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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
CHANCERY COURT AT KNOXVILLE
NOTICE TO NON-REsIDENTs.

W. II. Smith ct al, vs.. Josiah Small Ct a.
THE DEFENDANTS, JOSIAH SMALL,
Il VIM. SMALL Edward Small, josiah small junior, Henry
Paret, John Paret VIM Hoover, j. N. Stone, T. b. Rob
bins and j. b. Bonneville being nOn-refidents A. stated 10
the CrOss-b. ordered that publication be made Tor
four weeks Ia the Knoxville Whigs notifying said
defendants to appear before the Chaneey Court AZ h0o1
vie the Monday January next then and there
make defence said cross-b the win BE- taken Tor
confessed as to them and set for hearing parte.
. dec 2-4t pf5 ID. A. DEADERIOK, Q. 81.
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SHERIFF,S SALES
I Wild SFTLAT THB COURT Horsr

1 WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOCsB
Il door 10 Knoxville Saturday. the "a day Of JangiJ
1868, all the eight title, claim and demand that T. s. ~
has in aud certain claim In tho Knoxville Oh Az -
ing Company, IL being the 18th share belonging 20 W
planant. said property will be sold % satisfy llt
for Of execution from the Chancsry Court Or a.
oounty At KnoxvIie NJ d. BEARDEN,s Sherd'
dec Ut BY JOIN GIBBS, Deputy sheIII-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
John b. Ricardi vs.. Julius Ochs & Co.
THE DEFENDANT. NAME +

Il being non resident as stated in the bill u Il ORDERED
that publication bo made for four successive weeks 10 the
Knoxville Wing notifying said defendants 20 appea before
the Chancery Court at Knoxville the first Mo1iay
January next then aud there to defence The BILL
the will be taken for confessed 10 her aud eel r
hearing ex parte.
dec 2-ft pf5 ID. A. DEADERICh, q. N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
AAer the Klux Again.

Montgomery, Nov. 2T.-The Legislature to-day
was engaged in discussing the Ku Klux bills. The
bills make 1t ndctable for any person TO appear in
mask, and if any person shoots another one who is
masked, after dark, it is to be considered no crime
The time OF imprisonment for being disguised is
from one to two years Several sections of the bill
have been adopted
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

FIVE HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED IN WEST
TEENEssEE-The Union City Herald of Saturday
gives the following account of the capture of a
portion of Il noted band Of horse thieves, who have
been depredating the stables Of that region for
some time:
For months past it was believed that there was
an organized clan Of horse thieves operating
through this country, from Kentucky to Mississip-
p, add recent developments have confirmed that
belief Several weeks ago two or three Of the clan
were captured ado kept in private place until
Others could be hunted out, and by the untiring
number captured has been increased to five, and
it is believed others will be captured, the 'rol
call or paper containing their names is in pos
session of those who will continue the search, pro
vided they will not have to draw from their own
purses to defray expenses
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
WTANTED!-I WANT A MAN To

w take the AGENCY for LIoyd's great Double RsvoV-
ing MAPS Of Europe aud America, with the 1900 county
coored maps of the United States the back issued to-day
and needed BY every family school aud library In the land
with patent by which either map be thrown
Each map 62x64 inches large with ribbon bind
ing and doubefaced rollers 100000 and three years
labor Price g. worth $50 small capital will DO to
with SO copy be got for these great maps send 0
circular, terms, Twenty maps under way J. 2.
LLOYD, a. o. Box LII ATLANTA, GEORGIA decZ-Im
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

a freedman living near Atlanta, Ga,
who had previously saved $500, rented
seventy-fve heres of land last March, and,
by industriously cultivating it, has raised
a cotton crop worth $4,000.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
Literary,

There was time, and that not great way back,
either, when for young children there was nothing
at all to read except Mother Goose and few such
things These had their merits, which were by no
means small and we should be sorry enough TO see
those iingling rhymes of pleasant nonsense fall out
of favor and out of use. For, amongst other uses
of nonsense in general this particular nonsense has
many a time served to teach ivc-yesr-olds to read
without tears and without knowing that they really
acre learning. OF course, we couldn't very well
recommend Mother Goose's Melodies a first book
for classes in school; but Cor child that mas the
priceless good fortune to he taught at home by his
mother or sister, we do say there's nothing better
than Harry's Ladder to Learning, which sets out
with the rhymed story of Mother. Hubbard, and
ends with something more prosaie, more sensible
and tolerably amusing.
Very we'll; Johnny, being five years old, can
read bit for himself, and wants to be at it. What
shall he have2 He's too young, by TIVE years, fol
Jack the Giant Killer, Jack and the Bean-Stalk
and all that range of fairy tales. He'll come tc
them by and by; but it's too soon now. Mach more
is it too early for Robinson Orusoe and Gulliver;
Travels. Once more then, what shall be have
Luckily there is something that will just suit hi
age his attachments, his tastes. We have on our
| table from Nichols & Hail, 43 Washington street
Boston, The Nursery Series of three exceedingly
neat volumes for youngest readers. The titles are
| CAilds AHetior, Sick Dod, The Great Secret Eacl
is full of wood engraving, by excellent artists
such pictures as little boys and girls delight in On
artist in particular, Oscar Pletsch, is marvel TO
representing children, and the ways doiugs, ant
sports of children. We think it quite safe to sa,
that in these things one has ever equalled him
Look at his Great Secret, Childs Auction, Sicl
DOLL Washing Day, Under the Umbrella, The Pro
fessor, and Others, and then refuse, fsyou can, t
buy these books for the small folks at home Be
sides, there's reading to match-short stories tina
won't be tresome the best fairy tale is TO one I'm
der seven years and the print is large clear, aut
bold, ''pica" ard /" Eugli sh.' If anything vii
keep Johnny and Molly from turning the house on
at the window, of rainy day, it's these little books
and we believe mothers will reckon them wOrtl
their price for that, if for nothing else.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the Of sHErARD, RENsHAw ArKIS, Dis
solved on the day OF November 1865 by mutual consent
j. L. Renshaw Withdrawing from the firm, which makes %
necessary all outstanding accounts should be closed All
persons owing said firm hereby notified to call
our Office Gay street, and settle thesg accounts the
hooks aust be- closed L. q. SHEPARD,
J. IL. RENSHAW,
dec est S. 7. ATKIN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
I Will sFLL no THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash at the court house door IN knoEye on
urdav The "a day Of January 1850, all she rgh tt''
and demand that J. p. Lusk has IN and % certain
Fast Knoxville fronting ay feet on Craig street a.
ning baek one hundred and fifty feet adjoining D. q
ton and others said property viii be sold y ,ey d,
Judgment in the circuit Court Of Knox county h stT
,Josaph Fauz and Brother. Al d. BEAB 60
~ a. By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy shsfu-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

Book AND JOB PRINTING Of every descrip-
tiondone at the VINO office, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
7 WIFI, SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID.

DER for cash in hand at the court house do9f m hh ~
on Saturfav the "a day Of January, l551 AZ t' ~
te claim and demand that .. J. Mealan ias ~ - r1-
ain tract OF land in the TTth Civil District OF m v
- .5iofning fbs lands Of 81 O. SpurEcon5 Inoa@ ,ts-
ian and others levied as the property OF -. -s-7-
h ssti-fy a Judgment and cost that ThJmas t
cred before "a " huD'A ~ b BEAEDEs, shsr-L
O'5t,toIf By JOHN GIBBS Deputy 9l.-'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
Tuesday shall begin the week,
Since Monday has hanged himself.

Mr. Bonner once asked Mr. Bonnet, Of
the Herald, if he could have the use Of three
pages of his paper, and upon being told
that by paying double price he could have
all he wanted, promptly replied that he
would take the whole advertising space of
the paper He did take it, and filled it with
the repetition Of an advertisement, which
alone would not have occupied ten lines
1t paid, as all thorough advertising is GER
tain to do. A man who docs not know how
to make advertising pay, is no moro a thor
ough business man than one who cannot
Judge for himself Of the value Of the goods.
ARTEMUs Ward being present at cole-
bration, was called upon for speech,
when he replied in ':toast to the phair
SEX
Ladies, SCI ], turnin to the butiful fe-
mails hoose presents was perphumin the
fair ground, hope you are enioyin your
selves on this ocoashun, and that lemOuaid
and water oY which you are drinkin, may
not go agin you May you alters be fair
as the sun brite as the moon and beautiful
as an army with Union fags-aIso plenty
Of good close to ware.
To yure sex--commonly called the fair
sex, we are indebted to bornings, as well
as many other blessings in these low
grownes Of sorro, Sum poor spirited fools
blaim yure sex for the difficulty in the gar
din, but l hev no dowt but Adam would
hev rugged cider press, and like as not
went on q big bust and driven off unaware.
Yuro first mother was a lady, and awl her
dawters ditto, and nun but a loafn cuss
will say word agin yu. Hopin that no
waive Of trouble will role across your
peaceful breasts, | konclude these remarks
with the follerin centyment:
WomaE-she are good egg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
Southern Fire insurance Gomnallr.

At meeting of the policy holders of the South
ern Insurance Company, of Nashville, Tennessee,
held on the evening of the oath of November, 1885,
al the court house in the city of Knoxville the fol-
lowing business was transacted.
The committee which was appointed at meet
ing held in the City Hail. on last Saturday evenin
Submitted Il written report, which is in the words
and figures following, to wit
Your committee would respectfully report that
they have not been able from the pressure of pri-
vste business, to give the subject under considera
ton that thorough examination which its import
ance demands. They have, however, possessed
themselves of some facts which they think should
be brought before the meeting.
Your committee have list of sixtyseven indi-
vduals insured in this vicinity in the Southern In
surance Company, who have paid the sum of 81
$3.50 cash. and executed their notes for the further
sum of S4,089. They have seen the Policies Of the
Company numbered as high as 500 1t is fair to
suppose that the list we have represents simply an
average, in amount of the 4, 500 poicy-holders If
so, then the company has received upon those 1900
policies $l80000 in cash, and IN notes the further
sum of $2740O0 They have now made a call for
fifty per cent. of those notes. This fifty per cent
added to the $4,000 in cash makes the round sum
of $3l7, 250l And for what is this large snm of
money wanted There have been no extensive
fires within the whole range of the companys ope-
ratons er t-a oo.fp.r
They published to the world as long ago AS JAN
uary l, 1868, that they had an accumulated fund of
$500 900; and as late as August last they published
list of losses paid, amounting to the insignificant
sum of some $4,000. This was probably the whole
amount of losses paid, for if it had been more they
would so have made publication. But assuming
that they commenced without any cash capital and
that their statement as to accumulated fund was
wholly fose when made we have reliable data upon
which to predicate calculation, which leads ire
sstaby to the conclusion that the present effort to
extort money from the policy holders deliberate
premeditated attempt to swindle. More particularly
are we of this opinion when the further fact is Ia
ken into consideration that some if not all, Of the
managers OF the Company are the same parties who,
some years since, vctimized the people Of the
Northwest in similar manner.
A careful examination of their policies more fully
confirms us in our conclusions. The policies of
other Insurance Companies gives the privilege of
calculation both to the Company and the policy
holder. Their policies give it alone 70 the Com
pany.
Your Committee have secured the services Of en-
inent COUNSEL and in view of all the facts recon-
mend the adoption of the following resolution:
ResoLred, That we will make common cause in
resisting the collection of the notes executed by us
to the Southern Insurance Company, believing, as
we do, that the call is not made to meet the legit
mate demands of the Company.
Respectfully submitted.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
o. p Temple W. Isaac Alexander.
TnHE DEFENDANT ISAAC ALExANDE

Ill LII AAAf ~ A1AA-AN 4AAtA@-AAA-'A]-
Il being nonresident, stated in the BIN 70 IL ORDERED
that publication made for weeks On h-
Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant % appear before
the Chancery Co1rt Knoxville thetrst Monday oiJ1
uary next then and there make defence the b OF M
will DO taken for confessed 10 him and set or bear
ing cx parte. dec2It PTS ID. a. DEhDERICK, O. & "
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

FRIpAY, November ~.
Petttions and Men,o-inLs.

Petitions and Memorials. ---- ..
By Mr.. Lindsley-Petition from contractors of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad asking
that the bill now before the Legislature providing
for the sale of that road be so amended as TO enable
them to pay for their services in constructing
the road. The petition is signed by NJ T. Clark
and some twenty-five others. 1t was referred % the
Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. Cate-Petition from the citizens Of tho
Tenth District of Bedsoe county asking that said
district DO cut Off Tram Bledsoe county and added
TO Sequatchie county Referred to the Committee
on New Towns and County Lines
Nel0 Bills and Resolutions.
Resolution authorizing ThOs. B. McElwee who was
appointed by the Governor to settle up tho business
of the State with the Tennessee National Bank of
Memphis, TO cali upon the old Board of Finance for
the papers in regard to this matter which he had
placed in their hands, and also TO press the claims
of the State 10 a settlement in this business
An act 10 abolish the Receivorship Of the Rail-
roads Of the State. Passed one reading.
An act to secure the assets of the Bank of Ten
nessee. This bill provides that the Comptroller
shall at once take possession Of the assets of the
bank, and that the agent of said Bank Of Tennes-
sec be required TO make immediately full and COM
plete record. ...# ..a
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Bills Recoasidered, Etc.
Senate bill IN regard 70 exempting capital en-
gagged in manufacturing laid on the table last We'd
Hbsuhg5 YVES on InOLlOni tecohslueFeuj anu pltCou
on the calendar third reading
Exempting millers from responsibility for loss OF
sacks brought TO mill unmarked. Passed
Senate Bills on Third Reading.
To give farmers or stock raisers q lien upon AMI
mails received to pssturage. Passed.
To amend section 1905 Of the CodSlsp as to au-
thorize executions thirty days after judgment In the
Circuit Court. Passed.
Senate Bills on Scc0Hd R5ad5Eg
To provide for payment Of wood and timber used
by road ovcrseers in the construction Of public
roads. Lost.
To incorporate the Knoxville Marble and Mining
Company. Passed.
SENATE
For the moro efectual protection OF iruII -
against trespass. Passed.
House Bills on Third Red@"y. -. Pc
Authorizing pensions for disabled 9 49,
ferred to the Committee on Military aua'''
Senate Bills on, Second Reaa' 81 orL..
Providing relief for unfinished ralECaLs. -; -;'
bill OF Col Parker was offered in lien OF 'he origl
nal bill introduced by Senator Eaton, ana proposed
to make the following appropriations 70 Tie ran
WAYS named To the Knoxville and hehtncKy
Railroad, 100000; Knoxville and charleston
$500 600; Cincinnati and Cumberland Gap, S3oV,-
600: Southwestern S5000O0 Amended By Senator
smith by adding 900 for the road known Is
the Huntingdon Branch.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

Book AND JOB PRINTING of every de-
scription done at the WING Office on short
notice and reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
HU. L. McCLUNG.
T. NJ. SCHLEIER.
i. Il. BARRY.

On molten the above report was received, Com
mitee discharged, and the resolution offered by the
Committee was unanimously adopted.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed that we
memoralize the Legislature now in session TO take
some action Immediately in regard to the transac-
tions Of the Southern Insurance Company, and that
the Legislature appoint a committee of its own
members to investigate the transactions Of said
Southern Insurance Company, to the end Chat jus
tiee may be done to all parties concerned and in
the event that it be found that the said Insurance
Company has in any manner violated the charter
which was granted by the Legislature, that The
charter be repealed and also to ask the Legislature
to lower the tax on foreign insurance companies.
On motion the following Committee was appoint
cd to draft memorial, and submit it to the next
meeting: Dr. f. Geotz, I. E. Barry, and E. w. Ad-
kins.
On motion the city papers are requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting
On motion the meeting adjourned TO meet again
next Saturday evening at the Court House at seven
o'clock. E. GoETz, Chairman.
E. w. ADKINS, Secretary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

v WING ID conducted .- ro" nc ca, cas-" s ,' s.a aey
AZ, 5,n urea he oirdfon q ,,c Wv, rrrrs before aa
s~e bee, paa ssspr' ,'n :, '9asr r.. d. paper ro &c
ns o,a and e'' t'' s"''', ,,,s mere R be no dpu
di'o'"sa ,s .'r ~ mol and yo' '"1'opi'''
nurrupr and rnsoIyS ,aL. SS''S c'rk. and
Notice s hereby 80 a, bankruptcy" and ,Insolsency"
others that - daBoe such Notices viii not be pub
m1'l po .rsa ,sT unsss accompanied BY the cash
-h u. Agents.
:, ps,rrxarls Co., ard JOY Cor Co., are our ala
.,,-,,sa Advertising Agents Sor New York city
49,, No las Vine street, above Fourth, Cino.p-
49, 4. orr only authorized Advertising Agent f7r
cincinnati and vicinity
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

MARRIED

on the 18th Of November BY Rev. W Mann Raw JOHN
Vile, Tennessee. p. 'f 81 o. AhoA
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sherIR's Sale.

I WIIL SELL TO THE HUXLEY
bidder al the court house door in kRoxYiiie tS
for cash 10 hand, MONDAY the loth a,y % - AZ -
pot All The right title claim and demand mat joan -,
has i'm and to certain tract Of land said % contain
Acres more or less, lying in the 81 Vvu psSst =
comfy adjoining the lands OF Alfred Snar P ni
,nd ofbers said land viii be sold to satisfy tcS ~
i.sued from, the Chancery Court against 4g4I = -
Barrcr and In favor Of DambergeF, Bins nso. espis
nov 25-ft d'uN 49, -.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WONDERFULLY

The Sec fets Of Love Turkish Charm Of Flep the A.
bsn LOVE- Philter and Sultanas Great secret OF
obtained in Egypt onoe ia Possession you have
Pete contro over any one wish also ssngs Yaub
Receipts, Beautiful Arts, Flow to get Rich choice sec
&C., all mailed for ten cents Address ''
sept 2S-Sm .. . T. WOOD, Vernon, New Jersey
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

GOVERNOR B. G. HUMPHREY, of Missis-
sippi, has just issued an important dOcu-
ment illustrating with pungent brevity the
way in which loyal men are received at the
South. We give it entire
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
MR. orrI.Tc THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash. the court h0ns IN ths rxht ta. claim
sBs demand tbt Henry A BE 81 K, 70 ' .oa
land, lying In the lith ~ I've Acres more Or 1y
sHns the sn5 q da a aAf IN '9 Ss c Court "
win be sold to satisfy a A. 9. Putnam s,.-,r
KNOX county in favor d" "a. D. BE- ARDEN shefh.'
By JOHN GIBBS Deputy shsIN'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

'''' m THE UTGHEST BID

i WILL oIIl+r,ars house door 10 X ao1vs, on sat
DEp r cash % M nrary 1852 al the right title, CAIN
- the "a Day - fIroEa haa and 10 cgrtail
and h1 fbs 7h Civil District q kno1 county al
n Irnd lyins y II Lafayette BrOEB. SAID property viii
Joining the .t Judgment in the Circut Court Of ku1E
county in i''' " d. BEARDES, sheriff
By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy sheriff
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Bride and Bridarrnnnn

ESSAYS Y0USG MEN the interesting relation
Bridegroom to Bride In the institution Maria ga ~
to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness sent bv ~
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address HON
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. septl5-7r1
G10 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
GD4U with my Patent STENCIL ToOLs. I prepay ssr,r
free Beware Of nfrngers Ny circulars viii explain sF
dress A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vermont. noII.gr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02

Book BINDING of every description done
Mt the WaIa Office.
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JAcKgoN, Mss, Nov. 3, 186l

This is to certify that Mr.. W. J. Gilliss
leaves the Planters Insurance Company
for no other reason than that the president,
B. G. Humphrey, thinks his being connect
ed with the Federal army makes his stay
in the office of the company a drawback;
owing to prejudice existing among the peo'
pie here.
Mr. ellis has always attended to his du-
ties faithfully, and l regret his departure
very much. n. c. HILDERBAND,
DlontOrcl ITaG IN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
nv VIRTUE OF a VENDITIONI EX-

will expose TO public sale, at the court house doof
he town Of Knoxville Saturday, the "a day Of jan
ry 1862 all the right title claim and demand that j. O.
Nail has In aud 10 certain land being and ying n
Inc 7th Civil District OF Knox county adjoining the lands
Of VI. A. Perry J. w. Armstrong and others 20 snty
Judgment and cost that Samuel Pokel recovered peio
" ~ M D. BEARDEN sheriff
dee OF By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
TSeal of Company.1

Oe;ll OI CoulPdhy'J
Governor Humphrey is the president OF
the Planters Insurance Company, which
gives through its secretary this certificate
The company is one formed by Northern
capital and established by Northern men }
but short-sighted and ignorant Mississippi
wants no institutions, no enterprise, moth
ing in her borders managed by Yankee en-
ergy and brain. Mr.. Gilliss, it is proper
to add, is Seymour and Blair democrat,
but it did not save him.