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0HANoEBY SALE or VALUABLE IEAL

~
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and iith street,
stsr Once Building.
OHASoERY SALE @ VALUABLE snAL
b, virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court ~
.he pistric, Of ooiGmbis. in chsncery cs1"s f No
$50 ss ed % s proceed e sell
and places and upon the terus hereinafter set
On WEDNESDAY,, the 24th day of April. A D.
1867, at 50 o'clock on the premises, Lot No II, in
square No. $40, situate on Delaware avenue, near
Square 30 GA situate On Vileinis srenus near
Gar al street; Lot No "a in Square Of square
half sre ct west aud Fret street west aud Lot No.
=, IN SD saIa5e sIGts Of sduats ~ sii9 ate "a
ON THURSDAY. the 2sth day of April. A. D.
suction loom, the foli swirg 4s'eTibed Lots to
snd F On Ss 0s
o2 Massach cts syenu' near North Ospitoi
nate on street south. near Tweitth street east;
Lot No. ia Square Ne Ills, on the corner OF
Nos 7, s and 9 in square No i.isS, situate on
Twenty hrst street Asst and stree 1orth. also,
Twenty frst street east, nesr north B street 1
The terms OF sale as prescribed b, the decree,
10 re cash. end the balsn. in three, six nine,
and twelve months fromGt.y of sale with interest,
cured by approved bonds or notes with security
and reserves =: Len; or the purchase money can
6cation thereof by the court.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with by
the purchaser or purchasers within I'VE days after
the purchase, the trustees reserve the right to
reese at the risk and cost Of the dsisutipg ppr-
chaser or purchaser after one week o notice
COpveyancing and stamps at cost of purchasers
WALTER 8. Cox. r...
VIM. JOHN MILLER,( tros'oes'
COOPER LATIMER,
NH 2Sthstu3wG&ds Auctioneers.
THEsALE ADvERrIsEpT TO TAKE PLACE
WEDNESDAY. April 2ah, is postconed in con
sequence OF The rain, until MONDAY, April 29th,
same hour and place.
W w T6HN M GgH, Trustees.
apps COOPEk LATIMER, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SYLE Advertised TO
take place "WEDNESDAY, April 2ith, Is further
postponed In consequence OF the rain until FRI.
DAY AFTERNOON May 3. same hour aud place
WALTER s. OUX,
WIN. JOHN MILLER,( trustees.
ap 29-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

llY COOPER BATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID tbste clerks with j as. o Mcclure a 90 D
3. W. corner Pens avsnas and 18th street, Star
ONCE Building.
LOTS FOR SALE
The gBdersiRned W i'll offer at prt vAte SALE until
4pril 80, 1851. tORTY ONE BUlLDISG L0r5at
Hyaltsvllle, Nd imme ilately In front Of the 9lA
deusburg Depot, SIX miles from Ha.tinet % by
railroad or turnpike, ana within two huudre
yards Of the celebrated Spa Sprlng.
Plats OF the ground eau he had Of the stores Of
sibley Guy ana J. P. bartholow and any infer
nation In reference to the lots can he bad at the
above places, or by calling on Mr. Thos Parker
All Lots rem aiming uDtola on the 10Th A pril will
be cold al auction at o clock q IN on WEbNES-
DAY May lst
Persons taking the two clock train ;sa attend
tn sale and return at n We o',lo,k.
Terms Of sale Une-thiTd cash. balance 10 SIX
and twelve months, b. airing interest aud secured
BY = deed upon the . operty. All conveysnotug
and revenue stamps at the eOst OF the purchasers
Twenty dciis:s OF The purcnRse N 'ney Will be re-
ouired az deposit at he time esch Lot issoid.
THOMAS PARKER
b v GUY,
j. 2 BARfHOLow,
sp IS dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED, IN
eonsequence OF the rain, until MAY 9th, same
hour and place.
myl ooOPEB LATIHER. Aacts.
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMe Auctiouesrs
u No. <26, corner OF It'll and streets
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
FIRST STREET WEST, between and II sts
North. at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the Sd day Of May, at 6 O'Clock D
m. we shall sell, Oh the premises, part Lot Ne
SO, In j O. Mcclure . subdi vision Of square 624
having q feet inches front. by $50 feet deep to
1foot alley. making 1t . good building lot
Terms: One half cash balance In 6 and IL
months for notes bearing interest, and secured
By deed Of trust on the premises All convey
ance and stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 down on the day of sale
APPS GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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,2s GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.

RY COOPER & LATIMER, Austioneers,
- Late Clerks with Jas u. Mcclure & 10
eout Invest corner OF Pepn's avenue and 18th 81 .
Star Once Building.
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Rf W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctfoaeers.
SALE OF pESiBAgLE BUILDING Lot


On MONDAY, 2.lh April. 1857, at 6 O'Clock
m, we Will sell, in front of the premises part of
Lot l4,in Square No 80. lying o n north street,
between 2lst sDd I'D streets west, being twenty
four feet I'm width of said lot. G mmenctng on the
line ef Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ooolidge's land, and
running thence on street west twenty feur
feet
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in six
months Deed to be retained until balancc is
paid; or. al cash Convey apcing and ct am ps at
cost of purchaser. SIS required ON bid
Sale positive.
ap2l WI. WALL & CO, Aucts
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN,
the above sale is ostponed to SATURDAY next,
4th May. came hour and place.
ap50 W. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Amttanears
- No. $40, southeast corner 7th and ar.

Rl oHEkN WILLIAMS, Amttanears
- NO. 526, southeast corner 7th aud ID ats.
STOCK OF WOOD, GOAL. GOOD WILL. &c..
AT AUCTION.
On ERlPAI, the 81 day OF MAY At 4 q 'clock
IN we shall sell, at the corner OF i3th are Z
west "A nd street north, without reserve VII
SIXTY Tons of Coal, more or less va
Thirty Cords Of Pine WooS more or los.
Cart. Harness. Coed Will, sc
Terms made known on the day OF sale
ap 80 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER & LATIMER Au,tiones,.
- Late clerks with J. g. McCiuire Co
Southwest corner of Penna avsnns and III T.hS ..
Star Office Building. N u.s.
vERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS At
AUCTION. on New York avenue, between llth
and 18th streets. "
On FRIDAY, May 3, at O'Clock p. m 81, we shall
SELL on the premises the following valuable Build
ing Lots, viz:
subdivisioH Lots :, 2, 5. and 4, in sousrs 9aa.
north side of New York .nue, between Itth and
18th streets, and near Treasury De psrtment
Also,
Subdi vision Lots Is, 49, 20, and q in Ran ra ,,0
OF 18th street, SC az east corner sf street
Terms are; Ore third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing Interest and
secured by deed of trust the premi ses Ali con.
veyaBcng and revenue stamps ct cost Of nur.
chaser. 80
Sale to commence on New York svenue. 10 fair.
apA llntell1 COOPER kLATIMER, Aucts.
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SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, May 4. com.
menciDg at It O'Clock, will sell, at tn. Bazaar,
o large number Of Horses. comprsi ne sone
SIXTY H0BSES
country
And a number Of Mules
very large collection OF New and Second hand
BnRgies, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles.
- ALSO,
SiD6le and Double Sets of Harness, the majority
being entirely new ami complete togeth er
with new Saddles and Brides.
Also.
a lot or second hand Harness, &C., in good ord err
Two handsome and new Rockaways of the latest
style: with Buggies and Wagons OF all styles.
Light business Wagons
We Invite attention to this sale and our lar ge
c0nsignments Of above Ramed stock.
REGULAR sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness alvsys on private sale.
myl I, WALL 90
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

10y COOPER LATIMER, Auotioreers
ID Late clerks with James q Mcclure 90 y
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street
etar Once Building.
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- The ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, May H. on account Of the
weather. same hour and place ~
my 2-eo6ds GREEN &WILIIAMs Aus.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 526, southeast corner tn aud ID SITS

ID No. 526, southeast corner tn aud d SITS.
GUARDIANS SALE
By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
bearing date 18th May. 1875, and ratified by the
may. 1886 shall proceed to sell at Auction on
THURSDAY. the ID day Of May next, ct s o clock
No SIS. having IS feet front By lis feet deep TO
thirty foot alley. situated on 0 street north.
between 1st and Sd streets west "'
Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down on
ELIZABETH KRAFT, Guardian,
ap L-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS AIcts
RARK CHANCE FOB THOSE DESIRING
IA COUNTRY STATS
We viii offer at public sale on THURSDAY,
may "a az O'CLOCK =, III: Off fair, IL not. on the
next fair day thereafter y ten desirable Build no
Lots, from four 10 ten pectively at Ella,
vile, on the Baltimore and WASHINGTON turn.
pike. half Q mile from Biz en- sbu re- Railroad Sts
ton. GEO. II CAGVERT a.
.,.. OHAs. B. CALvERT,
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kA ihoS' w" LINZ Aues 1eorgetO~n
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN GE0kGETOwN, AT AUCTION.
On WkDNEsBAh April "a NJ S o'clock O. m ID,
will sell In front OF the premises, two de.irabls
Building Lots. each fronting 81 feet Gay street.
between washington and Green streets, with n
depth Of about 100 feet TO an alley.
Terms One third cash. balance in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on tire property. Convey ancing aud stamps
~ the cost OF the purchaser.
apis THOMAS DOwLING, Auct.
81 The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
sCcount Of the isclemency Of the weather until
MONDAY. April 70, came hour
apps THos. DOWLIHG, Auct.
- TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
came hour. ~
sp2s-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Ky THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Geor getown.
Wy VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRI.

On WEDNESDAY, April 70 at 8 O'Clock, P
M, will sell, In front OF TIE premises that very
,alusnie and desirable private residence of the
late william kedin.
This property front. loo feet on Cav street.
between Washington and Congress ste extend,
lag the entire depth Of the square to Dunp srtou
street. on which II has also fr. Mt of 100 feet and
could De divided without injury to the original
The House is large and most Substantially
built, containing 10 rooms, with nae cellars; a.
ard water throughout; is convenient, perfectly
dry in every part AID in excellent order. An
Office. Brick stahlfng. Carriage House and Ice
House are on the grounds, which are highly I'm
proved with choice eVergreens, era nee, and other
fruits. The situation is airy and healthy, com.
handing an extensive view OF the Potomac Ar
lington Heights, and the city OF Wsshi M tou and
the loo ality for . residence N ost desirable.
Terns.-Ons third each; balance in one. tvo
and three years. With interest, secured BY . deed
Convey ancins and stamps 1t the osst Of the pur.
Immediate possession given
aDls-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
~rHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED ON
account OF the inclemency Of the weather until
sDn fBOs. DowLINa. Aucs.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
accoupt OF the rain NATL THURSDAY, Hay "a.
Same hour.
sD1d THos. DowLIMe. Ane..
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by GRlEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
II No. $50 3. Z. Corner Seventh and ID streets.
ATWo.sTORY BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT,
streets east, at Auction
ON FRiDAY, the Sd day Of May, ats O'Clock p.
n, we snail sell on the premises, Lot No. S, OF
Chas. Ulmans subdivision, In Square No Sss
With the In proyeme nts. consisting of snug built
feet OF ground more or less, to an alley
Terms $500 cash balance In six and twelve
MONTHS Tor notes bearing inter est nd secu red by
adeed oftrust on the premises. Ali cOnveyancine
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
StO down on the day OF sale.
ap29 GhEEH Il WILLIAMS Aucts
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tSY COOPER h LATIMER Auctioueers
ID date clerks With J O. Mcclure q Do \
Southwest corner Penn avenue and IIth st,ae,
Star ONCE Building
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

pY COOPER LATIMER Auctioueer.
ID GI.te clerks With j @ MeGoiGe es 3 Co..
Star once Building 0 ii'n street,
Gilt FRAME MIRRORS. WALNUT p.RLoR
w.shstspds, W alnut wsrdrobe bee. Marble tor
Brussels and rhrss,pIy Uarpsls, oroSkssy sni
on TRi ia sI NE = Tui Msy a, s,o..,
m. at the residence d family aeciinins boase
keeping Ne 4is 2 street, between Let aud % SITS.
w,tt. We snal sell anne assortment Of Furniture,
Two Giltyr.me French Plate Mirrors, Slab and
Walnut Psrlor suits, covered in Maroon Velvet
walnut Marble Top Center Tables
mirror back Etesere, secretary and Book Case
Walnut marble. top Bures rs and waskstand,
Beosttsds ard NaidIobes Dressing
=" warkstand. Walnut Hat tree
E Nall and BG.s a. sna .a'''
Two Mahogany HI afr cloth Divans
Large hsrhle-top Tables
taG's ss ssiTs MAIZE MsaHa Tables
6r r1' ssry and and T aI.:s & ~ Carpets
Cock stovs and Kitchen Requisites, &c.
MI COOPER & LArIMsR, Aucts.
ny GBKEN b WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,,
HOUSEHOLD AND klroHrN FURNITURE
On FRIDAY, At At "a a , nriSs ". shall
10 oclsck = m, at the residence of g gentlsm an
;eslininns IA hs9nseheepins GA eth s,reeI wet be
mept Of Furniture, viz:
/ Rosewood Eve octave Plano Stool .,a
Cover, made by Steinw ay, ia perfect order
LARGE French plate Mirror
n arb top Center Table, Walnut Whatnot
Walnut and other Bedsteads
Marble top and ether Bureaus
walnut srdrobes, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Fine OIL Paintings, Cane Seat and other Chairs
Brussels Three ply, and other Carpets
China. Glass, and rocksryware
Psri.r Ohamber and Cooking Stoves
MIN good lot Of kitsh Requisites and
sary to enumerat0
Terms cath.
myld GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets
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0IOh0E y. HGKUJS, AgeAt
ap l9 Int GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts

street, Star Once Building"
SIX DE- IRABLE BUILDING SITES NEAR
MALACHI SCHOOL HOUSE, AT AUG.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 3oth. at5ls
ocloek p m. on the premises. we will sell six
very desirable Building Sites. being Lots No l,
q and s. in Square No. 81. irontfnR s. feet on the
north side Of North Carolina avenue, with an
average depth Of l25 feet, through to and also
fronting on B street. between 9th and 7th sts
at, and In front OF public reser walton; these
lots will each be into 20 feet lots and
sold to suit purchasers.
The above described real estate is sit a ted on
the high ground Immediately northwest of Wal
lac b SC hool Building, and one square from the
street cars.
Terms: One half cash. $50 on each lot at time
OF sale:l balance in six and twelve months With
interest, secured BY deed of trust upou he RENT
ses. Conveysncing and revenue stamp, =, cost
OF purchaser.
ap21d COOPER LATIMEB, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
cobseauence OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, AT
TERNOON neat, NAV LIST. same hour and place
ap2td COOPER LATIMER Aucts.
aFTHE ABOVE SALE 10 FURTHER POST
poDed ia consequence Of the rain. until SATUR.
DAY May fth, same hour and place.
myl COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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ap 10 2aw&ds GREEN 4 Williams. Hact.

QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueer.,
ID Late clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure q Co..
Southwest corner of Penusy lvania ave. and III b
street, Star Once Building,
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TIL SIEE's SALE OF TWENTY. THREE
NEhf "a LIABLE BUILDING LOTS on nh
street vest, between Rhode Island avenue an
street. snA
, BIZ virtue OF DEGREES Of the Circuit and su prena
Cou,ts OF the District - COIumtia. In a. mfr Nc
-, iskaI sell az public auction, on the prem.
lse5, % THURSDAY. the I'D May, 1857 ar -.
ociOCh :. m: twenty three Lots Lots I and -
SShCrpted n 9. BreEts subdivision Of s1uaTe
NO. ~, saio Lots having front Of % feet on 7th
feet vide. ~ WV y" "u shieJ ~
fhs OF sale One third cash. and the remain
oeI ~ TWO s4laI payne Dts, at siX AID tvsJy.
M ~ VIM interest secured to the satisfac,ian
-. - us'ee !he purchaser or puTcha,eP. 70
ne.e 'uo fght 10 pay u cash 'he whole ~ 90.
p ,sgIs "Ihey' Corvsyancing and revenue
stAhps AZ Tie cost Of the purrhasar
terms II ale are not cor. pIi-d U,fh ~ y
the proFerty will be resoId at tie risk 49, " c.N
the de iaulting purchaser "Na COST OF
money 10 paid. "S purchase
A deossit of $40 required on each nurcla.
Title direct from the Government
JOHN CAkROLL BkENT Trustee
CO0PEk LATIMFR
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Two BUILDING LOTS ON ST NORTH
22eetSeen bird and Fourth streets east, Capitol
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Apru aa,b a, 81
@ eioek' on the premises, We will sell Lots and
III =, "A. bsiIey . sub OF Lots in square 49,
noIih, between Sd ami 4th SITS east Lot has a
oeRtn OF dieiett; and Lot depth Of Ias feet
Inc above property is locstel in O thriving
neleheeIn ood. where buildings are rapidly going
Pavement in front Of the premises
Terms ash. so on each Lot at time OF sale
Dur chaser, Wv
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" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
eonsequence # the re-. until WEDNESDAY AT
TERSOON next, May Let, came hour and 49,
epzy-d CO0PEB LA1INER Aucrs
1.-THE ABOYEsALE is FURTHER POST
DA1 AFTERSOON, May 4th, same hour and
mya COOPER LATI.rR A..
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RI COOPER LATIMER Auet1onaer,
y Late clerks with McC,uire 10 4
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue And nth
street, Star once BuiIdise
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RI COOPER LATIMER, Aucttone.r.
~ Late clerks with Jas. q Mcclure a ~, ,
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and IItb =, sts,
Ofice building
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III ID. l.. WELLS q CO.. Auctfsneers
~ Corner Sixth street and La avsnr.

III COOPEk LATlMGR. Auctioneers
- Late clerks With Jas G. Mc0uire % !
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ilth strs.,
Star once B4iIdine
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@THE ABOVE SALE Il POsTPOsED
on account ct the rain, until MONDAY the 6th
osy oI IA ~ next same h ur and place, By order
OF The COmRissioTets
spSsd GREKS WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y COOPER LATIHER Auction.er.
10 Late clerks with ia. q NcGuire a 20 i,
Sou TN Get OF PEI ma ave and nm street
star Once Building
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
TenpesSee's Advance.

The Chicago Tribune, in brie., review
Of political matters in this State, says:
A review of the past will show that great
advances have been made in Tennessee.
When the first Legislature assembled,
under the amended constitution, In Nash
vile, in 1865, thousands regarded it as a
self-constituted body whose enactments
would never be worth the paper they were
written upon. Most of the same persons
now look upon it as the law making power
of the State, whose acts must be respected.
When the Legislature was called together
in special session, in 1866, to pass upon the
proposed amendment to the constitution of
the United States, the Vaccinations of NAL
contents in resisting its ratification leopard
izing the State Government itself, and the
danger was averted only by the frmness of
Governor Brownlow. Now, a similar at
tempt at complication would be considered
the madness of folly. Last year plot was
set on foot to hold State Convention to
alter the fundamental law, in violation of
the very provisions of that enactment, and
the plan was abandoned by its supporters
only after an executive proclamation had
been issued, threatening them with arrest,
and denouneing the scheme as REASONABLE.
Now, like conspiracy would receive en-
couragemens only from a few desperate
men, and could not assume the proportions
of great danger to law or order.
Among the gains, then, is the fact that
loyal government in Tennessee has firm
foothold, and is able to take care of itself.
The perils that menaced society as a pol.ti
cal community have nearly ceased dis
turbances are even tending downwards
from the stage of isolated riots into that
lower condition of affairs in which feeds
between individuals leads to lawless VIC
lence, organized persecution, and the petty
qualifications of malice Bad as all this
may be, it nevertheless shows that great
changes have taken place in public senti-
ment in Tennessee, and that the State is
progressing, slowly perhaps, but yet stead
lily, towards intimate peace and quiet,
Meantime, its loyalizing influences exteaG
continually into the surrounding territory
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
The Funeral OF General Price.

The funeral ceremonies over the remains of the
late General Price took place at the First Metho-
dist Church in St. Louis on the S0th ult A cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
His remains were placed in state at church. from
ten o'clock till the opening Of the funeral ceremo-
mics, and visited by Thousands Of our citizens
A continuous throng wendell their way through the
aisles from the time of opening the doors. ushers
being placed at each entrance to direct visitors 90
TO the route of entry and exit. The coffin was a
beautiful piece Of mahogany workmanship, orna-
mented with solid silver fowret leaves the handles
were solid silver, and the inside was tastefullv,
cushioned with black velvet. The BODY was dress
ed in plain suit of black broadcloth the coat bUt
toned up, his hands enrobed in white satin gloves
and folded over his breast, and black necktie en-
circling linen standing collar.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
says:
The funeral of Sterling Price, this afternoon wss
quite an imposing affair. The hearse was drawn
by six black horses and is the same that was used
in celebrating the obsequies of President Iincoln
The pal-besTers were Q. p. Chonteau, E. B. WING
y. NJ. Kennett, T. Polk, j. p Garesche Robe7t
Hull, x. II. Minsor, J. Harrison, J. II. Gem.
Morrison, VIM. Shields and j. r. Shaler. on
logy was pronounced by Rev. DR.. w. A Smith
-Four hundred ex-Confederate officers and soldier
participated IN the procession. A daughter-ip-lavx
OF the General was buried at the same time His
life was insured for $4,000 The remains wera in
TERED in Beefointaine Cemetery. He leaves four
sons and a daughter.
for fifteen years while mounting his CARRIAGE 20
drive IN the funeral eortege to-day, dropped dead
DE was native of Ireland, and aged thirty-seyen
years.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
Cabinet Changes.

In view Of the late heavy Republican losses IN
tho Northern elections, which Andrew johnson con-
strues into an endorsement Of his policy, important
changes are daily looked for in the Cabinet. All
rebedorn il iubant at the result and their elamors
for the renewal of such oficeholders as by their
LOYALTY have rendered themselves obnoxious to them,
viii fad an attentive ear and a ready will in the
nerson Of the Chief Executive The Cabinet will
no doubt be Immediately reconstructed, and in the
reconstruction the New York Democracy is expect
cd to play a very important part The late Demo-
cratic State Convention Of New York refused to
dorse johnson, and now TO appease them he will
give them the first choice in positions that are to
become vacant Late Washington dispatches rep
resent Senator Patterson saying while in fit OF
ecstacy over the result of the elections in Pennsy
vanis and Ohio, that Horatio Seymour of New
York. was to succeed Mr.. Seward. General Grant
will not hold his position Secretary of War many
DAYS longer and there is no telling who is to be his
successor though it will be some plant tool Of the
President. Steadman Blair, Mcclellan and others
are named in this connection.
There is general uneasiness among the clerks in
the different departments at Washington, who have
been true to the Republican party, fearing that for
their principles they are TO be discharged. ImpOr
tant changes may no doubt be looked for, as john
son is known to tolerate no who does not swear
BY his party.