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Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
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Circuit Court, Johnson County
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

~ haNhbOlAbl
EGkrH Dsfria ef Tsnneslse, AZ yonssborougk,
October, 20fA, 1865.
Samuel Guggsnheim. Of Leesbnrg, Bankrupt.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of bic appoln;menl a. AssiVnte
Of samuel GugRenheim, Of Lsssbnrg, Tenn,
Who has been adiadged a Dankrupt upon biz
ovn petition By the District Court on said
hstie. 81 kinKrATricK Aurao.
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Cirrait COnrt at TarIOrsYiIIe.

STATE OfTENNESSEE. JOHNSON COUNTY.
ELLEN STOUT vs.. Smith Stout. In this
IL case, IL appearing by affidavit that the
defendant is justly liable, and is = uou.rssi-
dent OF the State, so that the ordinary pro.
cess Of law cannot be served on him and a
petition for Divorce having been fled, and
reiurnable to the Circuit Court of said couu.
ty Il is ordered by the Clerk that publies-
ton be made for -four successive weeks 10 the
Union Flag, a newspaper published in Jones'
ooro commanding the said Smith Stout to
appear before said Court, at the Court House
IN TAylorsville, on the Ord Monday Of No.
Vember, 1853, to make defense to said suit
against him, OF Il will be proceeded With sG.
parte. October 10, 1863.
FRED sLTNP, Clerk.
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Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register.

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aud tho recovery Of clains al all points, have To- an
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publish IN one large quartz volume.
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In Chaneery at JOnesbOrO'

MARI G sHanner W. SALTS. Ssannar.
rs tbs ease q u sisdrsd that M defendant. SAILS.
II tsannsr, - ftsidest 81 ne asis u Eeniacty.
u 10 therefors ordered that s sppsar before aild Coun
On ne sd Mondsy % N~crsuh-r, isee. ~ Joassbor0
md defend, o. this eause uill be st Cor hsariar a..
pafie. Octeher Hb, ls3. HEEHT HOS,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
EAST TENN. A VA. RAILROAD.O
T%EEAsUHER's OYYicE,

EAST TENN. A VA. RAILROApO
TRsAsUnER's OYyIcE,
Knoxville, Sept. 10, ls6e.
The Board Of Directors At the last annual meeting
appolntrd a Counist 70 examine the Stock Books 81
The Company.
That Committee, on examination, hud tha account,
% many who subscribed 10 The Capital stock sho,y
bAances tsome Of small 1mountl yet due and unpaid
that notlce Be given, By publIcatlon IN he ne,r,nsners
on me line Of The road, to al delinquent slockholdsn
70 psy 70 the Secretary and Treasurer Of lhe Companv
We baiAhee due on thelr respective accounts on o. 81.
will be declared Forfeited.
All s,oekholden who have paid In fun. and have
NOT got certificates, are requested TO eai Al ihis oges
and get them.
The slaekhoiders are notified, al,o. ,ha, m. ..x,
AnnuAl Convention, 10 elect Director Tor The snsnlnw
year WI meet ~ Knoxville % the hat ThutsdaV flsik
dayl % November nett. JOHN KEYRs.
@''sPltmofxl &screfarV and Tr.anrr.
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Two Doors Sorsh or the Post Ories. Gay street,
6sostlS-n.l KNOXVILLE, TESs
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-21

An AFFECTING SCENE IN CoUET.-F For
several days past John Doran. an orderly
>eargent i'll the United States army has been
on trial for completely in the murder Of Miss
E!!en Hicks, at Thro-gS' Neck, Westchester
county, y. J. Mach sympathy was felt for
DJran, who i 4 fine looking fellow, and the
Court room WAS crowded with men and
women during the trial. The case was n
ciuded, the jury bringing in a verdict Of not
guilty. when a very affecting scene transpired ::
Doran's wife and two pretty and neatly
dressed children, who had teen in attend
ance each day, We're in an anti-room. At ten
minutes past eleven the door OF the jury
room opened, the Judges took seats on the
bench, and the jurors entered and took the
seats assigned them. After their names
were called, in response 10 the question by
the clerk, " Gentlemen, how say yoI; DO you
find the prisoner at the bar guilty or not
guilty :" The foreman arose and replied,
" Not Guilty" DOran arose like a bolt with
an indescri5able expression on MS face, and
instantly the whole audience cheered. clap
ped their hands, and stamped their feet in
approval. \ number of his comrades who
we're present clasped their hands around his
neck and kissed him, and the ladies in the
gallery leaned over to look down upon the
scene, clapping their hands and waving their
handkerchiefs. At this interesting juncture,
l)oran wife entered hurredIy, and crossing
the room toward him. was clasped in his
arms and repeatedly and atfectionately kissed.
\ moment more and she appeared to be !
seized with Mysteries and began TO scream,
and swooned. Doran took her to a sea, and |
sat down with her Oh his knee, her head rest
ing on his shoulder. She seemed partially |
TO recover, and in a shrill, screaming voice.
as it were in terror, cried, "Oh, darling. |
what are they going to do with you:' She
evidently did not seem to understand that he
was free, and he, fearing from her actions
that commissions were Selling her, said trem-
ulouslv, :" Ny God, what shall l do for you,
Julia : The scene was intensely dramatic
it was more than dramatic, for it was
reality seldom witnessed anywhere, and the
general conception of which is only to be
found on the stage. Tears started to the
Eyes OF men who looked upon it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-21

COOP JOKE on FRANK BLAIR.-Some
time in August last. box, neatly prepared
and marked "Hon. Frank ?. B lair, Jr.,
Omaha, Nebraska" arrived at that place by
express, and was placed in the hands of the
Democratic nominee. Being naturally of a
generous and communicative temperament,
Frank invited his friends into his room to
witness the unrolling. The cover was re-
rnoved-then came little saw-Gust-then a
piece of thin board-then another layer of
,aw-dust and shavings; and, last, paper
bundle about ten inches long. four inches
thick, and seven inches wide. This was very
carefully unsealed, and on removing the very
innercuticle. what was displayed Why, a
package of tickets. GOOD FOR PASSAGE
Up SALT RIVER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81,
ONLY" and an affectionate note offering a
further supply Of the same article, if Mr.
Blair should think there might be mere men
who would ike the trip.
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LET US HAVE PEACE.

There was lately firm known as Seymour & Blair
Their doors closed and their sign is moi
there;
The assets are assigned 10 one Grant and his heirs
WHO'S now winding up the poor bankrupt atiars
The demo allied partners have gone to the dogs :;
AMI are mrei To the chin in the blacklist Of bogs:
4 nj all the effects they able show
Are elephant sick, and a cock that won't crow.
They've tursted their bresches and pawned their
last shirt,
Their machine i. PLAYED ont and refuses to squirt
They rC IoOr the last Of last summer :
shtd.
Aud have got the blind -taggers and belly ache
bad.
Democratic potatoes Ills season are small.
With but few in hiil. aul in s,inr none at all
While the furnishing party are round with tn
kettles
In search of some one VII, will furnish cold
y.ctuals.
Bat a f.r the elephant-where can they tie him
t1r even our VIDE awake Snowman won't buy
him
Skin him. boys, skin hu, in Brnums best
manner
AMI SID The green hide to Ulysses the tanner.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-21

THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL.-A few days
ago tine telegraph informed us that the United
States Government was publishing the ne
COLLATION. concerning a concession of the
right of way for canal across the Isthmus
Of Darien. and there is reason to believe that
this most important enterprise is at length
to be really undertaken. or its effects upon
this coast, and upon the commerce Of the
world at large. we shall have something to
say hereafter.-S. F. Times.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-The choir will sing
on Sunday. The entire Catholic population
is respectfully requested to be present.
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on Sunday. The entire Catholic population
is respectfully requested to be present.
THE PACIFIC UNION EMPRESS COMPANY
is entitled to the thanks of the APPEAL fol
California prpers delivered by its agent, Mr..
John C. Dorsey.
For Los ANGELEs.-Messrs. Bedford and
Crowell, old residents OF this place, started
for Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday. They go
thence with their families intending to make
their home there.
PERsoNAL.-W-e notice the arrival in town
last evening, from Virginia, of Senator
Stewart, and Mcssrs. Gaige, Lect and SAT-
f-rA. Senator Stewart leaves here this morn
ing for Reno where he will take passage for
Washington. May the best fortune attend
him upon his journey.
MINT MATrEKs.-Scsoral loads of mint
machinery arrived here Yesterday. There is
more of it at Reno, or on the way here from
that place. BY reference to a notice in an
other column Of our paper this morning, it
will be seen all Indebtedness incurred by rea-
son Of labor and material furnished the mint
during the months Of May and June, 1867.
will be paid at the Office of Wells, Fargo < |
60. this evening. Call and get your green
hacks
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Coz, mittee Of Invitation

>olIa Tbtttec VI hhNbNuthOu
Judge sam'l II. Wright, Hon. u. VI, els
| Hon. 4. c. Cleveland, Hon. :. &. Den
DR.. George Munckton, r. !. Edwards,
Hon. 5. c, Wright, John Rosser,
| 4. W. Nightingale, n. y. Rice,
Warren WATSON, Daniel Corbctt
\. Livingston, Or. J, NJ, Beni
Robert Lyon, Jacob shs,er,
II. VI. YrrngtoE, l.ui, Morris,
IohnG. f"s, NJ, y. Hatch,
! Joseph Plat, II. olcn irh,
A. u. Drieslach, F.F, Coffin,
W. j. Hamilton, :. r. Jones.
Frederick stadtmuller, nr. ". Mastny,
Samuel rlait, william y. vii,
Major II. :. Mason, George Lewis,
Joseph Rosenstuck. d. A. Rhoadep,
Miles Reese, Hon. r. u, Eds
James T.. Dcaly, Tony Ward,
Oscar Greenchaum, james Miller,
l. Rarnhart, Hon. A. y, Tr,
4. J. Rockwell. A. u. Gardner,
George l.. Gibson, Dr. A, ". Tad
John Richcy, A. Mantle,
William 7. joy, u, u. Magee.
Theodore 4. Hale, Thomas Beer.
=. q. Ludlow, George d, Brick
Capt. {. II. Mash, :. y. fenton,
q. A. Tyrrell, y. NJ, Ammcr,
James Fraser, &. kitzmeyer,
Il. l.. Gardner, VI. II. Wing,
!. linds. :. Abrshams,
John Wagner, VI. NJ Gage,
Charles Sturni, John Fisk,
Basiio Metin, D.. y. Sweeney.
G. &. Smith, y. Davis
John A. Loyrioy, George u. Hou,l
II. Mcneil, ". Brown,
~. \. y. Gtltert, John Cronin.
=. II. DOYLE, q. Washington
John !. Musser, =. =. Dow,
W. y. Torreyson, Adolphus waltz,
Cyrus Adams, v, 4, Evans.
james ] Maudlcbaum, Seymour pisley,
4. NJ. Buckley, I. n. Conner,
v. walker, John c. Dorsey
=. H. Bielcr, VIM. Mcdonnell,
VI. T. stewart, James NJ. Gray,
Henry Z. kraus, A. Z. Catlin.
Reception Committee
Theodore A. Hale, q. Washington
'udge William Patterson. George l.. Gibson
Hon. A. Curry, W. J. Hamilton.
Floor Managers
7. $. Mason, ". y. Hatch,
A. Rhoades, George A. Tyrel
Floor Directori
Lieutenant Governor James s. slingeris
TICKETS, ...... -
To be had Of the Committee ct the Doc,
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
Card.

Editors Journal:
On the 18th day of January. 1868,
a power of attorney was given TO pro-
cure a draft for $500, in gold, sent
from Germany, for Jacob Schunck,
In care Of Peter Crab, in Cincinnati.
Accordingly, on the 29th day OF Jan
uary, 1868, said draft was mailed by
G. 7. Adae, Consul at Cincinnati, to
me. On the Il of February, 1868,
the Consul made inquiry why said
draft was not returned with the proper
endorsement thereon, to enable him
to pay the above amount; enclosing
at the same time a decree Of
the Court of Yaihingess, King
dom of Wuertembprg, Europe,
dated December 10, 1867, demanding
of the heirs of Christopher Henry
Unsolt, of Henderson. KY, to repre-
sent themselves in Court at that
place, either in person or by a general
attorney, in ninety days from that
time, to receive $40, aud if not rep
resented, the amount would be paid TO
the next heirs in Europe. All those
letters were received only to-day,
February q, 1868, after calling for
the same more than fifteen times.
This morning the call for the delivery
of the letters was renewed, and the
same answer received that the letters
had not yet been received at the post
Office. | then demanded an official
certificate to the effect that the letters
had not reached this post-ofice, and
then and there the whole correspond
ence appeared. One letter was even
advertised February 7th, and could
not be had | have been in the
habit Of receiving letters at the
post Office for the last ten years, and
on all the letters my name was plain
ly written. The face of the letters
were also stamped. to be returned
to G. +. Adae if not called for in ten
days BY the detention of the let
ters referred to the heirs Of UnsOlt,
at Henderson, wiil lose their money,
and it will greatly injure me in my
business. A. BRAUNs.
February q, 1868.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
AND COLFAX,
BAKER AND CUMBACK,
AT MOZART HALL To-NIGHT.

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The
Concert at Turner, Hall last night,
given under the auspices of the
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society,
was grand success and a splendid
affair. The Hall was crowded with
some of the most prominent ladies
and gentlemen of the city For the
great success, much is due the ladies of
the Society, who have labored for sew
eral days past with untiring energy
and unabated zeal The object of the
concert has been stated before, being
for the benefit Of an Orphan Asylum.
1t is matter of great satisfaction to
know that on all occasions when such
objects are proposed, tle citizens of
Evansville have shown their liberality,
and proven their willingness to aid
in good cause.
The piano solo by Prof. Van Roy
was well executed, and. elected en-
thusiastic applause. The duett by
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlesinger was certain
ly very fine, aud loudly and enthusi-
astically encore7. A solo sung by Mr..
F. We'll was applauded to the echo,
and the audience continued to encore
till he made a second appearance.
The piano solo by Miss Rosa Kahn
was most heartily cheered. The
duett on K fat cornets by Professors
Buck and Warren, was performed
with admirable skill, and received
with loud applause. A solo sung by
Mrs. Schlesinger was loudly applaud
ed, and she was encored to a second
appearance A piano solo by Miss
Ad. Anspacher was also well receiv-
ed. The duetc by Miss Carrie Baum
and Master v. Schroeder, was EN-.
phatically the best executed of. any
part of the programme, the youthful
musicians being also applauded to the
second appearance.
The Crescent City Silver Band
had, with characteristic liberality,
volunteered on the occasion, and en-
tertained the audience with some of
their finest music.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

YOUNG MEMS MIrE.-The young
men will give mite atthe Episcopal
Parsonage. on Monday, at which
oysters will be served up in any shape
to suit the taste of those in attend
ance. Itis intended to have sufi-
cient variety in the programme to
please and entertain all, and to make
it a most pleasing and agreeable affair.
The young gentlemen VINO have the
matter in charge, will leave nothing
undone that will add to the interest of
the occasion. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

MUSICAL CoNvENrIoN.-Professor
G. Z. Pratt and lady, Of Boston, Mass,
noted and successful vocafists and
teachers of singing and cultivation Of
the voice, are shortly to visit Evans
vile, for the purpose of conducting a
Musical Convention. Further notice
in relation to this matter may be ex-
peeted through the columns of this
paper. feb2i-lt.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

BRUTAL.-A poor man named IL.
Stewart, with his wife and child came
up from Shawneetown. Illinois, yes
terday on board the steamer South
erner, en- route for Cincinnati. where
their people reside The husband,
late in the evening. came up town to
attend to some business, and while
away from the boat, fend in human
shape caught his wife and dragged
her into the cook house, and violated
her person. The woman attempted to
scream, but the villain stopped her
mouth with his hands, while he ac-
complished his hellish purpose. Of
course, she did not know the mans
name, but the facts were given to the
police, and it il to be hoped that he
viii be arrested and punished for his
heinous crime.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
OUR SpEcrAL.-The special tele-

OUR SPEcIAL.-The special tele-
graphic report of the Republican
State Convention, which appeared in
the JOURNAL yesterday, attracted gen.
eral attention for its completeness and
interesting manner reported. We
have thus presented to our readers
the proceedings of both the Demo
cratic and Republican Conventions in
full, including the speeches, the morn
ing. after their session, an event in
journalism never before accomplished
by any newspaper of this city. 1t is
our intention to make the JOURNAL
as complete newspaper as is possible
with our present news facilities. We
believe our efforts in this direction
will be properly appreciated by our
readers.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22

THE FEELING YEsTERDAY.-The
reading of the full report of the
grand Republican Convention at In
dianapolis, in the JOURNAL, caused a
very general feeling of qualification
among the true friends of the coun-
try, in this city yesterday. The en-
thusiasm of the Convention, commu-
nicated over the wires, pervaded the
Union men of Evansville, and there
was a general congratulation at the
good days work done at the Capital.
The Ticket is conceded to be first
rate; and the Platform is heartily en-
dorsed on all sides. Espe cially are
the sound financial views expressed,
approved by all our business men.
In commercial language we car re-
port Republican stock as firm and
active, with adecided upward tend
ency.
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-22
PaPIOr Furniture.

Having engaged the services of u
first class upholsterer, (late with s.
Myer q Co.. | am now prepared to
furnish full Parlor Suits of ali descrip-
tions, of my own manufacture, which
l can warrant for durability. / have
also a large stock of Bedroom and
Cottage Furniture. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
q. ARMSTRONG, II Main St.
Sign of the Big Bedstead.
N. B.-Spring Mattresses made to
order, and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. feb14-tf