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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-05-01
Know Thy Destiny,

MADAME L. r. THORNTON the great English Astologst
Caryoyant and Psychonercian who asOnshed the scen
c classes World has located Hudson
Madame Thornton such wonderful powers
second sight, to enable her to impart knowledge of the
While state Of trance she deneetes the very features
the to marry and by the aid Of an instrument
produce feke picture Of the future husband wife
the applicant together with date of marriage position in life
leading traits of character, &c. This humbug as thou
Of testimonials assert She will send when desired
certified certificate written guarantee that the picture
purpors to be. By enclosing small hair
stating place of birth, disposition and pIexio
enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
YOURSELF you will receive the picture desired in formation
by return mail All communications sacredly CONFIDENTIAL
Address in confidence MADAME E. +. THORNTON, p, o,
Box 223. Hudson. N. y. maxI-Iv
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Wnndarfnl hl1t Trne.

MADAME REMINGTON the world-renofsned AstoIogis
and Somnambulstc Cairyoyant while in cairvoyapt
deneate the very features of the you to
and by the aid of instrument Of intense known
the Psychomorope TO produce perfect and life
pic of the husband wife of the appican
with marriage, occupation leading traits
ter, &c This Is imposition, testimonials without
Der By stating place of BIRTH age disposition
eyes aud hair and enclosing fifty cents
envelope addressed yourself will receive picture
return mail, together with desired information.
Ba5- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
ING TON ?. 0. Box 297, West Troy, n. y maYl-ly
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Three FalsehoOds In Eve Lines.

The Chattanooga rebel paper, in .psaking .,
Etberidge says AA'"s o.
he supported the old flag when W c.,
running Tor Colonel in Confederate resSTosY,
when Mercer was peddling quinine throaeb ~
lines and when the Cincinnati Gazette was ssvin,
wHyERrd sisters, depart In peace"
Every word Of the above is false That the rner.
cenAry Northern sneak who penned these line'
k'lels Them 70 BE- FALSE, we have no doubt.
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NOTICE.
NUTICE.
TT OFFER FOR SALE TO TIL n

4 w ILL OG Il In 1Oh OA14H IL LILLE
highest bidder cash in hands the Sd of June next
on the premises certain tract of land known as the walker
AFarm lying in the District of Knox county adjoining
the lands Of James orippen D. NJ and J. W. Wood w. D.
gibbs c. Shell aud BOver Camel containing by est
one and onehef acres Also
will offer 70 sale the highest bidder, the promises the
S estate or dover interest Of Lavicy Hail. in the farm
KoNn as tic Thomas Hall Farm also lying IN tho oh Dis
tic of Knex county Also will offer for sale 20 tne hg
ct bidder on day and place. the following personal
property to-w mules two mouse coored ana one
by named real and personal pc soa
tatisfv deed of trust executed by Laycy w 70 farnck
S.,r~e mav1s3t IT, J. CRAWFORD, Trustee
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Tue rebel-grsy- back-Johnson-organ Of ChAtta-
nOOgA says the Conservatives "are now striving tc
gain equal rights and privileges for all men, white
OF black, who sre not disqualified by conviction
Of crime before court Of justice because they know
mat only in this way can we have peace and pros
Pe'''y" This is an unmitigated falsehood. If il
not Why were you afraid to proclaim it in your
f fso1, on which Etheridge is running What
Soout the 10th section7
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RIIssEI.Iis REApER And MoWER

This is simple and compact machine embracing all the
nexbiity strength and durability requisite to hrst class
achine. lightly both in Reaping aud Moving on
level ground and cutting By SEXUAL test the dral'
Is found 70 vary from les 10 IT'S pounds.
Would all those wishing information, 10 the ioe
named gentsemen present at Reaper trial. on We
fam OF Arthur Watkins Chattanooga Tenn, On tne
5th day July 1906 where the Russell Reaper was was
rated with Others: . ~.
John L. Divine, Esq Jadgc r. n Hook, X D. hahh'on'
NJ D. j. Mccormick ESQ Chattanooga, Tenn.
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ORIGINAL ATTAoHMENT.


TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT
Il fled ia this that the defsndant Thos J. Powell j.
non-rescnt q the State Of Tennessee u Il therefore ede
publlca foar surceasiFe weekH u
Brownlcxs WhIr notifying The said IN > Powell 81
appear D. Journuon Justice OF hs ftaee N
i- Ten on The 0th daF next 20 answer %
suis hFouh against him the lsh o. April 49, ~
~ the tEe same ~ - aAeh -
rerfa-se.I and st for hearing parte - % him. =
NJ 7 'Is17 ffnf5 r. D. JOUROLH0Ns }. r.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We authorized to the name Of Gen JOSEPH
A. COOPER candidate represent the Second Congress
sonal District Of Tennessee In the Eorth Congress- subject
the decision Of the Union Republican ConventOn Ath
ems, on the 18th day Of Nay next. aPrE4e2t
We authorized and requested 70 announces the
STEPHEN MATHEWS, candidate for state SeRateE from
the counties Of Bount ssier, Cooke and Gree At the
suing August election.
To he Voters Of he Rad5zsSs farg q hnor aa Roaas
C1saties 1e}orse facladed;
Not having beNn forced out By solicitation but from
sire 60 be eIest freely and Voluntarily announce ysea
candidate Senate subject 70 the viii Of the Peo
pie fairly oppressed
Very Respectfully,
d. =. HARRISON.
We aho rzee and requested 20 announce the name Of
W. l.. LEpGERW00D, az a candidate 70 represent Knox
county lie lower Branch OF General Assembly
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Fraa Ia E,uaruhndv-

Large PIP Circular, giving information of the greatest
Importance to the young of both
1t how the hoey may become beau tful the de-
spised respected, and the forssken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their A6
dress, and receive copy post paid, by return mail
Address Z. o. DRAWER q,
may1-ly Troy, N. Y
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Very ResPeciin5hy,
MARRIED..

Al the house Of the father on 4h day Of April
ef The Rev John r Hughes, Mr. WM. RAMSEY and Miss
NANNY "oLfbNBARGER, all Of Kaox county
~ the horse q the brides ther on the 9TH day Of April
b. Rev John r. Hughes Mr. Wf FRo TTFR and Miss EM-
MA WATSON, all Of Knox eoanfy
AZ TIE house q r. Grirsby, Esq on the ssh dss Of
~ -, SSnn X Aaghcs Mr.. SAMUEL WATTS and
Miss MAGGIE STERLING, al Of Kn0x county,
At the residence IN. hia.,. r,o,her an Thursday the
18th Of April ~ Rev g. Roberts M ELIJAH d. long
CLIFTON, Tenn.
on the 2ssh Instant ~ p. sFsgFs. Es., Mr. WI. WEB
STIR and Miss MALISDA FoUSI, All q this comfy.
BY Rev. John Eaghes, April 9th, sAMUEL WATT and
MAGGA 4. STERLING, all Of this county
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Attachment

william Yarbsr and Robert Walters ~ lhoas -Trr,
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFtllt -. -
say. a aefnfanr is indebted 90 him, ail - .e,--e
or eenceas himself that tho ordinary pFe .s.shrs
be served apon Line, and having bsfsre
s,,st fs- sfafe AZ she defendant malo .s,,-f.
NJ ~ WaIIars Justice of the fess -. - ia srooe-f
fenns.e ~. - ssld Justice that ~ deisnsAat aQ
pear before hl his once IN 49, ~ fnal i1e-
neaf shanid NOS b. givon against him Z. - lsf az -
D. ~ ~ e.r ssrcsssiyo veekl 10 psoNnlo'f
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Attorney General ThOrnburgh.

We publish below from the National Union, of
Greeneville, a card from the Attorney General of
this Circuit.
By persons of both parties Col Thornburgh has
been claimed as supporting respectively Radicalsm
and Conservatism. We think it will be difficult for
any one to learn the political status of Col T. from
the card published below.
The confscation of the property of the disloyal,
and the impeachment of the President are stated
by Col. Thornburgh to be measures of the Radical
party This we deny. As a party, those known as
Radicals have never, and do not now, advocate inn
parchment or confscaton. If they did they could
carry these measures Some individual members of
the Radical party favor these measures bat it is not
true that they are advocated by any considerable
portion of the party.
On the other hand, the New York Nelcs, and va
rious well known Conservatives, declare that the
President should be impeached for the execution Of
Mrs. Surratt and others by Military Commissions.
Their peculiar views this subject does not sepa-
rate them from the Conservative party of which
Andrew johnson is chief. As to confscation and
Impeachment, they lviu become Z" measures of the
Radical party" il the traitors of the South persist
in rebellion against the terms of restoration offered
by the loyal people of the nation, and the law
making power, and If Andrew johnson shall be
guilty of q repetition of the great crimes he has
committed The Radicals, through their Represen-
tatives in Congress, have completely tied Andrew
Johnsons hands, that there is apparent necessity
for his Impeachment.
OF one Of the most numerous and estimable fam
lilies in East Tennessee, our Knoxville Attorney
General is the only member who is claimed by the
rebel party-the on ly Thornburgh whose position is
equivocal.
DAEDRIDGE, Tenn. April 10, 1867
! Editor National Union SIR see some conmu.
nicstions in your paper calling upon me to become
candidate for Congress in the LIST District against
Judge Butler. In TO these calls and to sew
eral letters received from private parties, offer
the following for declining TO become can
didate
1st have removed to Knoxville out of the Dis
| trict
I'd. l feel that my time and attention is due to
clients who have employed me in their cases
Sd. While l do not endorse many of the extreme
measures of the Radical party-for instance the
Military Bill "the Confscation Bill" the impeach-
ment of the President, &c, yet / would be unwil-
ling 10 support Etheridge, from what know Of his
record, for Governor-nor do think the position
would take would suit many of those who belong to
what is called the Conservative party.
4th. / have no political aspirations.
Proud Of the good opinions of my friends, and of
the call made for TO become candidate for this
Office, am very res pectfully,
J. NJ THoRNBUReH
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Republican Union State Central Com
miftee.

ist District--R R. Butler, Tsylorsville.
I'd District-John ". NORTH Knoxville, Tenn
ID District-Dr. J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
4th District--Lewis Tillman, Shelbyville.
bth Districts B. Brown, Nashville.
9Th District-Dr A w. Hawkins Smeedsvile.
7tb Dstrict-Col j. j. Roach, Trezewant
sth District--Gen. John Eaton, jr7 Memphis.
The following members from Davidson county
we're added by the Central Committee:
HH Harrison, George w. Blackburn, Z. P
Cone h r. Thomas.
OFFICERS OF TIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman, R. R. Butler; Treasurer, E. P. Cone
Secretary, Il. H. Thomas.
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CIRCUIT coURT-cLINToN.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.


Andrew Dew Mahulda Dew.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
from the allegations in the bill that the Gendant, Ma
bulda Dew is resident of the State of Tennessee II
therefore ordered by Clerk that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said de-
TO appear at the Term Of the Circuit Court OF
Anderson county held for the county Of Anderson a.
the court house Clinton the second Monday OF July
next then plead demur to the suit
and demand of the plaintiff the will be taken as con-
fessed by her, and proceeded with parte.
Witness f. W. Boren Clerk Of said court at Office in Gin
'O Nav 1s + 1857 4tpf5 E. w BoREN, Clerk.
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They thresh Grass Seeds such timothy, clover Hung-
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They durable and much less liable 70 get out OF
repair.
They will do more work power than any other
Will all the grain that be gotten 70 and taken
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out breaking down.
From forty fly dollars be saved hreshng Of
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They thresh fast clean ut for market, all che gIaiD
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These Machines warranted thresh and clean At for
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Machines Daniel HASKELL Esq, and Harry Patton Sweet
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Threshing Machines Horse Powers Glover Hulers Reap
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descriptions Sukey Corn aud Cotton Cuyator Corn and
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