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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15
Prntpfoa.

Im 7. @pril 1854, 4benos lt6r, periammelen
| lb Die oeutl6en girger uno Sereine guffolo's i'm
gocale bes Srr. 2orenS @illig, INN Dem @ouperneur
Sepm our ibren Sanf fir iein SetD oes Sempez
rerS= =@jeIebes absuItatten.
NaGoem Der 8rdiioent, Sacob S6eu, Die Ser.
9r. Carl De Saag, als 8Oriiber oes Committees fir
gnttperfung Der gei6liiiIe uno Der Santaoree an
Den @onoernenr. fol9enoe Geiolution uno QSreIIe,
pel6e unter gtobem Subel BON Der @erIammluno
an9enommen wuroen. Nahbem bebloiien nprben
mar Die &s'olutionen nno aoree in alien 3eitun=
VerIammlnng, nm an Dem SSodelBuge, sl gbren bes
Gouperneurs She'll 5u nebmen.
-Soeob S6eu, 9rdIibent.
2ouis g 6ub, Ser.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15
gti9laHe.

SuHalo, Z. gprif
Sn Der beutigen MaIIenperIammluna Der beutIden
Burger uno 8eretne Yuffalo's pur6e beidloiIen,
tpie iol9t
L. SaB Die gieberlaee beg bon Der oeoenm1rtioen
@eieb9ebung paiiirten 2quor= Geiebes : zines Sc.
iebes, welfes bigott in letnem Qnfana LetrioeriId
N letnen 9Slrfan9en bate tperoen miiIIen; eines
8elebes, oas in ietnen Yrircpien oas perI6nlide
Jteft uno Die m6nnlide unabbdngigfeit aefGbrbete.
meldbes 0as gt9ent6umsre6t erd)iiterte unb ben
burd Das SerfOmmensretbt 9ebeileten 8runb1ot-
oas Saus 1T Die Seiiung bes 9ausberrn Der 9od1=
lu9t MISUNDERSTANDING f5enoe 4res aibt; zines Sc
lebes, Delbes oas geiellfaftlihe 2eben in ieinen
Snneriten anaretft, unb Inn bas nm 10 bemoraliii=
renoer bate i0irfen miiien, ie mebr es Dem 0oIfe
tlor ge'uoroen ipdre oaB es nlr Elm Yrobuct bigot
ten Sanatlsnlus uno natipiiId politiider gereb.
nung mar oaB Die 9iieoerlaae res d6mGbliGen Sc.
1ebes ols Elm Slee Der perniinfgen Dentlidben Net=
nung iiber fur5lidtige SDrannen als Elm Sriunph
Der freten Yrincpen uno oes Naturre3ts iber heud.
lerilde, aeDalttbGtge llnterorifer AL betradten lit
2. SaB mir uns DerpHibtet fiibIen, unferm Sou.
bernenr = eDmOur, Deld)er oas gSort BON ben lip.
pen Der freten Silr9er oes Staates 9teu Oorf nahn
UNI IN leinem Set0 9egen 0as @eieb Der uerniinftt.
gen ofIentlden Melnung einen feierIi9en ausorud
5u 9eben, oie anerfennung 5n sollen, mel6e elmer
eolen, mutbi9en Shat 9egeniiber oemj5reiben rebts.
ptoriger, arroganter, berrldliidtieer6i aes
bubrt uno Dab mir in @ouperneur Sepmour - Dem
Dabren Sreun0e Des TDltes uno Der sSreibeit ben
Wtann erblifen, pel6er Dor a lien an6ern aeeio=
net 1T, oen Staat gteu DOrt au9 in 3utunft Su re-
prQ1entlren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15
Gr ipritbt iiber Die Qunbs.

yIber Der &rieg erlahmte. S6r tuoIltet nidt me6r
seben. SD iagte, es iei cure gflibt unb mir mir
ben eu6 bafiir be5abIen gSie mad6te d bas SD
gSab eud! 8ountes jsbem Mann $3.50. Ser arme
Wann nimmt oas @elo, ldbt oas Weib surid, gebt
Dor Die Jront unb miro Elm Yatriot. g8ie brineen
mir oas gelo auf? g8ir beidlpi9n 100000 in Der
Stdot auf5ubringen; eure EOter Die ibr einmal be-
5abIen nliibt, uno Sei6nen iie gSir rebmen tie 5u
Dem rei6en Wann iiber Der StraBe uno perlanaen
100000 Su bergen. Ser rei9e Mann iagt vOas
gebt nidt. SD peiB ni6t. Db Die Gebslion beiieet
lperoen lptro. SD babe bart fir men gelb gear
beitet unb fam es nift peri6leuoern." Nber mir
mien oas 8elo baben. Sas arme 0olf mill midi
tdmpfen obne enti6dOiauna. Ser rei6e Mann
betet uns $500 fir cine $1,000 Note, bas bette 8e=
ihdft, oas toir MAIDEN f6nnen. gSenn i6r nun nidt
SDlOaten peroet 10 tperbet i6r auseeboben, besbaIb
ni6t ibr oas Gjelb ne6men, bos mir eud) bieten
gBir sablen eud1 Die $500 uno i6r ee6t. gSos lit
bas Geiultot? Ser Nrbeiter, Der als Solbot Iein
Geben in Die Shanse idllua febrt suriid uno arbe=
tet eSabr auf Sabr, nm Die Moten su be3ablen, Die
fir ibn 5u so Gents fir ben Solar perfauft pur=
ben. gr be5ahlt 100 Gents auf ben 9ollar 5uriif
uno Die SnterelIen on Den rei6en Mann; er besablt
Die ganse Hatipnal. Sdulo, unb Der rei6e Wonn
he5ablt g6ts. SD ols nGepublifaner" madte Mai-
In BON @elo an ben 9ounties. Sd iibernabm Den
Gontraft Die Guota fir 9unfirf SIT fillen. SD;
perfanfte cure Bombs, uno nit Dem Gelb porb i'd,
500 Wtann unb itefte 10 YrpSent ppf 100000 III
Die SaIde. Sas mar nidt Siel fir enen lp0aei
damn, Der BON Der Spariamfeit unb TefOrm se-
ipro9en bate.
S~fc .gL~.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15
SriG YDmerDp balt eiue ,,rcpubtifa=
niIcbe" 9tebe.

SD tuerbe .beute gans unpart6eiIb iein. SD
peroe eine rep" &eoe balten Is Wtnuen lang, obs
9lel6 id ME elm uGepublifaner" mar SD iebe piele
OieIe Gepublifaner bier. Yeaei6t 9eiinat es mir
nidt redt. gebmt ben suten @ilen fir oie Sbat.
Vor wenigen Sabren Gd iprede als uGepublifa-
nero fam if bierber uno prebi9te baB cine MEMBER
una in Der Geeierung, baB cine &eform fattfnoen
miille, bob Die Semotraten i'm unredt un0 unebrli6
pdren. SD belt aressreoen uno ioroerte ba5u
aut Die Nrlitofratie i'm Siioen nieber3uperfen Ser
&rie8 lam. Sa mar i6 in meiner 8lore SD islbit
fodt nibt, i'd mar niemals Elm militdriiAes @enie,
l9 fonnte nur Srie9sreben balten, i'd fonnte mebr
idmdben als ied)s Iuttionatoren. Sd orang in
pie un9en arbeiter, Der SABINE gu fol9en 9esen Die
Gebeaion; i'd belt 0taiien bon &riegsreoen.
SD perfpraA Dem Nrbeiter Iues. SD laste i6m,
penn Ou in Den Grieg gebit, peroe i'd fir bein gSeib
lorsen. oeine 9inoer pfesen beine Sarm bearbeien,
oeine &iibe melfen beine Butter MAIDEN nno perfau=
fen uno oas 8elb in Die Saif)e itefen Sd re6nete
eud por, mas ibr i'm &rieee perbienen fonntet i'd
lprad nidt BON Yatriotisnlus, ionoern BON $132obn
uno gounties. Sbr bieltet uns fir ebrltA uao
ein9t. Was that i'd in5tpiidben? SD fodt nidt.
Das mar nidt tmeine itarfe Seite. Sd NOR 98il=
lens, mene Snfel, ntene 9ettern, meine Neifen 5u
opfern-i ieoen meiner 8ertpanoten ieoen, Der cine
ltusfete i6leppen fonne = borausoeifb', OaB iiemr
br sab nno Gut laiien Sas mars, mas i'd woa=
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
Ruling Men.

Certain men are borI. e. g,vern-otbers 70 be
governed. The descendant OF a lls.- Ll.EH may
be- and in most cases isfor $iie intermarriGges Of
roval families, a general rlle, produces imbe-
Giles mere tool: while, on the other hand, there
often springs from what the sutocrats are pleased
% call the "dregs Of society" man with the indie
feasible potent sovereignty in his very nat ure.-
Place such n man where yeu please be will become
what Homer calls a liking Of men, His sway will
be felt and acknowledged wherever his lot Is cast
such characters generally cast their lots; and
those around the M even though they be their poll
teal and social peers, will dc their Dehests
Ruling men differ widely in the scope and range
OF their ruling powers. They arc all ambitious,
however, for the faculty 70 which we refer Is 81
ways energetic and must periorce, develop itself IN
some way. Depend upon H. "lsnds that The rod Of
empire might have Bwsyed have always asserted
their controlling power. a governing head must
rule somothing-if not an empire city, village,
3 sect party, n clique. All men have their in
stincts. The instinct OF some minds is 20 command,
Of others 20 execute; and the commanding brain
never fails 20 find and WELD executive instruments
either for good or for evil All history is a contin-
nous illustration G, this fact Exchange
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
An Old Newspaper.

n butterfly with outsproad wings, floating in
the golden haze Of summer we're 10 suddenly light
upon the dingy chryssls from which II sprGng, Il
would probably regard its previous state Of exist
snce with some such feelings es the publisher Of
weekly paper, like The Independent, for example,
looks upon the precursor Of bis great sheet in the
last century. We have upon our desk copy Of
The Federal Sgy and Springfield WeeNy Advertiser
published in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, Dec. 2,
1884 Vol 2, No. 1o5. In size Il is less than one
page Of The Irdepsndcnt; the paper is very thin
and fimsy but of firm texture and Of so dark
and dingy hue that it is difficult 70 read the print
But the matter IN IL is Of rather better order than
we find in the Springfield pspors Of the present day
for though Il contains editorials Of any kind, il
has the address Of President Washington 20 Con-
gress and most Of the ether matter relates 10 the
great rebellion in Pennsylvana, which the ancestor
Of one rebel General Lee was then honorably en-
gagged 10 suppressing What contrasts this little
sheet suggests not only with the great journals of
20 asJ, but between the men then on the stage and
the ga who now fretting through their pRrts
10 puolic lifel General Henry Lee was then at the
betd Of the army, and George Washington was the
hOrored occupant Of the place which Is now flied
by Andrew johnson. Then General Wayne was
Sighting hoBte tribes Of Indisns in Ohio; now we
are aEhting the same foe 20 the advancing line Of
civilization at the base Of the Rocky Mountaius-
Among the state papers in tho Spg an address Of
the President of tho United States ITO the Repre-
aonsativea Of the French People, Mem berB Of the
COMMITTEES Of Public Safety Of the French Repub-
lie the great and good Friend and Ally of the Uni
ted States" In response TO q wish for another min
liter from the United States, the President informs
them thRt be has made choice Of our most dstin-
gurhed citizen, james Munroe," for that Office The
advertisements in the Spy are not numerous, but
they contain good many significant indications Of
The state Of society in Western Massachusetts, at
that time For example, here is an advertisement
that would look oddly enough in the Springfield
Republican Cash, and the highest price, will be
given for BUckwheat and Berley at the Distillery
IN Springfield, or at Dwight 4 Rockers storeh
John Deyde, Leather Dresser, Leather Brooches
Maker and Glover, informs the good people Of
Springfield That he viii not only dress deer-skins
foxes minks, tabes, etc; but he will engage 10
make and at deez-skn breaches in q manner that is
not inferior 70 any in the State and in the newest
faEhionsn
But the days Of deer-skin breeches and Federal
spies seem 70 US as remote now as the days Of the
patrinrehs.--Nelo York Independent.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

sfoTng WalEaT et aIE-, W ENH0 " aIEoT eI aI7
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
the defendants Walker and samuel Walker,
are residents Tennessee shown IN the
bill II i ordered Chat publication be made 10 Browniows
Knoxville Wh for four successive weeks notifying said de-
appear Chancery Court as Tazewe
the "a Monday April next then and there TO said
BILL the viii be taken confessed as 20 them and
set for hearing expaTts. A copy Of the order.
feb I9-st DO JAMES r. EVANS, c. & VI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
sThe Blue and Che Grey"

nav s.ns Of The Blue and the Gray,
Ana ninrie their hues In your rhyme,
nat re due that We wore IN the fray
IL covered with glory SUBLIME
81 No more let us berr Of tie Gray,
The symbol 7f treason and shame
We MERGED Il with bullets--away
or We n pierce Il with bullets again
7,,en on with the Blue, and down with the GRAY
And hurrah for the Blue that us the day
The rebels who sleep in the Gray.
Cur silence as fitting alone,
Rat We cannot afford them hay
A SORROW tear, moan.
Let oblivion seal up their graves,
OF treason, disgrace and defeat;
Had they triunphed, the Blue had been slaves,
And Union besn Lost in retreat
Then mp with the Blue, and down with the Gray,
And hurrah for the Blue that won rs the day
OF he rebels whom mercy stiI spares
To boast Of the traiforous fray,
Nc boy in the Bloc thinks cares,
For the struggle IL ended to-day.
Let them come a. they promised 70 coiae'
Under Union and Liberty tO0i
And well hail them with fife and with drum
And forget that they fred on the Blue,
Teen up With TIE Blue, snd down VIII - eIssi
Aud hnrrah FOR the Blue that Fon us the day
AZ tluy carried your nag throsgh the fray,
Ys Eorthmen ye promised TIE Blue
That ye'd never disgraoe WITH the @Ia!
Tht oolor gallant and trse. ,
TIE Blue and the Gray In one line
And nainglo their huor on the scrolls
wblcb gIorify Victory's shrine,
And cheer Tor tho false hua Ataa ~ tib tue
And ~ with the Gray, and down with the Blue
LAT the traitors all 20 Il YOU may,
lYour heroes would punish the hcsd51
pst never eonfound with the Gray
Tbs Blue whether living dead.
on remember the price that paid
The blood Of the brave aud the true
And you can ne'sr suffer 20 fade
The laufols that the Blue.
Them up with the Blue, and down with the Gray
And hurrhh foT The Elge that won us the day
JkNEs J.. DALzELL,
Late ofths ileth OhI0 Vol
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
CHANCERY COURT-MARYYILLE.

Henry Webb and Mary Webb vs. B. II. Russell et ais.
IT APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA-
TIONs Of bin in this GaHse, that a. r. Stephens, one
the defendants nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee
cOucosls himself that the ordinary
be- served upon him IL ID therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks IN the
Knoxville Wing, notifying said Te54dent TO appear at
Term tbs Chancey Court GO BE- held at the court
house MEryvo the ID Monday sune next TO plead
TO complanant6 bill, the same Will be
confessed and hearing paIte to him.
feble-4t pf5 E. GODDARD, Q. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
CONDITION
OF TIE
First National Bank Of Knoxville,

IN tie morning Of tie first Monday IN January 1868.
vrAprr rarruc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
Legal Advertisements.
CHANCRRY cOURT AT TAZEWELL,

CHAECERY COURT AT TAZEWELL.
Thomas McDermott ct al, vs. Anna AeDermoti et ais
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING
fon the allegations in the bin, which Is sworn 20 that
the defendant James Kirkpatrick is non-resdsnt OF tie
State Of Tennessee ordered by that pub
LEGATION be Brownlows Wing for four successive
weeks notifying said defendant 10 appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at TGzee the "a Monday Of April next thin
and there said bi the viii be taken as
confessed him and Cor hearing parte copy Of
the order
feb le.4t pi5 JAMES r. EVANS, C. q III.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
The LabOrers OF E"-

George Francis Train
Mills 81 Cork, I ass been visiting the Linen
girls work 8 leland, wherein seven hundred
TO - Zen and a half hours per day Tor 9s %.
.s. per week BE writes thereupon to me
World OF New York;
Il send VOC tbe rules to show how completely ~, IN
his country capital abhors labor Everything lGI
cspitalist-nothlng for lsborer in EngRnd-h
America the laborer has rights. Banks has got
through my old bobby Of eight hours labor \ fee
cheers These rules ara important for compsr'scon
with our own showing how much more we 1o lO5
the laborer We admit he has rights we are bouh9 q
70 respect 1 told Mcguire that what We wah ,S
was to get over these artisans TO Americs-hoe We
yarn Does my friend Mr.. Marble OBJECT 20 our ~,
having factories Of our own? Gan we 90 thst Il
we carry out Englands rules on Free Trade Lev
the Democrats take one more jump in progress we
must manufacture our own clothes"
Surely George should be old enough oy th's t'uie
to know that progress and the Democratic par!
are natural enemies-thAt the latter mas hO' "
done mourning that working women AMI glIis a's
no longer sold at auction among us, with mees ano
swine. II be wants 20 Jump" forward ne m NJ
jump out Of she Democrats pArty-not N lt.--H''
change
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

\ IdIO CAUSE II APPEAhlNG
Il that the heirs Law Of James Walker deceased
merous and Whose and residence unknown IL s
ordered that publication be made Ia BrOwnows Wing for
four Euccesve weeks notifying the said heirs at law Of
james Walker deceased, appear before the Chanoery
Court az Tazswe the I'd Monday Of April next then and
there 30 defend said bill the viii be taken
Essed and set for hearing pare copy osths order
feb lest Pr JAMES X. EVANS, c. & ~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
OHANoERY CoURT-~DAHDRIDGE.

INbuLNAhT NOTICE.
b. A. blackburn, Administrator, john NJ Mcclure et al
TNHE ESTATE OF THOS. MOG UIRE,
deceased having declared nsovcnt by the Chan
cery cambridge it's November Term, 1857, the
Clerk Master protest the OF said estate
among creditors. Notice hereby given 70 the creditors
Of said that will proceed the sssts % aad
next before which time all claims HE'D
authenticated or they will be forever barred.
feb 12-4t pf5 W. GALBRAITH, G. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
OHANCRRY CoURT-MARYvILLE.

Baxter and Champion vs. John h. o'Nell ct sls.
| TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i TONS OF the bin In this cause, that John a. ONeil and
Taylor non-redent Of the State Of Tennessee
conceal themselves that the ordinary process Of
law upon thems II IL therefore ordered
qualification made four ssseessive in Brownlous
knoxville Whg, notifying said nen-Tesdents appear
tbs Of the Chances Court 70 be held the
house in Maryvie, the sccesd Monday Of June next
70 plead dcmur c0mPsinsnts bil the
viii taken confessed and set ia bearing psFe to
them.
Feb. 5, ls6s. At pfj z. GODDARD, c. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
cHANcERY ouRT-KEoxvILLR.

THE DEFENDANTS, SOLOMON LY-
l. ONs AID PAUL sCBERER, being non-residents,
stated the bill ordered that publication be made
four weeks he Knoxville Whig notifying sRid
appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile Monday Of April next thon and there
defense the bill the viii be taken for
fssssd a. o them and set for hearing parte
feb l0At pf6 .. A. DEADERICK, @. & u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
District Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District II Tennessee.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

II re matter q "tilaH fattont BANKRUPT
Eastern District q Tennessee, IS.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
l. warrant I'm Bankruptcy issued the District
Court GATED for said District against
william Patton Messy Creek IN Jeners5n county, and
District Aforesaid, who has gea aduagec Bankrupt
his petition That the Payment o. any drtts aud ths
delivery Il any property belonging % saeh bankrupt,
him for his use aud transfer Of any property BY
ha ferbiiden by las meeting Of the eFeditors
SAID bankrupt prove their dts and 20 choose
asgnses ofhs estate viii be hcll Of Bankruptcy
b holden The Law e Of Joel A. Dewey, in DAndrd
u the oouniy aforesaid before said Joel A. Dewey, ESQ.,
The registers Bankruptcy said District, Gl
day q March A. a. ESsS, "a % o'elock, 4. n.
B. MCDANIEL,
Messenger aud 4 5. Marshal far said District
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
W. ". Cowan W. Calvin Derrick, ct al.
IN THIS CASE IT AppE ARING G,nr

the allegations the bI which is sworn TO- that the
defendant, Calvin Derrick, absconding conoeals him
self that the ordinary process Of law be
him IL is therefore ordered by Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks Br0wnlows
Knoxville Whig notifying the said defendant 70 appear
fore the Chancellor ChanceJy he held the
county Of Jefferson az the house pandrdge
Bt Monday after the fourth Monday Of April next then
and there t. plead domur otherwise make defense
20 szid ui 81 the viii be- taken
cause set down hearing 20 him paTe. copy Of
tho order.
fct le-f W. GALBRATTH. O & II.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
0. P Temple vs.. James II. Armstrong, Trustee, 81 al
THE- DEFFNDA NTS. SOLOMON T3Y.

Il oNs and PAUL sOHERER, being non-rsgidentI, az
stated the bin Il s ordered that publication be made
successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg notifying said
defendants TO appear before che ChAnoery Court Knox.
VILE the first Monday Of April next there 10
defense the BILL the will be con-
fessed ne 20 them and set for hearing parte.
feb l84t pf5 D. A. DEADERICR, &. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

Magazines, Periodicals, and Music ooano
in every style and variety, on short nouoe
and reasonable terms. At tho WIG office
send in your orders.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
DIVORCE,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KNOX COUNTY, TENN.
Mary 0'Nesl vs.. William o'Nsal.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from the allegations tho plaintiffs BILL that the de-
tendant nonresdent Of the State Of Tennessee It is
therefore ordered that publication be made Brownlow
Knoxville Whig for four successive weeks, requiring
said defendant 10 appear before the Judge Circuit
Court 70 be held FOR the county Of court house
IN knoxvic the I'd Monday February next then and
there 70 plead demlr the demand
the plaintiff the will be taken confessed and pro
ceeded with parte.
Witness WILL B. MCBATH Clerk OF said Court Al Office in
Knoxville this 2Sd day Of January, 1868.
WILL r. McBATH, Clerk.
Jan 29-&t By Z. W. ADKINS, Deputy Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
CHANCERY COURT--sEVIERVILLE.

W Murphy Administrator Of c. A. Cementson deceased
vs. b. Henderson, X. T. Henderson, John McMshan, Dh
vid McMahan and others
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ parties that the ordered by the ChsnceIy
Court n this will be taken at the once Of the Clerk
and Master Eeyervie the 24h day Of February next,
and place the parties required 70 attend
with proof and failure o do said account viii be
taksp az parte NJ W. MCCoWN,
ian 22-at PFC Special Commissioners.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
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Most cases be properly treated Dhoat an sIsTrte
and medicines secure from observation, sent by mail
or express No hindrance to business IN most cases
Address Box 1892, st. Louis No.
HOURS A. NJ to P. NJ. oeios permanently To-
Gated at No IS St. Charles street. between Sixth and
Seventh, square south OF Lndell Hotel, retired
SPOT In the centre Of the city,
Consultation ro01as and for he accommodation Of
stch patients as require daily personal attention.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
John A. Roberts and wife, vs. Nicholas sswyers.
HE DEFENDANT NICHOLAS SAW

YERs being nonresident, stated the bill It is
ordered that publication be made for four
u the Knoxville Whg, notifying said defendant appear
before the Chaucery Court At Knoxville the first
Apr next and there 20 make defense u
the VIII be taken for confessed and set for hearing
fob lo.4tpf D. A. DEADERICK, c. a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
g. D. Cloud Administrator &C.. ais. We VIM A. Black
burn ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

that the defendant, Vim. & Blackburn is resident
q the State OF Tennessee shown ia the bill I Is there
fore ordered by that publication be me ia BrOwnlows
Wing oT four successive weeks notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court st Taz the % Mon
day Of April next then and there snsWr said bill tho
viii be 'sken for confessed him and for hear
ing ex psrte. A-copy Of the order.
fb 15-lt pr JAMES r. EVANS c. a N.