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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-29

HAvING been appointed by the
III Ballard, Judge Of the Bntled stAA
tFict Court for the District OF ksnI9
Special Commissioner in the above sly
10 audit and MAKE ont a full and coaapie n -
port to said Court OF all bonds and coupOnNis
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and -
all bonus and coupons due and unpaid. secure
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore. Notice Is hereby given TO all bond
holders. rs aforesaid, 20 come forward and pre-
sent and die with me, as said Commissioner at
my Office, in the city OF Pacucah and safe Of
ksnfucky, all bonds. betngthe Lrst aud second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
q unpaid, on OF before the second Monday In
Msrch. 1859. W. II. JONES,
Euovz4Ims Special Commissioned.
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale o. thess
w ~unrivallsd Tin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE. LIGHTNEss OF DRAFT, AMI QUANTITY
OF LINT COTToE cursed out per day, they are
unsurpassed, References can be safely Hade &c
every planter who has given them q 1atr trial,
Where mule power Is used, they make sayi3F
Of from one-QuSrter 10 one-third tAe drait
OVER ANY oTIER n We fs also
STRAUSS 9RiSr MILLS. 4 We
CLEMSON q CO.'S CIRCULAR sAyP
80 ma
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TRANSPORTATION.
MBMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
r AILRO Al
90 e NGadison

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEA-
u Der z, 1888, thetrain 8 Eastern DIVISION
OF this Roa1 viii run regaksEiy as ionows:
GOING W~EST-LeaVa8 Eppe6eld Monday
Wednesday and Friday1at7.A a~m, and srriYs
at Madison al 1 O'clock pm
C0MtSG EAST Geagas Madiso1 Tuesday,
Thursday n Saturday at 10 a n. STRIVE al
Hopeaeld 81 1 O'Clock pm, AID Ms2phis 81
ei.0 PIN
The Ferryooat Nevada leaves the foot 81
Union street at Z am.
Tickets for sale az AL the Railroad Ticket Oh
ees in the city.
Freights for Medtsom or Eaygfatlous received
by r. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their MhArf-b0Gt
foot of Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must Is prepaid.
ES-On1ce OF Road, No. Y Jefferson street.
aus II J.. ". ROBERTSDN. ten. Supst.
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NgMPHlS S ARKANSAS MyEg
- -
Packet Company


THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS H.
L ALLEN, built expressly for this Company,
has now taken her place Ia The line. and here
after the following boas wiz leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays & Thursdays, at : O'Clock pm,
And returning. leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. eco Reese Pritchard, Master
MA. CALDW ELL-.---..R L Haines, Master
Blaisdsu. Master
kGennecting at Little Rock with the Company :
new Rndfght-drsught packets fer Fort Smith.
Close CONNECTIONS made oo1h ways.
AMERICA N-.----.=....JnO ". Williams, Masfer
F3RT .--------.-Jan BnWtin, Master
VAN Benuett, AaSter
All Of the ebOve boats were built expressly
for the trade, and ara particularly well adapted
TO it. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by this line to all points on the Ark4n@
sas river without detention, and AZ reas lnabfe
rates. Ia
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river non North or East OF Menu
phis, should have their goods consigned to
q Mem Dhis and Arkansas River Packet Com.
pany," 1T Mem phis. Herchsndises shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, NapO-
leon, Ark.
Frelgot received at any time at the CoHnpa-
ny's office. JNO. d. ADAMS, President.
T. A. GENDIG, Agent,
Z de25 e S04 Front street. Moshy Block.
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By theabovs twill be seen that there
is q decrease f5n last year Of only l75,
266, while there is an Increase over 1865
of 378, 4l6. The falling off this year is
little, ~exceP.ing al Chicago, while Louis-
vile is nearly 10000 ahead. From On
advance slip of the Price Current, we
tske the following regarding hogs and
the statistics Of packing here:
Toe highest currency price paid for
hogs was ia January, 1885, when they
sold at SIC net; thep gold was 227 now
the price IS So, and cold iS5. The gold
price in January, 1865. was 81 05 nosT'
it is IS IS, which is 81 50 per centsi high
er thsn it w. s4en. Had prices re-
mained at secs. so, there could not have
been much risk 10 the holders OF pork,
even If there = been al increase ~ the
cr6p but sG.- extreme Fates-fsmine
rstes-ss are Dow prevailing render the
situstlon somewhat critical, 10 say the
least, 70 those Ehs hold the article. It
is pretty gear that sll the hogs ready for
market ia Iris vicinity are nearly inyHuG
it is quite probable that the packing will
run n far IN JanaRry, Il not until Geh
Tuary. ThaA sseesOT's return made1ast
sprfce shew-4hat Ia this State, Kan
lucky, Indiana aud Illinois, there we're,
ia round numbers, G 400. 600 hogs oNAh
SIX months. old, and this is under
sctust nGmbsF and then, il We adsf
Missouri, I3Ea, Wisconsin, and Minne-.
sofa, the number would reach 8,500.009
With such a supply 10 draw upon, and
such Inducements and mean 10 iced al
now exists, it is simply impossible t0sex.
pect s pork famine 20 sustain famine
prices.
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TRUSTEE

DY virtue or a Deed
d VIM ID. Fly OuEhe ~
1859, 10 John D. Trotts
payment OF certain
as follows, TO viz
dohREA due and
man&1u the 30thk
war tsA per cent. fnn
the ah OF Msrec,
date for six
dnIl8r payable
4fded4 OF Mar
from date. AnGt
Thousand SIX humid
Catherine p Freemh
detJ said Deed OF 4
bGS Clerks Office Q
Mississippi, in Book
for said county. pags
and in pursuance OF 2
Court OF said Tunica
tenn thereof. AD 49,
tha powers of Trustee
death OF the said in
aforesaid, having be
Gerry Court, Will, on
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8AaCK AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. I
MKsPHrss December IS, 1865. !

Local money matters have not changed
Ii erially during the psst week. Owing
. an unlocked for activity in cotton
sasre was . few days when currency was
close with some OF our banks, but it last
ed only q day or two. Liberal receipts
hy express and an active demand Tor ex-
change from wholesale and retail dealers
generally hiss characterized the week.
Many OF our dry goods houses are remit
ting heavily at this season. Exchange
is fsfa As follows
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'0l3 Bx41ARie" Memphis and White
giFs s. Mail Packet Company,
semI. Weekly Line.

- - -
vIHE splendid sfae-wheeI steamers LIBERTY
A 30. 2, and MAYFL0HER, Will form a
Semi Weekly line between Memphis and
Write River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, az 5 O'Clock pm, connecting at
Dev6A's Bluff win trains Of the Little kock
Railroad for Little Rock and Hot Springs. Rsf
turning, viii leaye JscksonpOrt every Tsea
day and Friday st 5 a-U., and Devaips Br1n
sEery Wednesday and Saturday at Y o'ciosk NJ.
The LIBERTY. Ne. 2 and Asyhowerw HI make
Gloss connections a. the mouth Of White Nyer
with the steamer GuidOn for Pine Bun. Fare
70 Pina~HUI, So " Freight, 81 cests PEI lUO
pounds.
The steamers Economist ard Hamilton viii
run bstween Little Rock and Fort Saith In
connection with this line and the MeIDPhisan and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight to ~
points between Little Rock and Fort Smith.
InSu-4isoe 0ae-haY per eenL LESS By Ghis
JOHN B. DAVIS. superintendent.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
OcFn - No. $50 Front low.
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FOR L POINT.

Memphis aEa Ra.e's POIuG Packet. (
For RANDOLPH, Fulton, Osceola aud Hale
Point.
The Sidewheel Passenger Packet
N W. haTGWtck
WILL leave Memphis as above sT
every Tuesday and
day, commencing Wednesday, NOVEMBER 2Jh,
and vii remain permanently in the trade, aud
by strict attention to business trusts to receive
the patronage OF shippers.
For ueigh4 or passage apply on hoard or to
NINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
24 Front street.
MART WALT q Co, agents,
noV22U No. SEEront street.
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2Sth Day Of De

At the courthouse d
in the county Of To
proceed To sell to the
the following lands as q
Trust, as follows, to wit;
% OF Township "a of Rs.
lying and being IN sa3dTu'
of Mississippi. sale with
supposed to be good bot
Trustee. j. +.
October Is. 1855.
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Dcuble DaiIy Through Tral
RUN As FOLLOWS,

Both Trains conneet for Nashville.
h 3:I5 pm conneets for Cairo and 81. Louis,
arriviDgat 81. Louis at l:50 pm. next day.
Through Tickets q. Rednced Rates,
Can be procured at the Co2pany's 0fhes, 237%
Main street. ana AZ Depot, nesd OF Main street,
HS Baggage Checked IT Depot or by the Mem
phis CITY Transfer Company at Hotels. PHI
Vste Residences, or on board BOATS, 20 All prin-
ciDal points East and North.
sam. X JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL Passenger Agent. sSplS
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FOR Sc. FRAECrs ExvER.

FOR Sc. FEAECIs EEvER.
NeEnphis and st. Francis River ruesday
RAckef
For Helena, Wittsburs and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet
SAINT FRANCIS.
MILL leave Memphis on her 49,
first trip TUESDAY, Noyem.
Der 2fth, for Helena aud ST. Francis river, q
ENcRFTUESDAX THEREAFTER,
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
LARRY HAhMSrAD, Agent,
= novl9 II No. ~ Madison street.
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Quickest Route to New York

And ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTHERH CITIES
Is BY TAE-
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September Is, 1865
Double Daily Through TraE&s
RUN As FOLLOWss
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New orieans.I~~-~~-Z4 a 1ssas2 $1,000 pm
The New York gold market has beef
tending downwards during the week
On the 1st of January the Government
will cisburse about $50, 900, coo, and al
that amount must necessarily affect thu
market to q considerable extent, buyer
are holding Off for lower prices. Unit
then there viii be no speculative de
mand. 1t is hoped that after the holi
days Congress will seriously take hold O.
the questions OF taxation and finance
The New York gold market to@g
closed at l345e. we have no demand to
report except for shipment, and buyer;
are exacting a light shipping margin Of
say 2@lc on Eastera quotations.
City Bonds appear 30 be more active as
nterest day ~approaehes. We have 8 sale
report which occurred late on Sstur.
day Of $4,000 paving at SIZE. 523c was
offered for $1,000 plsin to-day and re-
fused. $4,000 paving sold to-day at SIC.
Other negotiations were on foot during
the day st about the same figures.
County Warrants are decidedly frra
bur they do not advance. Brokers buy
at nc and sslkAt 7S9s0c. The demand
viii be bette morrow and until Fri.
day the lastaay OF graes.
3 City Scrip - steady, with no sales Of
any msment to note. Spectators take
all they can find at 796S0c. Dealers sell
to taxpayers OF S29SSc.
Police Scrip is firm at 93@94c, buying.
Selling at 95996s.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
AEhsmber of Commences to-day there were
Airteen members present. AS 1t takes
W. aseen for a quorum there was nothing
We would not mention the meets
ct ali EXCEPT 70 raise our voice
@sinst those gentlemen who 80 far for
themselves and neglected their bust
sss to b preseu To be sure trade
not active and there wac nothing to
70 them at their places of business,
it shows such utter reekIsssness-sueh
Of digRity-sueh a progressive
it-such innovation upon good old
Ccantile ideas-such an apeing after
ways Of live, go-shesd cities, that 1t
uld be frownea down, and It will be
for thes5 indiscraet individuals il
are not put down as do, otful in fu-
'~ercantile reports. We would sug-
indignation meeting by the old
- Sunday next. We propose
knowing that they could not
az necessary time during the
e3sipts-of the Mexican maritime
-ote5 for the first six months of
Bpi Br 81 1887 40 "a; thai
Ike, y customhOuses to $780,
giya1is
@lucommerclsl travellers was
Gay in the AstoT House,
the purpose Of securing
the present obnoxious
" e various cities aud
hse was appointed to
y order to test the le-
laws with reference
~arrers.
81, Nlr currency there Is
ssleie more thsn $780,
On ONE s2G0,0 eq o.
the L
A. 49, represent the
in T31bfSs Tho .p8:d 81 in
= lie Tor States IA ls674
= tsEs3 81
they TaE7 lss
OF FzunIs lsI75
vie u ont Sos
re ia the s657
lGg5s
FRoz SIS 5is3
ok Pass.
DCeek
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eENrRAL rARKETs.~

APPLEs-The market is well sapplied (;
choice eatirg, s5GG
BEANS-Thers is a large amount OF mixEd
white beans in the market Held st 2 9 PEI
busheI Navy dull a. So 2jd5 5B.A y
BUTrER-Choics Wes.ern and TENNESSEE
BRAN-Stock fnr- s25 delivsretRinlets.
BAGGISG-StOck moderats ana hennsnd
: ig9s e e. are a65egnI a. nshl weight Aen'
r RCLKMEATS-The demand ssonly .tEe1-
2 crate and market Essk Gear sides E@9lee;
Clear Rib l5@i5E RIB 1919 i5c ShouA4l
@l2c; hams l39l5e. !.
Z light Clear sides lSis9l9e; Gear rib lS0fSf4c
RIB F%ci saopldess iiei hams nav sugar cH1eQ
BEEswAx-we have no change to report
p CABBS GE.Fsir Fapply. Gates sl6siss
Per hundred Sl2@l5.
3SCHEEsE-slSek fair and prices sre*stiG.
-sctogy, ISk9l9c; Eugtish Dairy, &c &c; Mes.
IN Reserve TezyIes; English S7csler, IS&s
q nSFFEE-Tbere is a very good demand, and
ers are frm. I'VE quote Common ~
IAe Rio at 2l9ze, IA lots Of 10 to p sacks
F9iHfSMEAL-Maket daIl. Fresh 50 sci az
: stIIsI-NEi1 sacks seld on Ieyee at CSC. Fer
Fet0 sacks 6zsee; s. sacks t0e. Market DUH
j fslesS-Narkst fairy sappaed. DuH at sc.
- ITS-Drfed apples, 7@Sc Peaches, 99llei
Is, lSgAo; layer Isisins perboX wi
hGu half boxes 8 033i Qu2rier b1xt q 4agzs
40 g50ct Almonds 45950c; prunes 29Sc5
UR-We have no change 10 note ~
Low graves are very LIZ 6hAfSINANA F
- mex brands are ia Iair supply FlGsfa
.; super ES7 .; XII 50gS 50 fNNE ~
Y aud fancy si09lA We quote d
100 p4rrels " Pocket Nils" az Si9S0.
Mr-GoSd snGemaud. Nsnison. a
round: saddles l4aI5e. VIA Tur-
yI0aI2. Wnd Geese So gil. Packs 81 609
Q1sus Ga2 Is Squirrels t3eG2 p
[Held at SO on leVse Us from sore.
SGrean S8gc salt le9lc; Dry salt
at pc Deer Sktns, sseen, lz17Elee;
iaHogs s99lze and rather scarce.
ga ere is a fair stock onhand
hA ~eling at 6s7cs IS 20
sasA Or owl
&sLA,.2As@ ia~ city rendered in kses7
tnI W. -. SsCoantry u tierces
-onasmRh 10y -
70 molly him msse2 .; oubade
md asal, lsss &C. hiy dAs1SS a, st saA
Ct. Aen Is h&
a..n,. l.sal Z, aLa
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sTEAMEoATs.
FoR LOUISVILLE.

Rega}ar Memphis and louisville Packet,
For Cairo Evansville andIOuiSViiie.
ARGONAUT, No. 2-.....-..3Es Eyerhart master
This new and splendid passenger IL
steamer VIII leave Rs above IN .
THIS DAY, teth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent,
de29 1t ~ Madison street.
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kGEVHEY,
OGA. Vsse "a
Commissioner

VIM. P. MeIieD. Trustee. and tn
and Others. agsilsI The New
Ohio Railroad Company and
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rATE IEAoE
seaaaers sad superb
&tEAt 3 number oil
Nedaaators will Be press
Aon. Their sessions v
~ sd Fellows Hall,
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81, 1855
ST NG ER Oh N p -

bateman- Petition -
Upton County ClserA
acres more OF kess, yin
county Of TipgOl, stale c,
70 be wIEAin leg Il horrs.
butt only convey as Tr1'
DEG " IAME
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nc
Jay In the Ast0r House,
the purpose Of securing
: the present obnoxious
e various cities and
hee was appointed to
order to test the le-
laws with reference
arrers.
MIR currency there is
sslele more than $780,
On ONE 81 COZ, 90 o.
the +
&. clnrS rep esenl the
Tho spzd in
~: 80 a. ! SgT.
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CIVIL

feIog- 20 VII aEe IDeTl 2dVaCcI
sG consigned 10 u fer sale IN
rAud when parties wish rs to ship -
70 New York CT New Orleans, we will -
say rEe-thIrcs to three-fOG7ns It's vElUs. ~
VII enable merchants and piantsfs 70 E0a
over such depression 50 We EEG llst season. AZ.
reailze Inc fa8 wOreh OF the1 cotton.
All Cotton shipped to Us sid Ii store E1A -
insured unisS- ofusTUisa tnEauctad sspl53ns
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EROZ
.cE Pass
DCeek
a


Peoria lIilJ Dcus
rrn from a ge I
H0l BlCGmiIEJ
OF the parents
tlest sbOGtfeug
eigat miieF.
started in a
INST place, I
remedy cob
Ia ia thu
ne straw, al
tLg parent
Ugmfori
"a Is
uu TO be frt
5 passed a
white the
elves ia
able, Z
1Zel
and
OF.
3
q s
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RIVER MATTERS.
Arn ANn RIYEns.

TIE weather, since cur last, has been
DOGGY and moist. At dark last night
rain set Ia and by this morning the last
Of the late snow will be gone. This
weather is calculated to swell all our
small streams, and 8 general rise may be
anticipated without it should again turn
cold. The decline at this point has
almost come TO an end, and by to-mor-
row it viii be checked altogether. Ne
have no later news from the Arkansas or
White rivers. The latest news from the
Ohio and upper Mississippi will be found
In cur telegraphie columns.
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The dsshing Liberty backs out at 5 pm.
to-day for Waite river. She is the Flora
Temple Of that stream and is in every
way 3 spleudid passenger packet. She
mskes all eonnections both rail and
rivea Her master is tRsenergetie Capt.
John Edison, while handsome Milt
HarzE and Chsrly Sharp do the honors
of ING office.
The Argonsut, Capt. Gus Egerhart,
was also Obliged to lsy over from stress
of matter. she leaves to-day for Louis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
The PolIcy OF the Cemlng Administers
lien.

Every little straw IN gathered nov 10
show the probable policy Of the General
after his Inauguration. Here are two oil
them Ia the railroad car from Chicago the
othor day, gentlcmah said IA Grant, 'aien.
erul, hope whoa yoa are In Office you Will
let us have peace in tact "a well ~ in name.
To this the General answered, You may
be sare viii, sir, shall make peace, and
a solid peace which viii satisfy all good
mon North, South, Rast and West. A
brother of Gen. Grant, who lives in Chicago,
u reported 90 have said few days ago that
Grant intends 10 enforce the Rsconstrac-
ton laws 10 tho very letter, 50 lar o.
that duty may be beqaealhsd ham by The
existing Administration. Perhaps by the
timo Of his Inauguration the whole business
OF reconstruction will have been disposed
of but il moi, according 10 this fraLernal al
thOrity, Grant will execute them strictly.
The reason alleged for this n that Grant
holds that 'the viii Of .he people u the law
of the land" and that In Tho election lus'
decided tie people Expressed thelr WIZ "
have these reeohstfact,oifssasaAsur en'o'oeu
by endorsing the measures and platform u
the Republican party From hts natarai
nlodosty he does net presume 10 thlnk tha,
il was bis personal popularity that ilnpeiloa
the psoplo 10 give The Radical ticket ma
iority go decided, but rather that 1t was due
10 their endorsement u Congress and US
policy. 80 says Grants brother
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

This il a question of no small importance
Ia the Republican party Of Teancssee, mas
much as we have vet q strong rebel infiu
enco 10 contend with, a. has been clearly
cyinrcd in the late Presidential and Con.
{ 'essioual contest and as IL i yet 10 10 do
terinined, ~ a question, whether the sur
viying powers OF the rebellion shall grasp
official powers rs is the case In some Of the
Southern State, or whether that power
shall b. retained in ioya hands. TO insure
the latter W. must place in power able
good and unqacstiopably true men.
Our laws as now written must not be di.
minishcd in force OF spirit 'tut rather
strengthened and executed with earnest
i,sarlrs. and determined vigor
Our chief Executive must hy a natural
statcsman-a man Of sieGpless vigilance
energy, and a fearless purpose 10 do right
in the administration oi the affairs Of the
State on broad radical republican grounds
We have much good material, and Oi the
coed some Is better and other best and "A
the right Of relation between the sections
viii be insisted on, would suggest that nc
man west of the mountains will Gil the re-
publican bill better than The coming man o.
oar State, the Hon. n. A, Patterson, now
Judge Of the sth Judicial Circuit IN Ten
MESSAGE, aud who resides at Winchester, Mid
,lls Tennessee, whose loyalty and adhesion
10 the Republican party Is beyond doubt or
question. aud whose ability ~ u statesman
Of both natural and acquired character ha'
been well demonstrated before tho people o.
our state lie IL one Of the class denotni
mated self made men, which the people dc
- nh a.
not been under the prompting motive 10 oh
tain public place, but TO maintain the honor
and integrity Of our General and Stat'
Governments against the assaults OF design
ing enemies
He seems 10 posse=s that versatility o
latent power 20 meet the emergency rs d
arises The force and skill with which b,
| dealt with the questions Of the day daring
| the late canvass is Rbundantiy evident o
| tho fact stated.
His ability as an able and impartial jaTls
has been well proven on the bench for more
than two years past aud although he !
doubtless not an aspirant for Gubcrnatoria
honpr-, and would likely prefer the plae'
| he now occupies, yet the people demand hi
| services. lie ID the man for the place 10 b,
filled by the people,
With the responsibilities Of the chief TX
ccutive cast upon him, he will display l
ready familiarity in disposing of them, ant
| with an ability and tirmhess that fow pos
sess, His courteous and gentlemanly bear
ing viii make him pleasant and popnlal
officer at the same time, his administTa
ton will be living aud true exponent 0
true republcanisrn, and will have such fore'
rs TO compel obedience 10 the loyal will o
the people REFUBIIcAR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

We are ell gsatleTnsa and gsa.lssomeH AZ,
hint 4, The CONTRARY u gtass Issalsi ys. every de,
vs .iola.s NE laws q good srssdiss' tseiE'hee'
sboand There mast be radical wfoaS some
where Our ,nsssiohs and p.sagss are net al aone
al Mad feelings and rraeisas oppression, scndini
"a, ssa,.i erfats ,hfeagh the Whole social sysseas
Too naoy 81 Ia dinry fastiaas With anksla sas
p.shri manners, &c their Afsstss, sad tslk bar
b.ssms a. lbsir tables asd ihsa put on vslyse faee
and paradise feathers s,oasu aad sassiiI, sat
90 f6rth--palsaaat gentle fok ba. tse's hne isssh
en- will Est aSrY on parade and disclose tbs s"s's
habits beneath. -.
slang hra.sa. tiaicals sloyeRlia~ss. vulgar stti
ta.Iss and o.lhs, Ate adIaated lnio nj sssssin O
god breeiing. spl The thorough bred eau, By Q,
b-sitlI,, l s,,rpsl,osi iuta them. Avoid them sl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
couauer ,aur rrsubles.

4 great a,anr taan, Shs1ssst NAY have heoH
ths.f rpeIiee, ia Iifs ATu accustomed +, ooisrtA.h
Of the usage dizzy have s,sissi IN The World They
Hil tha ears ~ Ihoss whp bsse taa 'nisvftane " ep
their friends With ismeBtsttsf. rsPsShg Their own
trss,his fsst ght 20 10 40 mas teal a"' sosa 'a'
world Of trssab.al aud ~ iash hss eve. sssa.hsa
"a aaYtkise Ike tss ftill ssstsrs & lasahoad ska
hes n,l bsss gtsaEd, Is il ssse, 10 pesdef BY Che
hsraahits which be has saeeunssted IN hia- TAis
u world ia which meB are made. nos ~ velvet
bui iy stone and isos hsadiiagi fhsseiefe, do aos
gramkiei bat eapqass pear Troubles