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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Know Thy naatinu

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ClairvoysnE and Psychonastricisn, No ssTts
&C classes 81 the Old Word has located hsTs,lf
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0y return nail All communications Escredy couhcsutf
Address In confidence MADAME Z. f. THORNTON > h
Box g2S. Hn<sou. n. !. msvi.tv
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Lieut. AID U. s. l., and A. A. Gen.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONING OFFICE,
Nashville. Tenn. June 70. 1867

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Nashville, Tenn, June 20, 1867. 7
Lisst COL 2. s. Palmer, Ss5 Asst. Coslr.:
Colonel bRvs received your letter Of June AID
with the Enclosed article from the Memphis Ava
lanche This article urges that the Radicsls shall
nos be patronized in business that colored people
shsll not De employed unless they consent 70 vote
for certain party, against their convictions in
many cases You inform me that many oolored
men are raising crops on shares, and that many Of
these will be driven OF unless they vote as their
employers dictate. You express the opinion that
the civil authorities utterly poweress 20 protect
the coored people in their right vote as they see
proper and ask for Instructions as to what action
you shall take in cases where freedmen are driven
on from their crops for the reason that they have
voted for a candidate Of their own selestion. In
reply you informed that it is your duty and that
Of your agents, to instruct the freedmen in your
Sub-Dlstrict TO vote as they please, whatever the
immediate consequence may b. All freedmen
who may be driven from their crops or turned out
OF employment in consequence Of their political &C.
tion viii be provided for by the Bureau agent until
they can find employ ment for themselves. All ex-
penses incurred on this account will be paid out Of
the Especial Relief Fund appropriated by Con-
gress at the last session, of which fund we have
enough for she purpose. .aaF
You will cause an exact record 10 be kept, shoN-
ing all the particulars Of each case where are
driven of under circumstances above described
which recosd will show the name Of the parties con-
cerned, the date and residence and especially full
testimony as to the damage sustained by The injured
parties. ~ a. -...--.. y -.-. -- .
!. am, Celolel very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
iSignedl W. OARLIS,
Bvs Maj. Gen. Q. s. A., Asst. Consr.
s. w. GRoEsBEcK,
1t. AID Infantry, and A. A. A.G
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TO coNsmMprIvEs

The advertiser having been restored health r fe va,
BY simple remedy after having suffered for vsr,
years with lung affection, that dread dss,sr
Cousumpton-is anxious 70 make kaown 70 his eowsussr
the means OF
TO al who desire It. he viii send copy of the prsscut
used free Of CHARGE with the directions preparing an
using the same which they v hni SURE CuRE for Co
sUAPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRoScHTTIs, Governs COLDs sud az
Threat and Lung Adsctons. Tue ObjectOf ths advert
in sending the Prescription benefit the actod ~
spread Information which he concev5 Be iuvauab sad
be hopes every sufferer viii try bis remedy, eel
them nothing and may prove bles9irg Parties wish1s
the prescription FHKg BY return nail viii please addrss
REV. EDWARD WILSON
mays-ly Williamsburg, Hisgs county New York
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The Rebel Spirit Rampant.
following letter explains Itself:

80 ASA4S7fiA6 AN'1OA q PAaihs AboSIA'
q DoRs Go. - TENN. STATE GUARDS,
GRllstln, Tenn, July I'd, 1857. !
General Joseph Il. Cooper, Commencing Teas Stat,
Guards, Nashville, Tenn.
GENERAL: have the honor to state that ouI
County Court at its forenoon session yesterday BY
a vote of II to z, refused to appoint Judges and
Clerks for the August election. When this action
became known TO Joseph B. Guild. g. W. Allen s.
HeermRns and other leading rebels Of this place
they at once and before the assembling in the after
noon of the Court called q meeting at the Court
House and delivered themselves Of violent sedtious
and highly iEfgmsble speeches, advising forcible
resistance to the Franchise law and other acts Of the
late Legislature. The effect of these harrangues on
the minds Of the members Of the Court caused them
at once, upon reassembling, imned1ately after the
close OF the meeting, to reconsider the vote of the
forenoon, and BY vote Of IA TO the Court decided
20 appoint said officers for said election and did so
appoint
This action was taken with full understanding
Of and in violation Of the Governors proclamation
Of the LIST inst The proclamation was before the
Court.
Very respectfully
Your obedent servant
THOMPSON MCKMIEY
Captain Commanding
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There are but Two Parties.

political psrties IN this country and there win only
be two parties FOR years to come. The o-e is the
great Republican Union Party, and the other the
great JET. Davis Party. Voting against the one,
We vote for the other Union men see this, and
understand it we and will not vote to restore reb
Gle % power again in Tennessee. As sort Of blind,
the rebel party in several counties are running can
didatos who have served a time in the Union army.
This Is trick which all loyal men are sharp enough
to see. Better vote for an svoved rebel than man
who allows rebell 70 use him 80 the people think,
and 80 they intend 70 act
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Hard Lying.

The Nssbville rebe. papers report the speech Of
Fberidro ST Gallstin, in which the reckless donna
rogue and masterpieces liar asserts that Maynard
applied 10 JEFF Davis FOR commission TO rAise 3
regiment f,r tho rebel service and that lie applied
,t Nashville for q drvp, ard fife for his regiment
ws p.bish this new charge that the people may see
WIS, ,besr lying ssditionis are capable Of doing
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-. Prom the Nashville Pssss aud Tines.
Important Letter OF General w, P
@ hashsga CaFliH. e
Lab0rerS to be Protected against Pro.
.--is.- scripti0n. $40 $50, %

The following letter does credit TO the heart and
| the judgment OF General Csrin, Commissioner oil
/ the Freed mems Bureau in this District. II any
Conservative planter or employer in any branch OF
business, shall Be malicious enough 20 turn Of his
coored employees TO ssarTe IN accordance With the
bigoted, -narrow-minded and prosoriptive eoanssl
given By the rebel organs of Memphis and Nash
vile, and by City Attorney Leyett in bis recently
published letter. the Federal Government viii step
forward snd provide for the men and their families
who have been made destitute By Democratic bigots.
The malignant Prosecutors will ind that in attempt
ing to prescribe the laboring class they are only
kicking sgsinst the pricks.
! We as3 make the prediction that Congress viii
take the matter in hand, and order the Bureau Of
hcers to levy the entire cost of the rations required
for this extraordinary relief upon the who have
followed the advice of tie rebel organs and dis
charged their aborers account of their political
opinions. We have promise in high quarters that
the viii be levied upon the prescription
lists, who viii be certain to pay dear for their whistle
a ssaa1 SUB. ASST. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- s-s es Memphis, Tenn, June p, 1857
Bet MAJ. Gen. " P. Carlir, Asst. C6m'r7 &C.. Nash
General: have the honor to call your attention
to slip attached hereto clipped from the Memphis
Avalanche Of the 2lst inst advising those who are
opposed to the Radical party not to employ the col
ored people 20 work for them unless they, the coll
ored people, vote the Conservative ticket The re-
sui o. hQFlCe Will bQe cOlOFe4 people
who are at work for an interest In the crops on 5
great many plantations will be driven of, unless
they vote ss their employers dictate.
Already l have hsd several eolored persons VINO
have called at my Office and informed me that they
had reasons to believe that if they voted the Rsdi-
cal ticket they would De compelled TO abandon their
crops.
Now, am of the opinion that the civil authori-
ties are utterly powerless to protect these people in
their right to vote as they may see proper Some
thing else must be done for them other than 10 re-
fer them to the coarts l would therefore request
instructions 10 what action shall take in eases
where freedmen are driven off from their crops for
the reason that they have voted for candidate of
their own selection.
am, General, very respectfully,
-ae.- Your obedient servant,
LSignedl FRKD. s. PALHR6,
Lieut.. Col. and Sub. Asst COm'r.
Official
g. W. GRoEsBEcK,
A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

PRoaESss.-A new paper called the WszEly Re
p"b!tea" has been established at Raleigh, North
Carolina. Its principles tersey expressed in it,
platforn--UNION, LIBERTY AND EQUAL,
ITY BEFORE THE LAW. Glorious, thric,
glorious words. Such sentiment is al inspiration
Of God
This makes two loyal newspapers in the capital
Of North Carolina, the other being the well known
Journal called the Standard edited by Es.Governol
Holden, true patriot. Loyalty will thrive and
blossom as a rose wherever loyal radical Journals
are eireulatel
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

t-iEot ssy IN fbis city, tut avis entire eoastry
fsf.niar vita ths reputation u Dr. Coc-aau a
sad essial Frsri tl9Esr IN his
PsThaps no phy scisf given moe $780,.
e. asd aPpissd biaslf more earnestly ana ss-dnosIv -
dsogsF ts most speedy Af PotFs cure Of n
Izans 9oa,s De eiIities, Seif-abuse, SerVens
& pit ss1oai tnttrnoitfes, etc. than he has
~ .is n fhe eonntfy have the rsseedss sF,-
kf - sl selsfA disorders forwarded = any care
p2rtebs eompass ans in sysrJ fsspsct Of
- 80. Ladies heed not hesitate in applying f,r al
49, ssss2n.i interview s ALssys us' sssry Ned.
sss ~ isssraelons, can b. adninsterra through the
~. Coleman may aiways Dc found his office ia
~ Tat 81 as Drug Store, McLemors street. M
nlsael1ss carsfuIT and sccuratsy ~ 80
ostad an@ accomplished pharmaesutsts, address
Z. 7. COLEMAN, ND
NAY x@m eio Church street Sashyiis, Feaa
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EtherIdge's Amendments.

Horace Maynard will attend the appointments Of
htheridge IN Esst Tennessee mere than half Of
which Sse in Aayuards Gistrlci Should Fthsrid,,e
eaaef The advce Of o.hors refuse division Of time
,l"'a. friends vii claim tue right 10 divide The
,'o~o, h'horiage only speaks 70 ala the cause u
S'Hh mi.llAms Who viii be beaten 1000 vote. in
the district We J"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

TYPoeRkPHICAL ERRoB.-In our article on the
Governors proclamation in last weeks issue we
wrote, referring 10 the State Central Executive
COMMITTEES Of the Etheridge party, "They e1pec:
construction Of part Of the constitution by pri
vate citizens and subsidized attorneys and sedition
lists, to be received as the law of the land The
printer used reconstruction for construction. Some
times in printers blunder there is some wit and
meaning In this instance there is neither.
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A COnslsieni Parir

IN, nsoe'-'- Conservative party cosapl.,s,
tsx'a n Tennessee, IN order TO NEE, he So. e.
bllides Of I've yeArs var, Rsvsr complained -.
their friends n The Richmond Congrss, SUI !.
Law taking from She people tie tenn Of al ,bsir in
come. and Of their products That wa all night,
because Il was 20 support jos. war, in vhish "a,
Lord was known 70 bs on tbe side Of The South and
a WAT IN witch aae seuihsrA nsh ceula whip 6E'
YsnkUeai
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OIRCUIT cOURT- pANpRTpGE.

see9ad Jadieia Circuit Jefferson 90 1niy, Tsaarssse
Asa peifick -, Thomas kraas. sr, and $. " tama.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFl-
a DAAlI ~ the piaiHii6 in ths eaass that tae
THOMAS Evans, ST. sbscon is c0uccBt3 bia't 20.
qilzfY pf2fess % law caan3t Dc served ,ran hn ~
"a - Tue court that Puhl- aii0u De- as ior l'al
weeks IN brouniovl his aotifyas sRid teieudNlt ~ ~
pear az tenexi term Of the ccnis tot Cor Jefferson
70 ~ bandridge the - Monday Augusti rif 80
and thefe g plssd dsinur The sa sat
% the antia Or ne sans vil Be taken or 1gne't- '
JAY 10, its7. 3iPG :. MsouIsFr0N, Clerk.
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Wonderful hnt True

MADAME BENNINGTON, the world renowned Aslolss,..
and Somnambustc ClairyOyant while In cleirvoysnts
dalntaes the very features Of the person You ara 10
and by tho aid Of instrument OF intense power kno
the Psyeh0motrope guarantees 20 produce perfect ana M
like picture Of the future husband wife the apps-
with date OF marriage, occupation leading OF cbrs
ter, Sc This IL no imposition, esstimohals
Der assert By stating place Of birth, age dspo, m
color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing fy cents and tap
enseoPe addressed to YOURSELF viii receive 2etur
return mall together with desired information.
RS- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RKN.
INGT0a, p o. Box 297, West Troy, y. 7. uayi.Iy
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UnlOn lass Meeting In JefTersop,

On Saturday, July 2oth, meeting of all the
Union Leagues in Jefferson county, win b held al
Msnsfelds Gap. The Leagues in procession, will
march from Talbotss Station 70 the place Of speak
ing
Co, David NJ. Nelson. of the Governors s.sf,
viii be one Of the orators Of the occasion
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The Fourth Of July.
WOODS NIL

Nttu . HILL
Never In TIE history Of the country have the peo-
pie 50 spontaneously celebrated the day Of cur na-
tions birth From one end Of the Union to the
other the loyal people have honored this day Of the
present year
Aulong the many asseublages IN the 4th in Ton
nessse, was one at " Moods Hill in Roans county,
where between two and threethousand persons con-
voned They were addressed by various speakers
among whom were Judge Houl Williams, Dali
and Hughes A splendid "basket" dinner vas had,
and Ike the days Of another age, many baskets fu j
we're taken up after all bad partsken and satisfied
thoir sI,petites. Il VIZ pronounced by those com
peten to Judge, to be one Of The most complete so
cesses ever witnessed
IrRENs
There vas also grand celebration at Athens,
the vast crowd being addressed BY General Cooper,
It was complete success.
srR4wBERRY PLAIN S.
Col W. n. Bilbo and Mai Pettibone addressed a
large snd enthusiastic crowd At Strawberry Plains
MoREIsrows.
Al this PLACE Colonel Brownlow spoke for three
hours to n large crowd OF people.
RUTLEDeE.
Here a. J. Fletcher j. NJ, Meek, and D. Nj Mel
SOD, made speeches to { vast concourse Of people.
Great enthusiasm prevailed.
KNoxvILLE
At Knoxville there we're more than Eve thousand
people, who we're addressed by Rev. Mr. Ford who
made a regular old-fashioHed Grafton, nterspersing
it with words that burn and thoughts that
breathe the true spirit Of loyalty, Il was grand
success. Even the Conservative element was out
and will acknowledge that the Rsdicslsm or the
4th was intense.
MARYvILLE
Al this place there was great rally. Radical as
the most Radical county in The United States, the
people Of old Blount turned out IN large numbers
70 do homage to the immortal fourth The gather
ing va, immense al inspired by the same spirit
that caused fathers to declare their separation
from the mother country,
NADIsoNyILLE.
Here wac also, even in the bosom OF the county
of Monroe, large sssembisge come together to do
reverence to the day that proclaimed a continent
free Able and eloquent speeches were delivered by
Judge John W. North Hon. a Maynard, and
Prot o. L. @. Hughes. Prof. Hughes Is an odu-
Gated oolored gentleman Of Ans ability.
In addition to the gathering named, every eoun-
ty ia last Tennessee honored The glorious fourth by
proper demonstrations. At various points in many
counties 10 East TeHaessee, the immortal day Oh
which me bell OF Independence Hall rang out the
pea OF freedom and proclaimed liberty through
out the land thepeople met and celebrated tho God
like act Of our fathers IN bidding defiance 10 British
tyranny, and proclaiued the Colonies frsa.
Let this day i've in the heart ~ every freeman,
and let il be Inscribed in letters impossible to be
escsd, upon the tablets Of he MAD, that The prn-
cpes Of Union and liberty sre destined tc 1.-Two for
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COURT
at Knoxville, Tenn.

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1867, OF SAID
~ Court via commence the q Mo3day, bsins tbo is
day Of SEPTEMBER
Ordered By the Court business Of ths usE Tern
taken up and heard IN the following ORDER to-vlt
FIEgg-THE DocgE7 81 THE RIEsr CizruIrs
sEeovD-fzE DookEr b. rus ssoosp Cfacrif
THizD--fHE DooKrr o. rsE THIHD CIacJrr.s
TevRTH-THs DeezEF Or TnE FoVHTe CIacUirl
FErH-THr DoeKEr or rHE FrrrH cTnerIr.
By order Of the Court.
u F a n T. PkTTERg0E
ufylogt Clerk az fhs SUNNI Court AZ Enonrlie Tsan
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0RIeINAL ATT16aMRET..
IN trHTs : E I','1si:.e :. ., y1sn z. Pea

IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING
49, ne aadayit o. complainant that tes isf.udss.
49, = lnaels 70 com plssnaat and that Sc
. e 9 sonsssis himsslf hat tia Ordinary pToesss o.
- upon am an attachment hagi1r issgsl tB-
80. - 81 aafsndsBts i. therefore urisrs-
~ s "a pae1tion % nada f9r ar surcsssgs as-ti
<. re9 Iiis AID deisndsnt b spPcsr
49, - 10y Of,rk ysrrsop caanfy renussses on ire ls
sstufdsy being The Tlh day Ausus ns1t sad usls
y we sane VII bs taken for eonesssa snd dster
Ntnss. 5anses NJ Ashhore Justice on ne Psass hr al
sssal' = 2lsss a Messy Crsk, sh Civil District p 81
July 10 fsg7 a. FAssra a safrgopr ] r.
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If the people should place the Conserva-
tives ~ power. they would soon witness
the overthrow OF Common Schools, and the
remnant Of the School Fund, which Gov.
Brownlow rescued from the clutches of
Gov Harris, would be expended in pen
sions to JEFF Davis, Harris and other rebel
leaders. Democracy and ignorance are ST.
ahlese twins. They are inseparably con-
neeted. people who hate schools. books
ana newspapers are pretty certain to vote
the Democratic ticket
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ERRCRs cP YOuTu

sntsUan who suffered 70 years from Nsrvoas D.A,u
M s isSsy and al hs ELECTS Of youthsl indilors
800 ~ ne rssips and directions Tor Iafag tbs al
as vas cured. Sufferers vish1g 20 proat h. 81
AReFisaor, can Do By addressing IN osrs
800 81 JOHN b. O9DEE
- - - Cedar 9trest NaurY ,.s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

NOT Q few persons are waiting for Stanton
TO become private citizen, 90 they can APP
ply to the court for redress of the mon
strous wrongs committed by him as Secre-
tary of War-LoUisuiHs Courier
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To MARRY OR Sol 90 MARR1

serious Asileetions for YOuns Men. Ia L
saytok ne howard AsS9cisto1 On the Ft5s -
Abuses aad Diseases induced by saorancs 81 S53.
IN the first sge Of Sent in sealed etter 1I
Of charge. address, Or. J. sKILLIE HOrGHTON a. H'
Association, Phiiadslphis, Pc raavS9 ~ =. so
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M DgHTIsTs OF EAST TEENsssPg

n tbs state Myorabis 70 the oszanlf.tf,B "A
TsbHs.'ss Dsatsl A'.eeistea rsspsetfaHy '.. ~
asst 10 hboavii 90 the ibth day Il Argast
By request q ananber % Dsatisis "
isyio.f Ps-ilaS ., ,,g,,sr,,
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NOTIOR-ROUHD

nN SUNDAY, JUNE z5d, 1857,
" BEAD Tied n ne sqs s "a sst a. =
yssss ia sbsat rs basds hsb adds MARKS her bach
80 hdi, - btltsr he NAE has marks fhs on
- - So 49, = ~ By proving properly and psylsg sbsrs-
- 49, srgalI's farm 40 she hfat distftst 49,
tsivtosf JAMES sHELTCv
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On ths 19th OF June, 1867 at the residence Of h
NJ. Rodgers, in Rockford, Blount county, Mrs. sAR1H
ROC Rs aged about 5yesrs. She dsd fu faith Of ssf
Jag Christ IN peace.
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MARRIED.


Attic sswanse House, Nashville, on thursday he a
instant, by the Rev. Father Welsh Mr. john ID. WOOD
Miss LIZZIE O'BRIBN, all OF snat city.
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EtherIdge in East Tennessee.

We are gratifed to announce that the rebel can
didate for Governor returning to East Tennessee
Every speech be has made in this division Of the
State has greatly strengthened the Radical Union
ticket. Nearly all his sympsthizers here are dis
franchised and when he announces (ss he has done)
to the loyal masses and discharged Union soldiers,
that LshAm G. Harris is entitled 90 as many rights
and privileges as they he is confirming our people
in the Radical faith and virtually admitting an his
enemies have charged against him and his party.
In the hope that all the people will turn out to hear
Etheridgc, we give him the benefit Of circulation
Of bis appointments in tie most largely circulated
journal in East Tennessee. Here are the appoint
meBts:
Benton, Polk county Monday, July 10.
MadisonVille Monroe county, Tuesday, July 10.
Maryyille, BlOunt county, Wednesday, July IL
Sevierville Sewer county Thursday, July IS.
cambridge, Jefferson county, Friday July 10.
Newport Cooke county, Saturday, July 20.
Elizabethton, Carter county, Monday, July a.
Rogersyille, Hawkins county, Tuesday, July %.
Sneedville, Hancock county, Wednesday, July -.
Tazewel, Claiborne county Thursday, July IS.
Rutledge, Granger county, Friday, July 26.
Iaynardsyille, Union county, Saturday, July ~.
JacksbOFo, Campbell county. Monday, July 29.
Clinton Anderson county, tuesday, July 30.
Kingston, Roane county, Wednesday, July 81.
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RnII Frazier

The Nashville Press and Times publishes the let
ter Of Berish Frazier 70 Hon. Charles J. Nc
Kinney. Itpublishes it with the following intro
ductory remarks
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r1rlrrn1No LrrrEE.

Our fIehd Senator Mckinney, sends the follow
ing amusing letter 10 the Knox vile Wing for pub
icaticn. We always knew that Senator Frazier
was r intellectual jisnt" but didn't know he was
such powerful skollard. BE beats CHANGER rs
spellist. fE -.--.
We are gladthat our contemporary appreciates
the able and scholarly ~ Senator from Knox and
Roane.
Ex-senator Frazier IS a College graduate has q
Diploma, and we understand him 70 be a Master Of
Arts. As Master Of the art OF spelling Knox
county is prond of him Admiral Farragut is 8
native Of this county. Oar people are proud of
him, but especially they proud OF Bull Frazier.
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Ia YOII TIME TETTFR

a EruUtons Pmplss Botehes face. Ulcers Eun-
ng Sores 90 d!sosso arising from ipurs The
blood 81 ~ Da JAMES ROBBERS. Aaa kst bolfi. Of
or>Gs's Constitutional Life syrup sh2stf