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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

Gle on that subject IN Fridays issua Ne were mis-
informed in regard tq bic Honor Judgs Iea.ple BE-
re- 'Ins s1 aO' 2 slsl .e po's % ~ 40 ~ss
there for tho pnrposs Of voting, and 40 other We
have this from the Judge HIMSELF and wecheerfully
l-aA'' Tue sOsiee'i0n.
The above we copy from the Commercial Of the
3lst You were 1ot misinfOrmed with regard 70
Judge Iemple; Tour knOwleoge q me man q.
character taught you Inas ne was nO1 as you in0'-
fectly charged wEanghng ana Du s so'ers
ms little ward election since Judge Ieple nas peen
on the bench, he has never participated II Polti-
cal meeting And during the psss nss years ne mas
had less to do with politics ana iaikeq pOl1s's e
man almost any lawyer IN East tennessee As sVi-
uence OF Chancellor Temples entire exemption rom
s.,ss may be termed radical partizarshp we men
". -. Tue Clerk and Master Of ms Court ios sn's
80, - ouflng the war friend Of the So.ltn-
sli Sei1''' ana now differs entirely with the
Jugs - pV,'s's4A opinions At any time Judge
he,npi' oo'''u .eu'oss man. IN Campbell county
'ooA's Siono ~ Suoge Temple APP
Po'.1.s1 : - Hi1 m Poliacs-
no A@' ,,'e1'' DIV mas AZ
os--'''''sr =. .A1s
Appo'hslleHA a. = '''~'s1 y - so0u
'eiees'On " men q al ps1s'ss ~ sn.irs
eonh0ence m ms perS0nai insssf ana Dsliesns
ne woolo Dc easlrely Impartial y JuoielA. 0meeE
Alsrely oeeauss 'aass -esNple fosess a sAe o"a''
aers'0S supposed, against us wishes olo u ootFuoe
hls name oeiore the puone' IN an onsnslye manner,
tna1 ne might pc oiacAsoaroea .0y eoppernead
editors Inc unwarranteo ootrusion OF the Fame
OF Judge Temple Is IN keeping with the pro-
gramme Of the johnson party, which has bean
for twelve months attempting to BULLY and
BLACKBOARD certain cisas Of citizens to prevent
their quietly exercising the rights Of citizens,
and quietly depositing the ballet. We defy
any man to point to single instance in which we
have, in an offensive manner, luggsd into print she
name of private citizen-one not participating Of
hcially in public meetings, and otherwise placing
himself in the category of Politician
The C6nunercial has invariably been obtrudiDg
the names of gentlemen in its columns solely because
.bs arc of afsrert ,,olt;c., d,,;,;or. ;,t ;...Is
= - $500 fS--''c"A oP'Ali0Ns WIS i'as''
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Hatred OF tie COIOred Man.

The conservative papers and politicians
show their hatred Of the colored man on ali occa-
sions that they dare do 50. They bate him because
he is free and is voter, and because they know
that he win not vote the rebel ticket. The Athsns
Press, the Blzzard-Edwards organ, states, edtori-
ally, that athere Is negro in Philadelphia whose
feet measures twenty-nine inches. We think the
Radicals ought TO secure them fos party platform
The hope of this paper, in this malicious ding At
the eolord voter was that but few Of the race would
be able to read the slur Instead Of the Jet Of one
colored man, the Radicals Of Tennessee propose 70
fall back upon 10000 colored sofes for platform
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

The FREEDMASs APPEAL--This is the title Of
anew paper published at Harrisburg Psnrsylvs-
mia. The first number, published on the arss Of
last month, has been handed us by Prof o. L. @.
Hughes, Superintendent Of Fresdmsn's School for
East Tennessee under the auspices Of the 9arnstt
League, This journal is devoted to the interests
of the Freedmen. It is nlled with matter interest
ing and instructive 70 our colo-ed felow-ci..sns-
The number before US contains well written re-
port, by Prof. Hughes, Oh the condition Of the
Frsedman's Schools in This section We wish the
Appeal abundant success
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
clerks and Judges Of elections.

Under the newly amended Franchise Law, tae Of
heer Of Registration for each county appoints the
J1dges and Clerks 10 nOiG he elections This is as
u should be. ana the services Of loyal men
Rebels and Copperheads, q general thing, would
admit the ballots OF traitors caring nothing about
the oath they might take.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
CARD 10 TEvATInq

-lns Nslie residing In South America a. ai.sf,n
etetsd sac sud simple refnedy for ne c,rr =,
k.Eiy Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary M
~ aa ne whole train q disorders brought on
~ vicious habits Great numbers knye bseu al
i., ' ne shs noble Feasdy. Prompted by desire 70
fsr 80 sna aniortunste vii send receipt
~n5 one who needs u. Free n Char9s = y =
lnepse postpaid envelope addressed 10 yourself
Ha1efH JOSEPH I. IMAM,
STATION D, Bible H0rsr,
ntttf-lF Nav York (Ifv
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

onEANsz iHn hIooi,.

lINl..
IAAE&&IJJ/k@ HIN corfspt. di..-s.-.....,-
S$H ILL///// 80 3,'oas 5en ars-siek al av.- !.
ts'|A lnk6sffH may Darst out in Pimpe. =, -
3s5>e Of IN some actiys diseass. o. - -, =.
Sz/ZZfk<<< merely keep you listlsss dspr,,.-s
&NN - and good for nothing Re- -
@lNN cannot have good health -br-
yoaF blood i impure. Aver. a.
~ sapariiia purges out these imp,,-.
ar . and stimulates the orr.s. :,
lie int Yigorsus action. restoring to heaIsb and -
disease Hence rapidly cures varistyof
are causedby impurity ofthe blood such az %
Era, Tuhiors rIce Sores, Erlaoa PinpE B,t.s, r.. y
AHthoays Fire, Rose Eyspsas Tsa, or sah Rh,, s,,
Heed Ring WorH caassr or oacsTous Tsns Sore Es., =
mac Diseases such RsatiOa Irsgulary sppprsuios w.
'g, also syphilis or Ysarial Dsaes Liser ceppsuins, ~,
aea's Diseases Try Ayers sarsapsrla and see for vo,
me surprising activity With which Il cIsapses tbs b
cures these disorders - ''Su ana
Do1lnstsee years the public have been msed lv r -
TIES 20 give qaart Extract o. Ia
one COLLAR Most Of these have been frauds upon s;t =
'ney 10. only e0n'a.a Il any sarsapara, but often
10 curative properties whatever asn.. &c.,
msnt has followed tbs Of the vsrs -'aPP'ihs
riIla which food the market until the -
synonymous with imposition and cheat san -. ~ !,
compound "sarsapara, and intend to suppl 'n'
dy IS shah rescue the name from the load Of obl -
rests upon r We think we have ground for believing -
''ius ~nieh are irresistible By the Ordinary run Of a.
- -su ~ cure. heean only assure the sick thai
Vnsr mem ihe best Alternative which We know how 10
eues and sc have reason believe It : BY far ne
P1I,ner Of the blood yet discovered ~ any BODY
Ayers Cherry PectcraI Is 90 univers.lI, k',o :.
every Other remedy for the cure Of covos 60
Hoasseness, Group Brcnehtis Ineipieat cOssumpto -,
or the relief Of COnsumptive Patients in advanced
the diseases that it is useless here to recount the
its virsues. The world knows them. ="
Prepared By J. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass And al.
Druggists and DeSlsrs everywhere, in xaexEi. Al ho
and retail b. E. }. SANFORD co. ,,ss's.-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
o.,srsAt AsD AnrsDlD BilL.
FROM THE AI.LFGATIONs OF

Al. thoFnhurgh rs. A, 4. BI3ekbufD, q AZ
FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
BIZ which areworn TO- Il appears 70 the satisfaction Of f
Clerk and Easter that the defendant, A. A. Blackburn
process Of law cannot Be served upon him II Therefore
dered 81 the Clerk and Master at his April Rates. 1856 M
qualifications b made 10 Bsownl0Ws Whg for f0ug gucc
weeks notifying said defendant spear before the Chaa
ceor Al Chancery Court % Do held 10 the h0ls' n
Dandrdge on the first Monday after the fourth M0udsJ q
APRIL ls67 and there % plead answer demur gh
erWase 20 aad bill, the taken 90
parte A copy Of the order.
ztris J, ~ 5tp5 wM. eALBRArH, G.. IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
DIE HoUsR OF MERCY.


Howard Association, PhiIadsiphis, Pa, estAbish-
Cd on ne principles Of Christian Charity for TIE relief and
cure Of MlS6tIDEp YOUNG MEN who have destroyed
her manly Errora Abuses and Diseases ncont
% Puberty and ssry i Essays and Reports with plan q
reetent in sealed sfeF enyefopes free Of cafE.
Adlreas Dr. . sRfLLIN HoU0HToN Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. isnlf-3m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Then and Now.

- .elo' At dinner given to John Quincy Aa.
Su,S : nio~ns Hotel, in Washington. Jobn q
r.,i g.. - 'he following sentiment; U,,i.
Tbs was ss year ago - ~
young nan. But ss yearsfour - ..'Douh was .
sheo-iass Orousas South Carolina upon this Ca.
hOuu platform Of universal suffrage ana n ~, "a,
education. The progress has been ,o,, -,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

In THE CAUSE IT APPEARING
RON ths adsst % ths Fainsl6 that the DEFENDANT E-s
oess nas lsd rom the STATE Of Tennessee 90 has
@ % ae cannot b served upoa him 4 hs
- ~ re tat pnbcation Be made Tor fouE sues
80 ~ IoEnioss Wing, notifying the defsntani
% ne 4th Saturday Of Nay 1907 then aad ths
nae rs asisnse 20 the BILL the win b proodt 80
-.sprna. lsey. aspn JAMES Il. NEWMAN. ,. :.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Attachment.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
u the adssit q the plaintiff that the defendant
Bomaa, has led from the inits se afe of
ses abscoads or eonceais hnsf that ornary P
Of Law cannot be ssr1 upen aim IL 10 therefore order
in Brownlows Wig, notiysg The defendant 70 sapssr
fore - ny o4ee IN District 30 4, Je1r==en c5snsy
ths emit snd d-zSnd % he pstG OF ths sane ~
b taken a. confessed and proceeded Win e narfs
April 3, 1857. 4i2G JANIS H VF{TsTtS IF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HER RII. GIVEN THAT

a my one win be open froE fhs 18th the sat "
fof hee ring sad determining All appeals relative % tny
ne,us or excessive valuations, assessment enumers'
Atsstant Assessofs returnsd tnnual list for 1877
10 appeis can b. allowed e any party afrer t7 ana.
st has been transmitted 70 the Collector All appeals
b mado In writlns specify the particular cause
or thing respecting which decision requested aud
stats the ground or principle Of apon which ihe
Is llased
Cahee over First National Bank Car Street kn0Efhh
Tim. b. A. CkRPENfbh,
nni3 a Assessed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
FL. fiRIaHAm 1n-
CIRCUIT OoURT-TAzEWELL.
z s ATTACHMENT.
Gsorgs =. Wright Vs. B. 2. Kinesia.

George =. wright w. B. =. Kinoaid.
IN THIS CASE THE PLIANTIFF
having sued attachment against the defendant m
the sun Of tHentyhva hundred dollars rsturnabs % hs
Circuit Court Of Claiborne eounty aud that said defendant
has 80 ebscondsd concealed himself that the ordinary pro
cess Of Law cannos be served upon HIM therefore oFdr
81 ne that 2nbcaon Be made for four successive weeks
brounevs WEig notifying said defendant appear bsi
Re Judge Of ouf Circuit Court 20 Be held fer the county Of
Caibornes A. the court house IN TazeEs second
Monday IN May next, then and there defend suit
the sanaa viii be set for hearing ex parts.
Adm g. 1se7 pf5 A i III 1-REECE Clark
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
/" An lalet on the Polomac.,,

By a telegram just fecsiysd we learn that Cap
tsins u. Kelley and D. NJ. Nelson, Of Cleveland,
sre stu alive. They have not been extsgmj.s.ed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

THE RlcHxsr MAH ~ THE WoRLD-4Fhe rich
est man Of the world, It is sad, viii probably Be
The Young Lord BeIgrave. me grandson OF the Mar
auis Of Westminster n he lives TO inherit the prop
ersv Of tho latter The present income Of the etats
IS assinases At 5000 day; but Ten years baroa
b. ths expiration Of numerous long leases At norni
H4i rents It sill probably be 100000. Earl Gro-
vsner !. the father Of Lord Belgravs and sne son
OF the Marquis Of Westminster. Lord Bslerave
Is now 10 years Of age
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

WE have lately thought we had evidences of i'm
provement in the CopuserciaI editor. We believed
he was eudeaVoring to act with more business than
formerly. We are sorry this hope has been dissi-
pated, as it has by the gross misrepresentation of
Judge Temple in its article referred to elsewhere.
There is nothing else in that article which we con-
slider ilegitimate and contemplate in journalism.
For depositing his ballot in Ward where he owned
property, the Commercial is as unwarrantsd in as
sailing Judge Temple as we would be TO thrust be-
fore the public for difference in opinion the name
of james 81. Cowan, or any other citizen.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

The WHO can be had every week at the News
Depot Of E. d. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville, Tenn.
Cs HUBBhED, No. "a, Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
i regularly appointed agent 10 receive subscriptions
for our psper in the States Of Connecticut and Masss-
chusetts.
CAPT. A. D. STONE, Of Charleston, Tenn, is au-
thorized to receive subscriptions for this paper.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Let us Continue Harmonious.

Thus far great harmony and general good feeling
have characterized the party movements of the
Radical Republican Union party in Tennessee. Let
US continue thus to harmOnize, and success viii
crown our efforts In our union of sentiment and
our concert of action is our strength. Let US do
nothing to disturb the harmony Of the party. Let
every man lay aside SELF and look only to the good
Of the countryi let all labor to promote the Union
cause and to defeat the wicked schemes Of the reb
els, no matter BY what party names they may call
themselves The old spirit ofSouthsrn rebellion sti
lives and soos 10 destroy tiso Federal Union. Let
the loyal men Of the country band themselves to-
gether brethren and meet these raitors at every
point-meet them in debate, meet them at the bal
lot box, and if need be, meet them in deadly con-
aict. The Union must be preserved, and treason
put down. and traitors taught to behave themselves.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
CHANCERY C0URT-DAEDRIDGE
osieiHAL AID AEEEDED ATTAcHNESr BILL
james Walker 70. Allen Belts, ct al.
I1R0M- pHH All EC ATICNC or N

IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
Original Amended Bills FLED In this case which
sWern %, t appears the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Ma
ter that the delsndans, Allen Bets resident Of ID
not Be served on him II IS therefore ordered BY tbs CLERK
and Master, &C bis April Rules, 1867 that publication b
made IN BroHnoUs Wing for four successive weeks notify
ing said defendant % apPsar before the Chancellor a C
Gerry Cosrt % Be bald IN the houss in Da1ddg % @
hrst Monday after the aFth Monday q April 1851 thea
and there 70 plead answer damur, otherwise maa ds,o
20 said Attachment Bsll aud Amended Bill the VI
be taken for confessed the cxus set hearing
70 hina ez partes copy % tbs order.
April 3, ise7 p6 WIN. GALBRAITH, O. An
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
MARRIED..

On the 18th OF March, at the residence the brides moth
or, BY Rev. John r. Hughes Mr.. ALEXANDER sMITH
and Miss MAGGIE TAYLOR AL Of Kaox county.
On the 2sh Of March 1907 the Presbyterian Church
New Market by Rev. s. v. McCoriie Col J. B. MINNIs "a
Tsnnssses Volunteer Cavalry, and Miss OAILIE THORN
BURG, both Of New Market.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

THE Maryland Legislature has adjourned with.
out passing the Negro Testimony bill
The Conservative Maryland Legislature and The
Conservative Kentucky Legislature both refuse &c
allow negro testimony.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
CHANCERY CoURT-sEVIERVILLE-
hiiey II. An'iss - T. p a ShAHacefss o. -
TT APPEARING FROM COMPLAIN

II
- AMI biz, which i sworn 90, that Carrie hnt
Minesa kuthsrort, his sif n0n-resdents OF M
IL = tAereiere ordered that putcEton be made oE oui
dens aeeneanss 4 appear a. tAs next October tfpa
Ih4nHry Court q D. held as fho Ocurf Hoase On ef.
ne sfcond Moaday q October next and answer ne
o. coppaint q Riley a. Andes Cleo eisf them aud aae
IN said Court, The Wiu b. aen a conissi - "
them md set for hearing tx parfe
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
The Response % One Yetoes.

Congress responded to the veto of the Reconstrac
ton bill by the following vote for the bill
sSenate-Ayes, 80; noes 10.
House-Ayes, 1856; nses 4s
On the passage of the Tenure Of Office bill oveI
the veto the vote stood
Senate-Ayes, IS noes, IL.
Honse-Ayes. 1871 noes, 81.
Rather emphatic respon.es THE cup CT the
Presidents chagrin mast be quite as full that Of
his ambition.
Tx EditoFof this paper il DESTROYS Of purchasing
Haywo0ds History of Tennessee. A liberal pre-
viii be paid Tor IL ind be hopes some enc Wi fur
nish him with Il.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
Knnx Oonntr nnIon convention.

AL Coavention of the loyal citizens OF
Knox county, held in the Court House in
Knoxville ON the 1st day Of April, 1857 for
the purpose of nominating candidate OF
the Radical Union party to represent Knox
county in the Lower House of the Legisla-
ture, the following proceedings were had,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

Republican Union State Central Com
mltlee.
lst Dstrict--R. r. Butler.
I'd DIstrict-John W. North, Knoxville Tenn.
Sd District-Dr. J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
5th District--S. B. Brown, Nashville.
9th District-Dr. A. w. Hawkins.
7th District-Col. J. J. Roach.
9Th District-Gen. John Eaton, j., Memphis.
The following members from Davidson county
were added by the Central Committee:
II. h. Harrison, George w. Blackburn, T. r
Cone a. H. Thomas. l6fIf mn
oTYIcEas OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Chairman, r. r. Butter; Treasurer, E. P. Cone
Secretary, Il. II. Thomas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

l FOR REPRESENTATIVE, p -
LYNNVILLE NJ. MYNATT,
OF KNOX. W
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

TIsr voTz IN EAsT KSoxvIILE.-~ In eur Arti-
Gle on that subject IN Fridays issua Ne were mis-
informed in regard "a his Honor Judes Iemple be
ing seat for 70 visit TIE polls, to exp5and the law
The Judge has properly in East Knoxville and was
there Tor the pnrposa Of voting, and no other We
have this from the Judge himself and we cheerfully
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

Gen. Joseph A. Cooperyas called to the
Chair, and DR.. E. Goetz and Colonel P. G.
Rutherford appointed Secretaries
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hba CONDITION
TEE
First National Bank Of Knoxville.

On the morning Of the first Monday Of april 1861
- u LIABILITIES.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-03

In response to the adoption Of this resc-
luton, Col. Brownlow arose, and in most
happy manner declined the profered honor.
From the close attention which he com.
manded throughout his entire speech, and
the frequent applause which interrupted
him, one could not doubt that his remarks
were highly appreciated. Indeed his hand
ling of the issues Of the day excited I'M
Tonted demonstrations, and did great credit
to the Colonel and no little service to the
party.
DIR Mynatt, the newly nominated candi-
date for the Lower House, being then loudly
called for, appeared, and in unequivocal.
unmistakable words defined his position.
No fears need be entertained Of the conf
dence Of loyal constituency being betrav-
ed by DR.. NJ. Accepting the nomination.
with thanks for the honor, the Doctor re-
Tired, amidst the applause Of the meeting
Cries for Mr.. Maynard then brought that
honored gentleman on tho stand, who de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

G0NIMIINICATED.

read in the Gazette.a few days ago, that
gentleman has returned to Alexandria from
Arkansas, satisfied that.tbe CID town Was the
best place be had seen. | have recently con
versed with lady who has also just returned
from an extended tour South and Ncr,h, pass
ing through on her journey South, parts Of
Alabama. Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee aud
Arkansas: aud on herreturn gong through POI
tons of Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, PennsylVa
timent so common with and so honorable to Y IL
ginians and Alexandrians She says she saw
no people and no place equal to those Of her
native land. May all true VirRnians thus al
WAYS feel and always 50 express themselves
AN OLD CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

Dc PUBLIC NoTICE--A ueetlug OF Il Il law
full voters the County Of Culpeper, is request
ed to be held on the third Monday OF the pre-
sent month, (September,) on the Public Square.
This notice is intended not only for the white
men, but for all coIorcd men who have the
right to vote, and who have not permitted
themselves to be induced to enter into any
combination or society OF any kind pledged to
a course Of hostility or organized opposition 10
all white peopleand they are invited in good
faith by their best and their most resp"Htai'l"
friends
Culpeper &. Il. Va, Sept e 1861.
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VRH7NTi NEWS.

e Six applications for divorce were made in
Lynchburg, Oh Thursday, to the Chief Of 70
lice by colored people Otcourse, that Official
had no power to grant what they desired.
Henry Ludlsra, Esq, who for many years,
resided in Richmond, aud Was prominently con
nectcd with its business interests, died few
days ago at his residence near Philadelphia.
Col. Henry s Bowen, has sold his land In
Tazawell county, for the sum OF $4,000 IN spe-
Gle. It was purchased by German company.
! More guano, aud other fertilizers. will be
used by our farmers this fall, than the aggIe-
gate of that used suce the fall of 1860.
The theatre is to be opened in Richmond
shortly by Mr. Ogden, and all the celebrities
are announced to appear during the season.
Dr. Leyburn, a young physician of Lex'ng
ton, was found dead in his Office in that place,
on Saturday morning last.
The brouze statues of Lewis aud Nelson, Tor
the Washington monument in Richmond, have
arrived in that city.
A man has been arrested ia Richmond iol
pretending to be a u. s. detective, and swind
ling people
There colored prisoners made their escape
from the Jail in fredericksburg, last Monday.
VIM Minor Davis, an Old and esteemed cltl-
zen Of Lynchburg, died on Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07
lCOMMUNICATED.

lately made a trip round from Baltimore to
this place in the good old, staunch. steady,
regular, well ordered, and we'll provided steam
er COLUMBIA, and 10 co!nmon with large
number of passengers, waa delighted with my
excursion, pleased with the iare, and ,atlsiled
with the accommodations. The Captain, the
Clerk, Mr.. kavanagh, the steward, aud all the
officers were polite aud attentive, the speed OF
the boat was good, and everything 80 conduct
ed as to make the time pass pleasantly. Inc
Columbia is noted for its regul arlty, aud Is
worthy of the patronage it receives from the
people of Virginia, Maryland, aud the District
Of Columbia a PASSENGER