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VIZ g. BRovSLov, GovERSoR OF TIE sTAIx OF IrSKrssKE
To SHALL SEE THESE PzBeESTs-GEEETfxa:
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN MADE
w known to ne that Elias Wells and John Wells,
charged having committed foul and etrocous murder
ed day Of January 1851 upon tho body Of Thomas
Denny late ofour county q Hamilton, has fed from justice
and is running az large.
Nov, therefore, p g. EFoVniov, Governor ~ afTesad,
By virtue Of the and authority II vested DO hereby
ofsr . reward Of FIVE HUEDRED DOLLARS, Two Hun
drsd and Fifty dollars for thu arrest Of shsT o. them - sny
person parsons who sppreksnd ths said Elias Wells
John Wells and dsFer thezl the Hherf Jeior 81
county Of Hamilton in order that jgstiee IN that behalf
may be had and executed.
said Elias Well ks about - years o. age,
six f,us inches high stopt iEs hght blue eyes, isrgs
III shaped mouth much inclinsd 70 snie Ehen spoken 20 y
eiven 10 general when extremely reckless AT
overbsarng The said John Wells about = OF "a years o.
age i've sght inches high stout bu hair, eyes
and copsxon Of deeper They hsvs relations ia North
Eastern Georgia North Carolina and Grssns ecantJ Team,
and friends IN sequatchis Valley.
In testimony vherssL hare hsrsEafo set ny hand
H. 81 and csussS the Great Seal u the State b axsd
at Nashville, On the i04A day Of January. 1857.
". G. BRoWELoW-
b fhs6oTurupr
A. J. FLETcnrR, Secretary 81 Sfa3s
TeSruAry 8. 1s67-20d
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SMOKING ToBAcco.-The best quality Of this To-
becco, known respectively az Bob Lee Lone
Jack " and Brown Dick is for sale at Valley &
post Office noy2l-tf
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contains adaaon Of any kind viii not injure the most de
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shrink after being washed with this Soap IL may be used
In hard salt Il viii paint grease, tar, and
kinds One pound Narrated equal TO two pounds
OF ordinary family SOAP Directions sent with each bar for
making three gallons handsome soft soap from one pound OF
this Soap Each bar wrapped circular, containing full
directions for printed in Engsh and German Ask your
grocer for B. 7. Babbitss Soap, and take other
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40 BuILDEEs.-see the advertisement of the
commissioners Of Campbell county, who are ready
receive bids for building new Jail at Jscksbero'
va Tor repairing tbs Court House.
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Sons OF TEMFERAgcE.-Knoxville Division Nc
Sons of Temperance, meet every Thursday eve
ming at 81 O'Clock, at Temperance Hall.
WILLIAM WooD, w. P.
Z. w. ADKINS, r. s.
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BrOwnIOw and Tennessee.

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read DR.. Whit
ter's advertisement in another column.
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wsrIIAx G.. BAowsEow G0YEHxoR on TEE sTAfE or TN
sEssEE, TO VINO SHALL SEE THTsE PnHsEsTs-GaEET-
WHEREAS, TT HAS BEEN MADE
w known 70 me that a certain WILLIAM FOX, charged
With having committed foul afgOciocs murder ths
t dag September 1885, uon tie body Of George
sings tcoo-ed late 81 county Of Claiborne has led from
Justice and IL running 81 hrgs-
Vow Therefore l. William c. Brewow Governor
said BY virtue Of The power and au5rify In vested
hereby offer ReArd 81 Hundred and hfty Dollars 70
person person. who appFeen6 said William Fox.
deliver khs the sheriff Jaor ef county Cas
borne order that justice in tas behalf may Re had
ecated.
Said william Fox ahont % tare q ags, abent sset
inches high tack set and tIb anped druoped backed
light haiti bias eyes seoN comPiexien, down look re-
enar kind 0f grin when taking res5 bad sid
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htna eaFay jacket and DARK core panis Supposed b
10 the cou5s q kEoxye In Kentucky His father
Adam fs1 u1er neat ts ceFtan ssF eaunff Team Said
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deserter from the 13th ReEiaet 1ehpasaes pnioa .ss,
IL Volunteers.
IN testimony uhereof have hereuefo - M 49,.
srt1l and caused the Great Seal Of the stats -
Nashville, On TIE 9th esy of November. iess =
By The Gesefnofs ~. 9. baeE&IoW
4. r. ELEfgnkE, Secretary q STATE.
5onesboraueh Flag AMI ereens4iie New Afzs ae -
dNesiet a. J: FLETCHER, seeretafy 81 staie.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

RkIIRoAD TIMz-TABLxs.--Trains on the East
Tennessee and Georgia and Eas Tennessee and
Virginia Railroads arrive and depart IS follows:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
!lI Y[YEl

B. t. Rabbits best Medicinal sALERATUs, !" made
from Common Salt Bread made witn ths saleratus
ain when baked nothing but salt water and four
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

East TKNsEssEE AND yTw5nIA RAILROAD.
First Train leaves Knoxville ss......... 200 A. n.
Second ............ 900 p. n.
Arrive At Knoxville at Les A. n. and Loo p N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
Bounty BoUNTYl

TNHE Law GIVING ADDITIONAL
Bounty 70 soders who served their term of saisssut
ana the Widows q soldiers who dlsd IA the ffmy
widow children, 70 the parents, has paaae4 n6
prepared 70 adjust all such saina. having IT,
ard amount u tbs ek1 heretofore pF6seentef b ~
Be convenient FOR tae selm6nf b Obtain h ee ~
calling Our o1cs il At the I'D rIst II .
story o. the court house. Ceme lmi,dla.efF. ~
you make ont claims tia yae vi w ,e4
aug22-tf BUT = . l4s&
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
WANT TO PURCHASE

IRON THREE TO SIX HUNDRED
Acres good Farming Lands with mill property or
good water Any having such property
Tor sale VIII write TO e. Y0RUS Lumpkn, Stuart county, Ga
jan9-s e. Y0RUS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
EAsr iEsxrssEE AND GEORGIA RAILEoAl

First Train leaves Knoxville at..... ... l.s3 An.
Second Train ............ 3.17 I'm.
Arrive at Knoxville ct s.4g A. n, and $40 ?. N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
Nor A FEw

NOT A FEW
Of the disorders that mankind arss nom ths
eorupton that aeeumusts blood OF all the diseov
cries that have been mado purgst ont none can canal 10
effect Henbods: comPoRnd; Extract ef sarsaparla Il
eleanses and renovaes the blood ns the vgor Of health
into the system, and pnrges tbs which make dir
Il stimulates the healthy fractions Of tho body ans
expes the disorders that and ankis blood Such
remedy that could be relied has long sought or
and for the rst time, the public one on sch they
depend Our space here does Of certificates 10
show its effects, bat the trial Of Jingle bottle VIII show the
sick that II has virtues surprising anything they ver
taken. KS a Ia str
Two taelespeenfals Of the k4t1a Of sarsspa adisd to
pint Of waet equal he L.on Diet DRINK and ons
bostie - fny esaai saloa he syrup q sarapa.
OF the detection usually made
nB- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITqED ID
USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARsY and are also IA
general In all sfata HOSPITALS and PUBLIC
SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the laad a. ,l a,
in private practice consder, as invausbl. remedies
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13
300 TO s25a PER. MONTH.
WANTED. FARMS TO RENT.

WE HAVE SEVERAL A PLIC A
TIoNS for farms for the year, frora men aecns
toned TO every variety of rmngut grain stock and dali
~ farms Land wishing good tenants should call
on u.s. deel2f MuNsON q SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-02-13

.oMPoUSD FLUID EXTRACT
SARsAPARILI.A,

For purifying the blood removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure blood and the
only reliable aud sfscuaI remedy the cure Of
scroala saId Head Salt Rhsum aud swsnss the
Bones, liberation Of the Throat Lsgs Blocss Pmps
the Face Teter Erysipas all scaJ srnptons Of the
skin ~
AND pEAUuFYISe THE COMPLEXION.
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Horse and Cattle Powders.


this animal, such as LUNG
WATER, HEAvEs, COUGHS,
DIsTEMPRR, PEvERs,
FOUNDERS, LOSS OF AP-
PETITE AND VITAL En-
ERGY, &c. It's use improves
the wind, increases the appe-
tite-gives a smooth and
glossy skin.-and transforms
the miserable skeleton into
a flne looking and spirited
horse.
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'aFation is Invaluable. II in
ersases the qusn.ity and i'm
proves the 4HaIity Of ths
milk. It sas been proven BY
actual expsrlmen. 70 increase
the quantity Of milk and
cream twenty per cent. and
makes the butter arm and
sweet. In fattening cattle,
It gives them an appetite,
IOosens tn cir hide, and makes
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E. w. ADKINS, R. s.
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nation totally deyo OF interest to me- There s moth
ing 1t which should lay down his fe tor-nor even
his gloves. What aims more lofty have they than the
prnIiedo6sF
We are rather surprised to find 10 mention of tho
name Of William Haztt among the lonely spirits
noted in modern English literature, nor VI Spinoza
ainsng the intellectual martyrs who have courtod
solitude the nurse Of studious thought The for
Incr, though tie intimate associate of COleiidge,
Charles Lamb, and other members OF the brilliant
coteric VINO Leld divine discourse around the ful
gal board Of lila, might of all men have applied TO
himself the description of Byron, as among them,
but not Of them, in shroud of thoughts which were
not their thoughts" walking alone in the stern pride
of conscious intellectually But the history of men
of genius presents no such grand example Of the
renucaton of society for the exercise of phlosophic
contemplation, as that of the solitary thinker, tho
prescribed jew SpnOza. The love of truth was a
warmer passion in his nature than sympathy with
his KIND. No man ever breathcd snch purely intel
lectual atmosphere. lIe was possessed by the very
genius of geometry, and hoped by its rigid methods
applied TO the hi, hest themes of speculation to pcne-
trate the mystery of the universe. without the
slightest particle of aspcriy in his composition, with
love of prOnouncng cynical judgments on his fell
lOw-mcn exercising the diyinest charity toward
his enemies and prosecutors and showing spirit OF
wonderful gcntcness and grace in his treatment of
interiors he stood apart from all the Establishments
of society made no account of the praise blame of
his cotcnporares and found an incompatible inward
peace in the lonely pursuit of truth. Such
man would have held an appropriate place
in Mr.. Ayers noble cabinet of tho solitary
voaries of thought, and we should have reoiced to
sec his portrait drawn by the hand which has done
such eXcelicnt justice 10 many OF the intellectual
sOvcTeigns of the world.
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