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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

FEMALE SUFFRAoE.-The seventh flee dis.
cussion on this subject took place last even.
Ing at Union League Hall, Mr.. William Hutch.
inBon In the chair.
The subject was ably discussed by Rev. Mr.,
Dennison, Il. ID. Tyler, ESQ.,, Ma q: w. Wells,
Prof William J. Wilson, the last two named
taking the negative.
Resolutions were adopted congratulating the
people OF Iowa and Minnesota on the great
victory which they have gained over their
own prcludices by enfranchisiBg their colored
men, and urging them to perfect their work OF
Justice by opening the folds to their women.
Also thanking Governor Brownlow for his
proposition to remove certain restrictions On
the franchise In Tennessee, and calling upon
him, while he advocates the merciful enfran-
chisement Of disloyal men, to see equal liberty
extended to loyal women; and third, calling
giving the women OF the country special In
dueemcnts TO invest their properly here.
The greatest interest was manifested on both
sides Of the question. and the debate was very
spirited.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

.-t-Llal aayNiIAd
rived-4steamer HI Livingston, LAWYER, froH
1niea, stewart, from Matthias', Point with
Fsy's Wiar1.- Arrived ; sehooners Sarah
Lavina, Mufdook, from Plum Point, With
WOOD for Mr.; Frazier; Ann Jane, Canon, from
Chatilsnt, with wood for market, Harvester
Butler, from Psmunkey Point Union, Perry
from Alexandra, with wood Tor the Freed
mems Bureau. Sloop Ann Matilda, Uoombs,
from 0ecoquan, with -four and feed for BevsnS
foTicr,. wAe.f.--Arriyed-schrs. Julia, De
Lsney, from Havre-de-0rsoe, with coal for
the Washington 4 Gsorgetown Ice Company
wS %coa oI ne . men sobsss creek
Rftsy's WAR. - Arrived-Isteame Columbia,
Harper, from baltimore, with passengers and
1tssht; sshoonsr; 5. b d &c Eysn; from
bell b SOM Jealous, Smith, from the same port,
with lol tons Of coal, for X. Clay Stewart
sfsh n GItny ioo t%sls s:9 FEN nssrs
firm, and about one dozen small vessels vita
ssiied-sehooners Ashland, Mitchell, for Nor.
town, to load with coaifor Philadelphia s.
d. 0fice, Evans, for Havfe-de Grace, light;
steamer Virginia, Gregg, for Aquia Greek,
Johnsons Wharf.-Arrived-sch ooners Alex
ander, from Philadelphia, with 200 tons OF
coal for J. Z, Miller; Elenora, from Port De.
Pos.t, Win lVz,WO ! et OF lumber Tor Willet d
Redgrave; John p. Erman, Harris, from the
b. Church & Co, Edward Thomas, Seward,
from Hayre.de,Graee. with 40 tons of coal
Carers Rharf.-Arrived-sch ooners Amer.
lea, Paul, from Spesutia Island, with lie tons
OF coal for Wilson L. Browpj Exchange, Jack.
son, from Havre-de-qrace, with coal for II.
from the same port, with coal for Henry Free
man; WIN. L. Dayton. Mills, from below, TO
take In cargo Of manure. Sailed-SIoop Ann
MeCarty, Hatton, for Pisoataway. -
HaIrey's Wharf. -Arrived--Schooners Thos.
Q. Worrall, WIN. Z. Seward, from Havre-de-
Grace with 137 tons Of coal, Brave, Bradley.
from the same port, with 1888 tons OF coal, all
for Harvey, ClGfk 4 Given.
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Pianos and Music.
Watches and Jewelry,


II JEwELRY,
II. o, HOOD, No, KS reagsylyGnia ,gyspue.
due Gold JEWELRi, ,hOlid Silver Ware. spOe.
taeles, Opera Glassc', Pocket and Table Gallery
every variety Of Siyer.rlatci Ware, Sc, NJ tho
very lowest prices, dal7
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UsIos.-Thc monthly
meeting OF the Sunday School Union OF this
city, held at the New York avenue church
last evening, was one Of unusual interest, and
The opening exercises were conducted by
MI. q, M. Parks, superintendent, who Illus
trated his method Of opening his school first,
peatinr In concert the Ten Comm andme nts,
then by singing hymn, then by reading select
sentences OF Scripture alternately with his
school, and with prayer by a teacher, Mi. A.
X. Browne, president Of the Union, then took
the chair, and Mr.. ]. II. Imbrie was appointed
secretary. The question, How shall we OBJ
tain better teachers, who shall do better
work. was discussed by Messrs. Early, But.
let, Desereaux, Blood, Pratt, and Singleton.
by the children. .s.H
The president and secretary of the Union
were appointed delegates to the State and Dis.
trict Sunday School Convention, to be held
next month, at Hagerstown, Nd, after which
the meeting adjourned to meet again on the
second Monday evening of December, at st.
Pauls Lutheran church, Eleventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

THK WHEELING MArou.-YerterdAy, In the
presence Of q large crowd OF spectators, Mr.,
from Firat street west to the white House In
a wheelbaTrow, In settlement OF an election
bet, Mr.. II. stopping frequently to take In
national nag and the portrait OF Gen, Grant
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R1RKwooD HousE-Krso.


OWEN HOUSES. ". OWEN.
Myers, New York; Joseph Tyler, J Moore,
Philadelphia; q A Nichols, Texas; II A Med.
ley, Oowleen, l.. Maleynieux, John Whor-
too, Washington, d u ] W Pugb, Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-17

The Board met at the usual hour; the presi.
dent lJohn Grinder, ESQ y IN the chair, and II.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

We hear great deal said afput concession, conf
promise and Cancellation, coming, generally, fro1a
rebel sources. They are for calling State oOnyei-
tion and for universal suffrage A Convention 70
amend the Consultation Of the State means tbs en-
snchsement Of rebels and the expulsion Of colored
men from the ballotbcx. Universal suffrage means
in Tennessee, the taking the control Of the State
away froa loyal men, and placing if in The hands
Of rebels.
The truth is the next great struggle soon to COM
mence, will be one between The Republican party,
who saved the country in lis late struggle for
tence, and The Rebel Democratic party which
sought to destroy t. The success Of the Democratic
party Of which there is no sort Of danger, involves
the payment of rebels for their emancpated slaves
the payment CT the rebel war debt, and the grant
ing Of pensions to the widows and orphans Of The
men who fell in the lost cause These issues will
be openly made next summer on the stump, and ell
who are in favor Of being taxed for such unholy
purposes viii spouse the Democrats cause Those
in favor Of the Union, and opposed 70 the late
wicked rebellion, will act with the Republican.
Union party, even al The hazard If being called
Radicals
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international coinage.

We have referred 10 the fact that Senator Sher-
man was preparing careful report on this impor-
tant matter. The following, from the Washington
special Of the Boston Post, will prove Of interest
The metrical system Of values, weights snd meas
ures was recommended by Professor Ruggles in his
late very able report. This system is regarded as
one Of the most beneficial reforms ever suggested,
and is purely Napoleonic, it being the idea of the
Emperor Of the French, and first enforced by the
imperial power Of that Government but destined to
be universally adopted and enforced by the impe-
rial power Of public opinion.
The credit Of its first adoption Oh this continent
belongs to the American Watch Company, of Wal
than, MASSACHUSETTS,, where it is now IN use and
applied TO all its manufactures. By the adoption
and application of this system to the coin of the
country, an individual with single piece Of gold
silver in his pocket will not only be enabled to
determine the value Of all foreign or domestic
coins, but the weight and measure of any article
whatever. Mr.. Sherman does not propose the i'm
mediate adoption Of this new system, but TO fix
some future period at which il shall 60 into effect
and, in the meantime, to have the system taught in
our schools and elsewhere. Nor does he then pro-
pose TO make it compulsory, but TO introduce il by
degrees, as our decimal currency was introduced
when the English and Spanish coins were in gen.
eral circulation. Mr.. Sherman thinks that several
months may elapse before his bill is finally acted
upon, as it may lead to protracted discussion.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
To the People Of Anderson County.

In the Convention held at Clinton on the 2sth of
December, 1867, publicly declared my intention
not to support one Of the gentlemen nominated.
However, on more mature reflection, have come
to different conclusion for the causes l will now
state. think, as an honest man, l am bound to
vote for every of the nominees of that Conven-
ton, and if in the county the day OF the election
shall do so and have no doubt every other gen.
tleman who acted in that meeting viii, when the
excitement Of the hour passes away, take the same
course. Ny honor and my conscience forbids that
should do otherwise, although some of the candi-
dates selected are not my choice And now one
word, the Republicans Of the county know where
and wien I have consulted and advised with them.
Now / say in Union there is strength; division
creates weakness and results in defeat. l have
written this upon my own conscience and judgment
without consultation with any earthly friend.
Respectfully &c,
L. C. HouK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
The New Board Of City OHcers EnjOIned

The following is a copy of the notice
served on the newly elected city officers, on
Monday
To NJ. d. Bearden, ID. g. Terry, J. A.
Dobson. J T. Homer Joseph Richards, j.
NJ Hope. II. c. Tarwater, g. L. Powell
Charles Morrow, Joseph Burt, John Ferri-
ter. w. G. Browniow, Joseph A. Cooper, J..
G Luttrell. A. Kennedy, Hiram Barry. NJ.
F. smith. l.. c. Sheppard, S. Newman, A.
S. Hudiburg, Pat Cain and Girls. Nelson:
GENT EMTN-Take notice that on We'd
nesdav. the sth day Of January, 1868, will
amply TO the Hon. c. +. Trigg, one Of the
IIndres of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee.
NJ the place of holding said court at the
court house at Knoxville, Tennessee, at 3
o'clock q. M. for an Injunction TO inhibit
and restrain those You who now coasti-
fatc the Board Of Mayor and Aidermen OF
Kn5Syillc from surrendering SAID trusts,
and the other parties above pamed from
foreiblv or otherwise soizing and exercising
The mowers Of Mayor and Aldermen Of said
town. or lowing OF collecting taxes, or
doing any other acts rs Mayor and Alder
men of said town, or Of aiding in the eiec-
ton Of the first named parties from thoir
said offices of trust, and the induction Of the
last named parties as such when and where
Won can appear, if You choose 10 do SO, ana
interposc year objections, nyou have any
70 my application.
JOHN CAMERON.
By BAXTER, his Agent and Solicitor
Knoxville. Jan. q, 1868.
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REFERENCES:

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Of their Names
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New Haven, Gold Watch, $3.50 Robert Furman 1u
buque, Sewing Machine, 800 Henry McCaIum Louis
vile, KY $500 Col. I. I. Ransom, Washington, D. c.
Musical Box, $50 L. II. Knapp 90 Fourteenth st., n.
r., Piano, $500; q. II. Benedict. New Orleans Gold
Watch, $500; W. A. Barnes, Atlanta Ga, $500 r. H.
Sutton Nashville, Tenn, Meodeon, $3.50 Edward Day
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Payne, Burlington, Vt, $780, L. d. Ferris Springfield
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Opinions of the Press.
Musical Festivals several times postponed compeiips
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We authorized to announce the name Of II. L. w.
MYEATT as a candidate for Trustee Of Knox county,
at the ensuing March election. jan 1-tdoa
We authorized requested the Of
V0LNEY F. G0SSETT candidate for the Office Of Regis
ter Of Knox county, at the ensuing March election
dec 4-tdea5
We authorized and requested the Of
A. T. COTTRELL q candidate for reelection 10 the Office
Of Register Of Knox county ensuing March eiecon
dec 4-tdea
We authorized and requested 10 announce Of
H. O. TARWATER for Tax Collector Knox County the
ensuing March election. Nov 20-tde
We are authorized and requested che Of
NJ WALKER for Trustee of Knox County the ensuing
March election. Nov 20-tde
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MARRTED.

In Rankin county Mississippi December sh 1897 AZ The
residence Of Dr.. r. B. Porter By John Mckay Eeq Colonel
THOMAS H. RANKIN Of Lockhart, Texas 70 Mis- ADA.
LAIDE PORTER, q Rankin County Mississippi daughter
Of the late DR.. u. d. Porter Of LockhaTt, Texas.
On I'D uitme the residences Of the brides mother
by The Rev. r. y. Miller, Mr. W. a. NEWMAN 70 Miss
MATTE STERLING
On Sabbath evening, January 5 1905 BY Rev Professor
spence, Mr.. CHARLES A. BIRNBAUM, Of ths Wblr ofiee
70 Miss kHonA Z, BLAEKBHBECKLER, al Of this city
On the 2sh Of December, 1867, By Rev A. j. Greer M
county.
On the Let instant, by Rev. A. J. Kicks Mr. B. MAN
IL % Mrs. NARY 4. VANCE, both OF jefferson county
A. sogthbnTg Connecticut b the Rev. VIM stebbins T.
9 CAMP Esq, Of Knoxville Teansssce 10 Mis- saLIT h
SMITH, Of the former place.
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any reply TO The remarkable communication Of Hon
Horace Il. Harrison, published in the WIG Of Jan
uary lst.
promise 10 pay my respects to the Chancellor,
and Doughty, his man Friday, in due time Com
pare facts and arguments when you get them before
you, and viii be satisfied with your conclusions
propose to meet the arguments as well as the
slang. Doughty threatened upon the floor Of the
House to make publication, and procured decu-
ments TO brand him with falsehood; but his publ.
cation never como out, so far SIS l am advised
What that had to do with the Chsncellors attack
know not, neither do l care.
L. c. HoUK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
Captain Bearden Elected on the White
Vote.

Notwithstanding all the blowing Of the Knox
vile copperheads on the subject Of imported col
ored votes, SC. Captain. Bearden from the best
information we gather On the subject, received
about so majority Of the white vote on Saturday
last. His entire majOriiy was 2s3.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,



WAsHINeToN, d. c., December II, 1867
Hon. John O. Hamilton Net0 York:
The people are deeply interested in the question:
What financial policy should be adopted by Con-
gress
/ have read many elaborate speeches and essays
the subject but the question is important that
the public should have all the really valuable nfor-
nation that can be obtained. Our past history
must furnish valuable information for our instruc-
ton now. I respectfully suggest that you give to
the public your views the question, hot0 far the
early financial policy Of Government is GppLica
bic 10 our eristing condition. with such consdera-
tions as may be useful now.
am led 70 make this suggestion, because know
you are thoroughly acquainted with that early f.
nancial policy, of which your honored ancestor,
Alexander Hamilton, was the distinguished origina-
tor, and which was so successfully carried into eff
feet.
Respectfully, &c,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

The EDWARD A. WILSON will send free Of chargel
TO all who it, the prescription with tho directions for
making and using the simple remedy By which he cured
Of lung affection and that dreadful disease Consumption His
ferer will try this prescription u will them nothing
and may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No i65 South seooud street, Williamsburg New York.
st myS
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ERRoRs OLE YonTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years Debiiits
Premature Decay and all the effects CT youthful indseTeon
will for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to all who
need it, the recps and directions for making the simple
dy by which he cured Sufferers wishing prohg by
advertisers experience do By addressing perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
may sly a. Cedar Street, New York.
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Marriage and Calihanv.

THE HAFPISEss MANHOOD.
An Essay Young Men the Crime Of Solitude and the
Physiological Errors Abuses and Diseases which inn
pediments 20 MARRIAGE, with Of Relief Sent
in sealed lester envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.
sKILLIN H0UGHToN, Howard Association Philadelphia.
Pa Oct .4r.
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INE0RMAnInM

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mn mn tleClOns.

wo bad an exciting contest last ssiufo'y 'or
Mayor and Aldermen, though everything passed On
quietly The Radicals elected the entire ooaFl 0'
Aldermen, and the Mayor, by 2sS Of majority
The Radical party, unlike their brethren q Mem
phis acted IN concert and we're perfectly harmon'-
ous. We have but ono Radical party in knoxE1'Ne
and we al stick together-hence our success White
and colored Radicals here all act in harmony, and
with or without instruments play for the Conserve
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ing Bird And We shall not be surprised II the
newly elected Board conclnde that loyal men can
al The Offices and d. tho work of the corporation
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WuISKERS

DR. LANONIEs ConRoLrA will force Whiskers the
smoothest face chin, Hair bald heads Never known
10 fail. eampis for trial sent for 10 Address
Oct9 Gm REEVES 4 CO., Is Nassau St. New York.
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sHERIFF,s aALEs-

I WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE
Il IN kaoxvis Monday The loth day of February isss
al the right, title, clEiE and demand that william
IN and % acertan tract Of Land yinE 18th Civil
tes 81 said county zacninE he lands o. P4tn Carter and
CHRIS heirs snd other Said land VII BE- cold satisfy
executions issued from tho CrcHf Court Of coaufy In
Aver % Thomas A. r. Sels0n Wm Petty ana 6thefs
This the z3ri 81 December, ist7.
n. D. BEARDEE, sheriff
jan s-it JOHN GIBBS. Deputy sheriff.
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SPECIAL TERM COURT
AT CLINTON.

II UHDEE OF HON. j. 9. HOIh,
- Judge. As thars vii b. special rer 81 its cscaif
Court q Anieffpn ccaEfg holden AZ Clinton, cemmencng
ne trEt Monday alt1 tas 1hird doudsF February
ISIS All parties nt CAN'T hereby node1 that her auts
VII thtn ssens ir oefs, netoas and trials, Al ~
nag b.
. Isns.f g. VI BoBEls, cisss.
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lOTICE-
WILL SELL TO TIE HIGHEST

+ WILL SELL TO TIE HIGHEST
bidder ior e4sh, The colrt ssgsrfie on
saturday, The A dag 81 Jsuary. Is, all the fright title
claim sud demand that Samuel aespy has in 4ract Il
land lying aud being Ia sevs conniy. Wadena creek
District 30 alInng lands q spshcsr Bens5n Is1ac
Bearien and oerf said property vii - sold afsty an
order of sas sus lrom cIcst Court Hlount COUNTY
Ia W. H. Finsy samuel SieEpy aad H. Gil
lespy. JANIS ~. NcCR0sk i Il sAsrld
IN s-2t LkM nCGGAS Depufy sheriff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

$40 A.. DAY 1... MADE DE BY BY ANY ONE
free Beware Of nfrngers Ny circulars will explain Ad
dress \. J. FULLAM Springfield, Vermont. dec 254t.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs
ROOMS TO RENT.
HUUI

THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS AND
one snts-roen up with essfsrn, out-houss &e
- tne Eeu fenpie Bisck opposite the City Ho
kt Place Possession given shout the 18th q JanuaFy.
ply ct r. a. 1RIsH4M's s.ore,
5Sl SIT zane Eock
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3. MCDANIEL.
Messenger and I. S. Msrsbsl Tor said IlisiIIet
tbs District Court Of the United states for the Eastern Di
tTict Of Tennessee.
Up the matter Of William Napier, Bankrupt.
EASTERN DISTRICT or TENNESSEE s. 8

EASTERN DISTRICT or TENNESSEE s. s
10 William Napier late 81 Cocls coaaag, Tennessee.
SiB: This 10 give you notice FIRST That warrant ii,
Bankruptcy las been issued against the estate Of William
Napier, bankrupt aforesaid.
Second That the payment Of any debts, the ssr.r-
Of any property belonging 70 such Bankrupt, or IL
his use and the transfer Of any property by him. for
hidden by law.
Third That meeting Of the creditors Of said Banzrup
prova their debts 20 choose Asgnees
his estate will be held a Court Of Bankruptcy be
holden the Office Of L. S. Trowbrdge Esq In hs
court house, Knoxville, in said District before said L.
Trowbrdge ESQ., the Registers In Bankruptcy said
Court the 18th day Of February a. D. 1885, az ieoock
A. NJ. B. MCDANIEL,
jan Messenger and Q. S. Marshal FOR said District