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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-01-08
The Burning Of Columbia.


A correspondent sf tho Louisville Courier
furnishes, in the following extrsct, some Off
cial evidence Of the spirit which animated the
authorities at Washington, as we'll MS the com.
rander Of the army, at the time of General
sherman's campaign through Georg and the
Carolnasi et
have lately bcen reading Shcrman's report
to the Joint Committee on tho conduct of
tho war;" and am struck with the total ab
senco Of all dispatches in regard to Columbia,
). Q. Up to the 18th Of February. 1865, his
daily orders, &c., to his subordinates are Civ.
On rer1atim, but when no gcts to that date al
are lcft out, with the exception Of two seem.
ingty unimportapt ones, until he reaches
Winnsboro, on the 2lst of February. No
mention-not q line--not q word bardIy-is
made Of colunbia's being burnt. No mention
OF the place for day or two before he takos
it--nothing afterward. Strange! But may
be 1t was best left out. His last order of any
Importance, before taking Columbia, is, "in
tho field, twenty miles from Columbia
February Is, 1867 --thcu comes the two
seemingly unimportant ones Of the 10th, one
OF which Iwill copy directly, and then clean
jump made TO the 2lst, at winnsLoro, S. e..
beyond Columbia. On page 2S7 of thisSwork,
e Conduct of the War-Supplcmcnt-P
30 will be found these words, concluding q
despatch from Halle,k to Sherman, and dated
ut Washington, December Is, 1854, and ad-
dressed to Major General W. I. Sherman, !"
written when Sherman's plans were decided {:
Should yoS capture Charleston, L hope that
by some accident the place may be destroyed {;
and If n little salt be sown upon its site, 4,
may prevent thu growth of future crops of
nullifcation and secession" .....
Now hoar Sherman's reply, (copied from
page 29l y dated ain the Geld, Savannah, Dec
"a, 1884, which, taken in conjunction with
this unimportant order Of tho 18th of Februa-
ry, 1865, will explain who burnt Columbia,
and who allowed IL, il he did not order it,
Listen all yo who banker arter crow: :"
will bear in mind your hint as to
Charleston, and don't think salt will be neces-
sory. When move, the FJtcenM Corps will
DO on the right Of tho right wing, and their
position will bring them naturally into
Charleston frat and il you have watched the
history of that corps, you will have remarked
that they generally do their work up pretty
we'll. The truth is, tho whole army is burn
ing with an Unsuitable desire to wrcak ven>
geance upon South Carolina. / almost trem-
bic at her fate, but feel she deserves all that
seems in store for her. look upon Columbia
rs quite rs bad as Charleston"
Now for the little despatch of the 10th OF
February, tho night before Columbia was
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-01-08

rB- so,oooOoO OF people crossNd the
New York ferries last year.
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PROPOSALS ToR PAPER AND TwINEs.

wAsHrsurcs. ,, %. Now EnssEss.5yrSySr.
Sealed proposals viii be received al this Depart.
e until ne s Ss e .i
States; OR one year from the nrst day Of Febru.
fis said articles 70 b delivered free q expense
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which bid will IN u practical results be most adj
90 !. r. Ssa e: animated au...
may require. at the discretion Of the Postmaster
Samples q such articles IS now used at the post
8nss nay Ds sesn a. BE- or at the
Bidders Will send samples Of such articles as they
Zach b Sdsr must furnish with hi. proposal guar.
certificate from = postmaster that such Eusrautors
Two sufficient sursties will be required to a con.
A failure to furnish an article eontrastcd for
CONTRACTED for. will be considered client cause
BiS. no. made u conformity with this notice will
not DO con,idered
ss Siss's On sf fSs,isR: We
noio.WSt " " Po.smasts S 9sn.I.l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

The NEW YoRK Journal Of Commerce,
Democratic advises President Grant to
ignore partisan considerations, and to
select for his Cabinet, the best men,
wherever he can find them. Our neigh.
bors Of the Express endorse these views
of the Journal Of Commerce fully. The
iusolence of these people is only equaled
by their brass and audacity.
Had Mr.. Seymour been elected, would
they have rendered to him like advice :
Not much. General Grant was the Re-
publican candidate for the Presidency
and was elected by the Republican party
against all the efforts and all the oppo,
sition which the Democracy could com.
mand. Now, they come in and say that
his Cabinet should be selected without
regard to party affiliations. Nonsense
and bosh
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ALL SORTS.

s.,,.a 4, I,,n,,. N.
sSos sIohA P''sU :" NNe' '
all DAY eanaAy'
THE new Spanish Government wants $ioo'-
900, 900.
Tux RIeur Rev. S. V. RYAN was conss-
Grated % Bishop Of Buffalo In that city on
sYndsv NTH imPosing esremonies.
,...'s.d a eomm,..,on from hi, conn,ry N
AZ ~. Ia. Iomsn,sa I,nooin in NAM. ma
Of ,oio.'aI that 4, iife sjss
ro l., =,
iaE msloies 70. oian. IN snS ooun ~, =,
Wen 'HB,nA noy ~ e. " r., ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

TIE New York Sun places Grants
popular majority at 265,OOO over Sey,
mour. At this our neighbors of the Er,
press demur. That journal thinks had
Virginia, Mississippi, ard Texas voted,
and had the hundred thousand men dis
franchised in Tennessee, the fifty thou
sand in Missouri, and the thousands OF
white men DISTINGUISHED in other South
ern States been permitted to vote it
would have been otherwise. Does not
our neighbor put it rather strong when
it assumes that had all these men voted
they would have thrown their ballots for
Seymour?
The Express thinks, however, that
Gen. Grant is entitled to respect as he
is elected by majority. This is mag
unanimous, truly!
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-Ths Post has returns
from nearly all the oountis' In Michigan,
showing a total Republican majority OF
80, SIT 1t Is believed full ofhcial returns
will increase this to 1000.
Fsrrys majority to Congress in the Fourth
district will DO $500. . gain Of 1900 over
the vote Of 1855. strioklAnd's majority in
Sixth district viii DO nearly 1000
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REroRr or TIE Firm AuDrToR.-Ths 70
port Of the Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury for
the last fiscal year, ended June 80, 1858,
shows that the aggregate salary paid to our
oonsuls during the year, including losses In
exchange, was ss7s, $50; total receipts in full
from the oopsuiates, Sass, 17s; showing . rev.
enue from this source Of SOL, 429. Oar con.
sular system was never self supporting till the
year 1866. Since that time the net revenue
from this source has amounted TO over $50,
total expense Of assessing the Internal Rev.
suue tsx throughout the country for that year
was s., lsl,179 The total amount paid 10
revenue and special agents during the year,
including salary and expenses, was $!53, A3.
Total amount paid as counsul fees 10 internal
revenue cases, and - rewards to informers,
was SIS, 800. Total amount Of taxes erro'
neousiy assessed and collected and refunded
was 81, 0l6, SIS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10
FLOODED stock "A Good Example for
our Horse Fanciers.

why should not the Nations capitol DO
The place where the very best blooded stock of
horses in tho country should DO found
This city Is destined to become the fashion.
able home OF the great and wealthy men of
our country. Gentlemen who are permanent
residents in other States will have palatial
houses erected here. in which to reside during
the season." or from early Fall to early
Spring. They must have their stables, and
why should they not have their blooded
horses? We must have a Park, and good
driving roads-shell roads can DO chsaply
made in this section, and why not have them {?
Our own citizens are moving in the matter.
Col. Charles Alexander, city postmaster, has
purchased pair Of the pure blooded trottipg
colts from kentucky. This pair Of horses
reached here yesterday morning, and have been
near Seventh, where they were visited ysster-
day by hundreds Of gentlemen interested In the
importing Of bloodsd stock to this city.
The following Is the Ofisial bloodsd status
Of these horses
Horses from A. J. Alexander, proprietor Of
Dhosh y eanI VOuutyl
Ky.
Two gray stations, both dame g years old
and both sired by Pilot, IT,, (ths sire Of Dixie,
Taekey, Pilot, Temple, Tattlsr, Bayard, and
Roseoe.)
Tho dam Of one Of these colts is by Bald
Hornet, 6. dam by Medic, g. 6. d. by Ameri.
can Eclipse, 6. 6. 6. d. by Sea Gull, 9. g.g.g.
d. by Sumpter.
The dam Ofthe other is Mattos, by Mambrino
Chief, Tho sire of Lady Taorn,) 6. d. by
SCOTS Highlander, g, 6. d. Old CopperbOt-
tom, SO g. d. by Old Tiger, g.g.g 6. i, by
BuEEaTd.
The dam Of one Of these horses is sister to
the great mare Lady Thorn. Tho brother Of
the two, TGttler, trOtted, a few days since, In
2:26, and his owner has been offered $l5. 900
for him, which he refused,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10
TuEISCoMING AUGMENTATION

As yet the Republican journals Of the
country appear to be very well satisfied
that Gen. Grapt is elected President Of
the United States; ani they have not
attempted as q general thing to define
the policy Of the new Admins tration or
even to say whom shall constitute the
Cabinet Of President Grant.
They probably feel satisfied that the
policy of the new Administration will be
in harmony with the Chicago platform,
and they know the character and prin.
ciplcs Of the great man who has been
placed at the head Of affairs too well to
suppose that he needs any instructions
from them, or that he will break with
that great and patriotic party which has
elected him to the Chief Magistracy Of
this nation. Gen. Grant is q man to be
trusted. He has proved himself to be On
able, safe, and steady leader in military
affairs-a successful general. He will
prove equally able, sagacious, and true
in civil affairs. This was oil we'll known
to the masses Of the people who voted
for him, and they feel, now that his ant
their triumph is made sure, to trust theil
chosen chief without attempting to mark
out for him a course that he must
follow.
The advice, therefore, comes wholly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

Hos. WV. S. oTrO, Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior, arrived in this city on Sunday
night, and resumed the duties Of his rsspon.
sible position yesterday morning. Judge Otto
returns to his Official labOrs after a brief alb.
ssLce, with renewed health-a fact which
those having business with tho Interior Do.
partmsnt will doubtless DO pleased to learn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

Born HOUSES OF CONGRESS meet to
day, and it is now fully understood that
both Senate and House will be ado rned
by their presiding officers at IL noon
until December 7.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

GEN. GRANr As GEBERAL w ARuY.-It
has been rumOrsd that Gen. Grant would In
a few days resign his position as General Of
the army. This Is not the case. He will not
resign the Gensralship until after the cleo.
torAl vote Is counted and no 10 declared
elected President which takes place In Feb.
TuAry next.
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DIED.
Special Notices.

ew- PUBLIC SCHOOLS. "A REGU-
kK lar session Of the Board Of Trustees Of
Public Schools will be held At their room, City
A-P. PARDON,
nol0-lt Secretary.
~- THE FOURTH WARD RE
- PUBLICAN GLgB viii R Tss, s A .se
ING. A full attendance "a desired,
nolOlls President.
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Notice 20 Mariners.

OFFICE LiGHr HOUSE, !sspEcIoR,
FIFrH DIsrRIcT, NoRFoLK.VA., Nov. 4.ls6s
The Light Vessel mo. ~ showing single
light, which was placed temporarily at "wil.
loughby's Spit" Chesapeake Bay, has been
withdrawn therefrom, and the station 10 now
marked by a vessel tNo. 2a) exhibiting two
lights as originally displayed at that point
BY order OF the Light House Board.
THos, A. DoRsiS,
mist Com're U. 8. N, L. II. Insp'r.
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xrurvsIs AT rnp nornLs,

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II dims, Il sm,,S. Hishmond. Val
pSS,h. Smer No. Smn C, nonMvp Ma, ~
William, Buffalo, A 4 darmAn, .Brc6klSn n
Y; E r Ohapin, J B Phelps, q II Townsend,
d ID Field and wife, J ] Anderson, Dunbar,
Gen II Roberts, z KoSp, 8 frssm.n, J
and wlfe, n g, 3 Rob-, Q A walker, ?
II Long, Hon Ohas O'Neill, o willard, o II
willard, philadelphia W Maehsren, Jsmes
Maeharen, Manchestef, Englandi MAJ Gen @
Nm n .no phi5. ~, Won ws,,.' T,ess.
ms ~. ~ ,.a...~sat, n m Msadoek pa, nj 7 kim.
S NY DWp9' W.n Nat ht,snts' al.
oai' van Nes', h''Nue,
K1RKw0QD HQUSE-KIFq.
John williams, Billy Brown, Van Mar:
tin, 0v qilkey, Charles Hamilton, Lemuel
Jeffries, wm fitzsimmons, v y MURPHY II
SIshfSrd' IShn ~ Sosrm n}rsat, ensrS Wv
YORK; Nelson Beall, Eroatburgi Robert De
deni Benjamin a Garter, Pittsburgj George q
Eimira; John d RritIman, Berks county.
| sEATON HOUSE-J. II. ssnnrs.
| W H blanchard MARYLAND, r Osborn aud
wife, west YirGinls, Voi = . Powder, Mary.
MaIyispd, II r I.eWis. Westmoreispd. Va, q
| Il, KImberlv Rslti more, Md, n Woodbury
| 1c.,an M.ss, " nsstv Mstyis "a, Syhss II
MsiiSy Yhii.leIrbis' ~, Indys u Hare
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

PIERRE cARME and Rudolphs will play bill.
lizards In Chicago on Wednesday evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

Ma. McCuLLocH denies that he has had
anything to do In producing the money panic
In New York. The Secretary thinks II one
class Of Wall street sharpsrs trying to over.
reach another. We guess he 10 right.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

"
LONDON, Nov. John 8. Clarke, the
American comedian, played Of the Strand
oaeen, the fnnoo anu rhnosss Oh "aes'
Reverdy johnson, and ether notabies.
The London Tmes Madrid correspondent
writes 10 that journal that the crown Of Spain
will probably be offered to Espartoce Decro,
The removal of Lsr,undI from the Captain
a.n.,.i.h;p nj Cpha- and tbe annointment of
Duics In bis place, was officially published on
Saturday. .r ,....
soprnAxrros, Nov. 9.-The Hamuouia
s.ilsd from southampton for New York ON
Saturday. 0
LIssoE, Nov. 9,--Ths mail steamer from
son,h Am.,,,, b., arrived from Rio J.ns,,c.
h,,,,,n, .av,es, In tho la,b nit.
M. .,,,.a a., .rd avn, a.. h.n,. A.,rr
.,on tn. n.v, of thu ,urrsnds, NJ that c;,v
~, hon,,v ,,n.ot,d a, Rio nv. ,,no,,,d
a., a.. Tr,,,.a sat-. ,n,.d,o, ,,a., r.,
49,, nj. -. - :. a.. p...-
-. 1890.
100. W. o III. Gam, =, commo,
d.. - ..a.,.a . 1870. - -.,.L :,
A.. -. ,a,,n, r., ,ommo. H. IT,,
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B,rbvsy murder and Robbery.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. "a German named
Nicholas Simon, living in the country west Of
this city. was found In the road dead yoster.
day morning. with his skull broken, and
otherwise beaten. His pockets had been
riasd There 10 no clue to the perpetrators Of
the deed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

Indian CHEZ KLLED.-Information re-
ceivsd yesterday st the Indian 0fhos an
nouness the killing Of Co-shsck-aws, head
chief Of the Apache Mohavss, st La Par,
Arizona
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

MILWAUKEE. Nov. "a run on the Mi:
waukss bank commenced on Saturday. The
Wisconsin State bank has suspended.
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Pianos and Music.
Millinery and Dress Making.

DRESS MAKING.
MRS, ATKINSON, 81 Eighth street west, be.
tween and X, Y now better prepared than ever
10 turn out work satisfactorily. Ladies' Wishing
10 make their own dresses can have them euI and
bAsted on short notice. Garments cut BY measure ,
no guess work.
Patterns cut whom desired, oeS-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

RossET, the eminent composer, Is said to
DO seriously III,
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Gan Cr,u, nj ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
General Grant was in his room at army
besdouarters shortly after Q O'Clock yesterday
morning. and remained there until 2 o'clock.
During the morning be was visited BY General
s,bossId SNEAKER Colfax. Senator Morgan,
c.n.r,,, r.,,v e.orvs II. Thomas. Hum.
nh,.v, Emory Farly. and A number Of other
prominent gentlemen in civil life. Tho inter.
vi.vs vere peuersIIy brief, except those with
General scbodsld and Speaker Collar. Each
NJ ,bs,e gentlemen were clossted with the
p,.,idsnt ,lect over an hour, but the result Of
thai, interview, was beyond the reach Of the
m.nh.,, AZ IN. ,,.,. ,bo uere on the alert
~ lar .v.rx mov,m.nt made by General
a., or .on,,, IN. cabinet was being ar.
r,n,.d du,;n, ,b.,. interviews. and with ,hi,
.ons,o,ion AZ goss s,v.ral Of the Bohemian
"a m. ,.l,sr,pb Office, and the news is spread
~, N. ,.nar
a.,,,,, a,.,,,s mating with hi, eompan.
to-, 4, .,n. 30. hs,rtv and sincere Will. IN,
...,,o, n. r.v. an. many civilian, and IN,
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Tho Next acknowledgement and
Surmiaes.

Tho Ncxt acknowledgements and
surmfses.
The great theme Of eonvsrsAtion among the
poiitisians' and the much sought uter Mem
oy the press a' TINS TINE " inc nst' oso''
net VINO se .ney IS eontssn' f'es
Ton H"em' "oo ooncsosd iA' Anops
me frs taat tney are nreaoy ae'
upon one ssnusnaa vas sas''nee nv Wv
'ia.e W" sIanssu, 'na' 'ne ns". ~ VIZ 80
aha s'osp.'a o'ner' oopo'eu sn.' M ~
'"'ea mat zen u'ah' was w." $500 ~
msk,ns up me h.'e. Nnn' ,ae s.e'y ~
opinion ssp' tne reporters anu oo"'ti.'Poa,e".s
pe'''e' s,e"' tao nua. =, .o"o'ne''
. ' , -. IN
nes 'o' eaou ' ~" W." .pp..'
:" 'n' PAp.'' 'a'o's.va. ~" ~. ~
nav "on'" ~ wv W" ~ 80 " ''-pp'y
tne positions ioi inc ehsuips oen.ay
Simply al susmise' sh1 Oh 0ou'se "en iooa
ior 'as press In s''sn'o VI "o'' 'A''''"s
TOPICS -,
| one STATE agreed upon ~ ssvuai OF tn'
bonemians ana tefsrsPheuto inc he"spA
psrs 'nsy represent u Is ioi'o"S e.s'e W
par'men', yen oanksi iN.'u'J osnao
sherman Interior, senator oonness' navy
admiral forteri war, 'eh' oonone'ai Ios
omoe, non. 1onn W. r'rheJi h''fnsy ven
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FOnKlGN NEWS BY CABLE.

A.othsr Earthquake on she coas,
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LATEST TELEGRAPHrC NEWS
vsr, T.Aseo Republican Gain

TiiIs sst.ATE ELECrIoNs
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California and Oregon for Grant
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s IURNIsHIN9 AND VARIETY STORE,
trays, Cooking utensils, Feather Busters. baskets,
Brushes. &c. Pine goods and prices low. nov2-f
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For Sale or Rent.

fs. q J Ssssfs''As = ssls
Odce, bstwesn III. hours Of 9 and 10 .. m, and
aud 6p. m. Rent, cooper MONTH Possession given
Immediately. hovV.u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
Republican Convention Of Monroe
County, Tenn.

The kspubhcg OF Monroe county me- in Con-
veuslcu 81 the Court House in Jacksonville Oh
Hondsy tbe 9Th inst, whsn Dr. Edwin Hall Gas
.,ailed ic ths chair anJ j. w Brock acted IS Sscro
tsry
The object Of the meeting being stated, the fol-
.owirs named gsa:lensn we're appointed 70 draft
resolutions express We OF the OF tho Conven-
.oa. VIZ Major L. NJ Blxokrsn, ". Milligzr,
and Wr 6tsph Ate, retiring tJs short time,
hey returned snd reported The following, which
we're unanimously adopted
EssolesG. ist, That we earnestly COMMEND and
endorse the action Of the recent National Republi-
san Convention, both Is regards the platform OF
principles enumerated and the nomination Of those
sterling pst-iotl, Grant snd Collar, the csndi-
Is.es Of the Republican party for President and
Vice President
Rssol,sd, ID, That We cannot regard the COURSE
pursued by los S. Fowler, U. ). Senator from this
state in the impeachment tris Of Andrew John
son. otherwise than deliberate and corrupt betrayal
oI the confidence heretofore repossd in him by the
Republican party Of Tennessee; aud we ardently
kOpe that our State Legislature will at as early
day IS practicable request the said Senator 10 resign
the position he has SO bssely dishonored.
Rssols;Z, "a, Thst the following named gentle
men, to wit DR. Edwin Hall, Major L. NJ Black
nan, J. 4. Robinson, J. W. Brock, C. I. T. Davis,
Isaac Lindsey, Jr, J. +. Jones, w. Z. Nelson, J.
z. Burchheld, James Sloan, J. Q. Minkler, S. S.
cs},u-. I2hN O. RAJ, willsEsssH n. Aalsaelin, J +.
Owens and J. " Milligsn, are appointed delegates
=, represent this county in t.: Congressional Con-
anton slled t. meet in Knoxville On the inst Sat-
rdsy Of Angus: neat and they are hereby instruct
"A 10 cast the vote Of this county tor Gen. Joseph
A Cooper Us q candidate 10 represent the I'd Con
,rsSsioDsl District in the next Federal Congress,
Also to cast the vote Of this county for COL David
NJ Nelson for Electcr for said District on the Pres
Dental ticket.
10 cd, 9Th, That Major L. N. Blsckmsn, @.
L. P. Davis, J. Z. Minkler J. W. Brock, Willism
S.sup and J. w Milligsn, sre appointed delegates
70 represent this county II the State Republican
Convention ~ assemble in Nashville on the 10Th
law OF August neat, and said delegates are hereby
instructed 70 cast the vote OF this county for the
Hon. horace Maynard as the candidate OF the Re
publican party for the State st large Tor the next
Federal Congress.
ResoIoeS 5th, That the Secretary Dc instructed to
furnish copies OF the proceedings OF this Convention
70 M. KSoxvILLE WHIG and Athens Republican
Tor publication.
ri re- being No further business before the Con-
,.u.iou, ON motion, il adjourned sac die.
DIR. EDWIN HALL, President.
J. W BROCK, Secretary.
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KNOXVILLE TENN, SATURDAY AUGUST s, 1868.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
I'm BANKRUPTCY.

In BANKRUPTCY.
ths pisir Clurg Of the Cnited states kssiefn
psatrtol VI fenRsssee,
IN The aattsF " Z. h. coleman, bankrupt
EAstsrn ps.riet of Tennessee. -.
IRIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
The Soth asy q guly iSsS, Of bankruptcy
ssas oal Il Che psEiet Ceat u tbs Csed stAtes for
he SAsyn 0et Tennessee Sgansl tAs esate " O. N
celepan VI sesdV - The eO1hty hAne5G IN ssil pis
iog Wa0 hes been acjpdge2 BANKRUPT his esn psti
iva that he pay snt " any debts and the delivery Of
property esnEag 20 such Bankrupt u hi 0F bis
aud The transsF 81 any property By hiD forbidden BY
AW and thai meeting OF The erotprs " said BANKRUPT,
pTVVa thsr aess and choose ASssnsss Of his
estate wi be lad Court Of Bankruptcy 30 Be holden
81 the hoass In kogersVis, SAID tsriet hs0re
Ios H. nsSsy, Gs9 OF tSe Registers IN Bankruptcy
sAd pissEst shs eSsh day Of September A D. is
81 II a'olOSk, Al Il, MepANNELL,
auss-sws MssssasOr ani l. Marshal oI sSl pissget.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
NOTICE
To Civil and Sub District Clerks, County of
Knox.
AL SCHOOL : ORGANIZED In IHE

county should lie reported tho office the County
superintendent together with the vi Teachers
poyed and price paid per month"; before the LIST day
August 1865. N, c. WILCOX, Superintendent
july IS WI Public Instruction, County Of Knox