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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
The Prince of Wales in ireland.

From the London News, pr 10
The Prince and Princess of Wales set foot to-day
on Irish soil, and they are assured Of thousand
fold welcome from the gallantry and courtesy of the
nstion, well as from its loyalty Even disaffec-
ton will respect the guests Of people and a ma
son Of born courteous will not violate in any lot the
code Of politeness. The peer and the peasant rich
and poor, Protestant and Catholic Trojan and Ty-
rian, viii know no discrimination in The cordislity
of their welcome 10 a kind-hearted and well.mean.
ing Prince and to lady whose grace suitability
and patient suieri9gs have won and touched All
hearts The royal visit is in one respect wellti
AT the moment when The House Of Commons has
virtually pledged itself to great act Of national
justice Il IS fitting hat the reigning family should
not be wanting IN signs OF good viii toward Ire
land II might be well if royal visits had been ear
lier and more frequent The only TO
medy for Irish disahection is Justice. But the signs
Of good viii have their value as pledges Of good
works. An appeal 10 the loyalty Of the people is
an implied promise 10 fulfill the conditions On
which loyalty depends. The task OF necessary re-
preston has been drmly and judciously performed.
~. execution may defy censure. and may even e1-
~ approval but il cannot win affection. For
tnAs otner agencies must be used and the visit Of
me llnee aao Princess Of Wales isian Augury, We
nope OF t1elr employment EXCEPT IN the rarest
instances Irish disaaeciion 10 TIE Englisb Govern
ment has seldom IN recent times grown into actual
dislcyslsy 20 the person Of the uoDar.h ar :, ~
ruling dyBasty. Ga tts contrary aio,sss ale ,o.,-
feeling common so Atishmeh Of both creeds and All
ranks has been hearty allegiance 20 the throne
h the ceremonial Of which the venerable cstbadrsi
viii 81 the scene Protestant and Catholic pecrs
will dad themselves side BY side uutroubled sy con-
troversics IS % whether The saint who gives h.
name,siike % the Church and their kuighty order
was a Catholic, Or Protestant oE Primitive
Christian. or a. Mr. Osborne, on learned auihcrity
conieras = aaysh, and but the shadow OF a name
They viii meet IS Irishmen and as loyal subjects
Faction party and sect will for tho time be sbsor
ed Ia common patriotism aud allegiance. The
less coupsly crowd which viii gather on an occasion
probably a. interesting 10 The royal visiicys al
Punche.town race course will % animated By sub
sfantially the ssme feeling In giving occasion 10
them the Prince and Princess Of Wales win render
real aid 20 the larger and wiser s.atesmanshp Of the
future It r. 70 Be hoped that such help viii b. re-
newed from time 70 time.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
A LATER ACCOUNT

HoNoLULU, April ga MA vessel has
just arrived from Hawaii, bringing full ac-
counts Of the lava flow. 1t broke out two
miles above Captain Robert Browns house,
and flowed directly TO it. The family es-
capped with their clothes only, and the path
by which they escaped was not covered with
lava. In ten minutes afterward the lava
had pushed into the sea, forming a point a
mile long The jets were thrown one thou
sand feet. The scene was one Of most ter
rife grandeur. The damage is confined to
the island of Hawaii
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

Tho innocence Of Governor BrOwniow in
supposing that anybody but the subscribers
to the KnC xville Wing will believe the story
that he had plan prepared week before
be received the letter OF his agents at Wash
ington. similar to that proposed by them,
is very refreshing. He stated few weeks
ago in bis paper, Under has osca signature,
that there nerer could be any militia called
ont by him. Nothing has occurred since
then except the letter from Washington
He should make his afterthoughts more
probable e he expects the public outside OF
his own rather limited, and by no means
select audience, TO credit them.-AdShcWe
p fSsTTre-s---.
Mr.. Waterson, OF the Banner is little
too hasty. Governor Brownlow read his
"plan' to Judge Watson, General Cooper
General John B. Rogers, Hon. I. A. Ham
ilton, and others, the week before the
Washington Congressional letter was re-
ceived. Is itnot ''very refreshing" TO have
tho names Of such witnesses? The charge
that he stated "under his o,cn signature, that
there aecer ioould be any militia called ont By
him, is simply NOT TRUE, and he calls for
the proof Until the proof is furnished,
the pHbliG can Judge as to whose saftor-
thoughts arc the @more probable
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
A Proclamation OF War b. the Rebel
Leaders against Republicans

The Raleigh Seafiael. the organ Of the
rebel leaders and of rebels who are engaged
in business, makes the following proclama-
ton
I'VE must taboo and ignore all apostales
10 their color and kindred We must give
the preference. in all our business transac-
tons TO merchants, traders, mechanics, and
laborers, who stood by their race and
friends in the late struggle.
An appeal like the above strikes at the
very root Of business and destroys all con
fdence between men Of opposite parties. II
is a proclamation Of social and business war
without regard to race.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
IT Els is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON

= ne iith day Of May, 1sss warrant Of Bankruptcy
l-sucd out Ct fhs District Csuft 81 the i It
ne sa,srs District Of 1esne against estate 81 sad
6eoss r niehsa ie the cDutF Monroe In said sIff
Who has been adudssl Bankrupt on ~ own uefifion -,
tbs payment Of any dnbts and The delivery of auv -s
% saeh bankruPt 70 hin, for IFS use aud shg ~
any property ~ hin. are iortddea b. law and ta f
ag q the creditors o. said Bankrupt prove fcr s -
Cor q bansraptey . = heidsu At tie onco Of wiii
Alkln ,g, ~ hsgssey Block Gay street, Knoxville Tsn
Tor sid District the lib day 81 June n 49,
. elseA, -. n y 1cDANSEL, Msssene.r
nAY l5--t Hnd 4. :. hnrahai for ssIS 49,.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
ATTACHMENr.


>. D. Jackson s. BlackwsH.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
the defendant 70 indebted him sum q one
huscTed and sxtyhye dollars and fy cents debt and sf
IF gt and abscOnds that the ordinary process o
not BE- served upon him, having obtained original aar
5st against tina estate Of tee defendant made
before C. T. r Davis Justs Of the Peace Tor Monroe
c0uniy and the having been levied bis property M
ORDERED By said Justice that the defendant appear 6
hiu lis cf1ce Ia the 9th District u Monroe ceufv -
18Th day Of September next Is viii be PROCEEDED t
eJrougiy 10 a further ordered that this notice ~ ~
ishod 70 iour successive weeks IN Br0wnlow's wing
may L-f O. 7. P. DAYTs J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

A State Convention must be held. The
time has como when the people. If they
would preserve The priceless heritage Of
freedom bequeathed them by their faihers.
must rise in their majesty and vindicate
their birthright The farmer must leave
his piow, the mechanic bis handieraft and
The laborer his implements Of toll, if neces-
sary, to recover their stolen rights. The
times admit Of no indiference.-Mmphis
Avalanche.
Thus discourseth the Aralaneke upon tho
subject Of Democratic-Re State Con-
vention. II the object Of the Convention is
70 overthrow the present State government,
its members would act wisely by meeting
t'slee q UeH cogstrpaedJof, with enough
81 provisions and ammunition to last during
the siege We premise them some trouble
before they recover their stolen rights
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13


4 motion thsn made and carried 70 go into
election Tor Grand Scribe, sad Mr.. D. c. Irwin
elected
After which, on motion Of Ar. A G. Ferguson
council. consisting II ave, was elected. and that
bcnor devolved upon AsssFs. Campbell, Liitleiohn.
Risk, Haley, and another whose name is not 10 be
revealed for Bhe reason giscn above.
The ofisers were sll duiy worn IN upon the skull
and immediately assumed control Of The organi'
z&tion as Supreme Cyclops, and give the members
present lecture IN regard to caution and secrecy
A. q. Ferguson, al fho Zine prominent then
moye2 thsi the masks and badges should DO pro.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

East Tennessee.

Boarding Accommodations viii be Ouered
June 1st. 1858.
THE HOUSES HAVE BEEN THOR
OUGHLY repaired painted pa pered &C. together with
new addition Of Porch and Kitchen Have three Of lhs
finest Springs in the world, tho
Chalybeate, White and Black Sulphur.
Inc cool and heathfal atmosphere pleasant surrounding,
the variety accessibeness and medical qualities Of tbss
ns are too well known 70 require any special references
10 regard to them They situated In Granger county 10
miles from McMians station the East Tennessee and
virginia Railroad, two AID half hours ride
wife, 10 miles by ra and 10 by Stables
inraaa viii - provided,
Hicks VIII run daily from McIillan's station.
TERMS day for board 50 per week SO; per month So
O1,aIsn nnder " years and ssrv4ats half price.
,. g. FLANDERS Lessee.
may io-a Knoxville, Tenn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

26-This was the last number drawn from
the hat of which record was kept, and the others
are withheld. These numbers were all placed in a
hat, and each individual drew his number, by which
ne was afterwards known under any and all circun-
stances
AT the time the oath and rules were adopted and
as said before il the joint work of A. G. Fer
guson and myself, cipher was reported, of which
the following is literal copy, except so far signs,
standing for words, signals etc, cannot be given,
because the type cannot be made without / had q
type foundry at my command:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
AssIGEEE's SALE OF VALUABLE pV,,
ESTATE -HaL

by ORDER OF THE UNITED STA Tpe
IL District Court for the District Of vrripi = I'D
assigrees Of II. L Phpps, BRnkrupt IN ~ 81 vi ts
May ses % the highest BIDDER al iho right ts a.,
tersss that the sad = T. Phpps bad AZ bs time 81 s a
the - Known
Henderson. Lyons and Leeper Farm,
containing one thousand acres mere or less an ta
situated Eighth Civil Dstriet Of awkp oae b0y
nessee attaining The lands Of the heirs OF George Tn
deceased Mamie B. Clay aud cthefs Tia shov Lloas,
land lies the north side 81 Eoston river 49,, e
miles east Of RogersviIe and 0ee Of ths
farms IN East Tennessee, Containing three
cf the finest quality Of river bottom Its location 4,
srables and the Improvements all very coed - "
Those desiring valuable and productive harr, -
healthy locality and in good negbOr hood, should nor M
20 attend the sale Of the property hereby 0ae-cd ~
The sale will &c made the premises. In parcels IA a..
purchasers 0ne-hfth Of The purchase money viii h. ~
qured day Of ale the balance In three equal p,t.n
ments, 70 b In four eizet and twelve months nom a a.
SALE the purchasers executing their with suceas
curity for the and lien the property VIII III =
tAined % sccure the purchase money
Q. L. YORK
A. FCLKERS0N
mayiS-5t Assgnecs Of +. L. Phipps
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
oIRouIT couRr
SECOND sSDICIAL oIRcUIT-JEFFERs0g CoUN1
TENNEgeEr

SECOND SSDICIAL oIRgUIT-JEFFERsOH COUNTY,
TENNESSEE.
James v Jacobs ". Davis snoddy Allen BstHs Ihomas
eor1an and Christly Witt
N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
The satisfacticn q tho Court from the adavit Of the
pAlnt5 that the des1dans, Davis snoddy Thomas Cor
an are nou-rostents ana the attachment having bes r.
turned ~ the sherH Of Jefferson aud Cooke counties levied
upon the defendans Davis su0ddy and Thomas GoTsaa
property II ordered By the Court publcatien 81
eade % BroWnlows Wing, newspaper PUBLISHED In tbe
Town OF hnozve Tennessee for four successive irss- "a
curing said dsien&ants 20 appear at the next Tenn of t
Soar 70 DO held for the county Of Jefferson At ne court
mouse ~ Ianddgo, Ell the second Monday OF An~rf ia
ana plead or dsmuf 70 the plaintiffs demand or th5 am
e tahen a. confessed aud udgmeBt rendered according
may l3-ft pi5 s. 3 MocrrFe~4or o.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

Died on Monday May 3D. 1865 his residence Coyoand
Bradley county Tennessee after long and painful Illness
Hon. ALBEIT g. WELCkER In the 18th year Of his ago.
Judge Weicksr stood AZ ms bead Of bis profession In East
Tennessee, and universally respected by ell who knew
him he was Chancellor Of the seeOad Dstriet in 1894
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

These are ali the combinations the printer can
make, but they ars enough to show the principle in
It's simplicity and tbeEefore in it strength This
cipher was handed round, was much commended,
was adopted, and R'as used.
After the adoption of the cipher aud the accom-
panying documents cath, etc. Mr.. A. Z. Ferga-
son moved that / should be elected Supreme Cy-
clOps the honor declined but it was unAnimgusly
forced on me, sad on vote being tsksn for Vice
Grand Cyclops, Tbos. L. Risk was placed IN nolni-
nation, and elected BY majority Of enc running
arainst The fo:lnwing.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

G10 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
" IL with my Patent STENCIL Tools prepay samples
free Beware of nfringers. My will explain
dress A. j. fULLAM, Springfield, Vermont. N l3-it
EMPLOYMENT S15 TO e3e
H day guaranteed. Male or female agents wanted in
every town--descriptve circulars FREE Address
api Ism JAaEs O. RAND Co., Bddeford, Ne.
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ATTACHMENT.


William Robinson ~ Samuel Black we'll.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says tae defendant s justly Indebted to him IN che sum
OF seventy three dollars and eight and cost
sa ana 20 aeseSnds that hs ordinary process cannot
De served upon him. kavpg obtained original
agsnst the estate Of the defendant made rstarnabo before
y = = Davis Justice % the Peace for Monroe county and
the same having been levied bis properly ordered y
saz Justice that the defendant appear before him 81 hs ~
nee n the 9th Civil District Of Monroe county on The ION
Jay Of September next or t will be prossedsd accord
may II - farther ordered that this notice Be published for
iosr successive weeks in Brosuiow's Wbig.
may III Q. I. y. DAVIS. j. p
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
COUNTY COURT-KNOx n0uNTY.

George N. Garter, Administrator kc vs. no Heiss Of VIM
Hizon, deceased
Ply VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE
- IN this at the May Term, 1885, OF the County
court Of Knox county win oner for sale the highest
oef on me zen day Of June next the promises
tract Of land situated IN the 18th District Of Kpox
county adjoining the bands Of II. Roberts r. B. Brico and
2thsrs containing 10 The sale will be made on
credit Of three and six nos except tho sum Of one hun
dred dollars which viii 30 required the day Of sale
rotss OF equal amount being taken for the remainder with
approved security and lien retained the property un
tins purchase money Is July paid
may l3-it VIZ. RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
tFor the KnonvIns whis.l
NEW YoRK, May 9, 1865

To HIS Ecceuency Governor Broscnlor.
DEAR SIR l have made this city my
headquarters for the present, and am en-
couragcd to believe that the cnrrent Of inn
migration to the State of Tennessee is
greatly on the increase. I have also made
a beginning in obtaining subscriptions TO
meet the present wants Of the Board. Mr..
R. 7. Wilson and Mr.. Thomas Eakin have
headed the list with s25 each Tomorrow
1 am TO be introduced to others who feel
an interest in our State In addition to
this, Mr. r. 7. Wilson proposes to be one Of
a hundred TO contribute 500 each and if
the State should appropriate $4,000, he
proposes to be one Of hundred again TO
give $4,000 more for he is under the i'm
preston that $40, 900 would be good start
to the cause Of immigration, and would be
sure to enrich the State by millions.
With great regard.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
MARRIED..
OBITUARY.

On the 9Th Of April at the residence Of Jasper Hutchnson
10 Monroe county, BY G. T. P. Davis Esq. Mr. JAMES
SAMPSON, Of Georgia, to Miss LOUISA g. HUTCHINSON
Of Monroe.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
Great Expose By the Supreme Grand
Oycl0ps.

How Barbour Lewis was to be Hung.
Diabolical Arrangements Of the Assassina-
ton Committee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

Book AND jon PRINTING of every descrip
tiondone at the WHIG Office, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
ATTENTION, CLAIM coMMrssroUR5.,
J IAHE CLAIM COMNIssT0NF1pSss' 20 20
4 the counties lying east al -. 60, = 41lho 4 VI
vi s.nq 81 orders for Blanks T. Hs~. aoaniss
fnfure. te-s1 i9 2said couptles h 49,
seavls.tf THOMAS N'HTrFs -
eenerAl Claim Co5ss,5-.f---s
EAST TENNESSEE AND WEST TopTU
CAROLINA RAILROAD. a
Notice 20 canfracforu.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
unsd the ID day q June for the zraduati,u aud -,
~ fourteen miea Of the abeve Foad, extending fs
Ispot % Doe River Cove. Th division Of -
~ lneiooes Iunni three hundred feet IN lanrth
bridges across Doe River aud ofer d-slratis I've
profile snd specidcatons 10 ssan a. Johr s,s he
me company reserve the rtets reject an - ria Dpt
ma5ie-os c. A. NEE, Chief Enyf-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
John Rhea. - Aamiasstrsse1 -. Joseph aall.m..s i,
IN THIS CASE LII AppRA pIhr1. rnn,r

= tas snaended ball thst fte drfpndants John easn..l
9tfrfn eAmpsr4 isaar -anssri q A. Isnes Rufh J5ne.
5sass " jones, heien J'u. Pi-Asans whitley IsaAcIis
btoN Nne Thomas Corr che Etare of
~ = ertrrri - he tfk Master taat pab
,.,e p, iaeee ier tr Snee~s-lF~ aeek - IN BroWulog
= nptfla Nhlyi notifying s9 -fra4tas APPEAR tsr
~ ~n4heefy soeft a. katsr, che sfeanI hontsv ~
~ 1FAt ana then and there tks sh-ir defence ~ -
y tinal $40 anendsd bills tine same vtli - 49, -
niessea 40 - Ser hearing * paftr soss r. ~ @
,n.vtas, Tess q Q. sMlfH t. M
's~-H ~ }. ". ZOE, b.. Z. 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
In Bankruptcy.

District Court United states for the Eastern D,,
q Ieanessee.
In the matter Of George P. carmichael BANKRUPT
Eastern District Of Tennassse a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN
" FORaING patrons and all others that we have
opsned Shop for BLACKsMITHING AND HORSE
sHOEG door south OF the old stand street.
near ain where will be happy the patronage Of
out old customers and oil others who may anything
dom line
Oar work Is commsndation.
may 133m JAMES COINS 4 co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

Book BNDINo Of every description done
at the VINO Office
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
CHAECERY CoURT-RUTLEDeE

l.y N'i' aaa D. D. Forester 50. Lsfs Jsausass.
y THIS his CASE IT APPEARING THAT
stats 81 ssansnss, y Nonresident or the
1900 y laAs " ioar successive weeks in Brs~a
~, u - ~ eig noiylnR said defsndant te sra~. -
- - g. sleseef, cosrt o. Rntsdre - ne Se5 49, -
~ tnsa ae theTe % make def-bcs 70 al z,,i
~ sese VII b 10 ken Tor fssss ana - - t-.-
ihs x PAris- eaPy 8 ihs order $50 - ''' h'-s-
,...,,.. Tesf O. C. SMITH O. N
i' b ,. ". X0E, D. G. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
TEE MYSTERY UNVEILED.

From The Memphis Bulletin.
Il II L K u TX LII *!
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
The Case Of DR.. NaphegyI.

i have some doubt. abou, tn. ls..sr nau..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
LEWIS 3. GuNcKrL.

What a glorious monument is this Of the lberali-
ty of the people who founded, and of Congress
which sustains, this great benedcient agency for
disabled soldiers. The requirements for admission
are: GrsL An honorable discharge frem The volun-
teer service. Second Disability by wounds received
or sickness contracted In the line Of duty.
Chaplain Earnshaw, well-known to Tennesseeans,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKES.
Sandwich Islands.

Two THcusAxD SHOCKS IN A FORESIGHT
SEASIDE VILLAGEs WHELMED--CHURcH-
rs AND DWELLINGS DEMoLIsHED-A
HUNDRED IEHABITANTs SWALLOWED
STREAMS OF LAVA FORM AN ISLAND.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16
Glow Chilly thc Evenings in
October"

This is n common remark, yet how few
think of the dat gir vi exposing themselves
to their iuhue1c : In al low, mRrshy To-
caliues Agua aud Fever prevail at this sea-
son OF the year. In this disease there is
invariably more or less arrangement Of the
liver and Dig, stive organs. The remedies
usually resorted 10 have reference to pre-
venting the paroxysm OF breaking up the
chills. II this is Effected without removing
the cause, a relapse is Inevitable. Hostel
er's Stomach Bitters strike directly at the
foundation Of the evil, by acting on the liy-
er and correcting digestion. Toe cause be-
ing removed, the parUxysm will cease, and
the chills cannot return. When the patient
is weak and debilitated, the Bitters should
be resorted TO, as they Will strengthen and
tone the stomach, allay all nervous irrita-
tion, and infuSe renewed animation iuto the
hiuberto dropping spirits, without entailing
the danger OF reaction.
HOSTETTfk STOMACH BITTERS
is truly preventive medicine, rendering
even the feeblest frame impervious to all
malarious Influences; and, as a stomachic
and anti bilious medicine it is incompara-
bic, and no one who values his health can
afford to do without 1t. Fortify the system
with thi, inestimable tonic and invgorant,
and the "Chills OF October Evenings" will
have no terror for you. Oct. 2 At.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

side railroad, then perfectly Frustrated In
means ana credit, physically aud pecunia-
riiy dsfunct, without rolling stock, bridges
and depots destroyed, q perfectly used-up
concern, with large floating debt ontstand-
ing, and claimants clamo. Gus for pay. Now
10 Is IN 3 condition that will compare favor.
ably with any road in the South, having as
much rolling stock per mile and that mostly
new and OF the most approved style its
floa,ing debt cancelled, its credit reinstated,
with the prospect OF being relayed with new
iron: aud, in addition to all, understand
it is contemplated TO resume the payment
of the interest ON its bonds at some early
date. This is tie present condition of this
road that has been called a "lifeless body"
ga fossil remain" "a dead cock 10 the pitt"
&C., &c. This wOndrous Transformations is
the result of co isolidatinp, which was orig
mated and put Ia operation Ivy this same
man of iron will, who knows 10 failure, and
Of the energy, system and good Judgment
with which he has conducted and managed
It's affairs