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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26
6 D dies.

Sin auter Grfpt0.-Bir t6ren
n1it Gtrgntleen, bab bic 1beatsEuortea1ng am
t 'fst snf Ss1 @iSsn e't Bisf|snis' =, a@i St 1s' esn'ti$l III;
9ebra@t bat, 6errn @riinewalb ibre f@1Beaawertbe
Mitpirtuns fir bic BON ben,lelten fer1,er il arrat~
9irenben BprfeQun9en nidt III n~er5a9tt. 'Dtelta
II bS@f ebrermertb unb btueiif, ba6 Is tttitn
9erren 1T ber Shat Dor alent I'm Gprotrutg oes
STUNT in unitrtr Mitte III tbun it.
-Na& ben, unldnAf pailrten Con-
9reBeelt be fir &epubliruns songenfonaa9ent,ret,
bat 6err @alu1ba aus ber Sfffee eitee Ye'tfc1ts-
a9enter, III tel@e II 10 chen bineinlpa31ert ~sects
btnaus3uipaaieren.
- Trdulein WAne6 Norton, etn 1efaQs>
ner u,o a%efGQiaer 'Gngel ioute $1,000 @el96ft5-
fteuer an bic @tabt te3ubltn, {9,pebte besbalb mad
mnneapoIis, warb abr etngefangen unb n1ubte
uble9en."
@elbRmprb.-Sn mebiorb, @tetl
County erbine f9 ant %. BE-. 81. r1ittels einea an
Dem Querbalten fiber ber Stubentbir tefefi9ten
Gfientetd en Raufutann 1tauaen5 9nu. @runb
Der &bat: Gtef1nn, erseust bur& ginan3oerleseu>
betten*
-Mrbeiter entoedten tein @raten e.
neS Sellers am acknowledgement Mil1ppi~ l1fer
cine 9pbIe. 81 fe IN Der 5Dble ionlt NOD etpas
entoedten, pirb ni9t selast.
@dteBeret.-Sn ber @onuobeno,
Na@t 1@ub in Sneer Grove, Daeuta g., ftn ST.
lanber 1antets Me@or5eY einett Mnbern nan1ers
W2i9ael Weban nit elmer Jlinte in'8 @et9t. GsL
9e bteIe3 eirtI1en Neutrality-suspicious. ,uirb fir
9errn Meban tpabrlaeinlid ser @erlua fsiner Mu>
gen 1fin.
Gin vNte9er" nav,e1s Nnberion,
trurbe lebte Wo9e oor unierm polise'9eridt f4ul-
big b%eflnbeu, cine Gltate nnb eintn Nod 9elfoblen
Dies 1T Der erte uNig9er" felt lteber LANCER :3eit
ber ben Ypliseiridter IN Mabru1s eelest BAT,
Der pierte idbrlt@e Tsuermanr65aQ
am leBten Dtenfag tpar cine 9llnsenbe Afare uno
blieb III teiner Besiebun9 binter Sen @rtpartuueeu
5uriid, tpel9e bas publitum baspu 9ebe9t,
- @ir .b1ren, bas 6err @r1ncpalb
auf eine, ant i'm er9an9en, eG%inlaouns, aubGbaStn
beluden tiro, Geute ilber adt Sage, I'M balelbF
cine Sorlfelun9 gu seben.
-Bm. @htmmel urb So. in ct. Vez
ter baben bielen @inter tereitS $1,000 to S9pei~
n Feild eineefauft unb ein9elal3eu.
u t Don " d II al crma )
IN ber Dtnte,-Oie 81. Staat5;eitu1g Don,
~. I9reitt:
@eoen Nueuit BON @labn tpurbe gel tern Son
Gunan1i1ar 9uYne eia gerbaftsbefebl erIa0en, tpeil
bericlbe aneebli4 iein &intpmmtn gu eering anee=
sebet bat. Der gaQ Hirb beute Na9mitta9 2 ubr
CUR 8erbanblung tpmmen.
perfonalsN ptt3.-Gu W9ttore
.. q. @@iQod ipra@ eeQern tei uns sur unt
nit tarsn trfreut gu bSren, bab Ct beabi9tist
Ninneapplis gu ietner 5ein,at gu MAIDEN, {ptalb
Ct zinc paienbe Wubnuae fir feline Tantilie faufcn
fam. 2eute tpte 5erru S1iQpt {eben mir germ
3u uns %fennnaen, henn bier 1T Der plab, 100 Qeute
Ypn Capital nc quite @elegenbeit baben> ibre
Nittel pcrtbeilbaft an3ule9eu,
Minn. e..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26
9ie GrosbD Op,rnbaus 2ptterie.

Am II. ,. 81. fano in &bteaeo bic :3iet-
una fur bas Crosby = Spsrnbaus fatt. 81
$500 eepann eas pans. Der eladlt&t Su.
babe bts}sS grp6en Qoo}es III 81. 3. See, in
wr4irie 81 &uas, Rantplp5 So. S.A. so 81.
1Ioi@ bon 81 YpuiS.
Gplsenets fun bic ab1isen nit @eptngeu
bsraus e%efc,ameneu Nur,u1eru:
1882 ; 1896, ; 35460 $685.;
13,245:41,139 "A, 931 ; 8 SSH ; 200, 797;
1925, 465; S2,77; 2O5. 564; 1O6,S54; 29,OO6;
1858; 69,134, $50; 35,447: 108, 093; 16O,-
401 95,638 !; 1854; 2O, 900 2o4> sos ;
49 933 146, $50 1873; gig ; 42,62t ; So 459;
22l ; 1871 ,975 ii, 744; 9O,321 ;124,444; 49,
413; 1855; 192,2s7; 119,159; s., 254;28o,>
1879; 105, 406; 1896; 1852, $40; 1872; 49,.
O73; 152,997; 1873 ,919; 1SO,1OO; 137,179;
10000; 166, SlS &c, 1926; 199, 2O1; 1861 ;
S9.804; 256, 1865; 40.051; 66,972; 1870; 49,
pa; 46,065; 179. 400; 16B,4i5; 8O,7O2; &c.
176; 3O,026; is, 625; 126,8l9; 5,641 :
207, Az ;134, 831; 45,465; 1852; 5,957
| 172,470; 1880: 101, POP; IS, 954 ;28, 532
SO, 571 Is, 1873 ; 81, 923 80, 73e IL, 149;
141, 204 1871 14l; ", 657; 80. $50 ISL,
| 1928; 70, SAG; ", 493; 70, SOL ; 1875, 663 :
1875, 1877 80, $50 1885, 604 207, 55l ; Al,
975.
usbtrsie gmoauss sci Der 3iebuns bsr;@tst
Der Selesrapb:
Cine unseben.e Ma0s sou Wanns.an 8rau-
easpsrientn batten F@ an, Dpern paufe ber>
iammsIt, unb ala UNI II nbr bic 1tIreu se5f'
uno nit nit tpilbern 1nQeRint hogte bic Ma0e
DOT unb aufpGrta. xrcBten, eelaua es sieltn
Sunoertsn nitt, E@ blneiu,uerdngeu. I'm 10
Minuten por 10 eri9ien biz Committee nit BEN
Aa!eu uno tou;ee nit un01bcuter1 Dufalsipheu
begrGGi.
DteGypSty:D f.
II wabr19etnli9 elm 5u m bue.-De1
Gbicasper Gprrelppnbent Der q. 9. Gritune 1ast
es perbe serl@ert bab 9err Crosby TN 8e1ss
BET @epinnlple fir bte bret9auptgepinne nod BEN
erfen gstntnn, tptnt ni@t I'M 8eiB au& bieiea
lei. eDeS9letde,, bab bas benz 6auptgepiu,er 81
iberi9reibenbe v6pernbaus" ni@t, tiRe u~rlpriing-
lid serl9ert pprben, bas 9aa5e Spernbaue. ion
bern 1ltr bas Nubienwtmr1er in Rem ursu9anslis
tben @entral=8lod lei.
Circular oom Gommid 7
Der tnne1n> @ttuern. Der Gpn>
mi6dr Ter innern :.@teuern erlieb eth
@t1tutar: al cte @oQeectorer, boB yor lest
an aQe @p|rstuoien> fQr pel@e 8pnp fit
Beri.nbung 8eseten tporben fne, nit Sc,
}9lab1 3u~ bele8e1 fno, penr, fe anbers
100 j0efunben ,reteeu, al5 In Eranft d,
@aarenbduier,far we!de Elm grlaubnib<
l@efn 9e8ebe1 tparoe.
Na& ben 20.in(f. t1nnet1 nrr 1ol&e
SpIrttupi len, mel@e aus len @aaren<
bduiern, mad Besabluns BET Gtsuer ents
fernt wurpenl ais 9eleBlibe 9anbel8arti.
tel be!radtst ,uerter, Bonn3 o1rfen rt1t
fit erlol9eu srfldrt 1oerben. ou99enemme,1
e wtre Elm G%mpfanb@deih pott, :beu,
Waartnbau|e porae3eigt oes1. l6 ,tHSroi be@
tpteien, oab ipssseQt l1n1itdnce pte bHA>
fdtli&e Grfiuung Der Bfe{aBrnsen ber
8puts uumSel@ u1aGten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26

Mm Isttsu .@snnta6 farb ber 68 SABRE alte,
Orr Btufon Galloway, etu:r BET fritfReu
&uFbIer IN ct. Saul. ,..:45~"
DIR preu6il&e General 1elttt {eu nd in
bsn Scr. @taaten auf balteu, UNI has Armee-
teitu bsrieltex III futtrtu. ~.
-@artbalbt eruaatut III einem pFsnsn S&ret.
ben &utY Spbnleu, f@ nit beuk 9pn9rsB aus3u-,
ft1usu. So tAubeu Dbreu esprebtet.
-Sn grantri& bat Elm R%abinetswe9ltl
fattgetuusen ans beutet man teuSelttn ,als ein
an3et@sn etnet uasbr htesertf9sn peltas.
SIM pafex ron Nep Orleans litstx q
6@iFe nit $1,000 Bautn Baumpeue bur& cine
@anbtaut am Huslaufen b~erbiubert, G6 tperben
aQe &nRrexgun8en getaa4t, bas 4tuberuib ax6
BEN @ese ia rauneu. g
@clbbertdufe. Dit Gpmmittte fit
Mfittel unb @eee tR ateretu8elunuaeu, cine Blu
~ btrt@teu, xa9 BET 8tnau3mtutaer Ne GuI-
loueb @plhSerf6ufe etne @p@e lang bttautu,a-
&en unb mtheua R etfbteteubeu ben Con-
trait ebf&lieBsn mug.
- Gs it int Gonert6 clue glQ ein9tbra&t aur
Giniebur9 einer COMMITTEE bpu 3 Bur8tru
(Ni4tbeartttn) jur untertu&nu ing Der @u8ele3en-
bett lee @@ab.D epartemsnts.
-Gart. @irart 9smtt, einsr unlere. tbdtiefsn
@sfddftsleute I'M Gelbe bts @tunbet9enttumoe-
ihdfts bat eine iebr CUTE sc @eiten farte Brc.
i9iire fiber Riuuel ota hrudeu lo6en, uel4e 9ar3
ssrtrefli@en @a4peis dber uufe,n@ taAt enttdlt
uub psu 9f-rE 9eritt untnt8eltli& Sertbttlt
wirb.
-Dlaior % S.@nietr,t If 3ufoloe teua Oua.
tuuna Surnal, 3uua DEPUTY &p1rttcr ieues st.
qridt ernauut tpurhru.
sir ben, Der Branbfiftung an9ettaetenSebn
Suin9sp prtb murbe BON gDtQts M.@ pruapr, eiu
9abeas Corpus @tiu@ bti &Ri@ttr @iltiu eiuee-
ris@t. @ormur furosrte bic Bretla6un8tes St.
fan9enen, III BEN Ct 8elteub ~ una@en fu@tt, It"
Rene: ba6 tas 3eueniB Boa George SQtnns-
portb ale wttbtipre9tab In I'D feltf ;srfaqe uab
amtiterS Bag 9etn fdli9lt& auf Brantftftan8
(areon) ens.t!aet fet, ba tas @elsB bte(es gt1-
brs9en nur ia ~fatuire, 100 Scenario eaS 9aus
zines q n ; II anaintst Sobn SQtn9smprtb
0au@es aepeien. Der Ni9ter oertparf bas St.
fuG unb Frfrte bic Bdrel9aft auf $4,000, wel@e
i'd BET Bater bes Mnq,tlagten III Felen e>bpt.
MQein ter &id:er fanb bas ppn SQi~neswprtb
fen. gen,atte Blrei&aftsanertieteu ni9t btu
ldng.i9 F@er nnb f@tdte SQtngsuprtb 1untor
inc @efdngnib, ru Ct, tenn ni9t ftrnere Barg-
{9aft 8ege5en tuire, bleibeu mug
-Die an timer anbereu @teue tes BIatts t.
nitnte Snbtaner9elanbtf@aft aa@te ant Iebte,
tcntag 1T eiueut te9Slpduxigsn @@lttten cine
@pa3ierfabt tur@ bic @tabt. Das 1t raebr ale
u1anae 2eute fertis brtneen fSnnex, bic feline
,Bdbies. lsteub eerSfet.
-Gaspar pfeiFtr wurbe ssu Mi@ter 2ambtrt
nm $40. unb Rotten 8efraft, neil Ct ieiu Dteuf.
mdt&eu Sef9la9ta.
4eue 9r9aHi1ationbes Euru-
peretnS ~ 8 II a t a.-Der xuru.
Seretn ndblte foleenbe Germ al5 RitsIteter
ieinfS neuen tir 6 Monate TT Gunftto1 tleibeu-
ben BurRantS:
u. 9crfuan erfer @pre@tr.
s. Mannbeiu, 3ueittr y
g.. @reiusr ct fer Iurnwartb
s. 8su 3peiter
s. Dtnnijis protot. @%riftparlb
st.. JppS &ure6ponb.
5. Manubtimsr S@aemeiRer.
s. bauamel 3euetpartb
8. 9rpliser @ertraaensua6nuer.
s. Newfaltj
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Mstr'8
8 berrD y ectoral@

6A8 tpc1tbertbmte 9eiln1ttttl f1r
&uften, Grfdltuug, be9tnnennc
@hpinbfubt ut,b fir 2tnoe>
r1ne . @btpinoiuhti=
Aer, bic it5 fApn ina
tcr0crnHten 9ta=
biurn ser &rauf=
Nett bcfnben.
Gas peetrrol it - Ianse sstrn:}at msrte1
unb bat 70 ollaeneiAe Mr?erfcnnun9 ~aef.nrc!
hab mir nur nSttis taten, benz pub!;fN,1 i.
GfrI4erun9 81 9e&cn, eaB feline SuclitIt IL g.
it, pte je susrr, unp baB man l9 al}p earaG,
o~erla7e:, tal,n, cab Is t~ieielken Nuren te.rirfi wie
Htber.
s3ntereitet Ven
81. 6 6. Aser S; Co..
srafh19e uno aua!stiihe Gbemiahe1
Qp-mell, mail.
VA babcn nberaQ hei a[sn Truqaiisn~
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gr6bt& @Qger.
mGbel Tobrif

6. Rrdmeratb,
au ter Re{erre &reet, cine babe Met;e a2:3ptaao
lid BON @tablmann'S Braue,ets
: Dt.fe gabrtt pirs sur9 elite axsseaeiGue;a gDa3e,,
traft eetrteteu nnb ltefert tdslta he srtete nab 6ste
Ausmabl tsu
8ettfe1len, StnbIem
|fpwte- -
W5beIu aIIerArf.
Die 8abrtt II bic beR- etngeri4tete in. etaat, he
neuefen serbeferten Naldtnen uerben In terieHen g.
brandt unb lam i'd MSbeltdxbler, edreiuer 4. {. T.
+, gut xns btate ~serforseu, ais treeus etxe tatrh 1t
Ntluautee unb Qbtea8p.
~ MQe Mrten Dre& s1erarbetten wertex AT eae
gtnttlt@fe %befprgt. Wf6belftretner fuben Gtf&f4Ss
gettfeaexfh6e uxb anheTe sebre@felte Artttel tn ssob<k
auantttdteu Hprrdttta. ~
Dsf-Ofaee, st. paul.
437 g.. @rdtaeratt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26

Reue Hferhe tmporte.--@euree 8<atts. raeebesgt
sa'& ben fdpe1en s&las sesrrfeu, tat cine xese &spsss
vel axase,etdneter 1duIe ~tmvorttrt. bic In Ben 6txGen
auEa ssrat fe4sx.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26
@abaiba'p 9rn9 @tore.

Maba1bdp SrnD 9tpre.
81. @. Nenapnbinp 4 :
lit rad ieiueu, neucn 8rid Store an Matn Strage, uu1-
Hsreen nnb pdnfdt bieles letnen grrunben unS Benz
aAibltun' au1uietseu, ea6 ct furtwatreus TIM eture bal
tn pirb
Mebictntn better Oualttdt,
2vr!e gle sansliaen patent. N7ebtetnen.. ME ta fxb sua
f. FL es Msxs; S Ssa aas S aasa,s 4tu @sessafs S's R, sai r.
$xltten's Original prdparattpnen, Gteefeuan1. &lart'S
tIb 9uppnepy Grauen.pt1eR unb nod stele aueere.
'Ma& fprtudtrenb an 6anb cine SsQtsmmene auswa1l
9en elias, garbewaaren. Delea unb garntfte a1e. Dit.
4sler,; metepa1$. une S&ratbarRen. - :
Ppm 1.t1etten:0 eetnfdnse1 babe I'd stne etske ans'
4arbemtttel fat bic 5aarc, feline seifeu. Ba9npu!per,
!BatHbsraex, Rdu.ue v. {. y. -
Dte Snarebteuaeu eer Recepte merben SON etner
pentftbsn alpotbefer ;ufammense(est nit ser er6b-
ten Dprftdt.
Or. Rihars 2ampe Mrs serlturt4 bic 2rantta
~ssbtenen, Seine Offse 1T In. Strre. ~ t"e4%
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u .elaeHtkhmkder4n.

IN. etstrtthmKderan .
eeduussfoF. hn III
.@troPbeln nenner,
lauert in ter Gpr9itxticu
fbr eiekr. 2eute. 81 It.
ae,t9t extwfter einea g.
@n69ter1 berbprbeaex
3uaanb bes Btutes,
oofr it babur9 berser
9e1ufen. Das Blut mirb
unfabis, bic 2ebenstrof
in ibrer Tbatietrit -
erbalte,1, NIB bas e.
'jtsnt pirb bsraxsirt uub
krihf auTphf ANN anfnna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-20
Relief for Horses & Cattle

T,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. n
i fully informs the public that he has ryAN
establlshedR - Ah
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-20

established ah
Stable and Veterinary Ofdce,
225 South G Street,
On the Divide, between Gold Hill and Vir.
ginls City. Nevada, where he Is prepsr-
cd to bestow medical attention to
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP & DOGS,
Which may be entrusted to him. He also offers
q Free Consultation at his Once from 10 to l2
o'clock A. N. daily, having had AN extensive ex:
perienee In the business In Europe and the United
States, and lately OF San Francisco. He zen,
abled 10 apply the most efficient and successful
remedies against diseases of all kinds and solicits
the public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer.
enees Of unquestionable veracity, from men OF
known respectsbility.
20 J.McK. MUNRO, 'rsH.
Veterin nary Surgeon.
Diyide Feb, o5. 1867 feo5-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-20
CAUTION.
CAUTIoNI

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT PA.
~ MELIA SHIFLET has lett my bed With.
out lust cause or provocation, and that VIII not
pay any bills or debts Of hsr contrasting, from
and after this date. d. W. SHIFLET.
Gold Hm. April Q, 1857. aps.lott
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
Knoxville, Tenn, November =, -
immigration,

-.ok. sos immigrants, chiefly
During the p' through Cincinnati for the purpose
Germans P.s, ,be following States: Missouri, 49,
Of setting - Ohio S.; Wisconsin, rs Tennessee
Illinois, ., 90; kentucky, ST. Iowa, AZ.
inui he seen that all Of these immigrants have
II WI radical States for their homes save the 81
S'leo,' 70 kentucky and we doubt not these 81 will
VIZ .,bst State when they see what lswless Con-
ioD, ,s,,ve hole they find themselves in.
tennessee gets g. A lying correspondent OF the
,,.byille Union and Dispatch writing under recent
ATE from Bristol, says because Of BrOwnlow's re-
election some good Conservative citizens nave
.bsndoned. East Tennessee. We have no evidence
~ the truth Of this assertion, but if it be true 50
mote Il Be.
Men who are go malignant in their disloyalty as
=, desire 10 abandon the State because Forrest OF
Harris or some such man is not il control OF affairs
are class Of citizens whose supremacy in Tennes'
.es would forever dsbar from citizenship here The
thrifty and industrious foreigner, and the law-iov
ing. aw-abiding capitalist Of the Northern, West
arm and Southern States. To Tennessee one suct
thrifty. indusirious citizen, is worth dozen efete
law rebels, who never performed days labor IN
life time and will never do anything for the deyel
,nroent Of Tennessees resources OF the welfare o
the people
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13


Ara meeting of the Quarterly Conference held
for the Maryville Circuit of the III. T. Church, s.
Carpenters Camp Ground, BlOunt county, Tenn,
on the 14th Of September, 1867 the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, In the providence OF Almighty S Se
cur beloved brother, William J Th,ro -;
called from the Church mtans 70 we VI.
nmnbant. And whereas, this strange Pr0vioenc0
has come upon us at time ana anoer circuni-
stances we least anticipated; therefore, =.
PesolpeG That the country has lost one Oh l's
nprest ,atriots and truest friends.
PesoIUsd That we bow with humble submission
70 the nscrutible and unerring hand of Providence
who cannot err. -:
ResoLucd That the NJ. E. Church has lost IN MIN .l
talented efficient and usefsl minister, occupying
for several years both relations to the CnurCI s'
of travelling and local preacher, and TINS O0nIel-
ence has lost an influential and viglans men5sr III
her deliberations.
Pesolred, That this Conference tender TO the VIA
ow and orphan children Of our deceased DroIner
their kind coincidence their christian symPatnles
| and their prayers. ,
| ResoLUed, That copy of these resolutions Oe
| furnished Sister Dowel, signed by the Cemmlttee
/ appointed by the President of this conference
! REV. ]. Albert Hyden) for that purpose,
Resolved That these resolutions be puohsneo ii
! the KNOXVILLE WING and Athens RspneAcd''-
SPENCER HENRY, Chairman
J. A. RUBLE,
G. g. OCoNEEE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

NV Tennessee, and other States wnere color
ed men hev votes, to observe ho'y they are
treated in Ohio, where the Ablishnists don't
need EN-. In them States we extend to EN-
corral invitashun to act with us.
Res0sUed, That copy Nv these resolo0-
shens be sent to President Johnson, with an
ashoerance NV our undated confidence IN
his integrity, patriotism and mot1isty.
The meetin broke up with three cheers
for the democracy NV Ohio, nine for the
Republicans of that State, and one for the
State at large.
The Fakulty Nv the Institoo met next
mornin for the purpose NV revisia the Scrip
ters. It wuz dssided that the word white
shood be inserted wherever necessary, and
that that edishen only be yoesed by the
Democracy and Conservativ Fepubikins.
We made progress, the follerin bein few
Nv the changes:
$50 God created ,rhite man in His own
image"
"Whosoever, therefore, shell confess me
before tchite men" &c.
9Sufer little irhite children to come unto
me. for NV such is the kingdom NV Hea-
ven."
WITCH last is comfortin, CT it shows that
the QlSIlDCbuSu Is hSp6 up tAAOu6A al ~
nifty. give these merely ez samples. We
shell hev it fnisht in a few days, and, eff
funds kin be raised, shell publish it. Sieh
vershun Nv the Skripters is needid.
find the Dernekratie mind is exercised
over the question Nv the succession to
Wade. Ny voice is for Vallandygum
Never wuz there SIGH a saint never wus
Their man so abused by the tyranikel
minions of irresponsible powec He hez
suffered for us, and now he must hev his
reward. 1t hez bin urged that the ten cent
colleckshun in 1863 wuz sufishent for his
marterdom. deny it. know all about
it. He got nuthin NV it. Every Demekrat
in Ohio who he'd taxes to pay, or who
wantid a new pare uvpants, or whose boots
needed half solin, took up solleckshun
for Vallandygum. l know that's so, for |
wuz Demekrat in Ohio, lehorin under
pecooniary endorsements in them days
myself Let Vallandigum hev the place he
so well earned
PETROLEUM v NAsBY. p. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster)
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The following are
the real estate transfers registered in the Office of
the County Court Clerk for the week ending No
vember 18th, 1867:
D. A. Deaderick, Attorney, TO John Foley, lot in
Knoxville for $3.50
Samuel Flenniken to e. II. Flenniken, tract of
land in Knox county for $500.
G. P. Smith to T. A. Smith, tract of land in Knox
county for $500.
John D. Steele TO E. ]. Hendrix, tract of land in
l4th district Knox county, for $3.50.
John Fouche to Robert Turner, lot in Knoxville
for $ls6.
Nancy Stevens TO D. A Carpenter, tract Of land
in Knox county for $1,000.
Edmund Haun to Armintee cDonough, tract Of
land in Knox county for $4,000.
S. H. Davis to G. R. Brandau, tract of land in
Knox county for 5000.
S. a. McOlannahan and wife to s. B. Luttrell,
tract of land in Knox county for $1,000.
Perez Dickinson to L. r. Garden, tract of land
in Union county for 5000.
S. T. Atkin to A. A. Tslmage tract Of land in
Greene county for sle,o0e
Exchange and Deposit Bank to James Kennedy,
lot in Knoxville for $500.
F. Neubert to NJ. 4. Hickey, tract of land in Knox
county for 500.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
National Thanksgiving.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF The
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

In conformity with recent custom, that may
now be regarded as established on national consent
and approval, /, Andrew johnson, President OF the
United States, do hereby recommend TO my fellow
citizens, that Thursday, the twenty-eght day OF
November next, be set apart and observed through
out the Republic az day Of National Thanksgiv-
ing and praise to the Almighty Ruler OF Nations,
with whom are dominion and fear who maketh
peace in His high places.
Resting and RETAINING from secular labors on
that day. let US reverently and deTouty give thanks
to our Heavenly Father for the mereies and bles-
sings with which He has crowned the now closing
wear. Especially let US remember that he has COW
cred our land, drought all its extent, with greatly
needed and abundant harvests; that he has caused
industry to prosper, not only in fields, but IN
our workshops, in mines and in our forests. he
has permitted us to multiply ships upon our lakes
and rivers and upon the high seas and at the same
time to extend iron roads far into the secud-
cd places of the Continent as to guarantee speedy
overland intercourse between the two oceans. He
has inclined our hearts to turn away from the do
nestle contentious and cummotions consequent upon
distracting and desolRting civil war, and to walk
more and in the ancient ways of loyalty, con-
Citation and brotherly love. He has blessed the
peaceful efforts with which have established new
and important commercial treaties with foreign ma
tons; while we have at the same time strengthened
our national defenses, and greatly enlarged our ma
tional borders.
While thus rendering the unanimous and heart
felt tribute of national praise and thanksgiving,
which is so justly due TO Almighty God let US not
fail to impore Him that the same Divine protection
and care which we have hitherto so undeservedly,
and yet so constantly enjoyed may be continued to
our country and our people throughout all their
generations forever.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to be af-
fixed
Done at the city of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of October, in the year of our
[sEAL. Lord one thousand sight hundred and sixty
seven, and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the ninety-second.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
WIN H. SEWARD. Secretary of State
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cents per acre Knox county, with hno s7
Vile as its county seat, has an average val, 4,
nation r,tS n Of sill 81, and Hamilton county, IN
which IS IS situated the town Of chattanTGgs,
a valuation Of s12 16. The Comptroller II helr
report contains an interesting I nrone T Of
i lLs State tho average value of lands, and
The sbe State taxfor series Of years. In 1886
the t1e value of property of the State was sll7,-
ass. 1885, the average value of land was four
dollars Fer acre; the State tax on 800 OF
property was cents, and the poll tax was
ia cents. In 1861 the value of property
was s361, Az ,746; the average value OF
land IS 20; the State tax Is cents, and the
poll tax 80 cents. In the years of 1868 and
1864 no taxes were levied. This year the
value of property of the State is estimated
az s230, 357 ,631 the average value OF lane
Sc 46; the State tax % cents, and the pol
tax 81 25.-NdshUiue Banner.