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p'srhs Of cogrta5 sheriff. aud othcrs spncsrnsd
~ ISque'tsd 70 read carefully the law in regard to
M, AaVerthene npehv'h not compiled with
",s4"oni inierminabls, viii b the sauil. q
~ a 1d'sFt 'menls Pnhipkyd hOlAer aeNipapsrS
.aoao appointed By the Governor and confirmed
"usssnaie, are Illegal aadlnf no saeSlgt
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Ministerial Association

The Ministerial Association Of the Metho-
dist Il, Church for the JonesborO' District
will organize in the town OF, Jonesboro' on
Thursday the 2lst of May at lro'clock, A.
NJ, and viii be protracted over the following
Sunday. Ministers and laymen, and the pub
lie generally, are cordially invited to attend.
so L.F. DRAKE, p. r,
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80 A'pahheAn nominating Convention l. 10 b
~ u SaiAHiis On the lo,h o. nsI, month guns1
a1a,''sAsea from eaeh County b appoinssd Al tho
n'. Meeting q the couniy Courts. "Ih al, An
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aaey eqprsfhe.d has hem amp,ips hsw,.lf
"nskins uppisees q paper upoh he coart Ifov,.
! o'a't places aboui tsvn, With ahou.hyrotI,shl
sss th'feou via red ink, a ku Mn viii
EVIDENT i~a'snilon Of caring soma boay. NJ, N.
'hi0u psoFo 'fgouehsfo' tone sesr v5f,h - I.
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'rbo Jonesborough Literary Asso
~ citation,

Tht, Association met 1t the Claim Commissioners
p,on,. on the corner OF Greene and Cherokee stFcets,
wednesday evening last, tx o'clock, and organized
M 4leOtlug Rev. Dr.. Il. r. DRAKE. President; Prof.
nsypeRsoS PRBsxRLL, Vice President Capt Csc. E,
G%plsuAx, Secretary, aud Capt. Gao. MGPnERsoS,
Treasurer,
The lnclcmoncy or the weather prevented a full attcn'
a,rco. Non.pollticaL aud non-sectarian, this lnStitntion
nust and will prosper. Let there be a large and full
attendance. at the next meeting, which taxi place on
TUESDAY evening next. at IA o'clock.
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Adempsy Naples.

We learn this man, who iSa deserter from tho State
Guard OF Tennessee, aud who Is charged with getting
goods aud clothing under false protonses ,ia now in the
noighborhood Of NolachucEy River. Let the civil Of
acers keep aolose lockout for him, r
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East Pennessee,


inc Nashville Pres md Times says:
.resrS arrived At Chattanooga, BY river. from Up
ny hasi Tennessee, during the week ending tho 27th
r " tesuo bushels corn, ~ COO pounds bacon, goo
F.1Ia lefds 49z garksf dours and $50 bushels OF wheat.
! tennessee 10 a land az plenty and loyalty. With
Ie products Of her soil, and shs Will have ihousands
~ oan tons to spare TO feed other sections Of
w.nsin.
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ny VIRTUE ola vend. Expo, issued from
II the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
aad,o me directed, I will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Court Hoase door,
IN the town Of 3louutville, on Monday the
frat day Of Jane next, all the interest that
John w. Smith has m 400 acres Of land IN
district No. 0, Sullivan county, adjoining the
lands Of James 2, snapp and John ". Smith,
TO sniisfy an order OF sale In favor Of
@. r. Mcclellan, Administrator, &c. for the
nse Of John PoWell.
tn. BAsLEY, Sheriff.
1s6smaylwlpfS5
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ORIGINAL

Jesse ALLISON vs.. Thomas Inglss, The
81 plaintiff on AFFIDAVIT says the defendant
Is indebted to bin, aud that the defendant 10
a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon bin, and having obtained an
original attachment against him retnrnable
before some Justice OF the Peace for said
Comfy, and the SAM having bsen returned
before me on the 75th day Of March 1868,
levied on the defendants property. II IL
therefore ordered by me, that publication be
made for four successive weeks 10 the Union
Flag, notifying said defen liant to appear be-
fore me, al my Office, in civil district No 10,
Sullivan Couuty, Tennessee, on the 10Th dag
Of September lsCs, the anne having been
stayed uniil that DAY, and answer Or the
sau.e will be proceeded With exparie,
S. D. STUART, j.. r.
isssanre4w irfs5 Sullivan CouHiy.
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= The Af'i'ieS On "os Ban RosE, . win appear in
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In Chuucery at Blountyille, Tenn,

TACaB HAMILTON and Gideon Cate, In their own
right, and as Administrator o. John .. 7lfamel
ton. deceased, ct al. vs.. Isaao Hickes and the hcirs ~
John o.. Uameiton deceased, ct. al, In this cause Il
apurars 6um the airgationi IN the bill, thtt tbs de-
a lsnts,J John $. HArnelton, w, p. Hamelton, lanes
A. Davis, n. n. Davis. Alice Davis, William q. Davis,
Laura Davis and William b. Crvekett arc pop-resi-
donts of Tennes4ee. II isthetebfA brdefrd that publi-
cftion be made TOT Ohr sueceasivew weeks IN the Union
flag a paper published In the town Of Jonesbor, Tenn.
notifying said non -resident avfendanta. to appear be
fore ar Chancery Court, AZ md Court 1fouse in Dlount
willie, on the the Third Monday IN Nay next, and make
defence to aid bill or The same Will DO set for hear
ing exparte. March Rules, feNH.
WILLIAM NULLENNIx, o. L NJ.
~Aprivipfs5
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lSesmay7.f
7aT N0TTCE5 5NoV

,EREDERICK sLfMP, Administrator ofJes-
SO Bradley deceased, VS., Susan Brad-
ley and heirs Of Jesse Bradley deceased.
It appearing to the Clerk, from the Allega-
lions in plaintiffs petition that Susan Brad
ley and heirs Of Jesse Bradley deceased,
whose names are unknowa are Ron-rssidents
Of the State of Te7nessee. II Is ordered that
publication be made In the Union Flag, pub
lrhsd st JOnesbbroS Tenug for four saecess-
i've weeks, notifying said nonAresidents TO
appear at the Court House in Taylorsvillo,
Tsnp., on the hrst Monday in June next, al q
County Court TO be held for the County Of
Johnson in said State, and answer the petit
tiou of Frederick Slimp administrators afofe-
said, asking for a decree to sell land, as the
same viii be taken as confessed and set for
hearing exparte. April 23rd, 1858.
Apf24y4pf$5 ROBERT +. BERRY, Clerk.
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Exeontive sohool Board.

AZ a meeting Of the Clorks Oftho Civil Dissficts, held
In this place on the 18th inst, the following gentlemen
were elected an Executive School Board, VIZ jesse
Bacon, John sonaker, and samuel $, shorty.
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100 ACRES,

About co aeres in cultivation and balance
we'll timbered, with Dwelling House, Spring
and Orchard on 1t. "A credit OF twelve
months will be given, by note and approved
security being given and leln retained for the
purchase money.
Notice Is also hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate TO present
them to me authenticated in the manner aud
tine prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred, in Law or equity. This 2ist day
or April, 1903.
J.F. GRESHAM, Executor.
ls6sap,24w5.
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TINE ABOVE REWARD wiz be given for
the capture and safp-keepine, IN any
jail, JACKSON BISHOP, the murderer =of
Andrew Hover. naai aifNlt aNN
DEscRiPTI0S4siS feet high, weight
about iss, 70 years oid-hns dark bait and
sandy whiskery. ne len oh an lroh-grcy
mule, with two army pistols.
March 18th, MARTHA HOVER. q
1855 may 1t a
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LAND SALE.

II WILL, by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the will Of the late Samuel NJ.
Hunt, deceased, sell to the highest bidder at
his late residence near Buffalo Ridge, Tenn,
Saturday the Both day Of May 1865, the
following described lands to wit
One tract lying on the North side Of Buff
falo Ridge I miles North Of Jone3horough
containing about
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AssR s..

" Abb T y. |" I
'a cnb-B4ausoo on hand in Bank and once. 49, a...,,- 1925 71
Loans, secured by deeds " trust first liens o. record
on real estate M.... G5,s6 80 'H
Less ihterest to make present value Bper cent. 6,s2G 81 57GN3o OI
Loans, ON Poicfes IN force, q por ceaI interest -.... lzi5BdD 9V
Loans, IN Personal Security, due nsidy daysn..-."".. 62SJO 4g
Deferred Annual, Sawi Annual and Quarterly Prem tuns grt
OF fOhciUsl IN lofte. l9brWt q
Tennessoe stated Bonds, 0 pn cent. Interest" 2GNO 0g
So" $3.50 COL
Revenue stamps, M hand and N Policies unpaid -~.-a.I 75 0G
Due from Agents, and first Premiums on Policies In hands ii
Of Agents, and il Tuhritu -..".... s"""" Z5AN III
Accrued interest. ...... 80. .."l ....-m.. a.w.~. tGSE91 mi
.a sHat 2Go77 2a
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LIABILrFIEs.
-STATE On ~TENNESSEE.

omn rnrnv r ..m go, COMPTROLLER W@EN NASHVILLE January 5 lSS
HstLodshh eS @@d Mh@pBhm pOmd@ ton unsatisfactory evidence t%m Commgh sE%edM han 1.-The r@pmw
Of He@wW us Ae% TahM@m Imposed Insurance Companies and further certify hHMS OWENS Local Agent
wha@% Was EE MmnLN h@n@G Company hmmh@y tot @mh@ aHma the business dHmmna in
Mbsmel I "@# wMl NHah ~ 20 H CIV BLAWBURNG mmmH~@ HmaM
aHamma NAT. B. OWENS Local Agent for Washington County
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION, FLAG.
THEST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ORANGE COMPANY.
ST. louis, MO.
THOS. p. SCOTT, DIstFlcl Agent
W. I. sELBY, secretary.
d. A. JANUARY, President.

Membership over ten thousand. LOSSES paid, S65S,5O0,
Dividends payable annually, and not reserved for three or four year
All policies participate in the proftsy and arc nonforfeitingg
Tho entire business Of the Company was doubled in the year 1867.
One third Of the Annual Prem. loaned to policy holders.
No restrictions for residing South or West, or for travelling in Euror
Dividends declared January LIST, each yoar, and payable The same yi
The following statement shows the standing ofthe Company on the
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ny virtue Of q url Of vsudi sHpo i"uNl from The
ID Circuit Cnfntof Washington euuntJ y ~ 49,
"a, tested the ffh Monday. cf fehtuuy. 80 IT'D =
lairmont and cost fof The sun N 500 - dspt an1
eosf pfonnunosd By sali court and In hfnf ~ hsniy
"A. Marlin and arains Chssai nariingi W. sHiat
me rnnrt-houss door IN Icnrtbofo % ratufh'i "
an dsv Of Jans f8f8. m 49, ~ hard, althe undivid.
"a iniiresttha Chester nahilnr hA IN and - atf.st
Of laai situated IN Washiprton ceuniJ difirrt ~. ~,
auoiniua ne ftnfa u GeorTaG o. Hale ard oiheH al.o
: fr.tt n iand IN To- diiriei Aiioiuin1 ~ lands
81 JAMES Kinehsisr ard othtft. eutttming 10 acfes
nora o. issa. This ga tsy n trul lne
l.an.rivlrns
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MOVES Buffalo Mil Furnishing Establishmonl-
IN Manufacturers French Burr Mill StoneS, Por-
Grist and .Fi0uriug Nils, Corn Mills and Feed
Improved Turbine Water Wheels, Proof
Hosting Screws, S~pindles, Flour Packers, Iron
Boiling Reels and Mill Picks, Will every description Of
Mil Gearing, from the best patterns DOW IN use.
Constantly on hand a large supply Of BoltiOg Cloths.
Send for = catalogue and descriptive circular.
Address, JOHN I. NOYE,
Buffalo MY.
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GhanceEY I'd EHzabelht0n, Tenn
$500 REWARD.

BY j. PowEIL saIrH, d. ca n
lsssapr24w4pfS5
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
Love. Treachery and Murder.

The Oxford, (Ohio) Citizen gives the details of 8
tragedy which recently occurred near Mount Car
mel, Franklin county, Indiana. They ara ro-
mantle as anything which novelists have invented.
4 young girl, the daughter of wealthy parents was
educated at one of the semnaries in Oxford and it
was tho intention of her parents that she should
make match that would give her high position
in the world She fell in love- however, with q
young farmer WIN was quite poor The parents
forbade her to have anything 10 say to him, but
they managed to exchange letters through the as
sistance of young minister. Finally they proposed
to eope, but The go-between became ensmored ofthC
lady and prevailed on her TO run of with him in
stead of the farmer. They eloped and were mar
ried. The grief of the farmer knew no bounds
Determined upon revenge, he armed himself with
a revolver and swore that the young divine should
die FOR hia treachery. A couple of weeks ago the
rivals met, and the farmer openly shot down the
destroyer Of his happiness.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
Grant on Negro Suffrage.

At the Massachusetts, Republican Con
vention, last week, the Hon D. w. Gooch
in the course Of a speech, made the follow
ing very important statement
Early in April last, Immediately after the
adjournment Of the first session Of the pre-
sent Congress, / called on General Grant
at his Office in Washington. He had that
morning been informed Of the questions
proposed TO be raised by the President and
Attorney General in relation to the Recon
struction Act, then just passed. After sta
ting them, he rewarded Congress ought
not TO have adjourned without some pro
vision by which it could assemble at any
time and also added, They have passed
laws by which ten States are TO be recon
structed, and it is reasonable to suppose
that some further legislation may be neces-
sary." l then said to him, Perhaps this
is moi the first time we have suffered be-
cause Congress was not in session when It
ought to have been" BE asked 10 what l
referred / replied that ! always thought
there should have been a session Of Con
gress Immediately after the overthrow OF
the rebel armies He assented, and / adj
ded further. If there had been, il is pos
sble that the present conflict between the
Executive and Congress might have beeh
avoided After a moments reflection h"
replied g On the whole th'nf 't'7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
Kvoxvtttx AVN Kr.-rrxv p.r,,

KNOXVILLE AND KESTUoKT RAILRoAD.-Th
annual meeting Of the Directors Of the Knoxville
and Kentucky Railroad Company, at their Office OF
yesterday resulted In the election Of the following
officers for the ensuing year
President-.Joseph a. Mabry.
Secretary and Treasurer-John L. Moses.
Chief Engineer-A. Terry.
experimentation. James p Brownlow.
The Secretary and Treasurer of the Company was
appointed agent Of the Company for the transaction
Of business with the Post Once Department.
It was resolved by the Board to LET the remaining
portion Of the road to the Kentucky line distance
Of nineteen miles, TO contract as soon possible
We are prevented from giving fuller report for
want Of tims before going TO pres.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF SOLDIERs.-The
Washington (Pa) Je6erSOnian, staunch
organ Of democracy, declaims in this wise
against Sherman nomination by that party
for the Presidency:
For six years the democracy has felt hu-
inflated and ashamed Of itself because
forced into wrong position. 1t has been
a hypocritc and liar through the war
The war is black republican property
What is General Sherman but murderer,
an invader Of private rights, aud cotton
thief? IL tho democrats are mean enough
TO put in nomination any pug for President
who ever wore shoulder straps during the
abolition crusade, we hope he win be be-
feated, and VIC will do all in our power to
accomplished that end.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

SABHAru SoHooL.-The Mission Sabbath School
recently organized by Dr. Smith, at the Baptist
Church, has grown TO be a very hourishing School
Or Smith as well sa the officers Of the School, de-
serves groai credit for the energy displayed in iis
management The School is largely indebted 70
the efficient Assistant Superintendent, Miss Nor
gan, for its great success May success attend this
and 81 other efforts that are being put forth io- the
benefit Of The young people. The School meets at
the Baptist church every Sabbath, at two o'clock
III
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

THE RADICAL WHIsKY REBELLION. The
recent resistance offered TO the collection Of revenue
aistlsriss in Claiborne ccusty, has been herald
cd forth to the world by The Press and Herald o.
this city, and ropublished BY great many other
papers throughout The country, as being political
mattsr-sngagsd In alone BY radicals-"a radical
whisky rebellion" etc This Is about IL keeping
with the fairness exhibited By too many journals in
the country, which are in the habit Of publishing
everything derogAtOry the character Of Tennessee
Republicans and never publish anything correcting
such statements. We are Authorized By the officers
who have been 20 vigilant IN enforcing the laws in
the locality above referred e. 70 say that the state
ment made BY The PTsss and Herald Is incorrect
that men Of both parties have been engaged in il
ict distling and that nothing has ever transpired
70 warrant ons in chsraeterzing such resistance
a. being party affair At al.
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as it is. If it had not been for that conflict,
it is possible that reconstruction might have
been accomplished without securing negro
sulr,'- e.. felt then that he fully recog-
not only the power of the Government to
maintain its own existence, but also the
equality of the rights and privileges Of all
mon under it
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

RADICAL WHISKY REBELLION The Press
I'd Herald o. this city, has alluded to the resist.
Ancs offered to tho Revenue officers in Claiborne
county, as Radical whisky rebellion. One Of the
officers who arrested Williams who is reported as
the ring-leader says that Williams said he was for
the cold Washington Consultation, but not for the
present state Of affairs. Every one knows who ]
is that is so tenacious in clinging 20 tho col,
Constitution" it is often termed. Il does not sa
yor much Of Radicalism.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
NOTICE.
nuE MINISTERIAL CONY

THE MINISTERIAL CONVENTION
~ Atbsps District. Holston ConfsycEcs u E Church
viii ot IN Athens, Thursday ihe "a Gay Of Apfl next.
Miptsfss travelling sad local within The bounds q the De
$500 fo each charge. usrosrs and sTpectsd 20 -
present The travelling preachefs S be expeeto 2 report
- br several charges the required % bear the
s.neugss 81 delegates % The General Conference.
irtsrs Of nations and the public generally
rssregif1fiv invited @ attend this Ccassntion
8. ALBERT HTDEH, President
6 Vs. C3LEEAy, Secretary. march 1875
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

New Posi- OFFICE WANTEp.-We sadly need
larger room for post Office in Knoxville. The
one used ct present is entirely too small for he
commodation Of our population. We believe the
subject il worthy the attention Of Congress. Could
not an appropriation be secured TO build an Office
large enough for the ample accommodation Of the
people, As il is At present. Il is about as hard TO
get ones mail soon after il is opened to getto the
ticket Office of n circus.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

The evening service Of The First Congregational
Church. ,Unitarian) in the Union Bank building
viii be hsld heretofore at p o'clock. The o'clock
service viii be omitted. Morning service at the
usual hour Sunday School al q A M.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

BAEKRUPTcY.-SinCe our last list of petitions il
bankruptcy, the following persons have fled thei
petitions, which have been referred to the sesera
Registers in Bankruptcy
h. L. Wooden, Of Cleveland.
s. ID. Bridgman 1f Rhea county.
Daniel Beeler, Granger county.
NJ. B. Coulter and Thomas W. Newman, Hamil
ton county
I. j. Payne, Rhoa county.
h. G. Collins, Rhea county.
r. p. Hamilton, Hawkins county.
JOSH A. Lee, Hamilton county.
II. l.. Parish, Hamilton county
G. 4. Eames & d. T. Wilds, Washington county
j. H. Ricketts, Washington county.
T. 2. Burns, Sewer county.
w. B. Francisco, Knox county.
s. II. Ferguson, Bledsos county.
Thomas n. Johnston, Jefferson county
George P. Carmichael Monroe county.
Julias Ochs, Knox county.
George W. Wallis, Rhes county.
VIM. Lyle, Carter county
Samuel Garner Sullivan county.
NJ. B. Stewart Meigs county.
/. +. Mcdonald Rhea county.
Geo. W. Mckenzie, - county.
w. b. SchOfeld, Bledsce COUNTY.
H. VI. Snyder, Chattanooga.
VIM. A. Schoheld Bledsoe county.
P. M. Williams, Knox county.
VIM. B. Nelson, Greene county.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

CIR instrumentation energetic city au-
thorities are engaged in making sundry improve
ments in different portions Of the city. They have
displayed oommeAdsble zeal at all times in max
ing such improvements as they have been able to
make. Owing 70 the extreme low state Of fnancss
when they took bold Of the city government, they
oonld not be expected TO accomplish much, but the
little mite they have had 70 operate uron has been
very iudiciously expended
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

SEWER CoUETT-At the last term Of the Cir
cult Court in Sewer county, which was held last
week by Judge Swan, only two criminal CASES APP
peared on the docket. The Grand Jury remAined
in session but three days. and we did not hes- of
slagle Indictment being returned All this erguos
well for the morals Of the loyal county Of SEWER
Not much evidence Of lawlessness among Republi-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

Jusr REcE1vED-A large and well selected as
sortnsnt Of Landreths new crop Garden Seeds
Persons wanting reliable seeds would do wsll to chi
at the Old Drug Store
March at CHAMBERLAIs g. ALBERs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

Jeremiah NJ. K. Martin, Late Private Go. @. 9TH
Mass. Infantry.
William Rector, (who placed claim intbe hands
Of Jno. n. Murdoch for colleetion.)
ToDD & SQUIRE,
Claim Agents.
ofice at Union Bank Building, Main Street,
Knoxville, Tenn.
November goth, 1867. q.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

YoUNo MEMS CHHsTIAE AssocIAIloE.--1he
Young Men Christian Association Of knoxvihe'
meets on Thursday evening next, at y O'clock 81
he Rsntist Church.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

srvEHE FRosr.-We had q severe frost here on
Sunday morning. Serious spprehensions have been
fel. for the safety Of the peach crop, but We are
happy 10 learn from our country friends that the
,,sscbes still live
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25

On the second page We publish the advertisement
Of Mcdaniel s. Co, manufacturers Of family soaps,
in this city These parties make very superior
article q soap and sell it on most reasonable terms.
The late polite and efficient mail agent OF the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, Mr.. Conway, is
connected with this Arm. Give them call is our
advice TO those wishing this most necessary article.