.

Della Allen, Administrative, Daniel Lewis, ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T is ORDERED BY
the court that publication be made our successive weeks
Brownow Wing notifying all persons holding against
the estate of William Aen deceased, aud make
themselves parties to this suit, and file Claims duly
proven with Clerk and Master of the Chancsry
yerye before the second Monday October next or
their said claims will be forever barred
May Is, 1867. pf5 NJ. P. THOMAS, @. NJ
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S. wstsOn Trustee &C. Joseph A. Mabry and others
THE DEEENDA MI. mo w O,DEIIi
Hudson Robertson vs. Maria McLenden, ct al
THE DEFEND MIS- MAPIA MnIHN
Attachment.
AILaclmeQE.
William Yarber and Robert Walters Thomas Bolten.

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Il says the defendant is indebted him. and so absconds
conceas himself that the ordinary process Of law
be served him, and having obtained attachment
against the estate of the defendant made reunabe
w. W. Wallace Justice Of the Peace for Anderson county
Tennessee and the having been levied his property
1t is therefore ordered by said Justice that the
before him, at his Office in Clinton the day Of
October 1857 and show any he has why udg
men should not be given against him, the will be
proceeded with 1t is further ordered that
ce be Published for four successive weeks Brownows
Wing.
April "a, 1867. SIT w. W. WALLACE, J. P.
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INsOLyNT BILL.

ID
j. H. Atchley, Administrator, Nancy Houk, ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T Is ORDERED BY
the court that publication be made four successive weeks
IN Brownlows Wing, notifying all persons holding claims
against the estate of John W. Houk deceased appear and
make themselves parties this suit lie claims du
proven, with the Clerk and Master the Cancery Court
Seyere before the 10th day August next or their
said claims viii be forever barred.
May 10 1867 pf5 NJ. p. THOMAS, O. a M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-05-29
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY's THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail.
Through IN teensg-t.oo DAYS.


ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships Will leave Pier No ~ North River
loot Of Canal street. at y o'clock noon the ls lith
aad zs Of month, Except when those dates fan on
Snnda5 and then on the preceding Saturday. for AsFis
nALLi connecting via Panama Railway, with one Of he
Steamships from Panama for San fAAAOISsO
touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures Of the let and 2Is connect vita
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL A4bhlCAA
FOk1s- Those Of LIST touch at MASZASlLLO.
Departures Of the IIh each month connects via ne ne.
steam line from Panama 70 AUSTRALIA and INV AALAND
steamer June IL VIII connect with the ConpaDys Steam
e COLORADO leave San Francisco, JAY for hong kons
IA ftkaAos close coznecton vii BE made wn tas
Conpanys Steamer Gotta RUJA for Nagasad and shngh4i
ApeI I'd, 1851, for YOKOHAMA and HONG KONG
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steess Fs-fs allowed
70 secesd cabin and with fsm Also
alowance ONE QUARTER through rates % clergy
men aud shsir families, and scl45ol teachers,
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each 2deft Baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend 70 ladies' and
Children without protectors. Baggage received the
dock the day before sailing, from seaubosi, railroads an"
Passengers who prefer l. sand down early.
An experienced surgeon board sens aud ATTENDANCE
free
FOR passage Tickets further Information Apply ~ ~.
eesarany's ticket Office tle Wharf, foof % e
ia5e-a53 ''i'i NJ m - n r. BABY. Agent
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CIRCUIT CoURT-SEvIERyILLE.
CIRCUIT COURT-JACKsBORo'

Seventeenth Judicial Circuit.
ATTACHMENT.
~ Z Cary and Vim. Cary, Administrators Of VIM Cary de-
ceased, vs. David sharp.
THE DEFENDANT, DAVID SHARP.
Il being nonresident Of the county and State or
dered that publication be made for successive weeks in
Brownlows Wig notifying said defendant David sharp 10
appear the Term OF the Circuit Court be held for
the county Of Capbe at the house In Jacksbo-o on
tho third Monday Of August next then and there
erse the viii be taken for confessed and hear
ing e5parte.
Msyl5ass7 4tpf5 t. ROGERS, Clerk.
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'67. pf5 NJ. p. THOMAS, @. q NJ.

INSoLNENT BILL.
b. NJ Atohsyi Administrator, Emily PARROT, ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T is ORDERED BY
the court that publication be made successive weeks
in Brownlows Whig notifying all persons holding claims
against the estate Of John PARROT deceased appear and
make themselves parties TO this suit and file their claims u-
proven with Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court al
seyierv or before the 10th day Of August next OF ser
claims viii be forever barred
May Is, 1867. 4tpf5 NJ p. THOMAS @ CM
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

authorities Of South Carolina in the collection OF taxes
the following letter Of instruction from his Exceency
the Govornor TO the Comptroller General Is published for
the INFORMATION OF all conoerned:-
EXECUTIVE DxrARrnxxr sourH CARoIIsA,t
Column. 18th February, 1867. }
Hon. 3. y. LuAPHART. Comptroller General f. ri 4
SmUpon conference with Of the tar collectors
q wen a. the Attorney 0ensra sashed that the en-
Import v be very oppressive TO tIs poor
who are unable 70 their and property and
who In sucn conungenc required 10 be arrested and
confined lsn until they Do pay ths execution and VIII
who may 3! arrested When placed In jail there no
power 70 reeaae the delinquent until Legislature mees
IN the present staened condition OF the nances OF ths
sass must ee svSde and you are hereby directed %
ing them not 70 arrest and put JAN any delinquent IN
tax exccutaon unless such sheriff. upon inquiry shall b
sAsed thai he she u frauduleny concealng property
or withholding money belonging 70 him or her. and that IN
want Of means 70 pay THAI the shall b
dorsed and no proceedings further taken upon It. have
tho honor y Be. very Eespscsfuly XCs1.. As. o...
The Instructions of the 0ovsrnss will bs carefully OBJ
served By the sheridb and al other ofhcers.
Sherifb o. otheg of1cen charged with the exc.
euton OF process for the collection Of taxes, will b
required 70 report 70 tho commanding officer Of the post
In which their duties performed the names Of al
parties imprisoned for the Of taxes the
amount OF tax due and the amount OF costs and fees
together with the evidence showing .tha hs or shs u
Ssoa9se S Sr or
Poss ocmmsndss win see that the requirements Of this
circular ere observed.
By command Of Major General D. e. SICKLES.
" CLous. Captain Thirty-eigh'h Infantry, A. D. G.
and A. A A. q.
The New York herald., 1867-04-22

construction OF the State and f rostoraton 70 th
course since he has been In AFkanas has been % d.
cidedly that Of the accomplished 0cehhnd gentleman
marked by courtesy, mpArtiaty and desire % De
Justly by all that he has unvesl respect and COZ
ndence No one could have been selected who coul
have given the people Of ths sass ssch entire satsfA
Tne elevation OF Gsnsral Ord 70 hs nv and 4
portant command places ColoneI O b smith, Of g
twenty eighth Unisd siatss infantry IN charge OF u
Arnold commsndass of de miIasx yest :, this plac
II il believed thas Coleoel Smith wn bring 70 the d
charge Of hh duues-whcn csrnss w.a =. sns superv
70 so'bs g rirhs ana bsss cslcuiassd - restore equ
.s o g %: ss:s pssH ss :ss s e s s gns s
him 70 vicksburg. and the only dekassment officers
msning here are Brsvet Colonel Henry Page, quartz
nssser' and Lasussnans ,. q Ssylss, oommissary
subssssncs In the sass there are now two full reg
msnts and one sss:s sns Elnsssssn .ns ana s.sn
Fith United states artillery. Houf companiss Of u
twenty eighth and The battery - stationed here WI
remander o the troops ars scattered about the State
the leading towns in small dssAehmsnAs Of ons and v
1ss,v,ueoS os rassls Rock ana psu ana ink srecb
of Governor Murphy and the famous sathor Of the a
kansas Traveller Colonel Falkner, had set down Il
somswhat extended notice n my letter from this pae
very briefly. Ths capital u Arkann1, BE- Il know
therefore u ambitious chy q some six thousand II
hacIssnts The main street = long. and buildings &C,
smart Northern village nns brick block three stori
high, Is being buit--ths enterprise Of
No,thsn cspssi,ssnxnich z,. ~ii, prove marx
shop has also bsen jus erected likewise the work OF
Northern man The Anthony House, the largest in tov
three story brick building, In color bstvs
accommodating about seventy .nve sussis and ohsrsI
maximurn metropolitan pricsa MoM Of the dveliir
g n Sss so vOOcs1 sss cSsf g, % Eh n roh
denc@ nere y gosd show of chufchea time d
- I'VE k)xnouappnsuAA "A aaymA n3nU4AR y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
FINANCE AND TRADE,

The New York Journal Of Commerce,
has put its foot down upon any schemes
for the artificial bolstering of the public
credit:
We do not believe in any such meth
DDS of regulating financial matters. 1t
is very doubtful if this disbursement of
all the goods in the Treasury, even if
il were accepted by the holders of the
bonds, would lead to more than "A tenn
porary decline in gold. And after the in
tereSt was thus ANTICIPATED, the bonds,
carrying no interest for year to come,
would be less desirable as an investment
and would most certainly decline. No
expedient of mere manipulation of gov
ernment securities can give them any
permanent increase in market value.
Economy in the administration of the
government, and straightforward frank
ness and honesty in the management of
the Treasury Department would in
crease the demand for national issues,
and advance the price. The greatest
effect, however. would be produced by a
restoration of constitutional law and or
der throughout the Union. Bring in the
States now unrepresented at Washing
ton; lay aside the tomahawk and scalp
ing knife, and cultivate forgiving and
fraternal spirit; leave selfish dema-
gogues and radical rantcrs out of Office
to sink into the abyss they have digged
for themselves, and inaugurnte the era of
good feeling and restored confidence on
a basis acceptable to all plain, honest
people. Then the United States bonds
will take precedence of all the invest
ments offered the world over.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, November l9.-The steam
er Amanda burned and sunk near Oma-
ha on Sunday and the steamer ANA
ranth left st. Joseph on Sunday racing
with the Viola Belle and SINK near
Donaphan. Loss in either case not re-
ported.
The Peace Commissioners arrived
from the Cheyennes to-day, having &C.
cOmplished nothing. At Fort Laramie
a few Grow Chiefs wanted to make a
treaty, but the Commissioners advised
them to wait till spring when another
effort will be made to hold a council
with all Northern tribes at Fort Phil.
Kearney, probably about the first of
June. The Commissioners will stop
at North Platte and meet any Sioux and
Cheyeanes that MAJ be there.
The Springfield, Missouri, Patriot
says: A combination of capitalists,
the wealthiest ever organized in this
country for railroad purposes, will on
the assembling of the Legislature sub
NIT proposition to the State for build
ing the Southwest Pacific road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 10.
COTrON-Closed dull at l6c for mid,
ding, but not much in demand.
FLOUR-Remains unchanged; family
at IL 00all %.
BUCKWHEAT-Dull at ) 00a5 so pei
100 pounds in sacks and ut 10 00a10 Sc
in barrels; the demand is local and
light.
WHEAT-Unchauged and dull at = 4
for No. red and II for No. spring.
CORN The supply of new corn has
increased aud prices are 2a3c lower
closing at 75c; no demand for old do.
OATS-Closed dun, with no buyers al
over 65c for No l.
RYE-Firm at l 4Sal 80.
BARLEY-Steady at 45a1 80 for fall
and 30al 40 for spring.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales to-day of l02
hogsheads trash and lowlugs at 5ta6f;
mediHm to good Jugs at 9al2; leaf
at l5a32.
WHlSKY-Dull and prices are nomi.
nal; it can be bought at 33c in boud.
HOGS-Opened active, and all offered
were taken at 6 5Oa7 90 gross, and 8 q
as TO nett, but the market closed dull al
these rates; receipts 2l00 head.
PROFESSIONALISM unchanged.
MESS PORK-Is held at 20c.
LARD-Sales at 12c' for old; new No
l steam sold at lie.
GREEN MEATS--Can be bought al
7a9 and l2c.
BACON-Unchanged and in limited
demand at 1lta12c for shoulders, ant
I54al5!c for clear sides.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Are I'M
changed.
GOLD-Buying at 1891.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 19.-Senor
Garcia presented credentials to the
President to-day as Peruvian Minister.
Speches were made of the usual charac-
ter.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
me has decided that the earnings OF
railroads VIXEN applied TO the improve
ment of roads beyond keeping them IN
average good condition are subject to
taxation.
The Commissioner General OF the
Land Office has taken measures Tor the
early restoration to market OF the lands
formerly withdrawn at the Marquette
Land Office for the Portage Lake and
Lake Superior ship canal.
Cretan official accounts TO october
30th ridicule the efforts OF Ali Pasha
To turn the islanders from their infiexl-
bile determination to become part OF
the Kingdom of Greece. The Russian,
Prussian and French commanders con-
.tinue to convey nOn-combatants to
Greece.
The Grand ViZier's remOnstrances
AGAINST this being treated by them with
contempt, the war is being resumed with
Increased violence, and will not CLOSE
until after the humiliation of Turkish
rule.
Great sensation has been produced in
Crete by spirited manifesto of an
American lady, the wife of DIR. Hill,
American missionary, addressed to
certain Elizabeth Kantaxaki, christian
woman, who is employed as spy by
the Turks. Mrs. Hill earnestly con-
dennis the efforts of a christian to be-
tray the cause of christian liberty by
serving the Sultan of Turkey.
Hen. Edward Cooper has been APP
pointed Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, in place of Chandler, resigned.
He will enter upon his duties to-mor-
row
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
FROM NEW YORK.
Trinl Postponed- Commissioner Hoi'
lins-yyashington REncrs.

lIns-yYashington REners'
New YORK, November l9.-The trial
of-John C. Braine, charged with piracy,
was again postponed till Monday next.
ATTORNEY General Stanberry denies
the authorship of the opinion attribu-
ted to him, and says that if he was re-
auested to give an opinion to order he
would Immediately resign.
The Times special says: The testi'
mony in the impeachment case, giver
by Commissioner Rollins, to the eff
feet that the changes in the revenue Of
fcers for political reasons have seriously
lessened the revenues, gives great dis
satisfaction to the President. Inc op'
moments of Mr.. Rollins are using II
against him for his removal.
General Steadmau and Mr.. Blair have
declined the war office, and General
Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, is now spoken
. of for the position.
General Barry. will take charge o.
the proposed artillery schools at For
tress Monroe, instead of going to Cali
fornia.
The Herald's special says: Genera
p Sherman is coming to Washington, IL !!
said, to perform the duties OF General
in-Chief during General Grants Score
taryship.
Stevens is determined to introduce
bill to suspend civil officers while undel
trial for impeachment, quoting consti
tutional authority for it.
The author of the opinion attributed
to Stanberry, is Henry Sherman, OF TIT
u,i,;,.l Ap1iforjs office.
General Imboden flied an application
for a writ of mandamus i'll the unite'
States Circuit Court yesterday, forbid
ding General Schoield and all othe
persons from interfering with him II
casting his vote at any election.
The Tribune's special says; In
President, it is said, intends to direc
General Grant to cause to DO mustered
ont of service General Howard ant
General Gregory, both of the Freed
mems Bureau. General Howard VII
still hold his position in the regula
army, but General Gregory goes out Of
service altogether.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
New York stock Market.
New YORK, November Is

New YORK, November 10.
STOCKS-Heavy and lower; at the
close the extreme stringency of money
compelled some holders to realize, and
the bears show more disposition to put
ont short contracts, preferring 80 days
to 80 days. Ohio Certificates, 254tg54:
Canton, 43fa44l; Cumberland, 25ia26!;
Quicksilver, l7al7!; Mariposa, las;
Western UniOn Telegraph, 3la31t; Pa,
cifc Mail, lSStal34; Atlantic Mail. III
all74; New York Central, 1124a113; Erie,
7la7lt; Hudson, l254al26; Reading, 95s
a96; Michigan Central, l09iall0t; Mich
igan Southern, 79ta79s; Illinois Central,
l22a130; Pittsburg, S2ias2f; Toledo, l02
alG2a; Rock Island and Pacific, 95a95t;
Northwestern. 53sa535; do preferred, 63t
a63s; Fort Wayne, 96aa97; st. Paul, 800;
do preferred 81; new Tennessees, GET;
Missouris 95l.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
5ls; American, 70t; Adams, %; United
States, 70; Merchants Union, 33t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-20
North CnroIinn Election.

RALEIGH, November 19.--The election
passed off quietly in this city. The ne
groes behaved with the utmost propriety
4 strong military and police force was
stationed at the polls and paraded the
streets all day. About 1900 votes wert
cast, mostly negroes and all radica
with two exceptions. The whites vii
reserve their strength until tomorrow
WILMINGTON, November 19.-The
election passed off quietly. About l4OC
votes were polled, nearly all negroes
One hundred and twenty-five whites
voted against Convention. The whites
vote tomorrow almost unanimous
against Convention.