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Sumter Court.

The trial Of B. J. Hodge, for the mur.
der Of Thos. NJ. Durant, on Monday Of
last week, occupied the attention Of the
court Friday and Saturday. The Cour,
room was crowded by a large and impo
sing assembly Of the people OF Clarendon
and Sumter Districts, during the grisI
mauifes.ing the deep interest felt in this
fearful tragedy. The State was ably rep
resented by Colonel Simeon Fair, our vet
eran Solicitor, and the prisoner by Messrs
Moses and Noise, Kershaw IL McCants
All possible circumstances Of aggrava,ion
Of the offence on the one part, and OF
mitigation on the other, were brought out
and commented upon, and the case was
submitted to the jury Saturday afternoon
by His Honor Judge Moses, in an able
and animated charge, which appeared to
many as leaving but one door open for
the escape Of the prisoner with lie, bu,
the circumstances were Of such a nature
as TO lead the jury to this avenue Of merr
cy without much hesitation. They return
ed verdict OF manslaughter and the
prisoner was sentenced to years and siY
months imprisonment in the jail and pen.
iteatiary. We forbear comment upon the
circumstances "a presented by the proof,
believing that we consult, in so doing, the
dictates Of good taste and sound morals.
but we trust wherever known, they will
be warning to all against proAigscy and
immortality, as we'll as agsins, violence
and blood. These dark tragedies have
their mission TO society, and read US all q
lesson. Let each improve their teach
ines for his own amendmeDt.-C Camden
Journal.
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PRICES TrMnLISG.-The great fall in
the dry-2oods marke, in the North seem
to have the like effec. throughout the
South. Messrs. HAssELrINE & CEArEr.
never behind any Of their competitors, in.
forms our readers in to days paper OF a
corresponding reduction with the New
York prices. 1t is a fact, however strange
it may appear, and we are somewhat a,
loss to account for it, that ladies' fipe
dress goods are cheaper than before the
war. DeLanes which sold for 37t cents
before the war are now going at 25 cents
per yard. This popular firm has just re.
celved their second stock o! Winter goods,
which, as is their usual custom, they offer
at moderate profit. In the Boot and
Shoe line, they ara prepared TO furnish
both ladies and gentlemen, a comfortable
understanding.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRoors.-A general
movements apparently in progress among
the troops 10 the Military districts. Tive
companies Of artillery have recently arriv,
ed in this city from Florida, and the Bar,
rett House, at the corner Of King and
Calhoun streets, have been used - .
temporary barracks. The guard tent on
the Green and the ssptiuels, with drawa
ssbrss, around the house have given this
corner quite military appearance. lis
understood that Washington is tSs dssti.
nation Of these troops, and that others are
being drawn from vSrious points and
massed around that city.-Char. Nssss.
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GST The Commissioner in Equity re
quests US to state, that persons who have
purchased lands and have not complied
with the terms Of the sales, are notified
that they must Go so At once. II ar.
rangemen,s are net made by the 7th day
Of December, he will be compelled to nd.
vertlse the lands for sale at the risk OF tn @
former purchasers. Those at all acquain'
ted with the law in such matters will
avail themselves Of the opportunity and
save costs.
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SALES NEXT MoNDAY.-The property
advertised to be sold by the Commission
er in Equity on Monday next, comprises
some Of the most valuable tracts Of land
in this District. The Estate lands Of the
late S. b. Massey, together with the large
fiue residence in the Village will be sold
on that day. The present stringency OF
the money market, the low price Of cot
ton and other temporary causes, will no
doubt cause this property to GO at a much
lower figure than its true value, and per.
sons in the land market would consult
their interest to give these sales their at.
tention. There never was n better on.
portunity for judicious speculation.
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IL d e. "A L..
POSITIVE NOTICE,

We are forced to the unpleasant: ne.
ce'si,y of again calling upon our patrons
who owe us for subscription, advertising
and job work, TO come forward and set,
tie up. We must have what is due US,
or we shall fail TO meet the necessary ex.
penses in conducting our paper. The
time which we gave to many has expired
and but very few have complied as s,ipu.
lated. We ask you to regard this as q
personal appeal.
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travagancss, which can only end in war
of races and your own defeat and exter.
miua,ion. Your only hope for peace and
prosperity is to abandon your Northern
allies, discountenance your misehevious
secret societies, and court the CO operation
and protection Of the whites with whom
you were raised, and who, despite your
present unnatural estrangement, are still
your best friends.
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The ELEcTIoN.-The Radical candi.
datea-two illiterate negroes-were elect
ed to the Convention from this Dis,ric,
by majority Of 343 votes. The regis
tration books for this District, show a
majority OF whites, and they could have
easily defeated the negro candidates, bu,
large number refused to vote and allow
ell the blacks TO have it their own war.
Gentlemen make up your minds to live
under whatever Constitution this wooly-
headed Convention may see proper to
adopt-it will be enforced. Your hopes
OF reaction sufficient to undo what thi.
convention will enact, is based upon
weak reasoning and inexperience in poli,
cal workings.
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Things in Washington.

We take the following dispatches from
the Baltimore Gazette:
GOLD THAD" AND IMPEACHMENT"
ThaGdeus Stevens bas prepared the fol.
lowing bill to be introduced in Congress
BE IL enacted, That whenever toe Pres.
ident or Vice President Of the United
States shall have articles accusing him Of
high crimes and misdemeanors duly pre-,
ferred against him, aud the court consti.
tutionally provided therefor shall have or.
dered hi, trial aud fixed the day for il to
commence, he shall be considered N lying
under disability to discharge the powers
and duties Of his Office, and said disa5ili.
ty shall remain until the termination Of
said trial,
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THANKsGIvING DAY.-President John
son has set apart to-day Thursday 2sth
inst..) as day Of national thanksgiving
and praise to the Almighty Ruler of Ma
tions, for the blessings bestowed upon us
during the past year.
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We find the following paragraphs ON
braced in the Platform Of the Union Rer
publican party Of Anderson District:
Is. Congress having passed Bank
rupt Law, for the benefit of all those
whose Indebtedness exceeds $500, we
hold that equity and justice demands tha,
some provision, at least. should be made
for those whose Indebtedness does not ex.
ceed 5000.
l6. As ali men arc bound by legal
and moral obligation to pay their jus.
debts, we oppose and condemn all efforts
to repudiate individual debts, but favor
their being paid by regular instsllments
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General Csubys report to Gen. Grant,
as Commander OF the Second District, k
published. The troops in this District
amount to l4l commissioned officers and
277a men. Nine hundred and hfy nine
cases hare been tried by military tsibu-
nails. The expense Of reconstruction. 90
far, materially exceeds $3.50, ,0oo.-C2ar.
Nsips.
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NEVER INVITED HM.-"Why is Il YOU
never trade with me r. said tradesman Ia
friend from the country, the other day.
The reply was characteristic (: "You have
never invited me, sir, am reader Of our
District paper, and never fail to search
the advertising columns. have seen no
invitation from you, and I make il rule
never 10 so where / am not invited"
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The Election in North Carolina.

WTLMrSGroS, N. c., November 10
The election is passing off very quietly.
About 400 votes have been oolIed.-
Nearly all were negroes, 1875 whites 70,
ing against convention. The whites will
vote to morrow almost unanimously
against convention.
RALEIGH. N. c., November 1o.-Ths
election passed off quietly without distur,
bance. The negroes behaved with the
utmost proprety. A strong military and
police force was stationed at the polls aud
p*rsaed the streets all day. II is imnos
sihIe to tell the result OF ,o.day's voting.
About 1900 votes wero cast, mostly by
negroes, and ali Radical. with but two eI
ceptions. Whites reserved their strength
for to morrow. Many blacks forgo, the
names by which they registered, and los.
their votes. 1t is thought that the Radi
cals are ahead to day, but q vast msjori,y
OF whites are We, to vote. The principal
strength Of the Radicals has been already
polIed. The Conservatives are confident
OF success. The votes will not be couated
until to morrow evening.
WnMrSoToN, November 2I.-The al.
ection returns are very meagre, but enough
has been received to establish the fac, tbst
the Convention is called by a large ma.
jority, and that the Radicals have elected
a majority Of the delegates. There are
very few negroes elected, but number OF
extreme white Radicals. The Conserva
tives lost many counties in their control
by apathy aud Indifference.
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ESTATE SALE.-We direct attention TO
the advertisement Of the Estate sale OF
the late Joseph A. Cunningham, in this
paper. Read and profit.
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The Florida Elections.

AUGUSTA, November l9.- Returns
show that the Florida Convention is car.
ried by decided majority. OF the reg.
istered voters. nearly all the blacks arc
voting and but few whites. A large num-
Der Of negroes are elected.
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to defeat the Constitution to be submitted
by the Reconstruction Convention. taking
it for granted that no Constitution can 10
submitted that will be acceptable TO iLeir
| party.
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The Australian cannibals have satsn
Rev. s. Baker, the Wesleyan missionary.
aud six native Christians.
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TnANKs.-Capt. B. J. WITnERsrooN
will accept our thanks for late Charlestor
papers in advance Of the mails.
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The French troops in the Pspai States
are making preparations to 60 into winter
quarters at Ciyita Vscchia.
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Conservative Convention in Georgia

AUGUSTA, November Is.--Tbe Conser-
vaiive pres. are advocating the meeting Of
q Convention At Macon on the 5th DeI
cember, for the purpose Of organizing a
party in opposition to reconstruction uu &.
der the Military Acts, aud with Q view
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Hon. S. J. HAy.-This gentleman,
who is the District Judge for Barn pwelI,
has recently refused to carry out The Jury
order Of Gen. Candy.
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THE EXTRA SESSION.

There is a disposition manifested BY
leading conservative Republicans to do
away with the nine days session by adj
journing over from Thursday to MONDAY,
from Monday to Wednesday, and from
Wednesday until after ThsLksgiving.-
The ground taken is that no practical leg.
islston can be effected in this short ses.
sion, and that nothing can be gained by
sitting. Those favoring impeachment
will, it is understood oppose adjourning
over.
SOUTHERN RADICAL CONVENTION.
1t is proposed, we learn, by Southern
Republicans now here, friendly to Chief
Justice Chase, TO hold Southern Radical
Convention here, on the 22d Of February
to bring forward the name Of Mr.. Chase
as the candidate OF the Convention for
the Presidency.
The New York herald., 1867-09-10
THE LECTURE SEASON.

tMroRftNr LFcruREs pAILy-ro oENrLsHrn
.snIy 2. us.rssuaf suSjssGs G - ss ks. rsrn na.sum
sr': sss ..ss' f22E-s,sa: 2-.sr '.s ::s.s
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pAClfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP ooNPAsYs
THROUGH LINE 10 CAIiPORNIA Am cutNa
cARKYiN9 UNITED STATES MAIL, -'

stesme leave pier u North rver ZOO, Of Canal street "A
nociock, noon ss follows :"
August N-ARlZONA. Captain Nnurv eunneetino vtih
SACRAMENTO, Captain Caverly -
Sept ll-HEkRY CHAUNCEY. CAPTAIN C3rav coouectiu.
win MONTANA, Captain Sutton. "
sept 1l.-NIsING STAR, Captain eoabsry, eonneeias
with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidg-
POUNDS BAGGAGE allowed free 70 eaan adult paasenset
~ esparures touch At Aeapuico those Of lat and 2ls
sonnect Panama With steamers South Pacific ports
ls ana llth tor Central American pors those OF ls
touch at ManEsnillo
"sul line from Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
steamer os September 81 will
chos from sas Francisco Oct ber H. Yokohama and
none koug and A. yokohsma with steamer Costa RlcA
Nsgasski and ShAng
For passage tickets and all further information apply
The orcs on tie wharf foot Of Canal street. Nouh
New YORK. r. X. BABY. AGENT.
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NEW rUrLTCATIoys.

AYUw RE READY-ALExANpns DuMlg LIsr Avn
~ best book The Ccuu Of Aofeti RcheIieu sss His
Evris Trar slated from The Frepoh By H. l. Wiisms Jr
fc 7t FOR sale by the New Yark News Ccxnpast
kas spruce street. N. ", and - svsry booaslsrs.
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COAs-WIsE sTEAMsurps.

ROE CALIFORNIA VIA PASAMI '>S~r
me facteo Mail SteamshIn ro,n.x,. .....,ss
II. .. Il ososS seoE VIII sA on Wednesday, sspsmbss
ss,i ~ es''sd from Wednesday, An. A. H., until russ
For rates, 40, inquire a, frs,ah, on,c. -,
u Horss river. FOO. of Canal street "'ApAn' pe'
Hols Freight Agents Pacific Man s,.smshp comn,..,
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EUROPE.

OATH HOTEL PIoCADILLv, LONDON -p.pT,ors
ID have toe cheerfil view Of riocsdliv sns
teook sbs oress fsrk Brunswick Hotel jsrmyn street.
o. under entirely msnaee mani Ga,s. 80
Huits Of Apartn and comforlAbls ~
The above oels situated 10 the 1re OF the ss, pa
scmform OF nome. Families and ssnusmsa Bssrass ~
Mssrrs. BINaLEY a co. rrorr,sso,.
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nrr.1.Tx Env,

nffsLrtEnys
noxNnrs AsD noCSD aArs 80. q. HAcArLAy.
- ~ nrcsevy. sstwsss kne>s1nN sn1 fsssuslA
IMPORTANT TO xfLrfsgNr-ypa Tors % eoopa
fre2 s.stics. ssssg rs"fs. rr s.ss.l go ssasssAs
III iscsz~sy. se~s ssrs sss slsss e~sv Ssss ssrss.
pAnfs uyLLIxEare-NADAnn vsnnnRo. GOA.
y n9lp pe Oval Jsnes ssrsee hee rss.spo4 fres
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pAciFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP cOaPANY's rHRoUa aB
rEIied States Nail Line to
JAPAN AND CHINA

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
saiins regularly every Thursday from pier No. Kern
nj O'Clock 4. NJ.
MISSOURI. Captain u. W. Palmer. Sept H.
EAGLE, Captain NJ. r. Greene sept. 10.
fos freight or passage apply TO
GEO D. HARTHON, President
NO. Bowling 1reen,
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x...s S.TlSssSa sss; nls s..s. skrrs 10
.s. a''~s' IS F,s,S:i ss.r TI TS;s% s.S:,S,
AiL ElsrT or yAscr DOCS AND BIRDS ron
s.ss ~ ss Scyfrs s.s S;:.s: s::s s,.: ,:s
hoo wAsrsD-sussiAs sr ssasARD, xAsrIFr
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PCS sAhs saHArza rHsss yrAs OH srrrss
Eog ssLE--A vERy HAxDsgsR youSo SETTER;
NJ 80 f . n. !. sssf 49, ..,.s ssa .e.a. yell
pooLs Will rR sOfn AZ vak VILLAGE ROUSE
Il swssr naa.sN sna ssss srsss su Ts-saas ssf WEI
.r ss ~ :. s = oss ss '' ~ rsa-.. q y. "'a''a
sssgsa y. sstr = 4. G .s .s s.s.. =.
os.assrs slrss1 i iAa 80 ~aa's rl.ss' -
SrRsx racuT JosEraiSs n9Ev roR ..Lg-rnR
s 49, y s.s sns ga.s' s .sss ssss
.sIlsm tser /. sasssa ssF ala Appg y ". A. srAas.
HonsE~. CARRIAGES. &C.
A ZINE cArAL0ocN or HoRsEs AT Our SALE
NJ wrsxw . sovwpviftos pAs ~ ora owx sr.srEs
iis kAsf fHieiKksnI kIsEEr skAR FOURTH
xr.sns: rsss sdssasiils q. nov .s...-.
''~ssd st 'a' W. nsssR 4 'as .rcr,oS BUSINESS.
sss ss. ..s s, ssya s o. ss ss,s.: .:s ss ., ~,
a. setwssn the syns snt the ssiaS All
peculiar as'ic1ts
That krm has sfhsFto s~d nnks TIE nerss
businsss and srsdc 10 wsn
kne~n 70 Nc publs % ssnerAA
hessr. Miner sen srviie fwve Arr~fy sstsssd their
cssomsrs thai iatsxry ~ c&frisd ire srss hu-i
ness. and dsrratea psf~ssers onNl 10 shall
seknosisassd lhal there sss market 10 ey
where q
Jossevine o. dosble drsine !. gTAesi~ed -.
the Post eHcn.
rsrtscslar. of ts-a.v's sNis aaasr auction bsad
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

EoR sALE-HohsS. WAGON AND HARNESS. SUIT
bic saf hght ouslness; price el60 Inquire ~ q
per OF S street and Sixth avenue In the Groos
store.
The New York herald., 1867-09-10

TYrpaos RIVER AND HArLEN HAILRoADa-
snd M"ssesn ,rsiss f-svs Sss York, ~ nussen awe
RsIlrosa Thlrssh street sud Tenth svesxe, a n, Ia
ana 81 % and n r. ~; and vie Harlem RAilrsa4 rvsn
n asth street FOURTH avenue o. 10 A. ~ asdt:of
:'s' '' 'rsty;s " y;xsSssssis SAL s \ u: ::;is sis:.~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25

At the Border State Convention the following
speeches were delivered by two distinguished cti-
zens Of this county:
sPEEcH OF HoN. HoRACE MAYNARp.
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through justice as the representative of the popular
thought, Gen. Sheridan, We welcome you.
And now, General look at the thousands assem-
bled here to do you honor. There is scarcely civ
ilized country on both hemispheres which is not
represented here You see the American white or
black, proud that his country calls you her SON.
You see the Irishman, proud that your ancestors
called the green isle their home. You see the Ger
man. the Frenchman, the Scandinavian, the Eng
lishman, the Hungarian, the Pole the Bohemian
the Italian, the Spsniard, proud of being united
with you in common citizenship and in their enthu-
siastic zeal for great cause proud of hav-
ing fought, and ever ready to fight again with you
Every civilized language bids you welcome here,
and unites in the solemn promise never, never 70
forsake the with which your Is 30 glori-
ously identified Nay, the very whistle OF the steam
engine the crest representative of pro9ressive
science and modern civilization joins its shr notes
with this grand chorus of human voices. The great
heart of loyal Missouri leaps to you in this triumph
ant shout: Welcome, welcome, Sheridan TLong
continued cheering
The crowd was SO large and enthusiastic that it
was with difficulty that his remarks could be heard
even by those on the balcony, and having conclud-
ed his remarks, obtained the hearing Of the masses
in the street, and said:
We have welcomed General Sheridan but you
did not hear 1T now raise your voices and speak for
yourselves.
The crowd broke forth in tumultous cheering.
"H4CA SUutliueu IOI sSfofaI minutes when the
cheering subsidized General Sheridan spoke IS fol-
lows:
l presume you all know that / never make
speeches l regret exceedingly that l am not able
to make you one tonight, but this very kind well
come has been unexpected by me entirely, and can
only return my sincere thanks for your enthusiasm
and kind welcome.
The close of Gen. Sherdan's brief speech was th e
signal for renewed and prolonged bursts ofapplause,
as the music again struck up, and the swaying ju-
bilant multitude in procession resumed their Gne of
march. Long after the dispersion of the grand col
umn cheers of the divisions in various parts of the
city resounded, and on Fourth street serensding
and filed all the air in the neighborhood of the
Generals quarters with strains of sweet melody to
late hour.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
" splendid Steamships viii leave Pier No 49, North River
foot OF street, at Il O'Clock noon the lat lth
and every month"; Except when those dates a on
Sunday then the preceding Saturday, for AsPIN-
WALL, connecting vs Panama Railway, with Of the
CompaEys Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures Of and 2ls connect At Panama With
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS Those of Ist touch at MAN2AHILLO- --f .
Departures Of the 18th each month connects with the new
team line from Panama AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
steamer OF September 21st viii connect closely With the
steamer A, from San Francisco October l4th Tor
Yokohama and Hong Kong; At YokOhama With steamer
COSTA RIGA for Nsgsssk and Shanghae.
discount of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates allowed
TO second cabin and storage with families Also
an allowance of ONE QUARTER on through rates TO clergy
men and their families, and school teachers
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each sdu Baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend to ladies and
children without male protectors Baggage received on the
day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads and
passengers who prefer - send down early.
Al experienced board Medicine aud attendance
free.
For passage Tickets further information apply at the
COmpany's ticket offce on the Wharf FOOT VI OAhAh
STREET NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
jsn9-Sm p H. bAbf' Agent.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

THE REVENUE COLLECTORS OF
/ East Tenuesee will hereafter send their money 10 Nash
Wills By southern Express Company, taking their receipt
ln5tf J0HS r. HENRY, Treasurer
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
COUNTY CoURT-KNox COUNTY.

COUNTY CoURT-KNOx COUNTY.
H. Clapp Administrator the Heirs OF George Capp de-
ceased.
THE TRACT OF LAND HERETOFORE
offered in this and sold for want Of bidders, win
be offered again for the premises on Thursday the Sd
day Of october next credit Of six ana Twelve months
except the ty dollars which viii be required on te
S al sa Notes with approved security taken for the
nander Tie said tract Of land lies IN the Isth District
Knox county, adjoining the lands OF a. carter and
$50 IssS-4t WM. RULE, Clerk,
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ATTACHMENT.
pHF pr4TNTTFF ON AFFIDAVIT

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant Indebted to him 10 the sum q two
hundred and dollars and four cents and that ne hs 80
vl from limits tho state that the ordina-
~ prooess OF law De served on hn and an attach
nent having been Issued and returned DeoIe @ .S On
ordered bv me ai publication be made for four successive
s in froygnoWs Wing, notifying said defendant 70 APP
near before me- al my oce ia the 9Th Civil District OF Camp
biI eonpt on the th day Of December 1851, ana make his
a.-+ " j. j. MARS,
ft "a a. Justice Of the Peace.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-25
HoNoRAKY MEMBERS.

Upon motion Of Mr.. George Myers, of Baltimore,
the following gentlemen were appointed honorary
meu bers Of The Convention Hon. +. M. stanton,
VIM. LLOYD Garrison, Charles Sumner Frederick
Douglass. Horace Greeley, Thad. Stevens Hugh l..
Bond, Francis Thomas Theodore Tilton, Henry
Wilson, VIM g. Brownlow, John NJ. Langston,
Schuyler Colfax, Rev. d. Highland Garnet, and
Generals Phil Sheridan, John Pope, Daniel T.
Sickles and Andrew w. Dennison.
Great applause greeted the names of Stanton
Sheridan and Sickles.