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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
EDUCATION.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

THE MASONIC FRATERNITY Hav
II ING decided to open permanent first clss. -, =
Loulon, Tennessee, 70 commence the arst MONDAY h
temler next wish 10 procure the services Of an 49, -
experienced Teacher TO taSe charge Of the same 81
Tho undersigned will be open 20 correspondent. a, a
ubisct aud all particulars viii DO given on sppIr, We
Nome need apply unless well recommended
All editors friendly 30 the cause please COPY
A. ID. BHEA, Corresponding sssr.,.
Loudon, Tenn, May {. lS6s-tf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
OHANoERY OOURT-sEVIERvILIB.
INsoJYENT BILL.
j. H. CALDWELL Administrator the heirs and creditors Of
T. II. HodsoIl, deceased.

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
/ from complAnnt b thatD. B. JOINS and wife y. j.
Jones Walter SsHsns aud Ebtn Stevens, residents
this State II Is therefore ordered that publication. be
made for four successive weeks In Br0wnlows Knoxville
Whig notifying said resident defendants TO appear at
Term Chancery Court be held the
house In Sevierv the second Monday OF October
the bill AZ complaint Of John Caldwell admins
traitor Of the estate Of r. H. Hodson deceased fled against
and others m said Court the viii be taken for
confessed and set for hearing aso them pare 1t is also
that the creditors Of ad r. H. HOdson deceased
forward and file their claims with the Clerk aid Mas
propery authenticated ard become parties defendant
this suit eopy of the order.
aug sat pfs NJ. =. THOMAS, @. Nm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
Sarah J. swagserty Vance swsggerty.
THE DEFENDANT. VANCE SVAGGEI

TY being nonresident of Tennessee stated in the bill
It is ordered that publication be made for fur successive
the Knoxville Whig notifying said defendant to
appear before the ohancery Court at Knoxville the first
Monday Of October next then and there make defence TO
BILL the will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing parte
aug 2Gat PiJ D. A. DEADEhlck, o. NJ s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
D. A. DEADERIcz, c. IN.
william Foster vs.. Susan Foster.

The DEtENDAN1, SUDAN fOOIEhj DE-
ING nonresident Of tennessee stated in the bill 1t
that publication be made for four successive weeks IL
the Knoxville Nhg notifying said defendants to appear be-
the Chancery Court AZ Knoxville the st Monday Of
October next then aud there to make defence TO the BILL
the will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
psrte. aug 2j-9t PTS d. A. DEADEkICk, G. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
Legal Advertisements.
cuArcRRY COURT-KEOXVILLE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL 4,
~. erstors Of the estate Of Henry O. - e.
oesssd ths issolssncy Of Shies ess he srk ard
isstsf @ ssiS auTt 60 o. bsfs IT. sr Ts
of teisr ntxt, that the1 nay - sssi'
Of hs is1s i tor dsi'i0a''' D. a DEkDERIoE, Ca
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

John n. Brooks vs.. II. Il. whiting.
~ FN~rpVa~r, - 49, :

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
Gays the defendant indebted him. and 40 Absoonds
ouceau hin self that the Ordinary process
b. rFed him, having obtained Grgaal attachment
sEsns thr estate made returnable before W. r. Say
The fcsre for Knox county AID he having been
levied hs pfcerty Il 4 ordered By said Justice that the
defendant appear before him his qoe Knoxrle Ten.
e, on te lAh dag Of February, is6s, the viii
e frocesi with rNre. 10 IL also asdrfcd
.ss - published for four Successive weeks In Brownlows
WING. sng ee-tt VA. p sEAY, }. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
County COurt-KDOx County.
SALES OF LAND

IN SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
" September nett, pursuant decree o! the County
Court KnoI county at the August Term 1851
the % A. o. Smith, Aimiuttrafor &cvs The heirs
John GENTRY, deceased win oasr sale to the high
bidder the court houte d0sr In Knoxville tract of
land situated In Hines Valley ia Knox county. adjoining
tbs lands Of 1Cht May, Ok aud others nboef
20 sccs, subject however to he encumbrAncs OF the wild
ovs dover The sale viii lie made credit Of six and
months, lond with good security pnynbe an air and
twelve this tenE required and eRstene ar III the
purchase money j. fully paid.
aug l9-itPf0 WIN RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
p staub ". Harriet Jones ct al
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

Of said Court, made in this cause ct its July Term soe
shall offer sale the door Of the court house. ~ hno1
VILE on Friday September 25th lees tract o. ina IN
$3.50 .5io;.,ino fba lands Of washington Mnton John
$780, Vssbastan keith and James Harper, containing
~ 80. sd also lot IL East Knoxville, if tie pro-
~ a. $50 s.Ie houjd be insufficient pay tile debt
- 100 - The lot Is q part Of lot Nc T. iii Block
Ia 90 an Fast Hi street, and running back
Amt n fset Ii q T. Burbets lot The band viii be eoldon
y tu,s in bar 81 the right Of redempton taking
- ~ - ;nfres and good security, and the house knd lot
Tor ess IN hand with the right Of redemption, lien re-
tanned for payment -. ,.,.,,,.,, ~ :,
EGG 26-4t PFC y - pbADhAlSh' - q ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
WIN. RULE, CLERK.
Robert Hsrpsr, Administrator &c. w. the Heirs Of Mary
Mingum.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE or TJJE

Il County Court prcuounted In this case at The July Term
se sit oner at public isle At The house door In
Knoxville the 18th ds,l Of September next tract OF
land situated ia the 18th cfdl district KnoI county adj
Joining The lands o. John iiay, Wu Keith aud others cor
tanning between 81 ard b. tcres The sale will be made on
credit q sir Mouths except ten per cent which will De re-
qured the day Of ae nete with approved security being
required for the renelpder and on retained until the pur
chase money e fully paid.
aug ls-it Pfc WI RULE Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
Joseph oyerton vs.. L. D. Brown ct al.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
Attachment.

A. D. Pagan W. T. Jones and his wife NJ L Jones f,r
merry n. L. Plunllee.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendants indebted to him. and have re-
moved them6eFes OUT CT tnc state that the
Of the law cannot be served them having obtained
original attachment against the estate made reurnabe
fore W seay, Justice Of the Peace for Knox county
and TIE having been levied their property Il Is or
dered BY said 5usfe that thedendans appear before him at
his ocs n Knoxville Tennessee the 5t dsy October
1865 the viii be proceeded with parte fur
Their ordered that this notice be published for four successive
weeks In Brownlows Wing
aEg 26-4t pf5 WM. +. SEAY, J. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
CHANCERY CoURT-.CLINTON.

John Lovely, vs. W. Leach and S. d. Whitton.
IT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
from the allegations of compliments bill, filed the
foregoing that the defendant g. d. Whitton is
resident of this State IL Is therefore ordered that pubca
ton be made for four weeks in the Knoxville Whg
notifying said nonresident defendant appear before
Chaacery Court before the Monday November
next aud peEd, demur TO said bill, the
will be taken for confessed to him, and said
down for hearing parte to him copy of the order
aug coat pts w. II. WHITSoN, g. & NJ.
Joseph oyerton vs. h. D. Brown ct al
IT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
that Enoh Foster OF The defendants the foregoing
NONRESIDENT Of this State It Is therefore
that publication be made fer four successive
Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant appear
Chancery Court before the frst Monday Eoye
Der next, and plead, answer demur said bill the
win be taken for confessed him and the
for hearing accordingly. true copy Of the order.
aug Goat pf5 w. H. WHITSOE, o. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
BONN, Mack Co., vs.. victor H. sturm ct al.

Bohm, Mack & Co., Victor H. sturm ct al
THE DEFENDANTS, VIM. SMALL, AND
Edward Small bsng nonresdent Of Tennessee stated in
the bill It ordered that publication be made for four sue
in the Knoxville Whig notifying said defend
apperr before the ohancery Court at Knoxville,
the FIRST Monday of October next then and there to make
defence to the BILL the will be taken for confessed
to them and set for hearing parte.
aug 264t pf5 b. A. DEADERIoK, O & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
Chancery Court at BTayrardyiIIe.
AUGUST RULES, Is5s
Hs,,@.ss ~. p.r,s,,, Cat. - -, m,

ALoIol AILLel Is5s.
,. u. Kincaid Reul2u Craig, aud Joha W Lea ~, e q
Kioeaid. - - -
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEATH or
s. =. kincad being uzgested proven IN Oman foy,t
and Il spperring that the following heirs Of KscsiS
deceased non-residens Of the STATE Tennessee
James u. KlpcAds Daniel knesd, Msrtha Kincaia Cre5
r. kihczd and Molly kiueeid, that ordinary r-v-
Of Law cannot be served upon them IL therefore rr5
publication BE made for four weeks IN
lows whig. notifying said Bouresdent defendants 10 an
before the rule day preceding the nest c
r Term Of this Court 70 be held Tor the county Of Un3e1
the house lie MaynardViie aTsf Monday ~
November next plead faa case nav
require In this cause, the viii be confessed
and set down for hearing rarte &c them copy tho
order. sept 2-st pf5 J. W. BRANSoN, o. 81.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09
Tucker W Page ,s John Kincaid

Tucker W. Page We John Kineaid.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a DEGREE
made at the January Term Is6s, Of said Court win Of
r. ~ ale on the premises Campbell county, Tehnessee,
On Friday the 18th day of September, 1868, tract land
sod IN 1913 by respondent 70 complainant for which he has
onIy title-hond-lying Powels river, adjoining the
land Of and Others containing 100 described by
metres and bounds in the decree ordering the sale copy Of
which be the day Of sale Terms, cash IN bond
60 81 At nfH D. A. DEADERICK. @. d NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

Book AND Jon, PAINTING of every descrip-
uondone AZ the WHIo Office, on short notice
and roaRonabic fnrma
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09

Henry Jackson Guardian 1c. and L. T. Wells Admins
trstor. Sc, vs.. Luther ;. Cope, ct al.
IN THIS CASE THE DEFENDANTS,
4 Ambrose Brewer John Coffee and wife Reney Coffee,
James Cope, Martin ovsrbay, Preston 0Yerbay Ella Over
bay, Reney oyerbay and Pryor overbay being neneent
o. the state o. tennessee appears from the bill IL or
dered BY the Cetk and Master that publication be made fr
four successive weeks IN Erownlows Knoxville Wing po
ing said nonresdent defendants appear before the Chan
Gerry Verrt az husdg, the third Monday Of October
next then arc thore 70 make their desrcs said bi
The same VII Dc taken for confessed sud fer hearing
Test: e.. e. SAITH. c. 4 NJ
sept ~ pc By J. ". YOE d. c & NJ
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Eln6=Seri6f.

Ser SIub bat beute fuieber s 6ub
an ben Sboais.
9lneefonnnen lit Ser Sampfer &. 81.
Rbilipps bon Den oberen SIubgegens
ben nit 3 Barfen i'm EaM, welbe nit
&obIeft bela6en iparen.
9lbfabren ioIlte nm 4 9admittags
Der Sprone mud Cairo.
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faitta9s fertig.
Die @eidafte an Der 9au6uns ma.
rem bente etipas sbeIebter.,
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R nutberii6ss 1no6en

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in ben 8eE 9fdaten. GeIi
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f6nnen bier franfirt, ober oas 8orto
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Gents.
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- Rorgeli fin6et auf BEN GapiteI
bic raoitale Gtaats Gpnbention taft.
&beafalIs bic GonbeatioB Der G6itoren
rabitaIer 9eituHees. ai9'is a4a
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@petial Motiitn.
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9otal> Gsent fiir Die ,,Senne1ee @taats.
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@cIlese Strase feinr Ginfdufe maGt.
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NDli;ei Gericf,t.

hilbert gSelt, 8erfu6 eonfo6erirtes
BapiergeIo gu tuedfeln. 1leberbunoen.
gSiaiarn Sniitb, @iebfabI, IS.
emma Battle, betrunfsn, 80 Sage
Mrbeits5ous.
$. s. 8rnant, betrunfen, 50.
g. g. Sti4ollon, GrIaneung bon
Wertbpapieren auf betriiserilde Beiie,
$25 uno iiberbun6en.
9enrD 9dn9foro, 8. Cunningham,
$. Surner unb 9. q. Coleman, Sas
5ar0ipiel. &ufgeidobeu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-21

- Ger. Hrani sesife erIeubsete
gcsts 6orinittas Mlier @anEInm NIT
feiaer @edenipdFt. Z s' Z, q 81
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stabt unb Stat.
Die Gtaatsseitaas fir 1865.

"SG %tssSAA~8et s@mB I'VE 1908.
Edsli6e un6 B66entIiA.s
StaatSs3eitung; @nbfcrip .
s tipnssRretie.
EdsIt4e 3eitung: (burd
ben Erdeer ms 9aus seliefert ODER per
Dot berinnot j:
Del nionatliGer ODER biertelid6rIider
Sorausbetablune 81 per Moaat.
Nidt i'm goraus besablt
.saFsa1 sIs2p per N1Onnt.
Bel B69entli9er Collection ourd, ben
Srager, 30 Gents per BodDe.
866euttibt ,8eitune:
Eur9 ben Erager IND Sans aeIiefert
] J 10 Cents per geummer.
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einisten 9taaten -. 5. 81 Der Sabr.
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borGusbe5a5lt -
.7ssia EnsstS 5. Is per Sabr.
sssz .ail'sls III S3 per Shlbiabr.
Lax :
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). 9itatass ben 81. saunar 1868.

I Ser3 ef6Mif lieitep gIn3et9em
tim beuttAen 8latte,
= 6ro6e oeuti@e Sper 6es Sienor
aotti. Seute gbenO Saul, rnorjea Die
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iioent. ~
WcGotmad unb So. bitten nm
aidgabe ibrer 5lafden.
u. g. @babbeurn, q8l4 GburA Ctr.
tiinbist iib aIs diligence bon Sobl, 6.
sInereDs, 9ebu.an Gtein, SsrueI 8afer
uns 5obu GbabtprH, staibbiIe, an.
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H Die 9eeisIatur balt lnsrgen Der
StaafeeOnDentiol bolber feine Sikung.


StaateconbentiOn balber feline Sikune.
A Ngorecri lIa6et auf ben. capitol
bic raOitale Gtante Gpnbention taft.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-09

PoITrIcs AND FINANCE. The New
York Journal Of Commerce, in reply
to an inquiring bond-holder, thus
defines its position as between the
Democratic and Republican parties:
Gas q mere financial. question, we
think the chances Of the bond d.hold-
ler quite as favorable with new ad-
'ministration under Democratic rule
as with the present. Itcould not we'll
treat the, public creditor worse, and
there are reasonable grounds to hope
that fulillmeht of its promises in
other directions would lead to resto-
ration Of national prosperity, without
leaving further excuse for the plea
that Justice to the capitalist is in
tolerable oppression to the laborer. +"
The Journal Of Commerce is an au-
thority than which there is none
moro shrewd, far-seeing and reliable
in financial matters.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-09

BEWARE OF JEALOUSY Y.-Recently
a jealous husband, with view of
verifying rumors of his wifes un-
faithfulness, followed her slyly as she
started out for an evening ramble,
until she reached bluff overlooking
the river, where she seated herself,
and presently, to the horror and in
dignntion Of the husband, she was
Joined by a man who familiarly took
a seat close to her. In the uncertain
light he could not distinguish the
features of either. Enraged beyond
measure, he made dash, as he sup
posed, on the guilty pair, and with
out q moments hesitation began to
abuse his better-half in the most vio-
lent manner. Judge of his conster-
nation when the strange gentleman
was recognized as the lady's own
father, who resides near the spot, and
had been in the habit of occasional,
Joining his daughter in her strolls.
The husband was crest-fallen, the old
man terribly annoyed, and the wife
has taken the matter SO much Mt heart
that she has determined on obtaining
a writ of divorcement.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-09

A NOVEL CARR1AaE-HoRsEs In
sIDE.-An ingenious idea has Just
been carried out successfully in Gin
cinnati by the construction of one
wheeled carriage, propelled by the
horses being inside. It consists of
large wooden wheel, fourteen feet in
diameter and six feet broad, with foot
board for horses to hold. From the
axies are suspended seats for the pas
sengers, which axle extends on both
sides beyond the wheel, it being only
necessary to keep them balanced.
Iron stays from the extremities of
the axle are carried over the top
rather in front, which supports the
seat for the person who drives the
vehicle, which is done with the great
est ease, and it can turn in much
shorter space than coach. A sue
cessful trial was made recently with
one carrying twenty-four passengers
and two heavy draught horses, pre-
viously trained, as they are entirely
unfettered by harness. A distance
of five miles was performed in twenty
eight minutes. The work of the
horses is easy, as they travel on an
endless plank road.