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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

s. f. s. G. NJ Gass, Administrators William Bailey de.
ceased, vs.. Margaret Bailey, ct al.

ceased, vs.. Margaret bailey, ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS Of the bill which are sworn to- that the defep
dant, Mary j. Newman wife of A. J. Newman is citizen
Of the State Of illinois, that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served her IL Is therefore ordered bv the
Clerk and Master At his March Rules 1867 that publication
be made in Brvwnows Wing for four successive weeks mott
Tying said defendant to appear before the Chancellor at
Chancery Court TO be held At the Dandrdre
Tenn the hrst Meaday after MONDAY Of Anil
next 70 plead answer dsmur otherwise defense 10
said bill or the same viii be taken for confessed and the
set down hearing perte her copy Of he
70 = -
March co. 1867 pf5-4t WI GALBRAITH. q an
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Furniture and Undertaking.
L. G. SHEPARD. j. H. RENsHAw.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
SHEPARD & RENSHAW,

HAVE ON HAND AND ARE DAILY
IL receiving manufacturing Furniture Of every
scrptoD from TO the very best such II different
kinds of Bedsteads 10 style of Bureaus Extension, Tea,
Dining Center Pier Card and other Tables Easy Turkish
Rocking, Reclining, Paror, Dining, Wood Cane Split Bot
om, Once Bar Room and other Chairs about 30 varieties.
Also, Wadrobes Safes Sofas. Divans, Tetes and Lounges
Elegant Parior and Chamber Sets OF great variety.
We are agents for Of the most extensive Furniture
establishments in the Cnon and have photograph views
which we shall be pleased to show to customers fss
charge.
We also keep something the young such as sefRoc-
Ing and other Cradles Cribs Se0perang Swings Carriages
Propeers, BabyJumpers BabyTenders, &C.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
Elizabeth Booker vs.. James Booker.

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR Rim G
from the amended bill that the residence of defendant
Unknown IL is ordered that publication for four
successive weeks in Brownlogs Whg notifying said James
bookeT to appear before the Chancey Court Rutedge
she 3D. Monday Of April then and make his
Tense to said bill and amended bill filed against him in said
court or the same will be taken for confessed
ing parte- A copy of the order.
March q, 1861. pf5 At G. G. SMITH, c. I'M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
CHANCERY COURT = MARYvILLE.
Isaso Husky Administrator. n. S. Chambers ct ais.

1T APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA-
TIONs Of complainants amended bill, that John Hus
~ William husky Rachel Husky, Mary Husky and John
husky OF the State of Tennessee so ABB
that the ordinary OF Law cannot be served upon
them ordered that publication be made for four
cessive weeks in Brownos Wing, notifying said nonre
appear the of the Chancery Court to be
held house in MaTyve the second Monday
of June next plead answer, demur to complanants
same confessed and for hearing
parte W. PfCkENS, Q. NJ
March 90, 1867. pf5 By E. GODDARD, D. O. NJ.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE
the December Term, 1866 of the Chancery Court viii
take account directed at my once
in Maryye Bount county, Tenn, the LIST day OF May,
next the pars attend with their proof
w O. PICKENS, @ l. M
March 20, 1867. pf5 At By E. GODDARD, D. c. 81.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

NF MY SON WI PASCAL MCGEE
I'D svo daurhters fsabeiia ard Easter Fan,,v 49,
NJ son The "a kaasag colored Infantry nr- N
Any nfsrmAt1en eoacrrning either Of then zs b
y rssssvsa vas tGrnasEiy ssrTant OF Mr. lar. sl
rssr9.lsiTr 's's Aaaiesa JAM MCGEE
ho1 ~ kHoxFiIe, Tam.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
NHE IVENCY OF THE

Il TATE of Richard X. Dawson deceased, having beef
suggested the County Court of Jefferson county by Mar
garet E. DaasOn Administrative Of said The
orders publication be Brownlows Wing for four
weeks suecesOo notifying the creditors in said estate
their claims eli anthencated required by law,
the Clerk Of the County before the first Mon
day September 1861 they will be thereafter barred
Witness, James NJ Nicholson, Clerk OF said Office
in cambridge, the first Monday of March, 1861.
MARIO At JAMES NJ. NICH0LSOEt Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

B. T. BABBrTT's STAR YEAST POWDER. Light Bis.
cut any kind Of may be made with this Yeast Pow
der in IS minutes shortening Is required when swee,
mix Il used Nos ca Washington Street York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
INSOLVENT NOTICE

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ES-
TATE of John I. Burdne, deceased, this day Hug-
gested All persons having claims against said
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk of the County
Court Of Knox county, duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, o they will be forever barred.
NJ. J. BURDINE, Administrative,
mar20elt f. WEST, Administrator.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
CHANCERY COURT = RUTLEDGE.
Prudence Carmichael Charles c. Smith and others
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARJN q

from the bill, which to- the defendant Jas
T. Carmichael is NONRESIDENT of the State of Tennessee
that the residence OF the defendants James and William VIII
ams unknown to complainant II is ordered publ
cation be made for four successive weeks Brownows Wing
notifying said defendants to appear before the Chancery
Court st Ruedge the third Monday of April next then
there to make their defense said BILL will be
taken for and for hearing psrte them
A copy Of the order.
March 20, 1867. 4spi5 G. @. SMITH. c. NJ
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oUNTY CoURT-KNox COUNTY.

f. schade Administrator John Fouse, deceased
Heirs Of John Fouste.
I'm THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
from the petition, which to, that William Fouste
Of the defendants nonresident Of the State of Ten
1t is therefore ordered that publication made for
four successive weeks newspaper published in Knox
rifle, notifying said defendant appear the May
1861 of the County Court Of Knox county held the
house in Knoxville first Monday in May,
10 the bill fled in this cause, the will be
for hearing 9 parte him.
March 20, 1867. pf at VIM. RULE, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

nize the situation in the most elo-
quent and able manner - notwlth-
standing oil these favorable conditions,
the State of Tennessee is not pacified.
The era of peace and good will has not
absolutely returned. The medicine
taken by the Sovereign State is either
too strong or too weak, or has been ad-
ministered at the wrong time and in the
wrong way. Brownlow's war-like pro-
clamation, and the comments of the
rebel press upon it, show the fierce pas
sions aroused, and indicate very dis
tinctly the possibility of sanguinary
termination of the quarrel.
The case of Tennessee may impart
valuable instruction to those who have
been educated to believe that suf-
ficient quantity of legislation will cure
all political or social evils. Tennessee
has loyal Governor loyal Legisla-
ture, loyal Representative in Congress,
and has her rebels disfranchised. She
has about all that Thad. Stevens wonld
prescribe, and yet-see Brownlow's
for description of
the situation her people are
in. Something is evidently yet
Is the good will of the
majority Of the white men in the State.
That, we suppose could not be Oh
tained without doing injustice to the
blacks and q minority of the whites,
but, if we may be allowed the use of
a very obnoxious term, We will observe
that perhaps the difficulty might be
by the enfranchisement
of all classes of the people.
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low cunning and moral depravity, will
assume a position that would make
timid man of honor, rectitude and ca
pability. Those would obtrude their
opinions where they would hesitate.
Such beings rise by the force of vindic-
tiveness, because like the drowned man
to whom Curran compared the political
trades-"the more they rot the more
the RISE" This anarchist is but a bub-
BILE caused by political commotion-an
irruption on the sick body of society:
Our transition over-the bubble will
burst, the Eruption disappear.
am done with the General for the
present. lcould make no appeal to his
tory in our vindication against such q
man. We who are making an eventful
history of oar own, have neither time
nor inclination to consult that OF the
past.
Nv countrymen will remember this
gratuitOus insult, and caring as little
for the threats as they do for the name
heads fearlessly and free, while even
one ray of liberty exists. Insisting on
their right to worship God as they
deem fit, let them jealously guard the
same right for others; and. however,
they may differ with their neighbors in
religious principles let them never be
separated in love and kindness. Love
your neighbor" is command not cir
cumscribed by any form of religion or
class of society, and is now infringed
on only by those who lust after power,
and who are ready to fire the temple OF
q nations liberty that they may rob its
sanctuary. Respectfully yours,
TERRY ONEIL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04
Life Insurance Companies.

Editor OF the Register:
A telegraphic dispatch from Boston
Published in the REGISTER last Satur-
day morning states that "The Equita-
BILE Life and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny" has closed doors in consequence of
heavy losses. Either the reporter for
the Associated Press or the telegraphic
operator is manifestly in errer in regard
to this matter, for there is NO such in
surance company in existence as that
which is said to have failed. There is,
in Boston, an Equitable Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company" and this, We
presume it is, to which the dispatch re-
fers. Many of the Fire Insurance Compa-
nies in various parts of the country have
suffered serious losses and have been
compelled to increase their rates in or
der to avoid bankruptcy, but We be-
lieye there has never yet been an in
stance, in this country, of the failure of
a company doing purely Life Insur-
ance business. Life Insurance COmpan-
les are, from the very nature of their
organizations, the most stable financial
institutions that can be devised.
Respectfully,
LcNG g. WHIPrLE,
Agents Etna Life Ins. Co.
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Th. Wentworth Com niriee.

While the reconstruction bill was
vibrating between the two houses oi
Congress, some Of the radicals took
alarm at reports of cooperation be-
tween the President and the Legislative
department., and they put forward Long
JnHN WENTWORTH, as soon as he got
sober enough, to move a smelling COM
m.ttee TO Investigate the alleged po-
lltical bargaining between the Presi-
dent and certain members of
Congress" For number of days
Long JuHN and his Committee labor
re! ,iIhtully and painfully; they. finally
brought fourth "a very diminutive
mouse. Their report is fair specimen
of the boys play which has character
lied the proceedings ofthe Rump. The
basis of the whole inquiry rested upon
in" manufactured reports of certain
newspaper correspondents, which,
when boiled down, amounted
10 this: that certain report
,rs lad seen from their gallery in
the Iiouse certain two persons who were
nm intimate terms with the President,
sitting at times inside the bar of the
House: that these certain reporters saw
these certain two individuals call GER
tain members into the cloak room aud
there hold mysterious conversations
with them: that these certain reporters
had their curiosity excited 10y the move
u,rnts of the two certain gentlemen
who rhUs button-holed certain mem-
hrrS: that upon hearing re-
rort that certain friends of
the President were about to break a
proposition 10 somebody for restoring
harmonious relations between the
White House and Congress, they on
this fact biased the conjectures' which
brought the smelling committee into
existence. The conclusion is:
NO testimony has been given reflect
ing in the least upon the integrity of
the President, nor has there been the
least testimony rejecting upon the in-
,-grity of any member of this House y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

The ladies Of Matagorda, Texas, have
presented General Griffin, by whose
order the funeral of General johnson
was prohibited, with an oval leather
medal, about five inches long and three
inches broad, bearing on one side the
inscription, THAT the memory of Gen
eral Griffin will be embalmed with that
of Beast Butler and his spoons" The
diverse side bears the date Of presenta-
tion. The medal is beautifully Orna-
mented with blue and red ribbons, and
was sent with q note containing the
request to wear it only on State occa-
siOns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

The Uniontown Genius Of Liberty of
last week says: On Wednesday last Gil
bert Coughenour, living on Water
street, Connellsville, was weighing
quantity of Rock powder, to be used in
blasting sand rock for Smith Il Denni-
son, at their works near town. He had
about nine pounds of powder in buck
ct in small room, within about ten
feet of a coal fre-his family, except
the youngest child, being in the room
or at the door, when, without any
apparent cause, the powder exploded,
Mr.. Coughener, wife and two chill
dren were in the room, and were hOrri-
bly, burned; two other children, who
were just outside the door, were severe
ly burned, one of them being struck by
the door (Which was blown off the
hinges), and cut severely OH the fore
head. a stick of wood had been thrown
on the fire, and it is supposed that
spark flew into the powder and caused
the explosion. The ignition of such q
large quantity of powder shook the
houses in the neighborhood, and caused
much excitement. How any of the
family escaped with life is miraculous.
Their sufferings are intense, but there
are hopes of the ultimate recovery Of
all. The citizens are doing everything
i'll their power TO alleviate the suffer
ings of the family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

\. T.-Ius.L-X.-Thr amount 81 Plantation
BittorS ssld in one year In something stArtliDe.
They would al broadway rix feet high. frsm the
Park 20 9TH street. Drsk-'s manufsctory is one
Of the instiiutiopsof Eew loTk. it's ssidthsf
with his cabalistic -. T.-ie6O-X.," and thes
got the old granny legislators 10 pass Law pre-
venting disIguring the face of Datvrc, which
gave him ainupbpoly We do not know how
this II. but we do know the Plantation btter,
sELL as no other articles ever did. They are used
by all classes Of the community, aud are drath
ON dyspep-ia---certain. They arr very inviRsT
ating when languid and week, aud great appe
tifer ' -f''
snraiess spriaH Wasrr. sola by all
Druggists. ...f......... ...... .... f....5.f.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

The latest and most effectual cure
for matrimonial ills, for consumption,
spinal disease, impecuniosity, bad
breath, ruined regulations, defeated as,
pirations for office, the duns of credit
ors, pleurisy, the toothache, love-sick-
ness, hypochondria, and the other ills
that flesh is heir TO, is to take q trip on
a Mississippi steamboat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
A Radical JssPnaps Views ef Pre-.
serIpfive I.egisistisn. r.. =. q, ~

We find the following article in the
Cincinnati Commercial of Friday last.
We present it to our readers, partly be-
cause Of it's practical application to tho
condition of West Virginia, and partly
because itindicates recognition on the
part Of leading Radical journal, Of
the impossibi,ity of promoting the llsF-
mony and welfare Of communities BY
barbarous and proscriptive legislation.
The sooner the authorities learn that
oppression is no incentive to patriotism
and good feeling, the sooner will our
ills he ended and our peace secured:
The State of Tennessee, though re-
constructed and represented in Con-
gress--thopgh tho kebels Case. disffan-
chised aud the blacks are enfranchised
,-thopghit is the State Of. our cGeloJed
President, who has gracsil all its high
places with his dignified form-th0sgh
IT. 10 the department. Of ,RsD Thsgse,
wbose patriotism is of the most Rol1nhf
ordsr-thoagh the late rebels are ssll
tntenseiy deyotef 70 the Conatitp-
hon Of the United Etates, and y SSeee-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

In lifting the kettle ffom the Are scaldsd
myself very sevcrely-one hand almost 10 .
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Lininent relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly,
and left very little srar.
r.s CHAs FOSTER,
i2o Brasd st., PhilAhlphia."
This IL merely sample Of what the Mustang
Liniment win do. II u Invaluable In all cases
Of woan,ls, sweIiings, sprains, cuts. bruia~..
spavins, etc. either np0n man or beast.
beware Of counterfsitA None IL genuine uu'
less wrapped In fine stcel.plai~ rngravingr. bear.
ing the signature Of q. W. wcstbrook, Chemist,
and the pirate stamp ~ DrN,s BAhSrs 20.
New York.
saratega sprisg was~r. sold by all
DrugYistt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

WHAT Din Ir'-A ysuug lady, returning 10
months, WAS hardly recognized by her frends
In place 81 rustic, flush face she had . soft
ruby complexion. Of almost marble smoothness,
and instead Of -, she really appeared but u,
She told them plainly she used llsgan's Magno.
liza Balm, and wOula not he without L. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
mnch BY using this article. IL can be ordered
OF any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratoga sprias watrr. scld by all
Druggists.
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state OF west virginia,
Ohio County Cireuit Court, ,Rebraar
RuIes. 1867, .. .r -

Ohio County Cireuit Court, February
Rales, 1867. a -rL
Thomas Hughes 20. William O. I.afferfy. sur.
vivor Of himself and John Lafferfy, decrased,
late partners under the firm name J. & w. @.
Lafferty and Joseph seybold, Administrator Of
the estate Of John Lafferty, deceased. Attach
ment IN Assumpst.
tThe object Of this suit Is % recover from the de
PENDANTS the debt due by them 10 the plaintiff,
amounting TO the sum Of sixty-One t6I ,J0l dol
lars, with interest thereon and the costs ~ this
suit.
II appearing from an affidavit fled In the
cause that the defendant, William @. Laf
ferty, Is not 0 RESIDENT of this State,
ON motion Of the plaintiff, by bis sttorney ii h
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
duo posting Of this. order, and -sttsnd 70 hisin-
terest in this suit. MICHAEL J. BREISIG,-
Acopy. Tsstsi MIcHAHJ ., BKEINIG.
PECK & HUBBARD, Alto. for Plaintiff.
marl-ozw4t et
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

Mr. Tilton regrets that females cannot
have all the privileges of our universi-
ties, of their libraries, pictures, statua-
ry, "to say nothing of twenty or thirty
ghastly dead bodies, minced by sur
geons' knives in the dissecting rooms
which he saw in Michigan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

AGuA III MAsNouA-Tl,c pretticsi thing, the
sweetest thing" aud the nast Of 70 for the
least money. Il oSsrcenss the odor of psrspir
alton softsns and adds delicacy 90 the skin u
. delightful perfume. allays headache and In
tsmInation, and 10 y necessary companion In th.
sick room, In the nursery, and upon the toilet
sideloaI,i II can be obtained everywhere ~
one dollar per bottle. ......
s.r.,sus spriss water. sold by all
Druggist-.
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ty, a knowledge of where the gold on
board was slowed, and how it could be
got at; and this vile woman, with her
accomplice (the villain whom he had
foolishly engaged, at her recommenda-
ton, rs chief engineer,) and another
man, also shipped at San Francisco,
had between them conceived and at
tempted to carry out that atrocious
project in which they had been SO near
iy successful. The engineers hurt had
not been serious; and the captain said
he had connived at his escape with his
accomplices as soon as the ship got into
port. The woman, indeed, had not
been seen in her disguise by any one but
himself; for he had been first in the
engine room when the whistle sounded
the alarm, and had managed some
how to get her ont of the way unseen.
at would be useless now" he
said, "to attempt to capture them;"
and he implored me not to contradict
the account he had caused to be circu-
lated, and SO cause his ruin, which
would be sure to follow, should his
owners learn the real truth Of the story.
He made the most solemn vows of re-
pentanee and amendments, and believe
he was truly sorry for his fault, as well
as its consequences; but i was deaf to
all until he spoke of his sweet wife
and his dear little girl, whom / had
seen, as | have said, at New York.
Well, sir, at length yielded, and agreed
to confirm the account he had given.
You may be sure that the crew, and es-
pecially Macpherson and the rest OF
the watch in the engine-roOm and on
deck, who had been drugged by some
liquor which the chief had given them,
were not altogether imposed upon, and
a hundred different versions of the story
were flying about. But no one ever
knew the rights of the affair,-we were
not in England, you know sir, and it
was a lawless time and lawless part
of the world. Ireturned to Europe as
soon as | was recovered, and from that
time to this have never told anybody
but you how it all happened"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

Chicago was in bad way Thursday
night, according to the papers. An M
natural mother threw her infant into
the river; another heartlessly left her
baby on the doorstep of a, citizen; a
worthless fellow deserted his wife-and
Wendell Phillips delivered a lecture.
Enough of evils for one night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

All who value beautiful head u hair. and il
preservation from premature badness and turn,
Ing gray, viii not lail 90 see Lyons celebrated
KAfhairun. IL makes the hair rich, saft and
glossy, eraiicates dandruff. and cspssa the hait
to grow With luxurious bcan : Sold every
wherv. +. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, Kew York.
Saratoga sprtsy Water, cold by all
Druggists.
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/. Lewis Lnnsfsfn aszinzf Robert wrzy and
George Erdser, Bll l1 chsncrIy, ReBdiDg in
Ire Cfreuif CONT cf Ohis Comfy, West ffr'
GINA 5n8b ig1 nisfs~ tsfi 40
I,HE Defendants WILL LAKE 30
ineiiy and cfhers. viii Be taksn AZ tke ofsrr d
IAzab & Psally IN tke eisy " MhsslinE On che
Isth day Of Apsfl. I,s7. b<tscsn tsr hsurs ef 3
O'Clock A u and 5eie}pck II. N. ON behalf q
e .ss L. H!'issa sssf. e sas.s. Hsa e.
Tho taxing af saJd acIpzifdns shpzid sof Be
eompsettd % that asy. IL tskinx 81 the s.tbs
Win h adioaEnnd from tise % tines latl -
same Be completed LEWIS LrxsfUKD. I
tblawH tsfre7fey $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-04

LYox's EXTRACT OF rrRE JAsIcA GNeER.
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache. Cholera Morbus. &c. where . warming
genial stimulant 10 uequirvd- lts careful prep.
aration and entire purity makes IL q cheap and
reliable article for culinary PURPOSES Sold ev
erywbere, At - csnts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists. feoi-eow