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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
That Knoxville Letter.

| Genius cannot be hid. The wise, the great the
noble the intelligent, be they where they may will
be seen Of men, and understood too. We have q
man Of traits among us-A lawyer Of no common
ability in his own mind-a correspondent Of the
Louisville Daily JournaL-an individual who says
that he is a neghbor of King Brownow,' and
| who further says, "On coming here from the free
State of Illinois felt favorably disposed toward
the black race, employed them in various ways
! about the house, and had several tenants of that
color; others live on the street between me and the
Governor. From our kitchen they relieved US gen.
orally Of knives and forks spoons and provisions
Wood from the wood house went 80 fast that dare
not leave it unlocked &C. &c. He is now 50
shocked at the dastardly acts of the Radical leaders
in thrusng this element into the political affairs of
our once white country to disgrace it. II cannot
face the odor as il now stands without great detr
ment 10 my health"
The above are but few extracts from the letter
of an ignorant puppy known to few whites and
large number of colored persons in the city of
Knoxville written on the 26th of October 1867, to
the Louisville Democrat. Now, Mr.. Owens, as you
have given the character of the Radical party in
the city of Knoxville, propose to let the world,
LuIOuBu INC puDIC JOuEuhls KNOW WHO ana Wnat
you are. You say on coming here from Illinois
you felt favorably disposed toward the black race,
employed them, &c Now for the truth of the mat
ter. Benjamin G. Owen has, for about two years,
and st continues TO live, in the house with negroes
At present he is living in the cellar Of large brick
house on Cumberland street, occupied during the
war 4 horse stable with his psrlor ana all the
other rooms Of the building occupied by negroes
He is getting used TO the scent now. Not much
afraid of spoons, &C., being stolen. This can be
proven by five hundred citizens Of Knoxville BE,
Mr. Owen, is also the gentlemen who left deserted
bis infant child in upper East Tennessee, calling
himself, at the time he was guilty Of this inhuman
conduct, Brown. The child was left with an old
negress, nhumanly deserted, and has never been TO
this day claimed by this beautiful gentleman This
dirty deed was done about two years ago We have
abundant proof Of what we write, and dare this
scoundrel to deny one word Of what We have writ
ten, and we will prove it all you and something
more. would that the world could see that letter
of his TO the Louisville Journal Circulate a few
in Knoxville, Mr. Owen, and if you are not treated
TO a coat Of tar and feathers and free ride on
rail, knowing what we now know of you, then we
will own to lie, that is that you are an honest
man. RADICAL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
Stevens and BrOWnIOw.

The United States still claims as citizens and re-
presentatives two men, concerning whose physical
condition reports deceived the public into the indu-
gence Of the highest hopes of their removal long
since, and the transfer Of their residence TO the
lakes Of Tophet and the dominions of DiabLe We
allude 10 Brownlow, Of Tennessee, and Thad. Ste
vens, Of Pennsylvania. Both old Democrats, of
whom it is written that /" few die and none resign,
either their work earth is not DONE else the dew
il has not yet completed bis extra preparations for
their reception. The obituaries Of both have been
written oftener, and {" kept standing longer than
the obituaries Of any other two men yet alive but
up 10 this time they have disappointed both the
press and the public in their fondest anticipations
concerning their demise
We clip the foregoing from rebel paper pub
lished in Richmond, and written by II. Rirer Pol
lard, the man recently branded as liar and sand-
erer by Governor Wise, and more recently whipped
on the streets Of Baltimore. by the grand-sons Of
Wise
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

We are glad TO learn that the attempt Of Mr..
Fletcher to organize an opposition State Consttu-
tlonal Committee in the Republican party of Ten
nessee proved a ridiculous failure. That he should
place himself at the head Of a movement TO pro-
scribe Northern men was not only ridiculous but
meanly ungrateful. We always gave him credit
for fidelity to the Union, and cheered him when he
sought protection IN city as an erite from his
home and State Northern men always received
him kindly and treated him considerably. Why
he should turn against and seek to prescribe them
is mystery we are unable TO solve. He was not
successful At meeting at Nashville on the eth,
speeches were madeby Mr.. Speaker Center, Of the
Senate Mr.. Speaker Richards, Of the House, and
others, deprecating any and all movements cslcula-
ted to divide the Republican party. Gen. Joe.
Cooper, referring TO the effort to organize oppo
stion 10 Northern men, said that Tennesseeans
gave Northern men the right hand Of welcome in
1862, and they meant TO stand with them, hand to
hama and shoulder 10 shoulder, now.-Eva1sviHs
IfG5aHa) Journal.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
EarmArkG.

If there Is a doubt in the mind Of any one touch
ing the authorship Of the Hancock message sent by
Andrew johnson, as his own, 10 Congress on the
18th inst, let him compare the following extracts
The first is taken from the eulogy pronounced upon
Justice Daniel by Mr.. Black then Attorney Gen
eral under Buchanan, at the assembling Of The Su-
preme Court in December, 1850. 10 can be read in
the beginning Of the oath volume OF Howard Re
ports, and is the closing part Of the eulogy
"0f such character it is &c that the dignity
should be indicated and the value made known
Let not the just man go 70 his grave unhonored for
these are not the times when lose the benefit
Of great example"
Now read this from the closing part Of the mes
sage:
Of such al act as hi- at such time, II is but fit
that the dignity should be INDICATED and the virtue
proclaimed so that It's value as an example may
not be lost 20 the nation.
1t is hardly in keeping with the dignity Of the
great 6hce Of President that t should DO systemat-
cally prostiiuted 20 DO the medium for conveying
insults 30 the Congress Of the American people from
this maa Black, vino enjoys only the negative fame
of an alder and abettor Of treason and a public en-
envy during the rebellion Washington Chronicle.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
bESEhbkh 10TH AeOt
heaa twice, referred 10 the Committee on Revolu
uonary Pensions and Of the War of 1872
and ordered 10 be printed.

ing BIZ:
A Bill 70 pension the soldiers of the var If eiob.
teen hundred and twelve,
Sc q enacted BY ne SenGte AID House Of P.,y,.
seataftues q the United States II America j., g.
gress asSsssled That the Secretary of the Inisror
shall place upon the roll Of pensioners the Names
OF all the surviving officers, on-commissioned Off
GERS musicians, and privates who served three
mouths conseontivey, or altogether an aggregate
o. SIX months in the war with Great Britain. de.
elared the eighteenth Of june, eighteen hundred
and twelve at the same rate per month as is by law
allowed Il pensioners Tor the grade of servics
IN the revolutionary war to be paid TO them sfter
The establishment Of their claim, during their ma
tural lie sud likewise the widows Of such as are
deceased al The same rate per month as is by law
allowed 10 The widows Of deceased revolutionary
officers and soldiers in the same grade with tbeir
deceased husbands, TO be paid 10 them afler the
establishment Of their claim during their natural
life, unless they shall again marry in which case
shall cease.
SIC. ?. Ind bsa further enacted, That before the
name Of any person shall be placed upon The roll
Of pensioners under this act proof shsll be made,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

Mr.. MArSARD, on leave introduced the follow
ing bill:
A Bill for the better establishment of certain
claims
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States Of America IN Con-
cress assembled That all claims for conmissary and
quArtermaster's stores, or other military supplies
furnished or taken during the late for the sup
preston Of the rebellion, and in the region of
tive military operations presented to the govern
ment for payment by persons who by law are now
entitled TO be paid therefor but not sustained or
proven by any voucher, receipt, or other memoran-
dun, or by the testimony of an officer, or by his
official return, shall be established by the oath Of
the claimant or of some member of his household
having personal knowledge Of the fact and also by
the testimony Of two credible and disinterested
witnesses Of constant loyalty, who shall prove the
ownership and value of the property for which the
claim is made and also that il actually was furnish
ed taken, and received for the use Of the army or
of some portion thereof and that it was not paid
for at the time; the evidence to be taken under
such rules and regulations the Secretary Of War
may from time TO time prescribe
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
County Convention.

Remember the County Convention 10 be
beld here on next Monday, The County
Council of the u l.. A. also meets the same
day. at Temperance Hal, at the hour OF 9
A. N. The Public Convention will be held
at the court house, at II N. Let every
Civil District in the county be fully repre-
sented It IS all-important that we should
be represented N the State Convention,
which is TO select delegates to the National
Convention at Chicago The Presidential
campaign viii soon open, and let the Re
publican party Of Tennessee be fully alive
to the importance Of the great final strug-
elo between treason and loyalty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
Capt. James P. BrOwnIOw.

The Ari-oaa Union Of the 2eth Of October, con
tains the following editorial item
body Of troops, numbering about 200, under
captain Brownlow, passed through the Cajon Can
non on Monday last bound for the wars in Ari-
Zona
Doctor who was With some trOops who we,.
ca route 70 Arizona, drawing bis ssistol - I'm
a rattiesnake, when i accidentally exploded Lode
ing the ball "a Lis thigh, inaicting very serloi5.
though not dangerous wound. Tho pnfortuns,t,a.
gentleman was conveyed 70 Drum Bsrracks.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT

IRESPASS ON THE CASE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX COUVTy
TENNESSEE
Robert aud j. A Picksns, Administrator &c vs. WI
liam II. Sneed, Robert Z. Reynolds and John n g.,
zer.
IN THIS CASE II APPEARING
= from the affidavit Of Robert Pickens, one Of N,
plaintiffs, that William IL. Sneed, Robert B. Reyno5.
and John II. Crozisr each have removed from and !,
side cut OF the State Of Tennessee but each owns zeal
property in the county Of Knox and having prayed TIA,
an original Abatement issue against said estates which
attachment having been issued by the Clerk Of said Cir
cult Court and levied said estates II Is ordered tina,
publication be made in BrownloW's Knoxville Whir
newspaper published in the city Of Knoxville Tennessee
recurring said defendants TO appear at the next term
tho Circuit Court to be held for the county Of Knox
the court house in Knoxville, the second Monday IN
February 1868, then and there 10 plead answer or de-
mur to the suit aud demand Of the plaintiffs OF hs
same will be taken confessed and set for hearing 1
psrte TO them.
Given under my hand at Office in Knoxville, this 3lst
day Of December, 1867.
jan LIT WILL r. McBATH, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
RALLYl RALLYl! RALLY!!!

There will be a rally OF the Union Re
publican Voters at the court house, on
Thursday Night, January 20, 1865,
at 81 o'clock Speeches will be made by
Governor Brownlow, General L. S. Trow.
bridge, Captain NJ. ID. Bearden, General J
A. Cooper, Major J L. Murphy aud others
Let every Bearden voter, white and col.
ored, in Knoxville, come out at the ringing
Of the bell
COME ONE CONE ALL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
so TO the Polls,

Let every qualified, loyal voter in the corporate
limits Of Knoxville 60 to the polls early on sstur-
day morning and vote the Republican ticket for
Mayor and Aldermen. Captain Bearden and the
entire ticket will be triumphantly elected, but let
the majority be a large one Besrden made good
soldier, was permanently disabled by wound re-
ceived while in the Federal service and he will
make faithful and energetic Mayor
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

Inc following letter from distinguished ONCE
and Democrat, viii be read with interest.
T1o7 .--.
1903 GrzAKD STREE


fHfLADELPHIA, November 20. 1867.
MY DEAE Mr.. FoRNEr ~ do not remember
what said to you in 1866, but do remember We
~ well the impression made on me by what saw
ana heard Just after Lees surrender-which was,
that the officers and men Of Lees army wera snr,
prised at the hberality of the terms accorded bv
Seneral Grant that they appeared to be under The
impression that in Of surrender their liJsrf,
9ogLe be restrained aud perhaps he Laigs of so,ne
q them forfeited. am not prepared TO say this
belief on their part resulted from thor consco
ness OF the gravity Of their offence, bit more from.
Their acknowledgement of the right and pcoeT of tie
;onqHering party. Nor can give the name Of any
particular rebel officer from whom derived nv
information it rather the result of a general
knowledge Of what passed between the officers of
Lees army and ours.
If the foregoing is Of any importance, YOU can
make such use of it as you deem proper
Very truly yours,
GEORGE G. MEADE, Major General
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of H. l. w.
M4NAIT rs e candidate for Trustee Of Knox county.
at the ensuing March election. ian Itdes
We authorized aud requested b. annouucs the name f
FoLNEf T. GOssETT a. candidate Tor the Office Of Reggie
dec tide
We are authorized and requested 90 auntuuco name
a 4 CVIIRELL candidate for reelection 10 the once
dec f.tdol s ~ W WV '''N'
n C ere SHthorsed and requested % name Of
-. - IAkWATER Tax Collector oil Yn04 CUNT al ne
ensuing March election " ~ s-e sy, - 80 "a
~ "a aud requested 60 announce the name Of
arcb nh Tor TRUSTED u Knox County At the eusuD.
Nov ~ a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIT \ DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
free 80 10y Patent SfsacB Too2s propay sa7,-.
dr.. ar9 q niringsrs. Ny circulars vi
~ DALAA Springfield Vermont H. S5-fs
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
IRESPASS ON THE CASE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX

William G. Brownlow, Robert D. REYNOLDS Wdis-, a.
sneed and John II. Croaier
IN THIS CASE, 1T APPEARING fro,.
Il the affidavit OF the plaintiff that the defoad.st.
D. Reynolds William Il. sneed ana john II Cro-is- ~
nave removed roH and aside out OF the Stats OF Tsn1
put each owns real property in the county Of Krcv
having prayed that an original attachment isspe @ an
estates which attachment having been issued bv ~ 49,
sad circuit &ourt and levied said real estates n Of
le1 That publication be made for four successive - p
30 81 K9I3 Whls newspaper publsbed n, ~
my 81 N ~ me- LeennsssSe, requiring said deiend,ne
~ ~ term Of the Circuit Court to h. bsIt ~
second Monday Of fssI1sEy s then and there to 9p az.
the same will be taken confessed and rsc Isintin Or
Il as TO them. 'NeA with cr FT..
Given under my hand at Office in krcKynI. ,bt IT..
u I De'eneei' Is'' WILL r. McBATB ClsrL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
ERRORS OF Yo1rru

Cel.iauaa uha sulere flr vr. fror yeryou- p-Iui,
Pf.ralc h and an te s1ts of Youthful indisereiio
ul Or enc sake % suffering humanity, send frae
nee the reps and ifctioas making the simple rene.
Us ty vlh cured Sufferers wishing prodt b the
fcsrtsas erufrenre 10 aF Addressing ln perfect
rgrgIgurs JOIN b. OGDEN,
ra4- Eg a. CEDAR stfsel rrw T0Ek.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

AND fiE nAfriSEss o. TnrE utvHsor
An E=sy faI Ta1nF Sen on "a. Grim. ~ --,,.,
1 - q l9Is Aease7 end Diseases which erssta 1
bt. = aiAltl+i ACE, with sure 1aeass IN psitT 80
iA sriisa i1ter suseiapcs free or rbsr~l 1871
ShiLidN hoo"hfoN, Howard Associaflon Piiisi.ipf.,
tfrEf 20.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
GRAND SACRED CONCERT

WILL BE GIVEN AT ST TOuN,
Church. noxville, Tenn ON 7-,..I, l AA-N =
Nest Of The Tr s1s esn't Of the Organ Fund m
snt from dstancs % n BY some rare H
Gcfess Skes for sale At all the Drug sorss con
cannot fail to please w '' eiui'y selected ari
hym 70 Charity, for five female voices tu ID
moses m Egypt, &C. annnr fhs 49,. -e.l Ul1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
OHANCERY COURT-HUNTsvILLE.

cHANcERI SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
JOSEPH HATFIELD and WIFE vs.. HENRY GIBSON. ct Al
N OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
NoCAoBD at the December term 1867 Of the Chancery
S9qt az agntsyo in the above viii proceed t. self
~ ibeht Diiusg runtfv Uu
dsy Of February 1865 the premises ell the lands Of s
Sloson deceased lying New river Scott COUNTY Tsnre
sec, 70 pay debts, and for distribution. -
aid real estate VIII be sold twelve months time with
Aote ana approved security, and lien % secure ne
tI.1a1s money L. c. MOSS, C. am.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
GRAND RALLY

THERE WILL BE \ MASS MEETING
Of coored citizens in Knoxville Tennessee On January
hrst, 1868.
Il the hst day OF January, 1893 that late and
mented ABRAHAM LINCOLN promuIrateJ m, abIqst "a
most humane State document OF the age stirling from tb
wrists Of four millions Of human beings the saRlss ofs
ry.
II is but just and right that this day should m forever kent
erand and Elorona turn ont - - - NV
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
WHTSREpa
Marriage and Celibaov

-. A--i4NfL1 C1aEetIk VIII f5rcs Nktr.-. - -,
- ~ - ~ chin, ~ Hair bald heaEs 49, - ss
e-f4r,t 'ii' i,5 TIA sent foT 81 oenfs Addres.
hhhFEs a CO., Is Nassau 81 80 y.r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
Two Important Laws.

The two following Bills presented in Congress,
by Mr. Maynard will be perused with interest in
this quarter
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
DECEMBER 18th, 1857.
Read twice. referred to the Committee of Claims
and ordered TO be printed.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
rO cONsUMPTIVEs

The REy EDWARD A. WILSON Wih senl iffee oi ehaFsel
40 an vii, dsre III The press pton with the drectons ig
making aud using h1 simple fen4cly y HaieA n - e
Of lang R5c ou and hat dseal disease lilon ~.
srer i ny this prescription, as % VII eosi thrie nethhs
REV EDWARD WiLseG,
sfFt ig-t mya
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

n you admit the negro 10 this struggle for
any purpose, he has a right 10 stay IN for all,
and CheR the fight is oUer, the hand that drops
the n1aSket cannot be denied the ballot.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
COME ONE! CONE ALI!

Place ard time Of meeting-Logans Chapel generally
known AndersOn's, the OoIorod Church Al ociet -
New Years day. - ga
Alexander sterlix 4
Charles Ballard Green Fields tC,r,,,f,,.
Noses Smith, James Coens
Patton Vaughn -i''7Hai'- VIM T. YardIev Z srrsr~,
Simon Bradford, VIM Smith ~ I ,,a-ts
Jan lit Allen McNutt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
Sts gnoxrille Whia.
BROWELoW 4 HAWs. Publishers.
OUR PLATFORM.

Let our taos and oar Institutions speak
nor Of iohite men, not Of red men, not Of black
men, not of men Of any complexion; bit ike
the lars Of God-the Ten Commandments and
the Lords Pr0yer-lct them speak Of the
People"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Viti,f Difor ASp DtsHrGstsS oUARrfHSssrTr
.,,,, -. -, , ,AItAsrA' Ca November g. 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ChIYED al this once until u n SATURDAY J.,,,s-
Nd ~ oL supplying The Qu-rtermssers Department 10
Ia, 400 pounds OF Oats
3O0,O0O Hay;
10000 Straw
The cats 70 be sound and from rust AMI stt A 49,
up In good strong sacks Of ess than or me- 80
bushels Per Jack standard 81 pounds per bushsI
sy % be good Western well bal.d and free fro, sir
weeds. -i VIII Aaa
straw to be- well tslsd, f'oom rust weed. ar o,-, H.
fsrts. ',n-i 10
The ozts % 10 delivered at the Quartsrlnsst.f-. st
Forsyth street The hay and straw At the go.erre,t
PIES corner PRIOR aud Line streets, snethrd ~. ss
Of each must be delivered January 10TH Ises - - ~.
eae on the let OF Febrary and March foIoving il+
Proposals must be IN rHfrtGCArE, with con, a. a. ,
vsrtisemen attached % each, and bear The sudr.s
their own hand VI the persons offered ~ surefs IN
WISE TuEY nEJKlrHB. DihEh
The Government reserves the rig5t 10 reett AM, 49, ~
Proposals should be addressed 70 the undersgied 80 -
dorssd upon the envelope, "PrcFossis FOR ne lI 1
forage and Straw" 'o N'iifsiJ OF
BY order Of Brew. Briz. Gen. r. ss1ton Cbisfo A.
n. ,, FARSBWORTU
g., t7i Lieut. 5ith Infantry, A. A b n
IA rFnH~a =
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SCOTS JOIIRNII

or tsEFuL INFoHnArIoN FOR THE PEOPLE
hi fHofissoR .. vAlIEs sco1r.
\ MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED
Family Magazine d high character e.nt.ioipg i,e-
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Only 81 per year. sample copies, 80 cent?
Address PR0F. s.orr President New York Uni,efsit,
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FISK UNIVERSITY.
rHl SECOND rrns, or rnArr MONTHS, Of rms rssrrr.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1858,

n training Of teachers, has been tharouabIv s,.si
ana VII constitute the leading feature Of the school
1000 rooms and boarding accommodation have been b
W on the grounds, and ready for $500
Limited assistance will be rendered those WI, ., 49,,
shall prove every way worthy. - Tn 'i'ai'
Free transportation will be furnished
mission a. Normal pupils Let the names be written W eu
and the residence, aud Intentions 10 teach be sa,5 -
applicaton and forwarded 90 che FgiFcipai Of Inc $50
ana transportation papers Will be returned mmoIst
Gen. CAzLIN, Assistant Commissioner FrraSre, nc ul
Nashville, Tennessee By order Of the Board ''ea'
Jan. lin. John OCpFs
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Knoxville, Tenn, January {, 1868.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01
MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
REPUBLICAN UNION TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
CAPTAIN NJ. D. BEARDEN.

FOR ALDERMEN,
FIRST WARD:
ID. g. TERRY,
JOHN A. DOBSON.
SECOND WARD:
j. I. HOMER,
JOSEPH RICHARDS.
THIRD WARD
j. w. HOPE,
n. c. TARWATER.
TouRTH WARD
g. l.. POWELL,
CHARLES MORROW.
FIFTh YARD
JOSEPH BURT,
JOHN FERRITER.
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MARRIED.
NEW ADvERTISEMEYTs

r. On, g 1se residence IN Knoxville on Tus.5.
, Miss AATrIE J. BoEsoRTH NJ Nieo4ses I'm
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NOTICE

re IT.. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or
ust n0 st ssSs1 T 6. bold m regular meeting on Friday
piano procured ana gSi inc Hall has been farnsb,s
By order 'ui attendance "a requested.
--- p. ". bAILEY. sacr.t,r-
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Il LIAi5lER'S SMUT MACHINES ANI-
fIafaiofsr alaae at tsa4r
lch~atsrr Sew York. Sal for cstaf-sss.
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FOR SALE

cEI OF
surveying Instruments.
Enquire at KnoxviIIe aud Chs,r.,,,. v.,,---,.,--
Jan. l-3tpd. hsli1oad Ohnco.