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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
Alabama.

Let Alabama be warning to the
Republicans of the South. In each Of
the states to be reconstructed similar
efforts will be made to defeat the adop-
ton of the constitution. This is the
deliberate policy of the johnson men
of the South. They leagued and
banded to oppose state constitutional
convention, but failing in this they
now propose to throw their whole and
combined strength against the new
constitutions which may be offered for
the sufrages of the people. And how
do they design to accomplish their ne
farious purpose They themselves
will either refuse to vote, or if they do
they will vote against the new consti-
tuition. They will attempt to intimi-
date others by threats and blows from
voting. They viii threaten to dis
charge their laborers, whether whites
or blacks, and will break friendship
with all who vote against them. They
will attempt to deceive the freedmen
as to the time, place, and manner Of
election. They will buy up all certif-
Gates Of registration they can find, and
when the freedmen will not sell their
birthright they will seek to remove
the freedmen to parish where they
have not been registered, and where
they cannot therefore vote. And j
necessary to attain their ends they will
resort to violence, and in the language
| of Colonel Yerger, "I am ready tC
wade again in human blood"
As the above were the tactics OF the
johnson men in Alabama, so they vii
be in Louisiana, and therefore oul
| friends should everywhere be on thu
alert. Each man should go and yot,
for the adoption of the constitution, NJ
matter what temporary cost it ma.
subject him to. You may do life
work on that day, and consummate il
an hour the long progressive work 9
half a century. On the issues Of tina
day will hang the glory or shame {
Louisiana.
That the Alabama constitution Wa
fairly adopted we do not doubt, nc
have we doubt that Congress wi
! admit the representatives from tha
state. We hold that Congress owes
/ to the. nation not to allow the beneh
cent.snds Of national Legislation to b
defeated by the most notorious trick
I lpraetieed ~ the known enemies Of on
! icounszy. So far as they could, ii
lloyal men Of that state voted accord
: ing to the congressional plan Of reeoV
4 struction, and therefore should be sI
+. titled to all the immuuities flown
! from that plan. And If Congress ac
/. wisely and promptly in the case
), Alabama, the johnson men Of Il
: South may be persuaded that furthl
I opposition IS useless, while the 10y
s men of the southern states will be il
e apired with new zeal for their eaus
> aud With fresh hopes ofHpeedy trump
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
ESTATE OF WIZ. XORKE ar LEE.

.e.- ..-t UNIFIED STATES MARalfAH.'s OFEIoE,
District Of louisiana. \
lft .l New Orleans FebFuazy 70. leal.4
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i aegenteenth day q february "A. ID. 1868. q WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of WILLIAM YQRkE At LEE q New n
leRFs IN the parish OF Orleans and State OF Ionial-
ana who was aojudged q bankrupt on his own petl-
tion that the payment Of any debts and de lyer5 @
any prOnerty belonging to such bankrupt to him or
for his use, and the transfer Of property by i
are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors
Of the said bankrupt to prove their debts aud IN
choose ore or moro 1ssigness of his estate VIII be
(justomhouse building, in the cityof New orlcdus.
Louisana before Chsuncey s. KeiiogEs ReRistei or
the seventeenth day Of March, A. W H. ~ ~
o'clock A. NJ +. }. HEkkoNs
No. A28-Gel9 mill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
ESTATE OF RERNARD LEVY,
Individually and as Member ofthe Firm Of Levy
Brother.

T ~ fUS1sr1 srA7ss AtaRs,,..ss ovg,S. ).
AAitsed ~ Z. District Of Louisiana Y II
New Orleans, February 20 1853
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THxr on THE
4 nineteenth day OF February A. ID. 1854 4 WAR-
RANT IN ban KRUPPGY was issued against the.
estate Of BhkNAhD LEVY, individually and a a
member Of the firm Of Levy Brother. Of New Or
eana, in the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louis
lana, who was adiudged bankrupt on his own pc
titlon; that the payment Of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging 70 such bankrupt, 70 him
or Tor ms use. and the fransier Of any property BY
him, are forbidden b. law; that & meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their debts,
and to choose one more assignoeB OF his estate.
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holden
AZ NO. - ~ Charles street in the city of New Or
leans. EQuisiana. before Don A. Pardee, Register,
On We zoth day OF March, A. d, 1853 at 70 O'clock
A. M Z. j., HEBRON,
No 45l-fe2l mh20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
EsTATE or JOHN IkOBEBT EAR-
KuN
OFFIcE OF listed STATES lEARsRkE. !
District q Aouiliana,

q OFFICE OF UsITED STATES MARSHAL.
District Of Noui1iaua,
M1pEna La, EsbraarE g 1853 =
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day Of February, A. D. 1855, . WARRANT
WAS iasaed apNinst she att4te ok
IS I'D SsSte q Louisiana. Uho has 1eem
adindred a bankrupt on his own petition; that the
aynlslt 81 any debta and delivery Of ans propeqty
beionang 70 such bankrupt, to him or for bis use
and the trunsfaf Of any property By him. are forbid
don ~ aWs that meeting Of the creditors q the
MD Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one 81 more essiRneeB Of his estate, viii be nsd 1t
w ~ q. Baker. id the town 81 Monr9ei parish ot
01aehita, before ". 7. q. Eatert keel.tar, pm sna
= = = 15sl s-s7'f Il j. HEBRON. u, 8. MarshAL
Per N. NJ GRADY, Deputy, IS Messenger.
No. 4l2-fela nih7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

OFFICE or UsEEsg sF45 i az al. .|s,s

srrs Monroe la. EshruaEs leeA, 2
muIg is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON It1ta
L third day o. February, A. d l4A = Es ~
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issqsa tseanlst ~
narish 81 Onachita and State q LOUISIANA Hn ~
been adjudksda bankrupt on nis gMa ~ 10y
49, ~ n such Bankrupt to hun 81 Ter MS
49, s,S AZ transfer Of any propaEF " nina arc
VI ~ ssid bankrupt to prove tn1ir debts and 70
ohoSss one or more assgncas Of his estAte, WIN %
siss n NJ j. @ Baker, IN the town q Mqnroes
oSreh q Oaachita before n, ", o. baker, kseis-
IN on che twenty third DAY 81 March, A. ~ Aess -
~ '''ee = - i. \. HEBRON D. s. MARSHAL,
Par n NJ 0Rany. Deputy, a. MassepEers aa
No. 1ol-felt NH n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
ESTATES OF MOSES GOLDsTEHN
AND ISAAC GOLDsTEKN.
Individuality and as Members of the Firm Of M.
(soldsteu.
UyrrrD STATES MAngHAI's orTIcE,

Z
New Orleans, February 6. 1855.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Oh The
L fifth day of February, A. ID. 1863 q
me estates OF MOSES GoLDSTklH : and
ISAAC GOLDSTEIN, Individually, and e mem
iberia in the parish Of st. Martin ana Stste oE
Louisiana, who were adiudgod bankrnpts en theiE
own petition; that the payment OF any debts Nn0
delivery Of any property belonging e enee bank
rupts to them for their use, and the TRANSFER OK
meeting OF the creditors Of the said hnnkfnpta %
prove their debts and to choose one or more
ruptcs, to be holden at the Custolnhonse nuliq
n the city Of New Orleans Louisanat before ~ q
1865, az 10 O. clock A. M. ..,..s....,n.Y7.
United States Marshal, DistFiotof Louisiana.
No a1fI-fe7 mh6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

~ OFFICE or Uiu1Rr s1ATks HEGasaAz. )
District Of Louisiana. =
Monr6e Ia h5brlars 8 1e69 y
THIS rs 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT oNTHl4
third DAY q Eshraerys Az lass 2 VA faRA Nr ~
~ \ nv M u ~ ~ rs ~ ss.sS y
Ouachita, nad state Of Louisiana, who has beer ~
msrt al nny debts and dehfefy q ang
uronaely teloneing 10 such haSiuupts 10
INN or for hts uae eud the tF1uNter
81 1ag PROPERTY 81 him ale f1snl ddsn " ha thtl
reeaaE Of Tho ersd tors of the said bal nnqga
tnnfr dHbts and 20 oho1so one o. Aa2lA5el OK
ia 1900 1li he heid ~ a court az "a VI
hcIftn al tho ol1co q ~. D. q. Baker, "A the Gown
NJ HIonroe parish az Cpaehito. h9iQle W. ~ q.
i1f il AiSsF. 81 lls niiish dis af March, AZ B.
~. q lQ Q eioe = 4, ;;f1,s. ..off. .. s. rrssl
Perm. N. GasDT, 1aaputs a. 4Aas1asar
No. t13-4ef4 NIT $40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

New Orleans, FebrpsF ~
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE TIA A0A re
Il twentieth day Of February. A y. "a q III Ar
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issut ago. the
estate Of CLEMENT CARLOS and i.I.k3fl tlHSE
DE BLANCs viduallz, and aa nj lbnrs u the
firm OF Montague Carlos, Of Ne7at tcaHs in the
parish Of Orleans and State of Iouis ns viz have
been adiudgsd bankrupts on their ~ ttions;
that the payment Of any debts aud Nell Of any
property belonging to such bankrufts ! hem or
for their use and the Transfer 81 aug perry By
them, are forbidden by law; that fuoefng Of the
creditors of the said bankrupts to prove debts
and to choose one or more assgnees Of their estates
will he held at Court Of Bankruptcy. 70 be holden
at Customhouse building, ia the city OF New Orleans
Louisiana before =. s. Kellogg, Register. on the
thirtieth day ofApril A. ID ls6s at 10 clock A. III
Il. j. HEBRON, u. S. Marshal,
- Ne fffr-1e3l apo9 7a District Of IouistHnn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
Uffr1n EtArEs lItnaII A. s Orf161, !
District ~ k-aQlelana,

~ BIS ~ lE GIVE NOTICE FIAT ON 4-N
~ n.uf1Eeat W aaR 81 eebrparY, a. ~ llas g " AZ
etNIz| || q A0kRIL.L.t Wa I<EHH" 0a1INsH roe
oll1ta q 81 tlEUN 4, Ga4L fEt y, 4 dltlaa1iIFs
AID s. aA1ioaI e. TIA L44 ~ . e -l4lNYn q sl'.s
III "a f5rlr71s "a ne narsl ~ 0flc1ns and NtftN
u LlIi1I11r ~ vas o1Iu4Hlu . f4aEln Pr "a .iz
1I.n r1lIffnT. lhat NE na71ll1t % any l4r.s a01
S.. -. 81 r,3 nr0waFt1 11l1nGin7 81 asan eA
- .n e f1r be Pc, ard tn tlf1i.cr e .2f Flff
- sfe fieQi5 y The afid haulEQR3, q ffrte tqAz
IatiI. and 70 ehoo4e one 81 1.r1N . n aa-
49, ~ IrI ho hell Ate C1nII rI IH.ffH 81 ~ ~
Hofrn ia 0rsfon1t tu llll ~ tl.s city q ~,
Isls111 flnolHsau1. Aafott e rs - y ts'r. I1aA,.
M tHH tirhlfenth d1N # q 1I1li ~ ~ ll4zl ~ -
+ t,ti5Sf p. a.. b. j. laltIQai u, 8 tIaf1.
NO. til~ff2QMhN g A'e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
UNITED hrAILs hIkasrars Orr4s14
District 81 Is0ui 5fana.

THIs IS no 11vM NOTICE THAT az, ,r,siss
nlnessenth DAY of February A. ID iEl3a. 4 NJ 4 IL
. Z. MI " AANkkuFIcx vas issued arainst ~
estate % hkHhbE0M CUSAEl4S. in4,fvid6a,iss
sno as member 81 the firm Of Cusacis Ocden n
rev yEleanst IN tho parish Of Orleans and state of
a.ol1islAna WHO NaF a4indaed bankrupt on ITS own
petition th1tth payment 81 Any ebfs nd deiseFv
~ ~ ~ property belonR TO such bankrupt 70 him
ktsVt ~ u4e a4 t1a transfer Of any property n
am are forbiddbn BY law. That meetina oil enc
and ~ o. the said to prove their debts
.ss ~ eloose one more assignees OF his estals
n Ds nsld a. eourt Of Baulrfuptcy 10 be holden
leans Toaisisesss Paicne IN the CTS Of New Or
tne tenth day q April, AID lsfs at 10 5seI6ct A. II
z -, - IL, ~ % HEBRON Ct g. hlafshalt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

ATE Or srHEEoE 4. EooDWYN.
lo.islaaail5. EAdas Is1atsl cf he Ellm Of 3. 7
N $1,000 Q.adllAA %. f.laL !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
Estate OF CLEMENT CARLOS x 4 !
ALPHONSE DE BLANC,
UNIFIED STATES MARSHA. d
~ District Of ls1a-
New Orleans. Febrns.F

and as Members Of the Firm Of il
tagne Carlos. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10
INDEPENDENCE.
Direct Importation from Europe.
An Important Movement for Tennes.
see

IL accordance with call previously made, q
number Of citizens Of Morrietowu Tennessee. N el
81 the tslnsle Academy, on Saturday evening week,
to discuss the proPrety and feasibility Of calling a
genera, meeting OF the citizens along the line Of
the railroad between Memphis Tennessee and Nor
ioik NirginiS to be held in Bristol Tennessee, on
the 18th dsy Of July next 10 organize Tennessee
ana virginia Steamship Transportation Company.
70 establish line Of steamships between Norfolk,
Virginia, and Liverpool, England
On motion, @. E. Carriger ESQ. Wa called 70 lbs
Chair, and L. 7. Speck appointed Secretary.
After the object of the meeting was explained by
Messrs. Oerriger and Morris, and the views and
opinions Oh other gentlemen Wers given the follow
ing resolutions we're introduced and adopted
whereas a ready market, with increased faoili-
ties for reaching the same commands nc all times
the highest price for the produce Of counsrv brn
greater return TO the producer snd enhances the
value of is lands; aud, whereas. the commercial
Interests Of Tennessee, Virginia and other Southern
States would be largely benefited by the establish.
meat O. llne OF steamships betWssn Norfolk Viz
ginis, and Liverpool, therefore,
Resolved, That we the citizansof Morristovn and
vicinity, will use our best efforts TO secure the or
gsnlSssion OF company to be known as the Ten
nessee and Virginia Transportation Company,
which shall have for is object the establishment Of
Inc OF steamships 70 run between Norfolk, Vir-
GINA, and Liverpool
Rsso0sd, That the citizens along The line Of rail-
road between Memphis and Norfolk are cordially
invited TO cooperate with as by sending delegates
to general meeting 10 be held ct Bristol Te1nes-
see, on the 18th day of Jaly next.
On motion, the committee was requested % Ap-
point committse Of three 70 correspond and con-
Ter with the people along the line Of road between
Memphis and Norfolk upon this subject where
upon Aeesrs Drury Morris, A. w. Wilson and l..
Z. Speek were appointed said committee
On motion, the chairman was added 60 tns com
nittee.
On motion, the maeting adjourned 10 convene
lpon the call Of the chairman
G. I. CARRIsER, ChaiTulan
L. P. SPEcK, Secretary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

a POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE CoMrASY.--We
have moro than once had occasion TO call attention
10 the 49,. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company"
Of the very best institutions of the kind in
the United States. We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. S. X. FOote, General Agent of the Company
for tho States Of Kentucky and Tennessee, who has
been in this city for the past week. has appointed
Capt y J. Kuhler, Of this city, as a Special Agent
for the State Of Kentucky and that portion of Ten
neslee lying east Of the Tennessee river. We cor
daily recommend TO our citizens, and especially to
our German friends both Captain K9hler snd the
Company he now represents Captain KUhler's
Office is two doors south Of tue Postofice, at Wal
ley's Tobacco store May 27-tf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Tia NEw WHIo BuILDIE0.-Thi number Of
ths WHIo Is Issued from the building recently erect
Cd on Gay street, between Clinch and Union. We
now have the largest and bes. arranged printing Of
Zee in the State, and Il VIC do say il ourselves, al
ornament 70 the portion Of iova in which it il stu
.lei We viii now have plenty Of room 90 carry
IN or business, and faiter ourselves that we viii
te able 70 discharge whatever is committed 70 us %
the entire satisfaction Of our patrons.
Particular attention win be bestowed upou the
Job Department and the Book Bindery connected
With the Office and expect % DO work equal in quail
ty to any that is done 10 the Sosth. We viii be
prepared 70 do all kinds Of work in our line short
order, and win do everything IN our power 20
please those who msy favor Us with their patronage
The entlTe credit Of the building Is duo 20
hr. T. Haws, GO business manager OF the VINO
once, and the pube win beaT us out 10 saying that
he has displayed tsato and sll IN is arrangement
BON A. 70 beaniy and oopfenience very ereditable
e h6 mechanical goniys.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10
Chief. Justice Chase In Richmond.

RIoHEoND, June 2.-Chief Justice Chase
arrived to-day, and is the guest Of Judge
H. G. Bond He will preside tomorrow,
and probably remain until after the trial Of
several important cases. The trial Of JEFF
ferson Davis is to be postponed until De-
tober, by agreement, as already reported
Among the witnesses summoned in the case
are Gems. Martranit, Wilcox, and Sharp Of
the Union army, and Generals, Fit5 Lee,
Cooper and Gorden Of the Confederate
army. Burton n Harrison, private Secre-
tary Of Mr., Davis, is also on the witness
l;Sf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Hos. HORACE MATEAED has accepted the inYi-
tatons, if his pablie duties will permit 10 deliver
enc Of tho addresses before the National Teachers
Association, which meets az Nashville August 18th,
2Olh and 2lst Hs subloCt is that Expressive word,
Renaissance technically used BY artists 10 indi-
cate that change in art e6eosod BY RaPhse
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

The Nashville Press and Tines Of Saturday says
Our magnificent State House visited by hun
dreds Of the Kentucky excursionists yesterday
morning. and was the theme Of unbounde1 praise
An amusing scene took place in the great library
room Whose portrait is this p said a beautiful
girl TO her gallant escort pointing to a full length
picture. 4" This is Psrson Brownlow, the embodi-
ment OF Of Tennessee Badealism," no replied
" And what upon earth il this h0rrid thing2" she
exclaimed, pointing to The mummy. I&at il the
great embodiment Of Tennessee Copp5rheadisu.
he res nouded
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10
Strikes.

The Press cad 25'ass says lie regular trains On
the ashyiile and Northwestern Railroad due At
that city arrived Saturday, aud we're laid CD IN
The car houses and round house where they vlll re-
main until The existing dihioalty Is settled. An
conductors and employees we're ordered 70 turn over
their blshks tickets, money, tools ETC. which were
also stored away The road win probably remain
81 d stsRd-stlll for Che next week, by which time
The present mansgeH hope 70 obtain bonds 70 the
amount Of coo With Which 10 pay % ,he roads
Indebtedness
The employees OF ihe Mobile and Ohio Railroad
following the example Of the Northwestern men,
By whose seton they were encouraged, have struck
for their back pay. Yesterday some Of the rails
were torn up on that road, ard 70 doubt some CON-
plostions may arise.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

IMrRovEWESr II East KHoxvILLE.--Uol. Jno.
Il. Brsnner and Gen. Joseph A. Mabry, two Of the
arget. resi- estate owners IN East Tennessee with
public spiritednos, and enterprise for which they
have always been characteristic, have generously
seree3 70 Gan the corporate authorities IN East
KuoIviRe funds sufficient at 6 per cent, 70 Nc
Adamise Maine, Cumberland and Msbry streets.
These are tie principal ihoroughisres in that por-
lion 81 town, and when Lhus McAdamised will add
much 70 the oonvenieboe Of the public We com
mead the example thus sci 10 other real estate own
srs a. being worthy Of emulation. No argument is
re,uneI u show the beneficial result 30 tho CON-
raunsty u such oou:ss as this.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

PEACoNAL-Ool PomerOy, Of Iowa, has recently
arrived In East Tennessee, and viii take charge Of
the college At cambridge. The Colonel will no
doubt provo q valuable acquisition 70 our popula-
ton
On Monday and yesterday, Gen. W. J. Smith, Of
Memphis was In the city. Gen. S. is member Of
the State Senate and one Of The braves and truest
Republicans IA the State.
hos. Il. P. BAroE, State Senator fron Knox and
Roane. was In town on Monday.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Hob. Isaac r. HAWKINS, Representative n
Congress from the Seventh District delivered
speech "a Huntington last saturday. Ho declared
for colorod suffrage, for the redemption Of United
Ststea bonds Ia greonbsoks, and vindiSated the
ProslisEE. aeauitsal.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

REAt FsrArE TRAEsFKRs-The following are
the real estate transfers registered IN tho Office et
the County Court CLERK for the week ending June
sth, 1858
d. A. Deadorick, U. and NJ, 10 7. A. r. Nelson,
LOT in Knoxville for $500
I. A. R. Nelson 20 S. I. Logan, lot in Knoxville
for $4,000.
John Cameron 10 Trustees OF Gray Cemetery,
tract Of land adjoining Cemetery for $500.
7. Wedekind 80 @. Bsumgardnes, lot IN Knox
vile for 500
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

PrEsosAI.-Mr. W. S. Furay, Of the Cincinnati
4.assss, was in Knoxville lasl week, the guest OF
80 Governor Mr.. Furry has been for several
a0aths the mansging editor Of The grest Olrnsi Of
Cinoiansu He is known - our readers as Che able
correspondent Of The Gasss5s since the reorganiSa-
lion of oar State Government latil within few
months past A staqncher friend Of Tennessee
Uniouists is nowhere 70 Be found than Mr.. Fursy.
Tho great ability With which be has sustained the
Union party Of the State and exposed The yillanos
q The Conservative traitors is attestoi BY the ndo
cent ard veal assaults made up3n him by the
raitsrsble creAtugesH the ua0ashed, aukept unre-
seuerate traitors VI the Nashville Republican BAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

We learn one George Shipley, son Of tie larry
man of that name In Sullivan county, was killed
last week by attempting 10 play Kuklux. We don't
think lhis kind Of iuR is paying instisution.--
Better stay 50 home with your family, and attend
% your lawful and legitimate business. rs vssty
mere honorable and unquestonsbly more congeaial
Snd safe --.1oaesboro' Han
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

HEaEY JOKES attacked Wan. Warren il she bar
room on the corner Of tfaine and Gay streets, on
Monday evening, cutting bis arm severely with
razor. Tho causs Of the difficulty seems 70 have
been rivalry existing between tbs two relative 70 q
female Of questionable habits Of which they are
both enanOred
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

HAN RYAN, one Of the Institutions OF Knoxville,
was arrested on Sabbath morning by Capt. Bearden
Tor going srmed oaensively and making unpless-
ant threats against sundry individuals who had in
CURED his wrath. On being accosted by the Cap
tain he ~ oneo cams 20 terms, and yielded 70 The
polite request 10 accept lodging at the stone house.
Of which the Captain is proprietor. Ham had been
TO bibuous, which caused him 10 DO thus bollicoso
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

HORSE THIEvEs.-Ono night lsst week horse
was stolen frem The stable Of N. W Hufaker Esq
and anothar from gentleman residing near him.
They also attempted TO take others in the same
neigbborho1d, bat did not succeed. Pursuit was
made, but no clue obtained 10 the thieves They
rsnt ia tbs direction Of New Market.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Cmcurr CoURr-Tho Circuit Court for Knox
SANITY convened on Monday morning. The iol-
,.,,i,,x gentlemen compose the Grand Jury David
80 ,'--emAn H. Davis, ]. II. Nickle- NJ. V.
-, 7 4 Sausor, W. G. Cannon, n. J. Gibbs,
- anJsrsou I 2. Alley, ThOa Hall j. NJ.
Roberts, James Roach ana q Story
The regular Traverse Jury is composed OF "n'
M.McCloud, A. r. Trolior, H. Clapp, 7. H. Skaggs'
". Z. Hedgeoock, !. J. Harris, i. D. Julian, D. h
Harmon A. r. lTormwalt David Beal and Peter
Ryan. No business OF Importance was transacted
on Monday
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Nh BLAKELT, formerly an W. z. Of Chatta-
uOogs, attempted suicide or yesterday morning by
bleeding himself BE cat himself severely 10 the
wrist, probably sovering the veins He had been on
a spree for several days, and was using morphine
pretty freely, until he was ia condition that life
vac burden and be wished TO live no longer