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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
Meeting in Hawkins nauntr.
RoeERsvIILE. Tenn. Jun.

h0GERsVILLB, Tenn, June IL, 1867.
Pursuant to previous notice, portion of the eiti
zens of Hawkins Hancock and Jefferson counties
met at the Court House in Regersvile. The meet.
ing was organized by the appointment of Mai. C.
}. Mckinney, Chairman, and Jos r. Armstrong.
Secretary. --4,
On motion, Committee Of four was apponted 10
prepare and present preamble and resolution. OK
pressive of The objects Of the meeting whereupon
the Chairman appointed Capt wm NJ. Piper. Col
A Bird, Thomas j. Amis, Esq, and Alfred Ne
kinney, who, after having retiring for short time
returned and submitted the following, which wss
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS AT a Convention recently held al
cambridge, Jefferson county, Jeseph Eckle of
hawsins county, wss nominated az candjdate 70
represent the counties OF HAWKING Hancock ana
Jefferson in the Senatorial branch Of The next Iev
slature and believing him 10 be the choice Of me
unconditional Union Of the District, therefore
be il
Resolrsd, That We fully endorse the action Of said
DSnorldge Convention, and recommend said nolii-
nee 10 The voters OF the District IS A man suitabe
and worthy of their confidence and support.
And Whereas, At Conventions held al Dandridge
and Russeiville, James Hall, Of Jefferson county
nominated for Foaier for the district CONFESSED
of the counties OF Greene, Jefferson Hawkins and
haacock, Hn0 beieVlng him to be a man worthy Of
the support and confidence Of the Radical Union
men Of the District,
Resolved, That we fully endorse and -atify The
action Of said Conventions, and recommend him 10
The support of the Radical Union men 81 The Dis
trict.
hcsotred That we approve of the nomination OF
W. g. Brownlow candidate for reelection 10 the
office Of Governor Of the State Of Tennessee. and
will give him our hearty and cheerful support.
Resotred, That we cordially endorse and heartily
approve of tha course pursued By The Radical Union
majority Of the State Legislature and return the
members thereof our sincere thanks for their advo
eacy Of true Republican Union principles.
Resotred That il is the sense Of this meeting that
our distinguished friend and fellow-ctizen charles
= Mckinney, deserves and win receive The IN
ieigned thanks Of his constituency for his honest
and patriotic course in the past Legislature
hesosred That William a. Shepherd Is our arsi
choice for Representative for this couusv and we
ton 10 'oeasS-
heaotced That We approve Of Che policy adyo-
Gated oy the Hon. r. L. Butler and ploacebina our
support Ter congress in the coming election.
$1,000, That copy Of these proceedings be
,S2rNafeea 70 ihe Knoxville Wing and fsresnsville
New Era and request It's publication no
CITAs- j. McKrxNEY e,Soirt,a,
30. X AkNsTRoNe, Secretary
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49, Mann Inna q bal.

JAsrEEy IennJ June y 1901
Ats Radical Union Convention, held ia Jasper
Marion county. Tennessee on the first Monday in
June, 1857, for the purpose of nominating a suita-
bic person to represent the county Of Marion in the
next Legislature, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
On motion, Austin A. Coppinger, Esq, was called
to the chair, and VIM, o. Patton, Esq appointed
Secretary, ,es gs-.ss ssrs.
The following persons we're appointed a commit
tee TO draft resolutions, viz ~
Homar Parish, Thos. Gillian, Capt VIM Pryor,
]. Randall, D. M. Ketcham, L. p. Kelly N. n Lii
CART G.. w. Dame, Amos L. Guaetb, Squire Gray
son and Edward Francis, who reported the follow
ing, viz:n dra2 I zo1 aa
be l.. Resolved, That we heartily endorse and SD
prove Of the Reconstruction Policy of the 39th
Congress of the United States rs applied TO our
sister States. ra
I'd. Resotued, That we heartily approve of and
endorse VIM. g, Brownlow for Governor, and re-
cognize in him true and noble patriot, and we
pledge him our cordial and hearty support for re-
election. H bslgs
Sd. ResOlued. That we heartily approve of the
course pursued by Wm. B. Stokes, in the 30th Con-
gress, and that we pledge him our hearty support
4th. ResogUed That we heartily endorse the Rad
zeal Legislature of this State and return them our
heartfelt thanks for the pursued by them in
our last State Legislature.
5. ReSOtred, That we cover our faces with shame,
when we contemplate the disgrace brought upon the
State Of Tennessee by her adopted, teacHcr0us son.
Andrew johnson. -l
9Th. That we nominate Col r. S. Roulstou "a A
candidate 10 represent the lova portion of Marion
county IN the next State Legislature.
9TH. Resolved That we send a copv of these nro
ceedngs and resolutions TO the Knoxville Whip.
Press and Times, and the Chattanooga Republican.
A. A. CoPPINeER, ChGiJ7aan
Z WV. q. PATTON, Secretary
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ne are authorized to announce REUBEN ROGERS Of
Campbell county candidate for the State Senate the
eth Senatorial District composed OF the Camp
bell, Anderson, Claiborne Granger and Union.
We are authorized and requested Of
~ G. c. READ, the unconditional Union candidate for
representative Of awkns county In the Lower Branch Of
the next General Assembly. He hcrs himself a candidate
at the solicitation Of many friends and felOwsoidiers
We are authorized and requested 70 announce the mama az
STEPHEN MATHEWS a. candidate Tor State Senator from
the counties Of Bonnt ssyer Cooke and Gree the en-
suing August election .-. ft. ~ ~
To de Voters Of De RadaI Jaioa Prrfg 81 Eoy and Eoose
(. coisstes, Cotored men iac'aded;
Not having been out by solicitation but from de-
sire 20 be elected freely and Voluntarily myself as
On ndent candidate for the State Senate supporting
70 breEnow Tor Governors and subject the will OF the peo
= Very Respectfully,
tt a sa eas u d. =. HARRISON.
We are authqrzcd and requested announce the name Of
W l. IEDGEENOODs as candidate represent Knox
county IN he Lower Branch Of the next General Assembly,
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Eortbern Sneaks.

This il class of men settled in The sse reoeious
state, whose RATING education and convictions OF
right, make them Union men, bat whose desire to
ret.auipIoyneas J1aaeguire social position and to
6e notice. ~ pefscns q p2Perty, sndsupposed in
auence 8stisesss q rspoise the Rebel Conserya-
tive cause and ,eet after those who despise theln,
and entertain Cor them unutterable contempt. The
rebels appreciate thcns and hate Then. for the'r
cringing sycopbancy, and base abandonment oil
principle. The Union men Of the country look
upon them With scorn and contempt, and have ne.
tort ofconfdence in any profession they may make
They are, therefore without real friends in tho
ranks Of either party and they are justly regarded
rs the meanest class Of men now in The South Ar
orthodox Union man considers it an honor for all
such s.saks TO vote against him, and talk in oppo-
silion to him.
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Letter from the Late Commissioner OF
Monroe County.

ATHESs, Tenn, june J., 1867.
Col j 3. 5coaRlosr, Eieosslle, Tam
SR--Will ycu be kind enough 10 allow mo- The
use Of your paper TO make the following statement
understand that Mr.. Etheridge in his address
yesterday to the people Of Mcslinn county al This
place, stased tbs. Gov Brcwnlow removed the Com
missioner Of Registration q Monroe county fer the
reason only thai sid Conitaission5r was Conserva
tive Now dc not know what has been reported
to Gov Brownlow ccncsihing ito registration of
the county Of Monroe, but this do know, that the
Commissioner has been an unconditional Union n5an
all his e that he endorses the action Of tho late
radical Congress and loyal Legislature; that be
sefFea Two years as an Assistant Surgeon in the
uh'on army end did All be cold 70 defeat the reb-
els that be Is friend Of the franchise law. and If
ne hve until August next be will vote for Cover.
nor brownlow. Now IL That constitute a Conser-
FAtive the Commissioner Is one II not he beers 70
be excused. Mr. Etheridge denounced The Commits
s'oner' As the scum Of society. Now the COMMIT
,oAes that has been superseded in Monroe coentv
-" Gown as they may be, has not 20. low enough
Il. a. with rebels and Copperheaas and vote
Tor Mr. Ethcridge wv
respectfully,
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Know Thv DESTINY.

MADAnE E. y THoRSroN the great English Astologis,
caryOyant and PsychOmetrcian who astonished theis
&c classes Of the Old World has located herself 5
= Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful power Al
second sight, 70 enable her 70 impart knOwsdzs AZ a.
greatest importance 70 the single married either
While in state Of trance, she delnestss the very atur.
the person you to marry and BY the aid Of nsums
Of intense power, known the PsyehOmotroPs, guarantee
to produce eke picture Of the future husband wife Of
the applicant together with date Of marriage position liz
leading traits Of character &c This humbug as hog
sands Of testimonials asser She VIII send desired
certified certhcate written guarantee that The picture
Is what 1t purport 70 be- BY enclosing snail lock hair
ana stating place Of birth, age disposition and psxoB
and enclosing ATTY cents and stamped envelope
yourself VIII receive the picture and desired in formation
by rsturn mall All communicatons ssoredly con6dentis
Address in confidence MADAME +. T. THORNTON, Pc
BOX 20 Hudson n. 4. may1-ly
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TO coNalrMprrurn

ne edfer.ispr having besn restored to hesfsht
y tsLy 4mpie remedy, eftsr having sufsrs5 sE us
ss ~ Ro,s AZ xious 3 make known to hi. AL dss
~ ~ ~ Nn9 eestrei =, be viii send a copy Of H.
tsed Tree o. charzel with the directons "a pfscfp
os,ls eoe same, which they viii find sUaE eega5ag "a,
AsIAHA BkoSoHlIfs, CoUsHs CO. ior Co.
inreet end Lung Infections. Ths only obis.t and
s,r. :. 's1S1g ses Is @ benefit the
NJ hopes every sufferer viii try his re1sdv y. ~
az ana may prove blessing Psrti.. ,r
' F7'oip fhkk, by return mail viii ues.s sihag
m.,s,v ,v.r, REV EDWARD wII.s sSqSr''s
maye-iY Williamsburg, Kings COUNT Nh,
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Tribute OF Respect.
Masonic HALL, TENNESSEE LopaE,
u ~ II N, Il IL

masonic HALL, TENNESSEE LODGE
le1 is-= No. 2O4, =. and A. MAsoNs,
s1E r0g r' lg June H. 1861.
WHEREAs II has pleased Almighty God TO re-
move from our midst our worthy brother, WILLIAM
MARcUM, who departed this life june 18th, 1861,
in christian triumph after protracted and painful
illness Therefore, be it
ResoLVed, That in his death this Lodge has lost a
worthy and useful member, the community in
which he lived good CITIZEN his loss 60 his fam-
ly is irreparable but we are proud to believe that
their loss is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That the members of this Lode engage
in the usual funeral ceremonies, and that he Be
buried with Masonic henors
ReSotced, That the members Of this Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and
that the family be provided With copy Of these
proceedings.
Res0IUcd That the Knoxville WHIe and the
Knoxville Conpsereiat be requested to publish the
same.
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rlayl.Iy

fouNe LADY returning 70 Der coantFJ home ALA.
o1Ih o. few months ia the city hardly rscoga.5 =
IN place Of coarse rustic, flushed face he ~
49,. teoy complexion Of almost marble gmo0thness and i,
three she really appeared but eighteen TO-
ths cause Of 20 great change, she plany to,
1890 - M .assa the Circassfan RaIma, and so5
- - . ~ acquisition any Lady toilst \,
49, ~ can improve their personal a.
IN 59aaIed ioe II Is simple in oombiaatio1
eps yet unsurpassed in It's eicacy
yns ne Sun and eomplexion By its rset seton on NJ
sAi and leaving the surface Nature Inteaed n m
cieal soft smooth and beautiful Price 81 seDt - M ?,
Express receipt of an order BY - i@" o.
w. L. CLARK 9 CO., Chemist
Itft No. West Fayetis St. syrncnsa n =
THIS emily American Agents for the sale 81 the san. =
mav1-1v
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Now and Then.

ln June, 1851, the Rebel Governor Of Tennessee
was shipping troops from Middle Tennessee 10 East
Tennessee 10 make Union men behave themselves
Now, loyal Governor is shipping troops from East
Tennessee TO Middle Tennessee, 10 make rebels be
have themselves This is what we call tlrning the
tables.
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East Tennessee WESLEYAN CoIIege.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of East
Tennessee. Wesleyan College, held at the College
bGilding in Athens, on the 18th inst, among other
things the following resolutions were adopted,
to-wit :. i5dS-s ele sJe1
ISt Re5olted, That we approve Of J. L. Spences
course as our agent and disappove Of the structures
against him in the knoxyille Commercial and other
papers. % .f. .f tH
I'd. ResOtoed That we tender him our earnest
thanks for his fathfulncss and success as our agent
e1J THos. II. PEAKNE, President
NJ. l.. PHILLIPS, Secretary pro tenn.
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COUNTY cOURT-BLoUST C0UETY.
PETITION TO SELL, LASp

G. 0eespia vs. Jehn esilssPe JaIass a. CslIs.pis
IT APPEARING FROM THE PETITION
Bed al this that She defssdant John osps and
james a. Gillespie, residents OF STATE Of Teunss
see i theoss ordered that pubcation Be made for fost
SUCCESSIVE weeks m BrOHnioUg Wig notifying
ants 70 appear County Cour b hsd county
Blouut ~ the c0urt house IN Mafyv Monday
OF August 1857 and plead answer, eur said psson
OF the same viii b aFn Tor confessed, and for hearing
Il paHte.
JaBe as 1851 itpG r. e. rucKER, Clsrs Z
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HON. HORACE MAYNARD will speak al
Election Tickets.

Those wanting the Republican Union tickets for
the several voting districts Of Knox county will be
supplied at The VINO Office without money or price
Get tickeis in Time and have them at every pre-
cinct so that the Radical Union majority may loom
up IN old Knox, 70 the conformation Of Lrailors
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ERRORS OF vorrmu

6snslcnan who snnersd for years from Nsr,,..
Premature Decay, AMI all thn effects Of vontbsi Debility
VIII iof the sake Of slferine humanity san5 r.
9eea ~ me recipe and directions for making tbs ~ shs
~ ~ Nnieh ne was cured Sufferers wishing h n-st ie
confidence. - fot 81 a ssSin as N pgtari
ney SAy ..t O. Cedar gfraaf ~
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JUNE BULBS. IssI. -o-A.4fbnt.

IN THIS CAUSE III APPEARING
from the allegations Of the bill wbich are sworn to th.t IN
dsfendent A. A. Blackburn, iB citizen Of the ssis ef or
also that me ordinary % Law h served upon
% ~ - therefore ordered b. the Clerk Master "a ~
June kuies 1907, thnt publication BE- n11ds m four cess
weeks n Brow nsws Wig, noiiHg said defendant 40
pear before the Chancellor a. Chnncery Court held a
NE court house n Dsndfgs the Grs Bcnday AFTER fs
fourth Monday Of October next and then a6d flsr b. -.
answer demur otherwise make defense sad b on a.
sane VIII Be taken oE confessed hm aud the cuss 80
Town for hearing parte. A copy Of ths order
June 20, 1877 ftpf5 WGAIHRAT,rTT n a A
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ORIGINAL AND ATTACHMENT BILL.
z r. Arnol5 " y n srosTv efJ
IN. THIs CAUsE- IT APPFAp1N

from the allegations Of the bill which soys a. tbs a.
residence Of the defendant, j.. b. sn0dd h, - -
that the ordinary Of Law cannoe hs served mon
IL s therefore ordered by the Clerk md Master Al ~ |
weeks n BroWn9vs Wing, notifying said defendant = ap-
Deore me at Shancery Court to BE- hd M
the court house &c Dandrdge, the first Monday ar the
fourth Monday Of October nex then there 10 plead an
iWer demur or otherwise make defense ssig b ~ r.
anne VIII be taken for essed 70 him ana ne r -
iown ex parte. copy OF the ORDER ~ ~
June g. 1851. PFC ". GALBRirrH, G. an
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MARRIED.

Near Strawberry Plains en- the 20th iusi By Rev M
Miller, Mr.. SOLOMON SIPPER and Miss MARIAN MILLS
eli Of Knox county.
The bee through many garden Foves,
- And huns the lay Of courtship e'er
But when he duds the flower be loyes
He settles there and huns no more.'
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To MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY,

Serious ReGloctaons for YOang- Msn, i,
says CT the Howard Association the Phys r
Abuses and Diseases inaced By ignorance OF Nainre' -
in the first age Of Sent IN sealed letter envslore.
of charge. Address, Dr.. J. 5EILLIN HOUGHTON 49, ~
association, Philadelphia, Pa. mav3l.l,, w
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IEsOLVEHT NOTICE.
rrHE INSOIVFVoY OF THE ESTA

i He INSOLVENCY OF THE boIAIE
Of Joseph B. Brown, deceased bate Of biosnt seaby,
bT the AduinittfAtpf tt pr
holding claims against said Estate are fpy n9od %
sae properly authenticated vita ne Oerk 81 TIE
c.pfv Cor II Blors county before The DAY ID
Novssbsr 1891 or they win b. fcver barred both law
an ne. ss1 ~ tssz a. r. G. TUCKER ci.rk
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CHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE
UhIGINAL AND INJUhuTION BILL.
s. B. Taylor Is. A. A. Sharp, ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARIN

N 1n1O fOAUOE II y / L II Il IL | N u
from the allegations Of the bill which are sworn TO- that
deendant j. MITCHELL = nonresident Of thu State Of Ten
IL s therefore ordered BY the CLERK
June Rules 1867 that publication Be four
sTs weeks in BrownOws Wig notifying said defendant r.
appear before the Chancellor Chanery Court 70 BE- held
in the court house az Dandrdge the FIRST Monday se
tho fourth Monday Of October next there 70 plead
demur otherwise make aensa tbs biI vii BE- taken
for confessed to bm and cause hsssg-H
peIte. copy Of the order. WM. GALBRAITH, q. ~
26, 1851
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CITY HOTEL.

NASH VILE, TENN
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE Is
Il situated in the best locality for business and osss In
ducements equal % any ether Hotel to city al Who
may favor this House with their patronage viii prompt
attention
Charges moderate, s. SO per day $40 50 per week
june26u BLEDS0E BELL q HARE. Propristor.
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Mass MeelLng al Ioneshnr0,

On Saturday, June solh, Mass Meeting Of III.
Radical Union party wil be beld At Jonosloro..
Il will be addressed by Hon A. J. Elstchor, Sec
rotary of State Let everybody turn out and hear
this gifted and fearless champion Of the Union
cause
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wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON the world r,no-,nsi A.solo.;.,-
aiistic IlaiTYoyant, while 10 ciaryotant state
We very features q the person yOa marry,
ha ~ me AID Of an instrument Of intense postr known
ne ehomorope, guarantees 70 produce p rsct and
e pc ture Of the future husband uft Of sppicant
with date Of marriage occupation, leading Of
er &c thts 4 imposition. testimonials without
Beg By stating place birth, age, disposition,
color 81 and hair aud enclosing hy scnta and stamped
envelope addressed 10 yourself you viii receive the pctur
return mall together with desired iniormation.
bb- Address In confidence, MADANx GERTRUDE REM
TN6T0E, P. o. Box ~, West Trey y. T. mayi-ly
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y y = '7-'1I1'I 70 HI111Tl y DeaTlonl % a.
IN THIS CAUSE IT App RING

IN THIS CAUSE II APP q A NG
defendants, Richard r. Bsarden samuA W. Cove and Ar
oFoss eans are non-rsdeai Of NE state Tsnhsse
that the Ordinary Of Law Dc upOn
y ia therefore ordered the Clerk AMI Master his june
kHes 1856 that publiation be made for
weeks N brownloW Whig notifying said defendants sp
pear before The Chancellor al Chancery Court
the court hsuse ia Dandrge, the Monday asr ta
fourth Monday In october next and then aud plead
ansNe demlrt Otherwise make defense said biz
same VII De taken for confessed and Se r
hearing o. parte. cepy Of the order.
June p, 1881 PS ". GALBRAlTH, GAM
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a LsIsS ~: oirooar, giying Information Of ~.
- tsAtlea 20" tot hoiney may become bsaufffbI A..
- sed respected, and the forsaksn loved sos o.
No y0Hng lady OF gentleman should ia A - -.
iress, aud receive copy post paid By return nail al
riayl-Iy Tro5,
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JUNE RULES 1907
James d. Garry ". E. B. snoddy and D. r. Lseyer Admins.
IN rrItcl ~, Ir s59s0rs f,s e a. -

from the allegations Of the BILL which swor 10 that th
place Of residence Of defendant H. b gnoddv n naFao.
That the ordinary process Of Law served apsu
~ - therefore ordered By the Clerk and Master At hs
June Rules, 1857 that publication be made for n
ave weeks IN BrownioWs Wing, notifying said defendant ),
appear before the CHANCELLOR Chhncery Court 10 b bsd
a the court house IN Dandrdge the rst Monday sfs
the fourth koneay Of October and then and there ~ p,d
answer demnr OF Otherwise make defense b or ths
same VIII be taken for confessed and az 10 Nm ct
down ior heaItig ex parte. copy OF the ORDER
June % 1854 PiJ W. GALBRAITH. a. an
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Public SneakIng.

Remember that the Hon. a. J. Fletcher speaks
here tc- morrow Let there be n general turn out
+. Shade speaks 10 the Court Housethis, Wcigcs-
.E,,, Oh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MedicalNot eBiy in this city but entire country
has become familiar with tho reputation Of Dr.. Coleman
the most reliable and successful titloner in his speciality
IA the south Perhaps physician has given attention
TO- and applied himself earnestly and assiauousy
discover the most speedy and positive Of Diseases of
Females, Diseases Of Private Nature,
Hauh Gods DebfIffies7 Seif-aBusc, Nervous
Debility sexual Infirasities, etc, thsn he has.
Patients who reside in the country have e remedies
pcablo to their several disorders forwarded to any part
fully secured potable ans IN every respect Of
convenient Ladies Heed aOt hesitate in applying Tor adj
vice. personal interview MT necessary. Medi
cnes with instructions be administered through tbs
medium Of correspondence.
DIR. Coleman may always be found ia bis office, IN
the OF his Drug store heLemere street. His
medicines carefully and accurately compounded edu-
Gated and accomplished PhaFrnaeeutists. Address,
40 L. i. COLEMAE,.M N. D..
may 2q-2m 30 Church street, Nashville Tenn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

INTEREST ON THE BONDS OF THE
4 East Tennessee Georgia Railroad Company nclus
ing endorsed Bonds payable The LIST Of July In New York
will be paid presentation Of She Coupons az r. s III
Msssrs. Wilson, Galloway Co.. No. "A BFoad street n Y
Coupons payable in Augusta will be said at the one Of
Or. J. Migan, Cashier Georgia Railr0kd Banking Co
iune26 81. THOS II. GALLOWAY, President
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For Joint Representative,
z CHARLES INMAN,
or SEWER COUNTY.
Republican Union State Central Com.
mitfee
Public Speaking.

HON. A. J. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State,
will speak TO Che people at the following times and
places Let all parties turn out and hear for them
selves
Maryville, Blount county, Wednesday, June 9th.
Sevierville, SEWER county, Thursday June Goth.
Newport, Cooke comfy, Saturday, June 22d.
New Market Jefferson county, Monday June
nh
Rutledge, Granger county, Tuesday, June 18th.
Knoxville, Knox county, Thursday, June 9th.
HON. HORACE MAYNARD will speak at
Kingston, Roane county, Saturday, July 18th
Montgomery, Morgan CO.. Monday, July 18th.
Huntsville, Scott county, Wednesday July 18th.