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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
The Eighth DIstTlct---Republlcan
Vief0PV.

The special election in the Eighth Congressional
District, yesterday, resulted in n very decided and
gratifying Republican victory. The vote for Gov
ernor in October was close the Republican majority
in the counties composing she District being only
247 Yesterday there Republican gain on
the October vote In every county, and Gen. Beatty
was elected by majority Of 1000 The Democrats
attached great importance TO this contest, and
hdently expected 20 elect their candidate Mr.
Burns. The Republicans also regarded ii rs n very
important election Both parties, therefore worked
bard, and each were led by representative
TOTE election shows that the reaction against Iho
Damocrac, has already set in In Ohio. As IL wa
IN 1862 90 it is in 1868. The Democrats carried
Ohio that year. by false pretenses. The election
over, the clOven foot was exhibited, and In 1863
john Brough was elected Governor by over 100000
majority. Already in 1868 the Democrats, encour-
aged by the fall elections have indicated what they
would do n restored fully 20 power, and already
have the people TAX . the alarm, and ere prepared
10 give the party thst Sustained the rebellion, and
would now restore rebels TO power, back seat
more. This special election Is, therefore one Of
crest significance. II fairly foreshndows the vote
Of November, and insures = sweeping majority for
the Republican candidate for the Presidency.
I. will have a good effect too, In Fastening recon-
E.ruction by convincing the disloyR people Of the
South that the Democratic pSrty Of the North will
not be able 10 carry them into power while II will
encourage the loyal people Of tho suspended States
20 persevere In the work ot r6construciion. In
another respect the election viii do good. 1t will
serve as an iniimRtior 20 tie President that his
policy is not popular il Ohio.
The loyal people Of the nation hsve been placed
under obligations the Republicans Of the Eighth
District who 80 vigorously fought and so glorousy
won this short, but decisive battle for principles
The next election will take place in Alabama
Commencing on the fourth day of February We
assured that the Constitution Will be be adopted
and in less than thirty days thereafter the State will
be fully represented in Congress by good and loya
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Pen picture of Brick POmerOy.

IA. sai,or Of the Cory PENN Republican, who
-. 70 be personally acquainted with Brick
p.roo,cv gives his readers the extracts from the La
Crosss Democrat on Gen. Sherman and the clergy.
xbicb be culled some time ago. and then proceeds
TO psint Brick I" thus
The author Of the above outrage was born ninus
the moral attributes OF manly character. He is
thief liar drunkArd and wife beater 70 our
knowledge. We have known him TO best his wife
and children numerically without the show of
provooatiOn, and forbid the merchants 10 trust them
for the necesssries Of life while carousing in dens
Of prostitution. And such n thing the leader of the
Democratic party We have known him 70 sing
bswdy sougs snd crack obscene Jokes over the dead
remains Of his friend and companion who was
stTGnged 70 death in an attempt 70 drink gallon
Of whisky on wager in the city Of Milwaukee
And we have heard him curse the sun and defy tho
power that sustained it. We could chronicle a
thousand other instances but it is useless the ex-
tract we present delineates the moral degradation
OF the wretch better than are able To do.
In personal appearance Pomeroy Is just what the
Imagination Of 6. decent man naturally pictures az
ter reading the above characterisrs If his polluted
mind. BE has red, bushy bair, (wear, it long 10
hide his horns,) whisky bloated face, and q red,
rum-blossom noss-in short he looks like the per-
sonihcation Of sin Tuked out red bot, from the
bowels Of hell. BE, swset-scented iaponicz 10
pirate Of the imperfections of the church whose
mind never entertained christian thought. has no
conception Of virtue; be talk Of damnabe drea ~;
be Mark NJ Pomeroy, the personiRcation Of the
displeasure # heaven and glory Of hell, wrapped
IN y gger's stolen overcoat, who was seen, slug
gishly dragging himself over the hallowed sepul-
chres Of our soldiers recently 10 deliver pusillani-
nous and inhuman lectures 70 Southern traitors
eulogizing the lost Q R-u-s-e"
And such the leader Of q great party in
the North, and q moral reformerl Great Jehovah,
blot him out
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Catholics In PennsYlYania.

According TO statistics recently gathered by the
dignitares Of the Catholic Church in this diocese
there are now two hundred and seventy-hve thous-
and Catholics within IL limits Two hundred and
thrtyfour priests secular and regular minister 10
their spiritual wants in q hundred and eiehty-six
e'ur -, forty-one chspels and nnetyi stations.
iF hs~I.w churcfrs buildiug The
..us- u. eHacstt"n seems very well attended to-
there are hity four parochiAl schools supported by
% many congregations, three colleges and twenty
two academies and select schools for young ladies
There are seventy-six students in the Seminary Of
81 Charles Borromso, forty in the Preparatory
Seminary Al Glen Riddle and two clerical students
NJ Rome. The parochal schools mainly taught
by "sisters and Christian brothers.' There are
twenty nine Of the latter and four hundred and
eighty OF the form the sisters dwelling in twenty
two converts. Many of these sisters are employed
Ia the academirs and select schools 6dd othrrs in
hospitslr % which (CAtholic) there two St. 10
Eeph's and 81. MAry's. There are seventy-nine ben
oHcia socleties in the interest Of the Church. and
fifteen ST. Vincent dc Paul societies, whose object
Is % succor the poor.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Artificial MeerschGum..-HOW 60 Manu-
facture the Pipe Material.

Chemistry bias discovered, writes the intellectual
Observer, new and increasing for potatoes and
vegetable, illustrations of which might be seen bv
visitors a. the Paris Intern ationsl Exhibition II
potatoes are pealed mscerAted for about thirty-fx
hours IN water, 10 which eight per cent sulphuric
acid has been added. well washed with water dried
10 blotting-paper and then in hot sand for several
days, plates Of chalk or plaster Of Paris, which
are changed daily, being compressed at the same
time, sn excellent imitation Of meerschaum, an
fwerng well for the carver, any purpose not re-
curing high temperature, will be obtained.
Great hardness, whiteness and elasticity will be
produced II water containing three per cent. Of
soda instead Of eight per cent Of sulphurc acid is
used. And IT. after the potatoes have been usascer-
Eted IN the solution Of soda, they boiled IN
solution containing nineteen per cent Of soda
substance resembling stays horn, and which nav
be used for knife-handes, &c, viii be formed Tuf-
nps may be used instead Of potatoes il ths produc
ton Of the arr Hcia horn and If carrots are sub
ftituted for the potatoes very excellent artificial
coral will be obtained
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
NOTICE.

I WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
bidder for cash, court house door in severv
saturday, the 18th day OF January 1865 all the right title
claim aud demand that samuel Gespy has in Of
aud lying and being In Sewer comfy Walds creek IN
District No adjoining the lands Of Spencer Bensoa Isaac
Bearden and others Said property will be sold satisfy
order Of susd from the Circuit Bount county,
10 favor Of W. b. Finley samuel Glespy and O. NJ ca
iospy JAMES NJ McCRosKEY. Sheriff.
jan e-3t LEM DUGGAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Charles "A. Jones, Administrator 6e, Vt J. J. Penand
others
ND 1T APPEARING FROM THE
"a petition fled in this EvirA Young, VIM. Pen
land, Matilda Shields, Emene sugatt and ROYAL sugatt, L.
Peulapd c. b Psnland jackson Penlsnd Verge Penland
aud Matilda Penlsnd non-residents Of the State IL is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
in Knoxville Whg, newspaper published in
the Of Knoxville, Tennessee notifying ssd nonres
dent defendants appear before the worshpfu County
court be held for the county Of Cooke the house
Newport the lst Monday Of March, 1865 then and
there plead. drmur the petition filed IN this
case, the wi be set down parte 70 them.
W H. WOOD,
ian 12-4tN Clerk for County Court.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
FoR SALE.
sHERIFP,s SALES.

WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE
II Knoxville Monday the 10th day Of February, less,
al the right tte claim and demand that William Petty has
~ AID 70 aosrsin tract Of land lying IN the eth Owl Dis
o OF said county adjoining the ands of Patn Carter and
Ctt heirs and others said land viii be sold to satisfy
execution Issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county In
faSor OF Thomas A. r. Nelson VIM Petty and ohors.
This the 23rd Of December, 1867.
N. D. BEARDEE, sheriff.
jan sat JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1868.
following days, necessary sell at public auction
The highest bidder therefor, the celebrated
BEANS STATION PROPERTY.

This property well aud favoably known the public
contains about three hundred scTos Dearly
which arbe considerable portion Of IL
land beautifully spread the sides Of fine streams
which, rising the glens Of Cnch By, through
place she remainder gently unduatng is admirably
flourish In this climate susceptible Of dura-
be improvements 60 the highest degree by energetic and
The situation Of property and
productive character Of the COuntry
ted thtehcr during the late the contendng armies and
the battle, ali Of which resulted
poation and waste but which, 20 extent, has been
repaired, and which, with moderate expenditure be
entirely restored The large and elegant brick hoteone
largest best constructed and costly IN
Tennesseecan be easily repaired This building be
advantgeousy used for variety Of purposes Among
others we'll adapted TO the accommodation Of large
boarding school visitors seeking pleasure and health
from attendance Al mineral springs. Il originally In
tended, and well arranged for hoto storehose and resi-
donce
This property situated insrsseng point Of the
roads Ct East Tennessee the the ancient
high travel rUm Virginia the other the
great from Kentucky the south in the
the beautiful fertile and balthfu Of the wales Of
Tennesee abundanty supplied with the purest by
many noverng springs with mineral springs epson ehale
beate aud white suphuof unsurpassed medicinal
virtues immediate vicinity; by noble
mountain soenory yet Of access within ten miles Of
the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad aud
old established post onCe Immediately the line Of the
o. O. aud Charleston railroad, being constructed; IL
considered the valuable and Offering capital
the highest inducements 20 Investment for sEe IN East
Tennessee.
divided laid OF parcels and lots, which will be sold
opArately he will then sell the whole together and
Of sale that commands the largest of mon
ty, will be accepted and reported to the the sale
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
CHANCERY COURT-sEVIERVILLE.

W Murphy, Administrator Of c. Clemsutson deceased
B. Henderson, R. P Henderson, John McMahsn, Da-
vid cAahan and others.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
parties that the ordered by the Chanoer,
Court 10 this will be taken the oee of the Clerk
and Msser ReveTye the 24th day Of February
which time and plsos the parties required attend
with their proof and failure to do sad account viii be
taken pRrts W. McCoWN,
ian 22-4t pf5 Special Commissioner.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
DIVORCE.
SPECIAL TERM-CIRCUIT COURT
AT CLINTON

DY ORDER OF HON. l.. G. HOUK,
- judge &C. there will be Special Term Of the Circuit
Court Of Anderson county holden Clinton, commencing
the Ar Monday after the third Monday In February
1858 All parties tgant hereby notified that their suits
will then stand for orders motions and trials the
may be.
ian at E W BOREN, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
BEANS STATION
AND OTHER VALUABLE LANDS
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
LONG TINE.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRO-
NOUNCED by the Chanoery Rutedge, the Oc-
tOber term 1867 IA the James T. Shields Trustee
&C. David Whtsde and Others and other heard
herewith, will az Beams Station Granger county, East
Tennessee,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05

CHE INSOLVENCY. GA THE ESTATE
IN BANKRUPTCY

District Court Of the United District
Of Tennessee
In the matter Of Daniel L. Trundle bankrupt.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE
undersigned, James Comford, Of Knoxville Tennessee,
hereby gives Of his appoin Assignee the
Of Daniel L. Trunde OF the county Of Knox in snd Dis
snd who to-wit the 18th day Of December,
D. 1857 AdiU6ged bankrupt upon the petition Of himself
the District Court of said District
Dated KDoxvle Tennessee, the sth day Of January
A D. 1855. JAMES COMFORT.
ian
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
WIN. RULE, Clerk.
W. Hope Administrator, a. and wife, the heirs Of
Esther MeADRlly, deceased.
nTRSJANT TO AN ORDER OF THE

County Court, made n this at the January Term,
1865 will offer for sale the 18th day of February
the house door in Knoxville town lot fronting
thirty feet High Street, in the city of Knoxville
and running back hundred feet, less,
Of L. O. Hoss The sale will be made credit Of six
twelve months notes Of equal amount being Aken bearing
interest from date, with approved security, and lien
tanned uncil the purchase money is fully paid.
ian l5-4tn VIM. RULE, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
LegaI Advertisements.
CHANoERY ooURF--JACKsBoRo'.


James NJ Gibson, Administrator 40, George Deap
Guardian, James Smith, George Gibson Henry Gibson
Prior Gibson, Ews Gibson Eliza Gibson Elisabeth Owens
and her husband, VIM Owens, Mary Gibson, Keziah and
her husband Murray Campbell, Alexander Gibson Sarah
eibeon, Martha Gibson and Travis Gibson.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARIN G
from the allegations CT the BILL which is sworn to- that
Henry Gibson, Prior Gibson, Ewe Gibson, Eliza Gibson
Elizabeth Ovens and husband Wa Owens and Travis Glib
nonrssidents Of the State Of
fore ordered By the Clerk and Master the January Rules
that publication be made for four weeks in Brown
lows Wing, newspaper published In the city of KntKVio
Tennessee requiring said defendants appear the next
term Of the ChAnesry Court be held for the county
Campbell at the house in the Of Jacksboro
the third Monday Of April next then and there plead
demur (answer be filed by st Monday Of April
next By rule Of this Cour the bill in this the
viii be taken pro eonsse and for hearing Psrte
e 70 them.
Jan le-it D. HART, 9. 4 NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05

JANUARY RULES. 1855.
N THIS CASE IN APPEARING FRON

the allegations Of the bill, which lie that Willis
D. Alder, George B. Alder Bsrnsbas Alder, - Ellison
and wife Minerva Elizabeth Alder John Alder Riley Alder
and Andres Alder residents Of the State Of Tennss
1T therefore ordered by tbs Clerk and Master at the
January Rae that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN Brownows Whg newspaper published in the city
Of Knoxye Tennessee requiring said defendants to
the Term Of the Chancery Court be held for the
county Of Campbell the house in the Of Jacks
boTo the third Monday Of April then and there to
plead demur (snswer be filed BY the LIST Mon
day Of April by rule Of this Court the bill IN this
the will be taken pro cOnesso and set for
hearing parte 70 them.
Jan 10 D. HART, G. 8 N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
COUNTY CoURT-KNox COUNTY.
F. sohade, Administrator &C. the heirs John Foust
hecaRaed.
DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF OF

DURSTJANT TO a DECREE OF OF
the County Court, made in this case, will offer for
sale house door Knoxville dayo of
February next four lots in Shdstown adjoining the
Of Isabella D. Bell aud Others being Of the land sold
by g. Mccarthy John a. Shields The will
and twelve months time, except the OF forty dol
Whch will be required the day of sale Notes
ring interest from date, being taken
mainder with approved security, and lien retained until
the purchase money is fuly paid.
jsnlb-4te WIN. RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05

In Rogersve. The improvements SUFFICIENT for
practical business purposes and a. site for the erection Ct
One valuable lot on Bloun street. known a. the "CRAw
FORD LOT" adjoining the property Of John Hasson.
One LOT adjoining he Female Institute property on the
East Fonr ot IN front Of the Female Institute sd
joining the property Rev James Park and others The
remainder IN Zee eEpeotan life estate in valuable in
proved lot situate adjoining the Female Institute property
the West The parcels lots all being situate
the Depot Of the Rogersvs and Jefferson Railroad
which now completed, aud In operation 10 Rogsrsvis
large number Of
Improved and UnimproVed Lots IN the
Town of st. CLAIR, Hawkins County.
To persons who desire engage farming the nAnufac-
property is the inviting Tennessee There is
upon one Of the lots very largo
TANNERY
with all tho necessary appursnsnees and Shops of every
kind 70 the prosecution Of extensive Leather
business. Among the improvements very good
sTORE-HOUsE, SMITH SHOP AND A BRICK DWELLING.
The workshops are Of brick and are OF substantial and
venient construction Many Of the lot improved
operatives The property Is situated within
ave miles Of the Whitsburg Depot on The East Tsnpesse
and Virginia Railroad and IL we'll worth the examination Of
persons who desire engage business any kind
peay In The Tanning and Leather Manufacturing and Msr
oantile business.
We will cell the 81. Csir property such lots and paros
will best anti the views Of purchasers
Two trscs Of leud situate to ST. Clair; known
the Gully Place. and one ~ the Heck Place"
Pots aud descriptions Of the property viii be shown to
Eco, or CAPT JAMES sEYiER, At Rogersve, or JAMES
I. SHIELDS, al Bean station.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS: ..
The account ordered 10 the Of r. ~ Fulksrson and
james Shields Dix Alexander and others the Chan
Court at kogersve will be taken the Once Of the
Clerk and Master said Court ROgersyle February
18Th 1873 aud following days and All who have val
Ia and just camB against SEWER Simpson, Simpson Bro
TIERS Simpson Brothers, Duff Co., John A. simpson Co.
John A aud simpson a Co. simpson Brothers, Reynolds
Co, janice K Simpson CO., simpson Co.. James Sewer,
John A simpson aud William simpson, whose claims
within the provisions Of the Assignment made by them the
9th o. November, 1865 r. NJ Fulkerson and James T.
Shields, hereby notified file establish BY proof
their debts and demands, before the day Of taking said
account, otherwise they viii not be allowed.
NOTICE To DEBTORS:
Aud all persons who indebted said firms thsiT
trustees notified that longer indulgence be given
Their creditors viii wait longer .....
I'm FULRERsON, Trustees and
JAMES r. SHIELDS. J Commissioners.
!. r. PACE, CLERK Master. dec ll-2m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
CHANOERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
William Cannon vs. J. j. Connor ct al
NJ TUIC HACE TT ADDEAD DINO EDnAE

CHANUERY COURT-RUTLEDGE
William Cannon a. J. J. Conner ct al.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
Sheriff that residence Of the defend
ant D. Pickering, is unknown: IL is ordered that publ
cation be made for BrownloW
whg notifying said D. Y Pickering appear
Chanoery Court Ruedge before the th I'd Monday
Of pr neat, then and there make his defence
plat BILL the will be taken confessed and
set for hearing psrte TO him.
jan I44tpf5 C. Q. SMITH, c. & N.
PARROT Goodwin, Administrator &C. z. L. McAnay ct
TIE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of James X MeAnally having been suggested bill
fled in said Court by the Administrator against the heirs
creditors OF said MeAnsly praying
be sdmnistered IN said Court insolVen Il
ordered by srk and Master that publication made
for successive weeks in BTOWniOws Whg notifying all
parsons forward exhibit
and have themselves made parties the bill before
third Monday Of April 1885, they will be forever barred
A copy Of the order.
jan i4-4t pf5 c. c. SMITH, c. & N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
OTHER PROPERTY.

also the time and place, and under thu said
decree soil IN tho manner the following valuable lands
situated IN the immediate vicinity
A Of land known the FRONT place. bounded on
the the lands known the SencF lands the
by the place the CroEer psos and by other lands
both sides Of the Rogersville and
Beans road and within four hundred yards Of the
probable depot the c. G. and .. railroad
and contains three hundred acres more or less.
This 10. unquestionaby, very desirable farm.
The Shipey place, situated both sides Of the Ken
lucky road which the sulphur springs, and which
adoDs the Beau station property and eontsns about for
~
uol Tate the said Prot place, aud others, containing
forty acres, more or Tess.
The do Entry adjoining the said Prof place
aud Others odaning hundrcd and nifty acres more
lees.
Plots snd fail descriptions Of al said lands will b. shown
20 pesons who desire urher information
TERMS OF SALE.
All Of said property inclusive Of Beams Station will be
sold highest bidders therefor credit follows
onethrd Of the money b. paid October li 1851
third on December 2th 1902 and the remainder De-
c-mbor 18th 1915 Of these will bear and
~ from the day Of sale Purchasers will be required
execute bonds approved personal security bearing
interest A. Aforesaid The purchase money aud lien
the property will De retained a. further security.
An said property will BE- soid free from the equity Of
redempt aud All neubsuoes whatever except the lien
for the purchase money 81 zforcsaid.
Purchasers will be placed ia possession writ Of
sion Immediately after executing their bonds aforesaid
O. q. SMITH, Clerk and Master
dec 25-tds
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

tlVVA HIN ElAE As4s-I1 NVILk - =
TINE TABLE.
EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED ANt
ai.p.tcb he'd nom the once Of company KasEsHit
Leaves daily s0utA snd West, va chzrsanoegs,
40 r. -.
Goods and Packages received up 20 ths hof u 10
Leave daily ioF LyEehhufg And tAs kast, ga a. -
Goods and packages rse6iysa at the hour q $50 A.
jAssiss n. q. wOeDWERD, ArssL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
MOST VALUABLE LOTS

80 being the Southeast Of the Public Square, Nesr 20
the Court House and well known the King Corner and
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
C. WELL, GREEN & CO.,
BANKERS,
3S, Broad Street,
NEW YORK.

Dec 25-ly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Improved and UnimproVed Lots In the
Town of st. CLAIR, Hawkins County.


To who desire In farming, the nAnuac
Of Leather Goods and in the Mercantile business this
property s the most inviting ia East Tennessee. There
lpon one Of the lots . very largo
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE. The fol-
lowing freak Of nature is reported by Dr. II.
s. lIaymaker Of Elizabethtown, Lancaster
county, for the Gazette Of that place: On
the 18th ult. Mrs. Samuel Brinser, Of Coony
township, gave birth to two children in some
respects similar to the Slamese Twins
Nearly the entire abdomens Of the children
arc grown together. The formation Of the
one is perfect, with some few exceptions,
while the abdomen, hips and lower extrem-
tiles Of the other are we'll formed, it having
two complete arms, but neither chest nor
head. Life in both children is maintained
by one set Of internal organs, such as intes.
tines, liver and kidneys. Both children arc
male, and in sizc are unusually large.