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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

Wsy uAsoxs ESLsssATE TaB 2STH 90 JusE-
ef fser's Dir.--Mskohie lodges 10 ancient times
ws,e asd3osssd % King Solomon. Tradition In
esrus - tAst thsy were thus dedicated from the
bsiidinx Of he fns tsmpls st JsEusAlsm, to the
RbyieEih captivity, From Tbs; time 70 the com
inr n d. uaistah hsy ware dedicated 70 Lstrne-
hsfai rs batiau u ths tsaepd temple, and isoe
thsi u ~ apsl amsspSiioa u ths temple ~ riiui
"a ths 1stax II - Emperos yspaiAn, shay we're
xsAica<f{ y ~ John, hs bspflst
01ina - ~ nany pasascrss snd disorses Ehiel
stss6A fkAt psraefAhis erent, frssFnssonry fsii
vary muah lnte asusy. Many of The lodges wpfe
srases, ,p. and bei few could mees With suhseieht
m.rshsrs 10 eesstltass their legality Uader these
sivcsHstanees general meeting OF the cram "Ss
Ma "a ths eiss 81 Benjamin., xkes u TRh 0bssFSsd
sh.a ,h. sisefp<i fssssa for the decline of Masonry
- ths ssas sf 0raaa Master ~ direct its ~.
ixira They, tksrsfefs sspztsd ssssh Of thsir mast
snlnsat aassnbass 10 salt Hpah ~ jehn We hsaa-
zeIs,t xho vss 81 that time Bishop sf kPhesus 20
s,.s.t hIsa 70 ssks tke sisles of 6fsnd Mates ne
,sturnsd fes sasxsr ihst tbD0gh well siF.skaa IN
,.srs. 1eins sppsrds Of Aiasiyl ysa having ossh
1. ths safs psft ef his Hts Unlisted ihlo Aslohry
~ ,su,l3 tsEs spon himself shss ofisa He did ses
"a eostjssss 81 his isssbisg What - 5ohn ,ha m
R<rtlst kas aeesnpiishsa hg his sssi. Aftss -
sesasss iAs Chsiaisa lodges vefe eeieAtsd Y hlss
80 - iohn he Espii4 heth ef them besng re-
- Ia = snsfnent thfsstfaa pssfens OF masonry,
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ssrs Is csnnsnssstioa 81 - John ths nAp1'.s
80 he astA Il necsEhet y sensas,se's1iea y
s.. JoAn ~ fssasslss - ksse n sas tsssh'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
EAST TENN. LAND AGENCY.
MuEsoN . SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,

AdQAHILLka TENN,
4 TTESD TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
Il and Exchange Of Real Estate. Have
constantly on hand Tor sale, valuable FAM
Inc, MfNtso, TIaBxh snd GRAZING Lands
fs aAcOHHties ia East TsaAessee.
We also have for sale Aills, Water Pow
ers aad Sites for Manufactures, Town and
City Property.
Persons wishing vs. TO negotiate for the
Sale Of their Lands or Property, should
apply promptly BY letter or 10 person.
Lands in EaAt Tennessee exchanged for
Northcrn AHd Western Lands.
Titles examined, and ail business connea-
ted with the transfer Of Real Estate, prompt
" attended 70.
Full particulars and descriptions Of any
Lands in RAst Tennessee grstaitoasly given.
Once over Exchange and Deposit Bank,
erner of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxyille,
Tennessee.
NRts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

The bfcthren wa somewhat disappointed
al the resAit, eRA Basconb intimated thxi
be bekcsea it wuz id Swindic, bat !
withercd hfm wi,ha glance. ishowed Dec
kin Pogran that it wRs pgtcnlY regaar, bat
that Il he'd the stamp nv the Fost-ofiis onto
Il, wieh siIeaeod al esyil asshoofea en-
that that little balance needn't trenlsle an
II did not intend 20 make an asses>fneet
onto eui, bat that I Good wait srstH iss
treasury waE 10 funds.
Bat. sod BasconIb, "wllen in thunder
will The treasury ever bo in fands, = fl1e
expSSiishunE res1it like this one = e
explained 20 the obtroose mad that K
wax al rite thai In most Nv sich efitef f,k.
e. the expenses est Hpths glAlecksh1'Is' out
that il WE seed ApWp. We must sed ],
>. ralse the wind from the North, and TO do
Il. let M show that salhin hes bin dan
q Wat kin we der sed BAscomb,
"Lay the corner stHn nv the institoot,
seq I. "On the square forninst ~ % the
corner stun Nv the nigger ehprrh We harnt
. month or 30 ago, ready tooar hand Lev
us organiEs percessson and 90 y so.day,
tha, We may publish % the world thai the
work h commenced. that osr ffasnds may
shell out hhseiisr thaa hey hss
The idea wuE considered good shd for'h-
with Il wus aetId upon. Tue stone wuI
conveyed 10 the feeid onto which the lnsti;
teOt Is 70 be bailt, and cavity WA holisred
out ihto IL
At3P. (wieh 10 in the afteraoon,)
Dercassion was formed, headed by the Irns-
tee, and We marched oai 70 the feeld. Into
the cavity In the stun waS deposited, with
spurouriass ceremonies, the foliewfng artt-
cIss
A copy Nv tho Gonstooshan w the Con.
fsdTit @ta.es Nv Amsrika
( A copy uY the message nv Aneroo jena
son yetoia the Freedmen Buro Biil,
A copy Nv The I'D ns February speech
Poriratss uv tho Trusteos
A copy NV the veto av Che Civil highis
Bill
A pair Nv hanacusfs.
Postrates Nv President Johhson and Sec
retary seward
A nigser whip.
A S5 ereenbaek s6ntribited for the par.
pose by Elder Pennibaeker
A pint bottle Nv whisky saelad, contrib
bited by Bascom.
Then the stun was placed In posisann
3 niggcr wax tied to il sHa aogged, his blood
bsdo0Ein Is, and afser fsw fseliA rezaafks
by myrelL 10 which stated that this VIVA
q great day for the Corners, and that pos
iessty wood bless Ne for the work we hes!
thst day done, the crowd disperaed. the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
A CAL

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
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STAT EM EN T.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
INSOLVENCY.


NE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
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y - s--alts fsAa, ~ isAaS A Rascaa AZ
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JAahS NICHOLSON tEsrR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
/ iRsAx ESTATE AsxHcrxs.
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AHD
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5s Cedar Street,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

nr. Nashy Renders en- Aeeeant OF bis
stesareship---laylng or the Ceraef
Stene Of the CelleEe kdigee-..An
AWKWARD DenoeeBsnt.

For orTs, CesSHDair Y bears, /
iwiA h 10 the Sssf ss keatseky,1
JaEasry n, lse1.
On my rcsarn from aay trip 10 North
kaTliny there was sh iasnejit and lfreprss-
sihie desire oH the part nv the Trustees NV
the lnstitoot 10 hev q statement from me nv
The Fosaiss nv the trip. Mach bed been ex-
pectid from the veneher, and the cxpccta.
sAans av the Trustees WA ria to pitch
from wich IL wE1 ercol 10 hari era. There,
fore dcdged cru, until faally, keiag bad
gsrui, thort veaid cad it Hesin pre-.
pared The dockymentz, l named the Post
0fss % the place, aad the morning sv the
LEI instant, es The time 20 make m exhibit
uF the rceeets and axpendttoeFs nv the trip
pecksn pogr4aa, Colonel Mepelter and Elder
Ssathers were promptly on hard, and 50
WIN with the statement vicf red 20 en-
ef Esiisws
PETROLEUM v sAsBT, Prsfszssr ~ tibAtis
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
sraTI ~ FkssxsxxE,,
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NasbtIlle. tsAaAEr rth. ltel.

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NaSbtils. Jshaary rtA, ttf. J
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sfy stt4ses that aiS Csepsay kss p4 Sish a The
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Of t- Stat. sas aaa ~ saeh
sas-s wAsssfnss aii Pse at Ihsssaess opsay hes ss
"a take sks ssi .sssss ,hs tssesss u iassrssss
IN tbis state, at kRestHfr
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FutIs. Isssea pteugs e.ysae Csaspssf ~
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jssissw kspsyfls, fsAn,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
'sRo oKLYH HEIeHTs SEMINARY.


uAYE ON HAND AND ARE DAILY
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
IEsoIvEsr NOTICE

HE lNSOLN ENCY OF THE ESTATE
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iAAkH - SIglspIS,s cA,rs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06
THE INSOLVENCY tys rrHR pSr.Tv

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Va hHosay, Asshzi.trsssT - al eSt.t, - - G.,
p eesssse> eoSas5, Fosaszsss. sgsEsbsAr tksF
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-06

OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAIL sTEAAsHIP COMA
NY's THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FoRNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United StsteA Mail
7AgSAsh ~ fpesty-tss asSs.
ONE OF THE ABOyE Largo AND

.nNE OF THE ABOVE LAs6h AND
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aai ss, = . ss.s sssssy. ses. .s assss z. ssrs ~ =
WAIL sspsssttss sss Fsases hsifway. VIA sss q tes
ioagaiSs siuaashies hssa r.ssws tsr SAN shasctkee
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stesslss IS souYH fActsie ~ lt6rdEAk Astsisss
pspsssss hs iasa sssa gss.s .sss.ss 20 .ss sss
~ lns Fss Pasasas - AUSTRALIA as at4 kkAkAha
sa.sef "a Nafh ifh, tss s shsnsst sish tss sgseaf
slsasST % lha peaPasf pa.ss sy ese snsess
sl.sssas II 0sk qrARfKH es sesss@ss ssts -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-08
agANCEsESTER ITEMS.

ELECTION OF PAsToR.-Thc Manchester
BAPTIST Church on Sunday last elected
Rev. ". A. Durfey, Of Missouri, pastor Of
their church. He has accepted the call,
and will at once enter upon his pastoral
duties.
MEETING or THE RADiCAf, CoNvES-
TIoS-PuwnATAS not RErRESENTED.-As
the appointed hour Q- NJ yesterday, Oc-
tobcr 7ih. the delegates from the various
magisterial districts OF Chesterfield made
their appearance at the colored church.
Thomas Hewlett (colorcd), OF Manches-
ter, was called to the chair, and John W.
Johnson (whitcl appointed secretary.
Prayer hy James B. Carter {coloredl.
On motion of Joe B. Carter, It was re-
solved that the convention proceed 10
elect a candidate to represent Chester
field county in the Constitutional Convcn-
ton. James B. Carter (cOloredl was then
put in nomination, and on counting the
vote vas declared duly elected. Captain
Maddox, the nominee Of Puwhatan, pre-
sentcd communication from the Repub-
lican Executive Committee OF that county,
which ,rqS real by said Maddox, request
ing the convention to nominate two canui-
dates and confirm tie nomination OF SAID
Maddox.
This interesting document was received
with evident delight by the Conventions.
The Chair again called for nominations.
At this stage of proceedings some con-
fusion was manifested. \ delegate from
District No. arose and protested against
the election of Carter as not being ".fdr.
Brother Carter was not lcctcd far To
this grave charge delegate took occasion
TO reply that sich" " talk was "no wut
nuliin,' and aS Brother Garter had re-
ccivcd a majority, he is elected"
The following names were then placed
! in nomination: Benjamin Tinsley, white
Jordan McRac, cOlorcd; and Ch1Tte@ Tor
ter, Of NorloM, white. Some OF the dele
gates could not understand how they could
nominate a candidate who did not reside
within the county or district. This matter
was promptly and satisfactorily explained
! by Naddor.
The vote being taken, the Chair an
nOunccd that Porter, Of Norfolk, was the
choice of the convention, and was there
fore declared elected.
! Maddox then arose, and said that Mr
Porter was expected to deliver an address
on the Capitol Square at o'clock.
John Johnson (whitc) moved that the
convention as body proceed to Rich
mond and inform Mr.. Porter OF his noml.
nation and listen to his address which
motion was adopted.
The convention resolved themselves into
an executive committee Of the Rcpubll
can party of Chesterfield county; after
which the convention adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-08
auction Sales This Dan.

COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock very
good assortment of kou. ehold and Kitchen fur
nitura
HAgRlSoH, GoDDIE L APPERsoT will sal! a. 4
O'clock that valuable gr.st mill known a7
Bla%sy's,' o.e mile east Of Richmond.
HARRISON, GODDIN q APPERSON will sell at 10
o'clock that valuable lot In the plan o. the Co.
lnInbian properly, on the corner of Cary and
Thirteenth stre.ts.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS will sell at II O clock a
very valuable farm Of thirty eight acrcs on n I.
Deep Ran turnpike. ABOUT thrc. miles from
Richmond.
Z. GATilHIGHT will sell a l43s Main street, com
1nencing at 10 O'Clock A. a., furniture, mat
t!esses, sheets. &c.
THOMAS d. NEAL will sell at his store this
morning, commencing 1T 10 O'clock, an asscrt-
.nent OF furniture, cooking stoves, dry goods,
boots shoes, hats, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-08

A SoLDlER At CAMP GRANT says " Will
YOU please inform me, through the columns
of your very valuable paper, whether a
soldier in the United States army is or is
not allowed to enter the Sons of Tempe
rance, and if he is, will vou please tell
how might address an officer of the or
ganization to that end, as have great
desire to join7 By answering this ques-
tion you will greatly oJiige number of
soldiers who would like to join such an
organization.'
The fact of being United States soldiers
does not disquality them. Marion Divi:
sion meets At Tanners Hall, opposite the
old Fair Grounds, and any officer of that
Division will give the necessary intorma-
tiOn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-08

MAYORS COURT, MONDAY MORNING.
MAYOR MAYO William Jones,
co!orcd, was arraigncd on charge Of
stealing check for 500, valuable papers,
a three-dollar grecnback, and some jew
clry, from woman named Anna Page.
The evidence showed pretty conclusively
that William had picked Annals pocket
while pretending to assist her at the Cen
trail depot. He was rcmanded for trial.
William Henry Mitchell and Thomas
Arnlistcad, both colored, charged with
breaking into the store of Thomas S. Bald
win & Go. and taking therefrom thirteen
shirts valued at thirteen dollars, were
sent on.
Mary Ann Muldowney, little Irish
girl, was arraigned for stealing thirty eight
dollars from Catharine Burns. Five or six
little girls were brought up, with their
mothers and grandmothers, to establish the
charge, but were unable to prove it to the
satisfaction of the Mayor. A little negro
girl, when called upon for her testimony,
said she had done forgot it," Mary Ann
was discharged, and Mrs. Muldowney left
the courtroom in tears.
John ". Butler, for assauting and beat
ing Mary Melton, was fined ten dollars
and required to give security for his good
behavior.