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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
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John Minor Bolts, in his Secret History
of the TREAT Rebellion. reviews part o
the history Of the war not generally known
an incident Of the late Mr.. Lincoln. Inc
following is extracted from an account :,
an interview in 1861, betwosn the politics.
historian and Mr.. Lincoln, IN which thS
latter is said to have used this language -
@Botts / have always been an ola .tdrr
HENRY Clay Wing, and if your s e,;r;star
people will let me alone, viii aa,l'',s.:s
this government as nearly upon ~. s-o 49,
c;nias that he would have administers ~ 90
II is nossible for one man 10 iOi1os ~ w
,.atb ~ anotbers-all of which ! oeileVeo
- - 80 heI;eve now be would have done.
n s.;S ,,oroorer. I'VE have seventy ODD
- :: Fo.t Snmter. sFhO are short IF pro-
l l-ien :. cannot and will not let them
Is e. e,,-6,od. they have SO much beef, sc
inch nork. potatoes, etc, but their bread
iii not last longer than next Wednesday,
and have sent special messenger TO Gov.
pickens TO say that l have dispatched a
steamer loaded with bread that was bis
expression, though / suppose he meant pro-
visions generally-'and that If he fired
upon that vessel he would fire upon ar un-
armed vessel with bread only for the troops;
and that if he would supply them, or let
Maj. Anderson procure his marketing IN
Charleston, l would stop the vessel; but
that had also sent feet along with this
steamer, to protect her if she was fired
into. want peace more than any man in
the country, and viii make greater sacri-
fees to preserve it than any other man in
the nation"
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he is now, when the prejoodis is SO fur re-
moved ez TO invest him with the Suffrage,
then WE'LL give him the ballot, WE LII LEAD
him up out Nv Egypt, aud wen make hiih
vote with us. The Dimocrisy never yel
fsiIed to control all NV the lower orders NV
society. They hev the lowest grade Nv the
f,rriners they hev Delaware and Mary
land. they hev Moo York city and Southern
Illinoy; and eff the Niger gets the ballot
afore he does the spellin book, he's ourn
beyond peradvencher.
Let us hold onto our faith, and eontinyoo
to run, ,hopin eventooally TO be glorifed.
let us remember thatah themajorities agin
us don't change the fac that Noah Gust
Ham, and that Hagar wuz sent back to her
mistress, Let Us remember that Paul, or
some one Nv them possels, remarked, "Ser-
vance, obey yocr masters, and that under
Abiishin ROOD, we are exposed to the dan
ger nv marryin niggers. Let us still cher
ish the faith that evenchooally, when
reason returns, the Amerikin people will
not throw away the boanTwe offer EN- nv
film the euss Of labor imposed by Che AL
NIFTY for disobedience in the garden, ez the
Dimocrisy served in the army, by substi.
toot, and persevere even unto the perfect
end When this good time is come, then
will the anshept Dimocrisy, Nv which | hev
ben to wunst a piller and ornament foI
thirty years, triumph, the position witch |
now hold, witch is rather too temporary to
be agreeable, be continooed unto me for
keeps, and laying off the armor Nv actooal
warfare, / shell rest in that haven Nv worn
out patriots perpetooal Post Offs. May
the day be FASTENED FAREWELL
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P NJ
(which is Postmaster)
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The SoUrHERN Press ON THE MILITARY

THE Southern Press ON THE MILITARY
BGLL.-The question is simply: friend or
foe? The Republican party 10 the United
States is as undeniably (and far less hon
orably) our enemy, as the battalons which
Gen. Grant commanded Our condition il
war-a war in which .'all things are fair. >
A million of dollars will be raised to cor
rupt Virginia. Presses viii be subsidized
Radical orators will pour in among US al
the first election. That peculiarly North
ern institution, "ballot-stuffng, has been
provided for by an act Of Congress, and =
cheDaur de frise of oaths has been con
structed to resist Rebel assaults. Againsl
all this, we have nothing TO oppose bat
unity But that is 'sun end shield" TO an
honest minority. With il, we shall yet
triumph Without it, we shall be-Ien
nesses and ioyaI.-Richmand (Va) Erdmt-
ner
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GENERAL ORDER,
HEApoUARTEEs TIEyEEssEE STATE Qua
NASHVILLE, March 6, Is


NASHVILLE, March 8, 1861.
Captains Of companies, commissions have been
10 enlist for period Of hre years. dscharg
CO. one hundred sSle ooasa men, Who when enrolled shall
ed when the Captain shall certify the 20 me al thes
infantry.
As many twenty each company shall be mount.
ed 10 act scouts bearers Of dispatches etc. under the
ofiesrs Capains from time to time
may designate Each mounted mAn will furnish equip
while active service feeding shoeng each
horse The Stats will only for horses killed disabsd
shall judge Of the fitness horses the service
comRsniss when completed shah report TO these head
ness Tor service whea called upon BY the commander-n-
Chief When called nso active service the companies viii
being responsibe for their safety return So pac-
vice
oAptsns Of companies shall take rank "A the service &C
cordDg 10 ths dates 81 their complexion shall take
their position in Regiments One Two &C. alphabetical
order proceeding elect officers regiments
complete companies constituting regiment For
drunkenness and vla neglect Of daiy the Commander
nChef reserves to himself the right dismiss any officer
from the service the charge being previously sustained
. Captains or LisStenAEis. commanding companies
qesls Wi SEE on All occasions, that no mans premises
ssspsssea upon that 20 poultry stock taken killed
maj % iehee rails are estFoyedno timber cut down aud
used Wtho1ta fair compensation being paid and that no
gram OF forage be taken without owner
kSeh fui company shall be allowed wagon four
aerses o. mules and 1eamstr wen all other
every onicer and privat beore entering the service shat
take and subscribe tSe following oath.
" do solenniy that hAve never Voluntarily borua
arr against The GOVERNMENT Of thu United States
purpose with inIeakion Of aiding the late releu:
nor haye with satsnfion at any time gvep aid
comfort. COUNSEL
81 hostility the Government 81 the nfed states
further s~car that have sought accepted any
once either civil or military attempted
functions Of any oiee either civil 81 military under tie
authority, pretended ahrity soeaed Conf-er-
f states % America or say lasureconeEy STATE
We OF efRsse 70 the authority Of the Uncl
nsnt VIII NJ iatent enii desire aid said rebellion
have never given vOlna suppoFt - any rr
meat o. autko-ity. 50 help ne GOA
,s. VA. G. BRowSLow
f"t+tt Comm sldsrsin Chief. etc
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Easby's New Volume.

The volume Of Petroleum V. Nasty
writings, which has just been published in
Boston, is made up Of his contributions to
the Toledo Blade, which have already been
published in most of the loyal papers in the
United States. Its dedication and "Few
Last Words are however new. The dedi-
eation IL as f,iIoxys
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ATTACHMENT
-. n AASAA EN Il
lafayette sey Administrator Of Robert Hope deceased
picha

IsIey Admnistrator OF Robert Hope decoased
Franklin Richardson.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF,
AFFIDAVIT alleges that the defendant justly indebted
% Am the administrator OF Robert Hope deceased
20 m dollars and 9Octs,
usef beyond the limits Of the State, ordinary
Oeeosef law cannot be served attachment
having sen issued aud refurns before levied
ta Of the Il is theore ordered puslfca
ton be made successive weeks in Brownlow Whix
saSiring the said defendant 10 pPear bbfoEe Office
JacksbOro' day August 1867, make
defense 70 piainins suit the will be proceeded with
ex parte JAS. A. WAISMAN, J. P.
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Fsh p, lsa5. g III. R. MenArn. g..
ATTACHMENT.
Henry Roberts Jean W Lcer
IN THIS EAUSR Irr Ape ARINI. M

sns court that ths defendant John " Exs IS nonr.i
81 ~ state Of fenneseCs abseonds or conceal
~ 1st The ordinary proet<s % Law cannot b. served nm
- on motisp Of plaintiff. by his atforney
~ 40 seft thai publication be FOR losr
~. - ntiear a. The next Circuit s1~e :, .
Il, ~ neie iof The coznty Of kncx court ha.-
49,. on thp second AsndAy 81 June next tim -
the answer or demEF 20 the and demand IN
Pelnsin, 81 the viii BE- t.fen a. =.
ff..7eeeea with parf~ -" - Net-1->Fai ana
NttnrsH, Il 49,
$50 ~ US tsfh a March sse7 >s n
''s7' "F'a' Will r. MsRATH, cissa.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-TAzEWELL
ATTACHMENT.
George Z. Wright w. 3. Y. Klncaid.

George +. Wright B. r. Kincad.
IN THIS CASE THE PLAINTIFF
ing sued attachment against defendant
the of twenty-five hundred dollars returnsble
Crcn Court Of Claiborne county and that said defendant
has absconded concealed himself that the ordinary
Of law cannot be served him II is therefore ordered
~ that publication be made for four successive weeks in
b0whows Wing, notify ing said defendant appear before
the Judge OF our Circuit Court be held for county
Claiborne, Al the court house In farewell the second
Monday In May next then aud there defend sGit
the same will be set for hearing psrte.
Adril B. 1857. Al i TREECE-
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ORIGINAL AND AMENDED BILL.

IFOlU IT'D 4ALLLOA IIOAFp Ut IuL
Bill which sworn TO- appears the satisfaction of the
Clerk aud Master that the defendant A. A Blackburn
nonesden OF the State Of Tennessee that ordinary
process Of law cannet be served him Ii
ered by the Clerk and Master his April Rules 1867 that
publication BIZ made in BrOwnows Wing
weeks Notifying said defendant appear before the Chan.
ceior AZ Oaano COnIt be held in the
oSndrdg on the hrst Monday AeT the Monday of
Ap ist Then and there 70 plead, answer demur
make defense 10 said BILL she will for
uoncsed aud the cause set down for hearing him
parts. A copy Of the order.
April 3. 1871. 4tpi5 WIN. GALBRAITH G. NJ
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cTRCUTT CoURLRUTLEDeE.
Second Judicial oircuf Grainger County, Tennessee
PARrE PETITION TO coRlEcI ERReR IN DEED.
nrrIrInNRR AII.EGEs THAT ON

DETITIONER ALLEGES THAT ON
the 18th day Of December 1886, Benjamin Walker con-
TO Jeremiah certain OF land situated
in the county rainge ana State Of Tennessee that BY
calls the description Of the boundaries OF
the tract viii be that among others there call
that read thus Thence north fifty poles black oak,
which il the said conveyance Petit
that afterwards towit the 18th day oil
November 1863 the said jeremiah Jarnagn conveyed to
and by reference TO this convey
will be that the call in the deed from Walker TO
Jarnagn Of offence north fifty poles black oak is not
contained in thu deed from Jarnagn petitioner and that
Solomon Frogdon the adjoining lands Petitioner
apply Court of Granger county, at Rut
ledge the Attn Monday in April 1857 to have error in said
deed corrected.
March o. 1867 4tpf5 THOMAS LATHIM Clerk.
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Attachment.


N T HIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from the affidavit Of the painta thai tbs defendant Hi
BOHRn has fed from the nits the Tonnes
abscOnds ordinary pro-
es Of Law cannot be served him IL therefore order
I'd by me that publication be- made successive weeks
ia Brow nlows Wing notifying th, defendant 20 appear be-
tore oihcr, In District Mp county,
tr 18th Of May 1851 then aud plead answer
nur % the suit AID d-aand of the pain will
De taken As contcssed arid proceee,l with parte.
April y 1851. 4spfJ JAMES II. NEWMAN j. P.
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CHANCERY COURT-sEVIERVTLLE.

hIey n Anoe8 VI u. y. =. O1aIlDsIs1 e ii
TT APPEARING FROM COMPLAIN
l. ANTS bill which to, that Carrie Rutherford and
Mpesa Rutherford his wife, non-resdents OF this state
cessive weeks in Brownlows Wing, notifying said
dent defendants appear at he next October term OF te
chancsry Court to be held at House in seVervie
on the second Monday next and the bill
complaint Riley a. Ande fled against them and others
in said Court viii be taken confessed as TO
them and for hearing parte -,
April 3, 1857. 4tpf5 b. P. THOMAS o. NJ.
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I'M THIS CAuSR I'M AppEARINGI

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARIN G
the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the defendant Hiram
Boman, has hed from the c cennsssee
binary process 81 law upon is there
ordered by that publication be made fer four
sse weeks 10 BrOwniow Whig notifying the defendant
appear before me- my ONCE District No J. jefferson
onny, the 18th Saturday Of May 1867 then and
make bis defense 20 the BILL the will be proceeded with
e parta.
April 5, 1867 4tSn JAMES II. NEWMAN. ]. p.
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CHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE.
ORIGINAL AND AMENDED ATTACHMENT BILL.
Linz. M.Il.or AIlo-. ID.

James Walker 70. Allen Bettis, ct al
IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
Original and Amended Bills filed this case which are
appears the satisfaction the Clerk
that defendant Alden Betts a of the
State Of Tennessee that the ordinary Of Law
EO be served him Ii Is therefore ordered by
and Master his April Rules 1867 that publication be
made In BTownlows Wing for four successive weeks notify
ing said defendant appear before Chancellor Chan
Court TO be held in the cambridge the
hrst Monday after the fourth Monday Of April 1861 then
and there plead answer demf defense
70 said Attachment Bill and Amended Bill will
taken for confessed and the hearing az
TO him parte. copy Of the order.
April 3, 1867. PTS WIN. GALBRAITH, @. NJ.
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BY VIRTUE OF al DEGREE OF THE

o. The SErt Court Of Knox county, made TIE Fsbrzar
er l e said court In tbs Of H. d. EsfsE, 81 Al vs.
Astlqs wilkins 81 Al, will eel A. public salt tie high
tst oeI on Friday the 16sh dag O. April 1907 the tracr
oi lane yire II tbs ett Civil District Of Eaox c0anty for
merry Owned By Benjamin. wilkins deceased contanins
soat tee hundred acres, less on which SAID
ne5ain wilkins resided Al The time Of his deaih The
e o. distribution among the heirs the Sid Banielan
wilkins, except the family yard on me sss tt Il
tno sheh graveyard u b and not Included III
we san One hundred doilars be required 10 h nd hv
ne pafchser AZ The sale and the reunSer al ne mr.
ehAhe money te purchaser via required 10 give note Win
,feNf2i pAyaae n equal in nine AMI rirhtn
% ltem es4 OF sale, with Interest from date and lien
@ ee Ane ca the land entil The purchase rev Is fuii,
hours. = f" "'-'.h He ~9eAi
March ~ ises iisfs WILL. R. McBATH, Clerk
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VEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
my Office win be from the l5h 70 the 20 tn Of April
for hearing and deterninng All appeals relative = any erro-
valuations assessment or by
Assistant Ertnrnsd annual list for ledI
sppeais be allowed to any party after The annual
Transmitted the Collector. All spreas must
he made in writing mns specify the pArcuar cause matter
thing respecting which decision requested and also
the ground principle Of upon which the appeal
ID based
Ofce First National Bank Gay Street. Knoxville,
Tenn. d. a. CARPENTER,
uf9ot A
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TfIl7;z1z EyTZzTI
::SzIEIISIs

3. I. BABBITT'S LABOR SAVING
soAPfhis soap made from clean and rure materials
20 aahsan " any tad not njars the most DEL
ae AbIe and u especially adapted for wooens which viii
not shrink after being washed with this Soap II nav IS used
% sat water Is wiz remove paint GREASE tar and
stains 81 All kinds Ons pouad rsI -
Iaaiy soap Directions sent vita each bar r
three gallons hnndsome scan from ore poud Of
this soap Zach har Is WRAPPED IN cIresiar fui
~ u.s. Rrnted n EnElish and Gsraar yoEr
- q bAhbl1t Nos. g, e. Cd 81 es Ge 20 7s sne y
Washington ffresi, New TsEk Aprs-iy
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CHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE.

NJ Branner Executor of the Will John Roper deceased
vs. John r. Brapner, ct al
FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
bill, which is to- il appears that defendants H.
d. Hubbard and Mar, j. Hubbard his wife, Joseph r. Brown
and Margaret Brown his wife formerly Margaret
bard, holie Hubbard, Magnolia Hubbard Catharne Hub
bard John j. Hubbard, Georgia Hubbard Maud Hubbard
and Ida Hubbard, children and Heirs Law of Mary
Hubbard, formerly Mary j. Branner, citizens Of
state OF Louisiana. That DEFENDANTS r. D. Mcvin @. M
Melvin, Il. MELVIN, Margaret cEvin Joseph
VIM heirs aud distributes Margaret McEvn formerly
Margaret Prsnner citizens of the Of Georgia and
that defendant, Joseph Banner is citizen Of tho State
OF North Caroline and that the ordinary OF law
not be served said defendants Its therefore ordered by
the Clerk and Master his March that pubica
tiOn be made for BrownlOws Whg
notifying said defendants appear before the Chancellor
Chancey Court held the cambridge
Tenn the first Monday after the fourth Monday OF April
next then and there plead answer, demur
defense said bill taken for cen
fssed and the down hearing ex pae
A copy Of the order
March 20, 1851. pf5 WIN. GALBRAITH, o.4M.
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CIRCUIT COURT-YNOXVILLE.
Ird JUDICIAL Uircul Knox county, Ienn, Feb. Term, 1861
ATTACHMENT.
Joseph A. Mabry Richard Pryor.
IN THO NATTSE IN ID ID u nTLv n,

/ N HIS OAUSE IT APP u A R N q
to the that the defendant Richard Pryor. is non
resident Of the State At Tennessee bseonds conceals
himself that the ordinary process OF
upon him Taereap0D, motion Of the plaintiff by
torney u ordered ty the that publication made
tor four successive weeks IN Brownlows Wing, n0gag said
defendant 10 appear ~ the Of the Circuit Court
for Knox county TO DO held for the county knox, the
court house IN Knoxville the second Monday Of June
then and te-s 20 plead demuF % the
nsnd 81 The plaintiff the vail be taken confessed
BY him, and proceeded with parts.
Witness, VIII MoBsth CLERK Of said court Al OF CO I'm
Knoxville, March 22d, 1851.
hAreh n, lssz WILL. R. MsiATH. CLERK
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CIRCUIT COURT-DANDRIDGE.
Second Judicial Crenit Jefferson county, TENNESSEE
JUDICIAL ATrAcHNESr


JUDICIAL ATTAcHMEEr
william D. Linard John 81. Boyd
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARIN G
tnas me aetentsDt is q shi. State,
the judicial Attachment this beInaaturned
levied upon the etafe Of the defendant II ordered thar
publication be made for weeks in Brownlow
Whig notifying the defendant appear
tie Circuit Court be held for TIE of Jefferson
the court house 10 Dsndridge End Monday pr
1867 then and there plead answer, dsmur the
and demand of the plaintiff the taken as con-
fessed and the proceeded with parts.
March 20, 1867. pf54t s. s. McCUISTION Clerk
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Legal Advertisements.
CIRCUIT CoURT-MADIsoEVILLE.
JANUARY TERM. 1857 VA


N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
the allegations in the petition Of the complainant that
ne respondent, " caldwell, NONRESIDENT Of the
Vf 1eBbrssve IL theTeiOre publication
made for four weeks BrOwnlows Wing
stng said deendat appear the Term OF Cir
cut Court To be held tor the Of Onro the
MadisOnviis, the Monday of May next
hen aud there 10 plead demnr complAinEut
ali tiled IN this v will be taken confessed
sHd set Tor hearing "a parte.
March Il 1861 WIN. NJ. SMITH, Clerk.
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A LECTURE

de Hn6A PER YEARf We want AGENTS every
ed n sebSBeI where 70 sel our IMPROVED so sewing
Maehines. Three kinds Under and upper ke seat
trial Warranted ave years. Above salary large examination
paid The machine sold IN the United States for -
Than $50 which fully deceased 81 oe, HAfr y ,s
6rose a BAKER Ssgsr Co. AID Baehssr. an ether 81.
machines iafrisgs and the sr ara ~
rs s aad iaProHnsest Illustrated flrenafs :. ~
dress, call upon shaw Clark, a. Bied' s,t,I1-Iv
Chicago, III.
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! IslIE ;!;E;I7
UX27;S1 IN SAVED

USING B. 7. BABBITTs PURE CONCENTRATED POT.
ASH, or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double f6e
strength Of eemmsn POTASH and superior any other
ner or ley IN the market Put upi Of pound upSs
pounds poands 2nd y pounds with directions q EreIIs
and German r making Hard and Soft Soap One pound win
make 10 gallons Of Soft Soap. No lime s required Consnm
ers VIII hnd this the cheapest potash in market.
d. 7. BABRITT
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CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWE
Thomas Weir and Matilda Aamis Mary Houston

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
DEFENDANTS Mary Houston, Robert Patter
and wife Mary L. Patterson, William Bales and wife
Russelia Bales, William Martin and wife Margaret Mar
tin Thomas e.. Hunter and Emma Glenn, noB-resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee, shown in the b 1t
ordered that publication bs made 10 Brownows Whig
for four successive weeks notifying said defendants to appear
before the Chancery Court at Tzew the I'd Monday Of
April next, and there defend said BILL the
will be taken for confessed Them and for hearing
paTte
copy of the o-der. JAMES r. EVANS, C. AN.
d
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EAST TENN. WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Athens, Tennessee.
2 G. WILSON A. NJ. President

P. c. WILSON, A. NJ, President.
THIS is A LOYAL G OIL l. E G E.
4 true TO science country. morality and religion
Athens is halfway by Railroad, from Chattanooga or Dali
ton, 70 Knoxville Easy Of access, healthy moral nte
aud loyal il is the point for such an Institution 1t
has been located and adopted the only Male College OF the
osIon Conferences of the NJ E. Church, which has two
active agents in the hedProf John T. Spence who is
a the North. and Rev W. H. Rogers No effort will be
spared make this Institution worthy the glorious 1t
bears letters and in morals Summer Term rs weeks
Opens April 18th.
TUITION PER TERM
Collegiate Department. SO 90
Preparatory Department. " W
intermediate Department. ................... "
Urinary department.
incidental Expenses =. - =.
All dues be paid in advance from time OF entering 70
close of Term Boarding private families 80 per week.
(wAshag ncuded Unsnrzshed rooms for students 10
board thenseIveso studentons dollar per month.
information address the President, W. E.
Helm, Rev J. A. Hyd Rev. Z. A. Atee, or G. W. Ross.
MARRIOTT
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rrrnRmATroN WAITED

GOO MONTH "A gsa1ts, , rsa'sa r cAaLEY. CT,
~ 49, ~ p; ass.ssss NJ NJ o'' lslynly
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5ET lEJI|I!

B. 7. BABBIfT's best Medicinal sALERATUs. str,.a.
from Common Salt Bread znase with this saleratua
tains, when baked nothing salt water -four
Nos g. S. 60 81 CO, ST. 10 ~ ana "a Washington st. New
York.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
WHY knN " lana Rnv

PETITION
Wiley Ray Ray.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
the allegations respondent sne
DAY Is nUnTesident Of
this ordinary process reach her II is ordered that
publication be made for BroUnlOw
knoIye Whig notifying the said rspon0ent appear the
uext Term OF The Circuit Court the held
the county Of Monroe the house adisonvle
the second Monday Of May and there plead
deDur the cVnplananss bill in this cause
The will be taken confessed and for hearing
eK parte. =. - rF
- VIM. NJ SMITH, Clerk.