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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-21
STERLING SILVER WARE
FINE ELEcrRo.PLATED WARE.

FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
THE aoRaASd Observation-Disclosures.
OF PRoVIDENCB, r, l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery.
and employing the most skilled labor, ale
enabled TO offer ansunequalled variety of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services, and every article special
IL adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and UNI
riyaned Nickel Silver Electro-P1ated Ware.
In which they have introduced new pat
terrsof rare elegance. The Solid Silver Is
guaranteed to be of sterling purity by u. 6.
Mint assay The Eleotro-Plate is guaran-
teed TO be superior to the finest shefield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
bat these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponsihle dealers everywhere.
81. .i Il: ssit GdtE@ ~ E H e
eNnAMAR E FIsis
tioRHAbIbrA fSuFAcTuRING co.
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Trustee,s sale

Rdats;i fsls, ~ 2F q a ssD DEED OF TRUST,
jane PhLll and Peter Philips To rSSsSif y.
trtisiee, and Of record In The ofiico az fI1s ks,
otier At pnbue s9te ~ tue 'front.' door 51 ne
Court HOUSE Of said comfy on tSNTS ~ st1e
DEoEMBER Is, 1sGS, At 10 o'clock ~ M ~ =
property mentioled in said deed Of frII1ss
thai Is tosAY: Lot number two hundred an,
forty l24Ql, on the east side Of Lon Etrtet IN
Eonand Aplines addition to the city OF
wheeling, between Second and Third 81 Sefs
IN the Fifth War; OF said city, vito lalI IN 3
polldings maehineEys engtnes and improve
rs q box taetoEy by said Reter Phiiips. = ;
Terms OF sale, Une half cash and one half
cIeult Of six months, bearing interest from
Gay 0tsale, with approved Eecurity. These
terms subject TO ALLEGATION on day Of sale n
leS!nea advisable. Title believed GOOD, 6ut
utts AA Is vested IN me hy sad deed OF tFnsf.
s WILLIAM R.AUBBARD, =
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SOMETHING New.
SOMETHING NEW.
SOMETHING new.
.ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS,
ARGoSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS

These Collars are sold everywhere ut the
same price as paper goods, and will wear
three times as long. a
The tradesupplIed in wheeling by AusUs-
rus PoLBAcK Manufactured by g. W. H.
WARD, New York. noyl4-1m
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snbseFlptI6ns-Isee.

Harpers q. war, one %
An extra Z. opy, of either the MAGAZINE,
WeekIysor Esss ar Will be supplied gratis for
In one remitfal,e 9 or SlK l,0ple8 for $40 90.
Subscriptinnsto HaTparis Magazine, week
ly, and BaEar 10 a ne address for one ear.
$1,000: or two f,f Han perss Periodicals, TO one
Back numbefs can be supplied at any
time. ifsss =
The postage on Harper. Bazar is 30 cepts,a
year, which must ~ paid. V the Subscribers
49, N--4 tSs.. 1 'HARPER Al. 'RoTHERs,
noY1S 81 New YORK.
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For Sale.
FactorY for Sale.
For Sale and Rent-

PUgIN Ess BASEMENT ROOMS,
II hnished offices and Daguerrean rooms IN
secona st0Iyt ana rooms FOR other purposes
Tor rent in my brick block on Main street.
Possession given Immediately.
Bulldtng lots and dwelling houses for sale,
AISo manufacturing site, containing eilht
lotss fronting on Main street and thaFfVer,
between the Belmont and RfPeT-ksida Mills,
SKIN ward. Also my country place for sale.
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once, no. Hex Main street, above Mon
i toe, 9p stalla ...,a febl4-tf
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srfttaI aIptiEes.
NiSHLER'S HERB BTTTERS

e arr HEa- e
!. o,,sof mercy TO SUFFERING humanity. It
cannot be too highly estimated, nor too
widely supported. 1t battles against disease
In all its varied forms, and rescues The vic
inns Of death by thousands every year The
cares II has efeo,ed in tens OF Thousands Of
American homes, in hospitals. asylums, dis
pensatorfes and innrmarles, on sea and land,
ar,fI wherever It is introduced. are admitted
70 embrace many ofthe most remarkable on
record. But, while 1t is a standard remedy
Tor a long train OF diseases, 1t is also the
acme OF perfection as PRorEcTIYE medi-
cine. II cures permanently and is n vitaliz-
ing and notwithstanding agent, while on
the other hand It is a safe means of reeulat-
ing, reinforcing and protecting the human
physique from deleterlous Influences, Affect
ing althand life. II is the best tonic, cor
rectiye and Alternative in use.
Sold ever WHERE ~ 9sa
DR. s.B. HARTMAN & CO.,
Sole Proprfetors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. e. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
i hoN~1-@7M ftIl5'
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LAND, MACON, FIoUK.

Oeg y b6s choice n. o. lfoiasSes. So
Just received and Ior ElIRhy q -slsl.i- 2
le0<t rf At PAxDoN . oGEERAYi
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For SaIe.

r OFFER FOR SALE NY BEsIDENuE
ON Fourth st. The house is ID thorough
repair and arrangements for comfort and
convenience very complete. For location II
isone OF the most desirable residences in the
CITY. ,7s--s 17.-- II, CRANGLE.
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am 9ent.
For Rent.
gaE Sais.

Iron lianufaoturing Stock for Sale.
lam AUTHORIZED TO SELL FROM
Six 10 Ten Thousand dollars worth OF
Inc stock Of a nrst-ciass Iron Manufacturing
CON pAnS' THos. o,BRIEN,
noVlS Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-21

Gfdi1Gncs H. relation 70 he RlecffJn cilttGes
and Jei Of The Rtf1IlndSteT II the CstyG f
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HARPER,s RAzAp

"a REPOSITORY of Fashion, PIeasnr
ana LnstFuetiOn.,,
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GoRHAM MANuFAcTURING CO.,
salesroom No. Maiden Lane, N. Y
nov3-d&w416m
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Salf.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE MUS
w kingun1 Salt Company and offer 600
novis -. LIST. MORRISON eco.
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es- 40 notice VIM be taken OF cnInnauni.
cations not accompanied by re Ponsible
name, The name will be considered CONN.,
DENTAL, but mdAt In all cases accompany let
ters rs 4 guarantee Of good fRith. 5la. a.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

tnsrs is great division Of labor; all the
parts OF the watch are interchanges able, and
the finished articls u 90 cheap that Ii il
smuggied into England st price within the
means Of the working classes. Working at
home In odd hours between domestic dutfes
snsse women make from % so 70 a per
week In gold. Those who have been abroad
must have noticed that women are niuch
more employed there than with us. Check
takers at the theatre, at the railway and ON.
nious ssations, and i'm shops generally, are
OF this gender, and they sc n 10 get on
quite as well As men do. The only place in
which | remember to have seen femsle
ticket taker In America is at the Academy
OF Design In New York city. There 10 no
reason why women should not practice med
ieine, unless it be the prejudice Of ladies to
being attended BY their own sex in this ca.
pacity - well as in that Of saleswoman.
The great difficulty at present 10 . general
want OF confidence in the innovators. When
time shall have established confidence in fe-
male physicians, the prejudice will have
disappeared There are now SIX female
physicians In Philadslphia, and q larger
number in New York but we are not yet so
far advanced as the French, with whom
sage femme" t" is an "institution /" whose
numbers cannot be estimated.
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should possess any sense OF patriotism and
love OF liberty, Independence of thought
and judgment or more exalted conscious
ness, . people whose every movement is con-
sidered ~ punishable, to whom the fruits OF
the tree Of Judgment are forbidden and Ito
whom every desire and inclination for &C ne
thing better, for truth and liberty 10 repre-
rented a. q sinf No, however much the
care for our material life may absorb our
time, still We must gain and reserve time
and trouble enough 70 not let slip the great
problems Of culture and education Of the
human race, through the solution of which
alone We can make any progress. The d.
vision OF labor, given 40 one OF our dow
riss by nature, should last be made means
OF degradation and slavery, since we know
that through an extention over it's natural
bounds. is sweet blessings, will be turned
into the very opposite. JAcoB BIckLER-
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= bns l hase vssy ssriess doubts whether
tne strike was not promotsd BY owners
70 6tahordshire, that 3 not mattsr to star
tlsb e d fact | refer you to the combine
ton laws h le35. I could mention to You
many instances, but only refer you TO that.
Hoa viii Ind IL thrs stated that strikes
have bean promoted by employers.
How was Il brought about In the case oi
the Stadordshire strike Of l6e4f The
employers generally, had accumulated their
stock. tt
The strike was for rsd lction Of wages
Yes. II IN employer has accumulated q
large quantity Of material, whether iron OF
1885, that these employers had promoted
strikes among the workmsn, because IL that
material vas raised 1t cheap rate the price
IVES enhanced 10 that extsrt and It paid the
owner comfortable sum for letting the
work stand and and promoting, instead Of
discouEagins striks.
fnn
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Amnesty Proclamation.
oFEIcE o. NArIOsAL TYPooRAFEt1AL UNION
M. 50 Beekman Street,
Nav YoRK August 9 lS6S

M. 50 Beekman Street,
NEw YoRK, August 9l, ls65.
70 ths TYFoGRAPHIcAL UNIoSs under the ~
risdictsOa Of the NATIONAL TYPoGRAPHIcAL
UNIoS;
In accordance With, and BY virtue Of the
power vested 10 me at the last session Of the
National Typographical onion, hereby is
sue this Proclamation Of Amnesty to ALL
PRINTERS (whether expelled, suspended, or
otherwise punished for faults committed)
within the jurisdiction Of the NATIONAL
TYPoGRAPHIcAL UNoN, who shall, within
the time hereinafter specified, make appllca,
ton 10 due form, accompanied by the usual
initiation fee Of the Subordinate Unions,
within whose jurisdiction the applicant may
at the time Of such application reside, and
it shall be- the duty of said Subordinate
Union TO elect such applicant to memerbship
without regard to his past record, or without
any foe, pain, or penalty whatsoever, other
than the Initiation fee aforesaid.
The amnesty shall 90 into effect on the
1st dsT Of SEPTEMBER, 1868, and continue in
full force till the LIST day of December, 1868,
in all Subordlnate Unions, except those on
the Pacific Coast and in the Territories,
where it shall take effsct Immediately on its
reception. aud so continue for thres mon.hs
thereafter.
All charges pending against members on
the date Of this amnesty going into effect
shall be quashed, unless the accused member
desires an Investigation, ia which case his
trial shall proceed, and if found guilty, he
shall be excluded from the benefits on this
amnesty.
Charges preferred against members after
the date aforesaid, viz, the lst day Of Sep
tember, 1858, shall take the usual course
and the accused partiess TX found guilty,
cannot claim exemption from punishment or
reinstatement under this amnesty.
All laws, or portions Of laws, whether Of
the National Union or Subordinate Unions
that may % construed NJ conflicting with
the carrying out Of the provisions Of this
amnesty, are hereby suspended Tor and dur
ing the period aforesaid
Tc the end that the object contemplated
by the National Union in ordering this am
nesty may be- fully accomplished, it IN hereby
made the duty Of each Subordinate Union to
give the fullest publicity to the same through
out its jurisdiction.
| II Is also made the duty Of the proper OH
GERS Of ali Subordinate Unions TO keep q
correct record f the number Of printers Ad-
mitted to membership under this amnesty,
and forward the same 10 the Secretary aud
Treasurer on the National Union Immediately
after the expiration Of said amnesty.
In witness whereof, hereunto ses my hand
| and the seal Of the NAdongl
[L.S.l Union this 24th daJ Of August,
| 1868.
JoHs CoILIss. H- ". McKncHEEE,
Sec'y and Treas. President.
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PLAsTERERs.

PLASTERERS' PR0TEU-
" TIVE and BENEN CLIENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO,
ILL, meets every TULSDAY evening, 81 O'Clock, In
their Hall, Room No. LiDds Block
VIZ. .. MATHsws, President
Wa. PIeGorT, Rec. See'ry. i6l sebor 81.
A. X. CoNcoRAs, Corresponding Sec. 50 Kansas-st.
TOCRNEYMEN PLASrERERS' ASSO-
- cIATION, OF CincI NATL eets every othel Thurs
day evening Iroa Mouders Union Han % West Vi b
AL commu nicafions should be addressed the
Corresponding Secretary, l5s West Front street.
d. A. LILA. Sec. J0Hs CAsET Pres.
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When the stomach u full the heart In
glad.
When the shepherd strsys, the sheep
stray.
Were every one 10 sweep before his oWn
house, every street would be- clean M
Poor folkR wisdom goes COX little
When you quarrel, both are IN the
wrong.
Nobility Of soul 10 more honorahls than
nobility OF birth. f-sa c ga
Patience surpassss learning,
The richest man, whsteysr bis lnt y he
who is oontsnk with what he h4s.
Mousy is power m0ney rules she wOrld.
God payn nt thm end E fE vs. MI
God gvss birds thsir food bat thsY mnst
hy for t. s. 3 .-ry,s.. s.
Great takers are Iitfls doerA
The bsst goodaAre tho CHEAPEST Z 4 II N
Better beS th4M Btsnl.
IthsA ~ - lihsEaleht of fnuothsr nan.u
purse
Economy is . geatrevsnua.
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CARPENTERS g. JoINERs.

NARPENTERS' ANO JOINERS' UNION,
~ No. 81, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, meets every Tuesday
evening at hAlpast o'clock their Hail 70 eat
Fifth Street. p. o. BOX al.
JANEs sfEwART, President.
KUeEAS MoSAHAE, CIR See'y.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' PRO-
" TECTIVE UNION, OF CHICAGO, meets every
WEDNESDAY evening, at st. Georges b al 226 South
CLARK Street, at balfDA-t seven o'clock
j. O WmLIAHs, President.
CHAs. ". WALKER, Cor sec., SOC Burnside street
jaws CHowIss, Rec. sss..
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Men Of toll. Who build tha nation,
Nobless work of 0od's ersallon
Whose sarOng hsarts and stalwart hands
An the stores q wealth corzmand.
That in NAtarsAI kinGdcra H.
Or In earth or seA or SKY,
Guardians Of Llbegty--
You, to whom she gave the key
10 unlock her templs gr.nds
In this trans Atlantic land.
Rise, and In your sovereign might
vindieAae your sacred right:
Burst the golden chain that binea
In its prison -honas the mind:
Let II a. the eagle ffee
Soar 10 heaven Tor liberty,
And sn Gods eternal light,
Hsavenward sill pursue its Night.
sons Of virtue and OF toll
Y0u who SOW and reap the soil,
Or Who delve Into the mine,
Where earth's hidden treasures shine,
Or who In the workshop sweat,
Cancsling the honest debt.
which IL your Creators due,
Who has built world for you,
work with muscle and with brain,
Your great hirth-right 70 maintain,
Labor can alone create,
And uphold . natson's weight.
Kings thAt hitharto bailt thrones,
From the nnseles and the bonss,
OF the soma u tofl-hehold
That hy prophets lnnH iorstold
Babylon foredoomed 70 fan,
At be- AngsFV trumpet cali.
See. where LabOr's ehAmpion Stands
Giant with his hundred banda,
Like Briereus In his mien,
Stronger than has island queen
While his voice dread warning rings
In tn astoniahed ear Of kings.
Teaching Labor's gospel lore,
Yet untanght on any shore.
Truth, long tortured, crushed and hid
Underneath a pyramid
Of stnpendous wrongs-more vast,
Than on kgypps sands are caat-
With Pr0methean thFoes awakes,
And her chains Of torture breaks,
Labor In her second birth,
Soon shall renOvstc the earth,
Aud create or moald anew,
Gods false lmags 70 the true.
Men Of labor and Of thought,
Rise and govern a. you ought
While our nation stands to-day,
Stamped with im ress Of decay.
Will you, with Implying eye,
Fold your arms and zee her dye
II she perish all 10 lost
She must be redeemed at cost.
OF what most weak mortals pnEe,
! / q ]: !. ]
VIII ns'er learned ssif-sa, rihcs.
II ls yours 10 cleanse the stain
OF corruptions fsarful reigR,
And, 10 peace and rest, restore
A divided land once more,
In your tower OF strength repel
The belesgred powers VI he'll
Amid the raging storm,
With the banner OF Reform
Firmly planted, onward march.
Tin high heayenH trIumphal arch,
With loud Shouts Of triumph ring,
"MoxoPuLY NC NOAH Is KING ="
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MAcHINIsTs.
ENGINEERS g. FIREMEN.

TNO THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO
Il TIVE ENGINEERS.-An Engineers desirous o:
star1g Divisions Of the Brotherhood requested
20 sddres Z. NJ Raynor, p. o. Box l022, Rochester
New YORK. by whom all necessary Information win be
furnished. 8. & MvDGE, +. G.. A. H..
Port Wayne, Ind
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENGINEERs, Chicago Division, No. 10, meets
every Saturday 1;3e p. NJ, At their Hail. Room 10
No 156 Sos-h Clark street Members ths Order are
respectfully invited ~ attend.
J. c. PARKKR, G. Z.
N y. SToEr, - All
@. J. BENJAMIN Cor. sec'ry,
1915 state-st., Chicago, Illinois
/ LOCOMOTIVE FlREMENS' UNION No.
II 81 meets twice month, at their room in Portage,
Wis TBos- LIrTLE, Secretary.
A. @. KExTsToE, Master.
Correspondence with other unions requested.
EJREMENS' UNION No. l6, MEETS EV-
IL cry FRIDAY Evening" At $50 state, CornG Of
Twelfth Street Correspondence sister unions Is
requested. P. o. DkAWER $3.50.
j. LOcKHTs Master.
g. W. BROwM. Cor. and Pin. Secy
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In prospsrisy. eaasiou h sdvsrsity, ps-
tisDoe. Sft' es =
There b no making . - pans d . sowsu
-. ~. t., al.,'.,-....'.1
Pr0vsrhs sss IL daushtss q Oily sxpe-
risnca
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aalnuIEs n EvlDEneG
W anppAs sMn
EOYAL COMMIasI0Ns

KRDoE<T:
Ne nisAs Msnsrsbas sir W.. nHxa Pssaesne.
1hs Right Honsrahas ~ EAnI - LkrossznED.
Lord Acno, 4. 2.
rAs RIshs Hsasrssls s3 Es.urs wAlEra aaAp
Bart, X o. D. ~
eir DxusL 0oscH. nart.. MP.
HssxAs hHsazvALA Hsq- o. ..
JAnns Bccfn, 3d. O. D.
THoHAs Huaanss Eru, MP.
BAnDHEoK HAaazsoH, Hsq-
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THICAGO IRON MUuLDERS' UNION
~ No. d meets al 81. Georges Hall Clark street. be-
tween Quincy and jackson sts, every FRIDAY evening
MTl< o'clock. WM- PARKKA, President
lannhl
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

THICAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS
~ UNION meets the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAY
each montA at AcCormickH Block, cor. Randolph ans
Dearborn Streets.
W. WILSON. President
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HIRADES' ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
a meets every MONDAY evenings al 81 Ran
doph street p. }. 0CoEsELL, President.
p. Il. MAssrK, Recording Secretary.
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UAS a STEAM FILTERS UNION, No
u Of CHIC AGO Illinois, meets the End and ALL
TUESDAYS In each month in M'Cormick's Building,
ner Dearborn and Randolph streets.
Wa HocToR, President.
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THICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No. l6 meets the LAST sATU aD Az evening eacl
moath al Printers Union Hall, room A. Nixons Kx'
change building. Entrance on Exchange Place.
ALBKRF II. BROwN, Presdont.
IaMKs MoRYITT Recording Secretary
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DRICkLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- meets every Tuesday evening, at halfpast seven
o'clock Trades Assembly Hall. 25g Randolph sreet
p j. 0CoSSxLL, President.
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NHICAGO STEAM BOILER MAKERS
~ PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
meets en- the End. and 4th. FRIDAY evening"
n each mouth, ~ Bohemian Hall, cor. Van Buren and
Clinton street
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

REAL Estate TRAEsTKRs-The following are
the real estate transfers registered in the Office Of
The County Court Clerk Tor the week ending jan
uAry 18th, 1888;
Julius ochs TO S. Gosdorier, lot in Knoxville for
1880.
Wesley Millee to s. J. Miller tract of land in
Knox county for sl,4Oo.
Andrew Walker 10 Hamilton Welcker, lot in
Knoxville for SIS.
n. SAwyers to wa. Clapp, tract Of land in Knox
county Tor $4,000
F. S. HsitSell TO Mary Anderson, tract of land in
knoI county, for sl,7Oo
Bishop KArnss TO F. P. Bishop, tract Of land
in KnOI county for $1,000
J. Z. S. Blackwell to Sarah T. Hughes, lot in
Knoxville for O., 500.
w. W. Wallace, trustee, tract Of land in Knox
county for s4To.
The following are tie transfers ending January
the Goth
JAmes King 70 james R. King, tract of land in
KnOI county for $3.50
II. L. Bradley 10 E. P. Bailey. tract Of land in
KnOI county for $4,000
G. W. Bradley 70 Il. l. Bradley, tract of land in
KnoI county FOR $3.50.
D. A. Deadsrich @. & n, TO ]. P. Berry lot in
Knoxville for $3.50.
G. Weaver 10 Mary J. Sanders, tract O: land
II Knox county. Deed Of Gin.
o. P. Temple 70 Nancy Householder, lot in
Knoxville for $3.50.
T. G. Tarwster, Tax Collector, 10 A. B. Hanssrd,
tract Of land in Knox county for sel3
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

BRADLEY COUNTY EMIGRATION SoCIETTs-This
organization was formed by the selection of the fol-
lowing officers p. NJ. Craigmiles, President; R. G..
Cross secetaryi s. P. Gaut Treasurer The Con-
stitutOn, as prepared by Commissioner BOkum,
was adopted by this Society
Ii was moved by Colonel a. J. Fletcher, and
unanimously adopted, that the President appoint q
commissioner in each Civil District to report at his
earliest convenience, answers TO the propositions
contained in the circular of Rev. Mr.. Bokum.
The following gentlemen were appointed: Jack
son Cate G. l. Parker, VIM. Hubbard, Captain
P. Norwood, Herman Foster, William Cate, N. w.
Hays, Thomas Knox, Captain Henry Mcpherson,
Samuel L. Grigsby, Gillian Randolph, Fleming
Wells, Henry Brown.
It was moved that this Board adjourn to meet
sgsin on the FIRST Saturday in February nett, and
that the Knoxville Whig Cleveland Banner and
Nashville Press and Times be requested to publish
these proceedings r. G. Cross, Sec,