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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
HOuSE.
TENNESSEE STATE GUARD.

Mr. Mckinley, from the Special Joint Commit
tee 10 whom was referred that portion of the Gov
errors message relating TO Col. Boones accounts in
connection with the State Guard reported that the
committee had examined the accounts and found
them correct; also recommending that the Comp
troller be authorized to issue his warrant for
$2,2l457 10 liqudate certain accounts not yet set
tied
MEMORIAL FROM THE CONFEDERATE GENERALS.
Mr.. Prosser presented the memorial recently
adopted at the conference Of Confederate Generals.
He remarked that the memorial deserved the best
consideration that could be given by the House.
II came from men who, when the war of giants Yves
going on between the North and the South, were
no pignies. The Military Committee felt, how
ever that they had duty TO perform, and that the
Governor should be clothed with full authority and
furnished with all the means necessary to put stop
to the outrages now being daily committed. He
moved that the memorial be referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
IAN act for the preservation of the public peace
Providing for the suppression Of the Kuklux Khan
by imprisonment for not less thon FIVE years and a
6ne Of 81 000 half TO go 10 the witness whose test
mony secures conviction. Passed first reading and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
To establish branch of the Penitentiary in East
Tennessee, the site TO be selected by the committee
appointed for the purpose.
The Governors Supplementary Message and sc
companying documents were submitted.
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Gen. Butler a Candidate for Reelection to
Congress.

BosIoY, August 1.--Gen. Butler announces himself
candidate for reeleetan to Congress- There viii be
powerful influence brought 10 bear not only te defeat hls
election but to prevent his nomination BY the Republican
Convention His rival win be Gen. William schouler
whom Butler had removed from the Adjutant Generals
Office here,
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ACCIDENT ON LOOKOur.--The ChstianOog

Union says:
We learn thai on Monday last several pieces of
rocks, the largest of which it is estimated viii
weigh twelve TONS broke loose from the side Of
Lookout Mountain, near Peeps Springs, Walker
county, Ca, and rushing down, struck the dwelling
of Mr. Geo. Acrofts instantly killing Mrs. Acrofts
and an infant child Three ether children were
also injured, but not fatally.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

D.,lv Books RECORDS EXECUTION DooKETs,
&C., made to order at short notice in any style Oh
ding desired.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

..--,rs in disguise tore down an old house IN
r.si knoxville last week, which had been the mead
ll-' n come disorderly prostitutes.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

I'M STREET, having been properly graded
hs;ng McAdsdamized.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, August 6.-NothinS OF interest was
done in the House to-day. -,
The Senate, with one dissenting vote, passed the BID
wing all political disabilities It provides that ali
disabilities resting citizen shall be removed on ms
SLING applieatiou with the Probate Judge. No oath u
required The Lieutenant Governor gave the deciding
vote 1t also passed tho bill which had previously pass
ed the House. authorizing the Governor to select one
newspaper in each Congressional District, IN Wne9 an
thought the Governor win veto it.
The Speaker caused to be read a number OF letters
from the Kuklux Khan and lively discussion ensued
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

80 MAGAZINES, sc, bound in every
81. So me wig Office.
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Letter From occasional"

WAbHIhGIoN, July % lSoc.
We arc having another specimen Of the
honor and honesty Of the ehivalry. Their
rebellion was very bold violation of their
solemn oatbs to support the Constitution
and laws, and their conspiracy TO recover
what they have lost is characterized by
equal treachery.
But to the point On the 9th of April,
1865, Dieutenant General U. S. Grant sent
the following letter to the rebel comman-
in-chief:
AFFIRMATION Court HOUSE, April 8, 1868
General r. h. Lee, Commanding c. S. a.
In accordance with the substance of my
letter to you of the eighth inst, l propose
10 receive the surrender of the Army OF
Northern Virginia on the following terms,
TO wit:
Rolls Of all the officers and to be made in
duplicate, one copy TO be given to an officer
designated by me, the other 10 be retained
by such officers as you may designate.
The officers to give their individual pa
roles not to take up arms against the Uni
ted States until properly exchanged, and
each company or regimental commander
sign like parole for the men Of their com
mands.
The arms, artillery, and public property
to be be parked and stacked, and turned
over TO the officers appointed by me to re-
ceive them. This viii not embrace the side
arms Of the officers, nor their private hor.
SEES or baggage.
This done, each officers and man will be
allowed to return to their homes, not to b.
disturbed by United States authority so long
as they observe their parole and the lars u
force 1ohere they may reside
~ ,,,c.no4E ,II,y II G EpANr
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Book BrsD1No of every description done
at the WHIo Office.
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SENATE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4.-There was no business
transacted in the Senate to-day Adjourned till 8
2. NJ. tomorrow
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u on the 3osh day J1y 1865 warrant Of Bankrupf,,
vas issue ofzhe District Court Of the United ssfe5 ~
the Eastern District Of runesse against she ias o. K
CoismaD, Of eneedsie II the county 81 anccc sid Dis
trlrt WHO has been adulgsd BANKRUPT his own psi
that the payment Of ds5t8 ahd The delivery any
property belonging such Bankrupt % him. ~
aud the tranlfr Of any property b h forbidden %
Law and meeting ef the creditors Of said Bankrupf
prove their and choose kssSneas
estate viii DO held Court Of Bankruptcy %
1t she court house In Rogersye II said dsict hssars
Joel r. Dewey ESQ, the Registers 8snfruatce
Ter said District the 28th day q September. A. D. s5
at II o'clock, A. III. b. MCDA SI1NLf.
suss-twit Messenger and U s. Marshal lo aid Dstrct
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!. z. BAILEY, n. ,.
~ BANKRUpTCY-

CALLS NAY BE LEFT AT HIS OF
A. NJ TIL p ~ At othsF hours in his ROOM At &c hoass
Of r. N. McEWeu. oct 2-tf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

A warrant for the payment Of the purchase money
Saturday signed by the Secretary of the Treasury
and submitted to Baron de Stoeckl, the Russian
Minister The draft for that amount, payable in
New York, was signed by General Spinner at once,
and receipt given therefor by the Russian Minis
ter
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
TTST PUBIJSHED. A NEW Ed al

ii
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on the ra9icaE cure without mS,cincl Of SrEBaArOR-
AH9A Seminal Weakness Involuntary seminal Lozsess
IMrOrESOY Mental and Physical incapac apednicnts to
Marriage etc Also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsr, end Yrs M
duced by self-iRlulgsnee or sexual extrsYsgance.
bEPrce, in q sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author In this admirable essay csfy de-
nonsraes thirty year successful praetce that tho
Alarming consciousness seabus6 may be rOdcay cured
without the daigerous Of Internal medicines the aP
cation Of the ks pointing cut mode Of at 0Ece sim
p certain ensctua BY Of which sufferer
no matter his condition may be, may eurs hitaeit
cheapIy vriistly, aud radically.
afRls Lecture should be the hands Of yoat md
man in the land.
Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope, - any
patd on receipt Of six cents post 5anPs ss ~
CuIverwells "Marriage Guide, price y cent "a s'' Ho
Publishers, CHAss ). y. htsa-sl- - I, 900
f27 BSvsrY, New York Poss-Oaes boz f''So-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

JUDGE MILLIGAN, recently nominated and con
frmed as Judge OF the Court of Claims, has notified
the President that he accepts the office.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

:. Tsnn., August II, 1868.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

Passed Fctruars ~, Esde. "te@-ef 81 the Senate.
certify thai ths ADORE true copx OF si. ,rst.,
on Sic II ny onhce 4. }, FIrruaH, ''9
Secretary 81 State.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
rHIs is 40 GIVE NOTICE. WHAT

In the District Coar Of ne Uned states for Ne Fsstsrp
District 0f.renaessge.
In the mstior Of O K. Coleman, Bankrupt
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rEE CELEBRATED
10 MILL OWNERS and MILLwRIeHrs

WE HAVE FOR SALE TWO GOOD
w TYLBR wATER-wHEEI.s, suitable fof Saw or
Flouriug MIL frice 500.
Nov 1874 SHEPARD. REssBAw = ATKIs.
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u - - GAN a.
Lieutenant General.
NO which Genoral Lee replied

To which General Lee replied
HD'o'Rs ARMY OF NoRTHERE VIRGINIA,
April 9, 1865.
Lieutenant General y. S. Grant, Command
ing U. S. A.:
GENERAL: l have received your letter of
this date,lcontaining the terms of surrender
of the Army of Northern Virginia, as pro
posed by you. AS they are substantially
the same as those expressed in your letter
Of the eighth instant, they are accepted. l
will proceed to designate the proper officers
to carry the stipulations into effect
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
Il. E. LEE, General.
l have italicized part Of the concluding
sentence in General Grants letter and the
acceptance of his condition in Lees reply.
The parole given by all the other rebel Of
fcers was countorsigned as follows The
above named officers will not be disturbed
by the United States authorities so long as
they observe their parole and the lars IN
force wkere tkey reside.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LIME TO CALI
FORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
coSSrcrrse on Inr FApnro

Through % California IN t'0saty-tl0o day..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12
CUT NAILS

Bv the car load or in small quantities
They make the Iron, the Castings, the
Nails, the Spikes, aud mine the Coal, and
can give bottom figures.
WORKS and OFFICE,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-27

WASHINGTON, D. C.. FEB. 81, l5Gs.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor Of the 2ld inst. Is
received.
Accept my thanks for the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory which you have
been kind enough to forward TO me. II is q
work which cannot fail TO be valuable 70 bank.
ers merchants and business men generally.
Very truly. yours,
H. MsCULLOCH.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John Lirinqston Esq Merchant Union Ldc
Company Ne0 York. mar9
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Wine or Lager Beer
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Personal Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or TRUST
ID made and executed by John L. Morgan, OF
Ohio county. state of West Virginia, TO Z. K. +
MORGAN Of the same county and State, as trus
lee. and duir oil record in the Recorders Office
Of ONO county. in decd book 81, folio go, 10
secure a certain debt therein specified to 10
.rph W Morgan and manifested by three sew
eral promisSory notes, 10 wit First-A note
,,r two hundred and thirty. four dollars, dated
Match 18th ls64, payable in nine months after
,It'r SCCoUd--A note for one hundred and
L!lryu dollars, dated May 81, lsGG, and payable
nine mouths after Gate. Third-A note for five
hundred dollars, dated January 9th 1867, AID
.lsy.fblc six months after date, all OF
which are payable to the order of Joseph
W Morgan. and signed by John L. Morgan;
also 10 secure 10 Aaron Martin the
p.ymeAt Of three hundred and five dollars, rs
manifested by prumissOry note 10 that amount,
dated the 10Th of November 1885, and payable,
hin, months after date, to the order of Aaron
10 sell Al Public Auction, on the 9th day II May,
l.CS. at Iorgan's steam mill, two miles and a
half west of the town of West Liberty, and five
miles north of the mouth of Short Greek. TO the
highest and best bidder the following described
DrysOpal prnpcrtv, tO-wit: One sOrrel horse
AGED IA wears one dun horse, aged years, one
two horse wagon, two sets of heavy harness. one
roam COW, one red cow, one pair Of timber
wheels one OX.caTt ono coal wagon, one saw
mill three hogs and one sorghum MILL or so
much of the above described property as may
br necessary to pay the debts secured by said
deed to said F. r. +. Morgan, and the legal
charges Of executing said trust. Terms oil sale
CASH. Selling as Trustee, l will convey such IL
tie only az is vested in me by the decd OF trust
aforesaid. h. X. =. blOi.GAN,
arid Trustee.
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Police Courl.

Police Ceurt.
There was rather a slim attendance
at Court on Saturday, which we sup
pose was on account of the announce
ment that the performers were rather
mixed, one being citizen of African
descent, and the other gentleman from
the rural districts, neither of whom
have ever been before the public until
the present occasion:
George Nichols, cullud gemmen, who
has been travelling on his shape and
talent for the last six mouths, was ar
raigned on the charge of tumalt and dis
order. 1t appears that on Friday last
George lopged for some kind of amuse-
ment to divert his mind and hit upon
the novel idea of throwing bucketstul
of cold water on the colored women
where he was boarding, and performed
other little eccentricities, such as abusing
them and refusing to leave the house
when ordered, for all Of which he was
fined five dollars and costs. He was Ia
ken around on Fifth street to remain q
period.
James Cox was found on the streets
in state of drunkenness. James said
he was a stranger in the city, and
acknowledged that he had been indulg-
ing too freely with tangle-foot, and
hoped that His Honor would deal with
him gently. He was fined one dollar
and costs.
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A "Fairo Fight.

A Fair" Fight.
In these days while pugilistic encoun-
tiers are filling the air with excitement
it is not surprising that some of the fair
sex have caught the fighting mania and
take q round or two on the lawn, sur
rounded by a gordian of fence rails. 1t
was in a field near the classic village of
Benweod, where two women, aged be-
tween 80 and 80 years, met, about ii
o'clock on Saturday last to settle diff
Guilty growing out of dispute about an
ak. 1t appears that enc of them has a
son, who was using the aforesaid Ak just
at the time when another woman want
ed it, who claimed that it was her prop
erty. The son refused to give it up and
the woman proceeded to take it from
hin by force and would have succeeded
had not his mother interfered at this
time. Now commenced a regular fight
between the two women and the boy.
They clinched, pulled down their raven
tresses scratched tkeir alabaster checks
and twisted around with their tiny feet
until we could not tell which was
which, or to who the boy belonged.
The fight lasted full an hour, during
which there was no blood spilled but n
great deal of hair was lost and many
burrows were left on each ones phiz. AT
the conclusion the first woman and her
son remained conquerors in the field and
held possession of the ak, while tho
other woman made retreat, declaring
that she would renew the fight at no
distant day, when she expected to
"smash her opponent into ajelly."
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Comptroller.
John LiUingston. Esg Sscrstar, Merchants Union
Lac Company, ~ BroadISdy y. l.:
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u'EA.-
i 10 hlf CHI choice q. r. Tea.
10 do. do Y. II. 10.
IS do. medium grades q. p. Asd rs
~ do. Oolongs FOR sale.
MAXWELL riNGI!
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Didn,t Want 10 Pay.

About half-past nine o'clock on Sat
urday night we heard some loud talk
ing OH Main street, between Quincy
and John, about not "payins for four
drinks" The matter was being argued
by four drinkists with woman who
demanded the money. 1t looked for a
while as though there were going to be
a disturbance, but it was finally settled
by one of the four paying the bill.
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Trustees Sale.

* ado 10 me by THE WEST VIRGINIA Nj
=. An MANUFACTURING COMPANY" on the
Nh Jsy of December, lS66, and of record in the
IgSsroTIer's office of Ohio county, West Virginia
IhsS,Ii on WEDNESDAY, THE goth DAY OF
nay ls6s, at 10 o'clock, \. M, at the front
NJ NJ If the Court House of Ohio county, West
%T gCt In the city of Wheeling, proceed to
vi az pnblic auction, TO the highest and best bid
80 tbs following described real estate situated
-. ~ he CITY of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vir.
~ Una that Is to say: Lot numbered one n sit
s.,"J Al the corner of Lindsey and Fifth streets,
. u"i honnded ~ follows: On the north by Lind.
So 80" s,rrpt ON the west by Fifth street, on the
S',Stb by Wheeling Creek, ami On the east by
-, numbered two l2l, with all the buildings and
n,nTTtenances thereto belonging"
HfrRNs or SALE:-Cash.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING, April 18th, 1863. I'd
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID made to me by David Armstrong on the
cath Of January 1866, and of record in the
Recorders Office for Ohio county, West Virginia,
10 secure q debt from said Armstrong to Thomas
Stewart, shall on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
April, 1865, at the front doCr Of the COURT
HOUSE Of Ohio county, N the city OF WHEELING,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder the TRIADEIPHh MILL FIX
TIRES. &C, TOGETHER WITH THIRTEEN (l3) ACRES
TWO ~ QTARTERs OF An ACRE AND TWO ~
PFRCHEs or LAND. And in pursuance of pro
vision in said deed oftrIlSt shall sell said prop
erty-lst, to pay debt due 20 Samuel McCsy
secured By another deed of trust on said proper
". and End, to pay said debt to Thomas Stewart
TERMS or SALE-Onet third purchase money
ia cash: the residue, with interest, in equal
payInpgts in one aud two years with approved
seCuriiy. Z. JACOB,
n,ay9Sta Trustee.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beeeher writes .

"More than two-thirds of all the sew
ing done in my family for the last two
years has been done by Grover &
Bakers Machine, and never had a gar
ment rip or need mending, except those
rents which frolicsome bsys will make
in uhole cloth. Ills, in my opinion, by far
the most raluable Of any / hare tried"
Salesroom at Oxtoby u Dutfield's jew
ely Store, 1913 Main street, where a large
stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tacles and fancy goods has just been re-
ceiYel
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Election Of Officers.

At meeting of the members of Peer
less Lodge. No. 43, of Good Templars,
held in Good Templar's Hall, on Satur-
day evening last, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing term
of three months: w. C. T., J. w. Barton;
w. v. T., Virginia Meek; w. r. ST. VIM
Sawtell; w. F. S., VIM. Salisbury; W.
c., John A. Scott; w. NJ, w. S. Meek;
w. l. G., Lou 10y; w. .. g., John
Akers; w. T., Luella Hull.
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Being Built.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have already commenced &C
tive operations for building a bridge
across the Ohio river from Benweod to
Bellairc. The piers IL the west side
have been commenced and the work
from this out will be pushed forward
with as much speed as possible unit,
COMPLETED
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Fish.
600 HALVES No. I MACKEREL
LNJD ~ do do
80 do med. do
- do 3 largo DO
80 Kits No. . Mackersi.
81 do 2 do
10 do 2 family 10
JU HALVES Lako Herring.
IUD 10 White Fish.
marc MAXWELL a. TIN0LE.
MAILS.
~ 500 kcgs AHsoried sizes nails bsst bysnfs
Al MAXWELL e. fINgLEs
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River News.

River News.
The river last evening was falling
with feet inches by the marks. The
following boats arrived and departed
on Saturday: Arrived-Express from
Parkersburg, Robt. Moore and Grey
Eagle from Pittsburgh, James Rees from
Sunfish, and Forest City from Steuben'
Vile. Departed-Express and Grey
Eagle for Parkersburg, Robert Moore
fer Portsmouth, X. r. Hudson for Gin
natl, Forest City for Steubenville, Jas
Rees for Sanfsh and lugomar for Pitts
burgh.
The following boats arrived and de
parted on Sunday: Arrived-Rebeccs
from Parkersburg, st. Marys from Gin
cinnati, Julia No. 2 from GAINESVILLE, ant
Armenia from st. Louis. The Delaware
passed down, for Nashvilles loaded t
the guards. Departed-St. Marys ant
Julia for Pittsburgh. The former had
an excellent trip up from CINCINNATI
The steamer Armenia was compelled
to lay up to repair her boilers, which
were leaking. The fine large side
wheel steamer st. Marys, Capt
Sweeney will leave here on Tues
day morning at six o'clock for Cincin
natl and intermediate points. Person
wishing to travel by river will find he
one among the best and fastest boat
on the Ohio river. Our good natures
friend Will Cecil will do the honors
the office. (see ADVERTISEMENT
Boats leaving to-day-Bayard, Capt
Sheppard, for Pittsburgh ate O'Clock
! A. NJ; Forest City for Steubenville, a
"a P. NJ; Rebecca, for Parkersburg a
II A. M; Rees for sunfsh, at SP. n
Boats for te-morrew moroing-Gre
EAGLE and Ingomar att A: NJ; 81
Marys for Parkersburg and Cincinnati
at 7 o'clock P. III.
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