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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

LEAF YEAa lAw.-ln the ancient Saxon
law Il 10 enacted : .Albeit, a. often ~ leapo
yesrre dothe occurre, the woman holdetli
prcrogstive over the name In matter Of
court shippe, love and mairimonie 20 that
when the ladie propose,h Il shall not be
lawful for tho manne to say her nae, but
shall entertain her proposall In all gud
cmr,esis." That law 10 supposed TO be
still in force.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

Tho Adams Nlass.,l Tran,r,ps says:-
ave have not seen such joy in the forces
of the copperheads since the news Of Bull
Run. Traitors, spoilsmen. copPerhends,
corrup,ionis,s, whiskey thieves and rob
bers, and all The motley host. north and
south, who followed Lee and Davis are in
ecstacies over the prospect And Pitt Fes-
scndcn Of Maine joins with Dooliule and
Dixon to give them this victory! It is q
moustrous apostncy."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29
Ry.aHd-by.

Was the parting very bltter'
Was the hand elasped very tight'
Iss storm sf tear-drops fAliins
From tsss al ssd and whitsi
Think not Of 10, In the future
Caimsr. fAirer days are nigh,
Case not back ward, bat look onward
for . sunny "by-and-by."
Were some whispered words too chsrlshed'
Was the touch OF lips too swesti
Are two souls once linked together
Never. never moro TO meet,
Never here. earth's poor, vain passion
Slowly smouldering cut must die
but Its ashes shall return you
Something purer ~by-snd-by."
Was the priceless love you iavishcd
Sought for. played with. and then sla Int
Wore lis crushed and quiv'ring remnants
Calmly thrown you back asAini
Calmly. too, the remnants gather,
rring them home without . sigh,
Sweet returns they yet shalt bring you
In coming "by-and.by."
Is your nail boat tossed and battered,
with its sails all torn and vet,
Crossing DER waste of waters
Over which your sun has set.
To the shore all calm and sunlit,
To the smooth sand warm and dry.
Faith shall bear your shattered vessel
safely, surely, "syand-by."
A.. IN. .v.lias vevx vesrv
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

The Syracuse Journal says 1--WE have
been unable to see, since the evidence In
the case was closed, how It was possible fol
any free.acting, country.loving, and law.
respecting Senator, to vote otherwise than
for conviction"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

The N. Y. Sun Is of opinion that tho
Democrats might, two months ago, have
adopted Judge Chase as their candidate for
President, with great chance Of success.
Now rs men have committed themselves
for Pendlc,on, Seymour and Mcclellan, Il
says Il Is too late. The Pendle,onians would
norstand it. They will, Il believes, cheer
fully support any Democratic candidate,
but cannot 5c combined upon Judge Chase,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

"Mytesr," said an anxious matrnn to
her daughter, "it b very wrong for young
people to be throwing kisses at each other /"
"why %, mamma' I'm sure they don't
hum, even ifthey do hit." 90
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29
2oetrpp.
I'd BE- 20 Ckud Igais.

In vain the wishes hang round my heart
To bs again careless child,
To laugh - then, dance, frolic, sing,
And moonbesms grasp In revels Wild.
ID teens to me but yesterday
That childish fsncles wreathed my soul
In beauteoss robes. Hopes fairy wand
Eehantmsnt blending - ith the whole.
sac yet her rixhtnsl el<ims asserts,
10 ssiii my hithfsl trusty guide,
slaH be till terror's direful hing
Bids mo W span cold Jordan's tide.
Childhood vas - summer day,
without cloud, without pain,
And lovingly thoughts cluster there,
And Image ey-gons Joys again.
Chiidhoed wss morning. IS 10 dAwns,
Unr,vAled by no snowy scene,
bright, beautiful, and giving cheer
Where impressed was Its a,vsry sheen
o, give me back my childhood days,
with all their sunny. Frightening hours-
With heart - ffec, - then, nom sin,
I'D seek . better world than ours. JosIs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

Tho funniest incident that has lately
transpired Is tho csse Of do,ing mother,
who, being satisied that her child merited
a HogEing. 6nst had him placed under tho
influence Of chlorolorm.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29
Notice..

THB usdruigssd having bssa appointed BY
i tAs JsAgs Il frsseas ne ne Cossty Of Yerh,
q ~ sssass e cAAslss o. bsflsish, a.. e sase.
SheSs sstass d rsprsssa.ed ie.slysss, give se.tes
thaa slx noatAs eeoneesieg " lin aay o. lay
"a prove tksiF slaios sad thas ys VII sis:cd "a
- sSrsies asslgpsA - - Ne ooss eaS v. LOT
-, m said $3.50, tAs arss hsaday a 80 noatn
So Sc nsy Z Ia iisss. cosS.L,yys s.Errsxa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29
rHE EYE. the EYE,

nm. H. KNIGHT has discovered nsv treat
msat FOR ths EYE and EAR, By which he u eur
ins some Of The vorss easss et biiadness asd Deal
asss sysr known. without Instruments VI pain.
CANOE Rs!
ps. KNIGHTS new treatment for canesrs .urpa.s
- an oshsss sev iu sss 10 oarss without kniss
nlsster or psin and hsals Wlthouta scAr. kvstj
kind Of di,eass treated with great saeoes. uu
noss of every Hind sradissssd frou the systen.-
Noeharge for CONSULTATION. once. SoS Lreaes
street., Dssssa. em~5
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29
II A RE CHANCE
ron RuSlNES9.

will sell NY Psddls Team. With On old and veil
i sstsblishsd routs, eonsistiag OF Foreign and
Dsmsstie Fancy uoods. at . good bsssain Con
VssAss basinsss, which odsrs good inducs0snts "
a W. ABBOTT.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

ID x. TwAMBLEY.
NO. 80,
Main street, fsetery Island, sseo,
DEALERIN
Watches .Clocks yeselry, Solid silver and silver
PisSd HArc, Table and rvcket Cutlery,
RAsors Scissors, shears, and
Fancy Goods,
Ny Goods are purchased direct Of the Msnuiac-
iovest rates, hesaies they are fresh and o( the
iatest styles. invite all purchasers to give me
CALL which shall DO Cor their adyantaxc.
n. X. rWAMBLEY.
RcIair,d asI WarrSutsd. 7jtf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

Mr. Thompsou Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
Resolutions. reported IN additional resolution, ~
the eosct that the adjournment Of this Convsntien
shsIl nos mSks dissolution OF the sane, bat thai
N shall remkin - On equalization, subject 70 bo
calisd Together sKain - say tim: and plsss 9st
The National Republican Committee shall desfg-
nate. The rssolutiou was adopted.
Mr.. Carl Sohurs-I will nov read what Intend
ed 70 ask the Convention 70 adopt ~ IN indspsna-
ent resolution.
Rs,sirsx, That No highly commend the splns o.
masuinity and forgiveness with shich msn m,. an,
have served In the rebellion. Dut nov nssg
aud honestly aid in rsconstrueinS ths scsstiaI
stats guvernmsnts upon the basis o. - into M,
iust,os and equal rights are receivsa "a ,as IN The
communiou of the loyal people $40 ~ ss.t,,st,on,
rcmovaI Of the disquaiiaeafions snc 80. s.S'sv1,
Imposed spon The as Ieos ~ n,tss, 70, sad :. Tsy BE-
sen.,s..n .i,h ne ssiSty Of The leysl people.
tcriss u '.Good, Eood.2 1hs'h my nr' sineh'
menl ...., c-.,,,
~ m 20 contain at leaa rscoSnitoi
-. p.x 80 sSartss Of our rights snd iibsnies-
- IHlsisrstivo Of findspsndsnos. would thef
~ W Ioye that the foilowiag resolution BE- sddt
=, sscss already reported by The Committssi
Rsss.sst, That ~ recognise The great Priseips'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-05-16

lise et regarde couicr I'eau qui passe au Da-
nnbe. L1talie jette un regard de convoitise
sur 10 Rome des papes ct le Tibre jaime des
empereurs. L'Espagne pousse son c,ra'nba
national ct dte devotieusement son chapeau
devant 50 refine econstitutionnelle, excepte tou-
tefois en- Catalogue oil les tetes sont plus car
rtes qu'ailleurs In Russie de Catu., apres
avoir rnye jusqu'au nom de I'heroique Po-
logne etend le bras vers Constantinople ct
cherche saisir antre chose que des houris
tie serai'. QUAINT aux petits peuples de
fEuropc, lis sont encore bien grands ct
relativement sublimes Les Hollantlais com.
mercent toujours, les Belges adorent tonjours
le (no, les Danois commandent toujours le
SIND, les Suedois possedent toujonrs Ia ia.
meuse univeisite d'Upsal, ct les Suisses
chantent tonjours Ie ranz- -vaches dams
leurs vallees pttoresqnes ct lumneuses. On
dit meme que Ia principaute de Monaco, il.
lustre d'aillenrs, Va devenir sous peu un en-
pire dc PREMIER ordre ct une nation de puis-
sante influence. &c sera peut-etre facheux
p01r il vieiiie G,tnie, 1t its ;uuriiers luiront
All soleil dc repopee splenlide mails il fautlra
bien en- prendre son parti ct refaire equitable
ment Ia carte de rEurope. Au reste, un petit
Napoleon de Ia branche cadette sera Ia solu-
ton possible ct diplomatique. ..
Or, devant cette solcnnelle procession de
peup'es qui won't Sc hausser encore all por-
tique du vingteme steele, en- presence de ces
nations qui s'affirment majestueusement dams
Ia liberte ct lie droit, considerant bien que le
Promethee moderne donne MI monde les
allnmettes chimiques de Ia civilisation ct du
progrts il faut s'inclner nvec tout le respect
dh Ia magnifcence ct dire CONNIE Archi.
mede "Nous avons tronve y
Et nous avons trouve que rhomme est ton-
jonrs ranimal "sans plumes ct denx pattes'
de Diogene, que les grandeurs de run sont en-
raison des bassesses dc l'autre, que Ii poll
tique est une pctaudiere de sorcers ct de
jonglenrs, que Ia republique est faite pour les
penples CONNIE les pcrles pour les quadrl-
peles soyenx, que lie monde marchc il la fa-
con des ecreyisses ct dams le cercle vicieux
des creations passagcres ct artifcielles
Dieu seul est grnnd seul le vim est bon.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-05-16
DEsEsPO1R.

-:Os-
"Lugete, Camena'! Pleurez, pleurez, mes freres;
Pleurez, pleurez, mes soeurs!
Avec quoi d6sormais remplirons-nous nos verres'
Helas! Avec nos pleurs.
Horrible est Ii nouve1e,
Immense est le malheur:
14c cosson vert chalcelle
Aux vignes du Segneur
o France, il gele sur tes rondes collines,
Et le pampre freux
Ne Sc chargera point de ces grapes divines
Qu font les occurs heurenx
Pas de vim, pas dvresse,
Pas de chants, pas d'amours!
De l'eau dams la dctresse,
De reau pour nos longs jours! g
lie prGtre en- pail, Rabelais Sc lamente,
Et rhom,ne consterne,
Desespere, mi-n'ort, glace par repouvante,
Deja SO croft danne.
La Gauloise ellc.memc
Regarde avec gupeur
lie fier Gaulois qu'elle aine,....
Et je cros qu'ils ont peur.
Mon Dieu, qu'avons nous fat! Estce Ia fin du monde
Gu bien le chatiment?
pas de tonneaux remplis plus de vim Ia ronle,
N'est-ce pas le meant!
Pleurez, pleurez, mes freres;
Pleurez, pleurez, mes sgurs
II faut remplir nos verres
Helas avec nos pleurs.
JIG.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-05-16

NouvEAU MoNDE-Le drame qui devait Sc
lenouer mardi ne Sc denouera que samedi.
Qu'est-ce IA dire ? La depeche telegraphi1ne
est ainsi concue: "La Cour dimpec,chmeA
s'cst ajournec IA samcd, il cause de Ia mala-
die du senatcur Howard Nul vote ma etc
recn' Et 81 Honorable Howard mourait :?
Ccrtes, ''il y anguile sous roche CONNIE
tlirait Honorable Rabclsis. Fessenden, bien
quill soft du Mainc fnit nm bean lisconrs
pour lacq;littemcnt Grimes cherche Ia trahi-
son dams les nctcs du President ct ne In trouve
pas Edmnnds ME les hauts crimes ct delits
de johnson. On souticnt ct lon atfirme que
Henderson, Grimes, Trumbull, Fessenden,
Van Winklc ct Fowler sont opposes la con-
damnation. Anthony, Ross Wiley, Freleng-
hnysen ct Spragne sont encore douteux.
QUAINT a la Muison Blanche, ellie est pleinc de
visiteurs, ct les courtisans he won't pas sauer
celui qui va mourir. II Sc ponrrat done bien,
o senateurs nombre 81, que 36 radicaux
fussent introuyables au Senat, surtout a
'heure solenneIle du vote. Pourquoi done ce
renvoi de verdict, sill est commando par la
peur, I'intrigue on quc'que Lassesse ou meme
genre Howard, le Mchiganais Howard est
maade, ct radical. II n 10 delire, lie pauvre
homme A vra dire, 81 lie Michiganais ne re-
couvre pas sa raison, les commissaires preten-
dent qu'ils peuvent encore l'emporter avec lie
vote de Ben Wade. On vera.
Quoiqu'il Ell soft, lie radcalisme est IA court
d'halcine. lie president acquittt, les Rali-
canX rentrent sous terre lie president con-
tlamnt, les RldicauX Sc mangent entire erx
LIE successeur de Johnson sera peut -etre
johnson, peut t-etre Chase, peut etre Pendle-
ton mais ce ne sera pas, il coup sur, Wade,
Butler, Grant on run DIES nGicanx a tous
! polls uui font de IN hante fantaisie demago-
giqne Washington.
LIE comitc de reconstruction o prepare uu
| bill omnibus a,lmettant tout les Etats, sur les
bases de IArkansas. lie vote de Ia tres homo.
rec Louisiana est CONNIE suit 66. l52 voix
pour IN Constitution, cnntre, 40. 739.-L' Etat
de lAlabama est jusuu'a present lie seul Qui
ait fait justice de sa foIe ct absurde constitu
tion.-L'or est a l4l.
V1Eux MoSDE.-Lord Brougham est mort
il l'age de 80 ans, 4 Cannes, France ,--Unt
emeute anti-papale a Ell lieu Ashton Under
Lynne, Angleterre.-La refine Victoria. pa
pesse anglicane ct vieille, abandonne lEgist
Irlandaise. Ellie desire one son interet dams
les temporalites de la dite Eg!ise nentmv'
pas la legislation sur ce sujet.--Le Sultan d.
Constsntinople vent que ses lures s'europea
nisent.-Napoleon ct son epouse ont etc fair
nm tour Orleans Limperatrice beanconl
admire Ia statue de Jeanne d d'Arc, ct son mar
prononce un disconrs pacitiqne Les vinai
griers ct les bonnetiers dOrieans ainlen
beaucoup Ia paix, hien que monseigneur Du
panloup soft passablement bataillcur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-05-16

lie Connecticut est I'M glorieux Etat.
II compte des Democrates ct des Republi-
cAins -u ...-l-l ... Tugs, .
Les Democrates ct les Republicans de ce
glorieuX Etat Sc sont reunis en- Convention,
ct ills ont decide qM'ils ne permettraient pas
che, cue que les enfants des deux races s'as.
sissent c0te cote au meme banc de pecole
publique
lie chez eur nous semble logiqne.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-05-16
La A5e,4e .,sni1 oil commence Ia l;cence. @

Vol. .. Ne. n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
Grant.

A Washington letter to the Cincinnati Gasetts
says:
Until within few months Gen. Grant hss been
looked upon by the majority as one who bad little
10 recommend him beyond the fact that be was
available, and everything 10 recommend him when
that was considered-that with him the Union party
could not be defeated; and that, even if he were
little conservative it would be far better 10 win
der him than TO allow the Democrats 10 return 10
power to overthrow the good work of years.
But the class who thus looked on psssively are
now rapidly becoming earnest supporters Of Grant,
because they find that his several contests with the
President have shown him TO be wholly in symps-
thy with Congress, capable Of graphing with the
questions before the country and bold in civil war
fare as ho was determined in the field,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
CHAKcERY CoURT.-MARYvILLE.

BAxtsr tnS uAampIon vs. Joha a. o'NeiL g ais.
TTAPPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
TI0Ns Of thu bill n thiu causs that John H oNe and
Taylor Of the State Of Tennessee
abseonds coeel themselves that the ordinary process
law cannot be served upon them II therefore ordered that
publication be mate Brownicws
EnoxEfle Whg, notifying said ncn-reSdents appear
the next term Of he Cbenery Court TO be held the court
honEe 81 MaTygfe, the second Monday of June next
plead, answer demur to compliments bi the
VIII Be taken confessed and set for hearing pare to
them.
Feb. 5. lses..st pf5 E. GODDARD, c. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
OHAN0ERY CoURT-MARYv1ILE.

RYF VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chsnesfy Court for Ba1ut eoEnty rendered at The De-
csnhtr Term, 1857 VII sell % the Highest bddsr at ths
house door u The tovn e Aaryvs % Maadsy tbs
gay Of Apr, 1885, the lsnda the Alexander
Cock HOMESTEAD place. situated IN the 7h Civil District Of
Blount county containing about 600 sesas less
Joining tbs lands Of Henderson Kerr jackson Wiison,
ram Nslksr ana cthers ipciReing tie Ccok Sis eaid
lands have been surveyed e1 IN lots t. su purchasers and
the win be sold credit o. x twelve snd eixhtecn
nouths ana IN bar Of the sQn Of redemFon the purebA
giving bond and coed personal sscarity and tea
tanned sad lands fer she purchase money Said sand
VII BE- soe . Pay the liabilities Of Alex Cock, deceased
nareh ST y. GODDARD. G. A u.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
OHANCERY COURT-MARYvILLE.
A. H. Keith vs. W. G. Wallace OF ais.

Z
Il TIONs Of the amended bill in this cause Charles O.
Newman and Martha Newman Of the State
Of Tennessee abscOnd that the ordinary law
cannot be served them II therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for our successive weeks in the Knoxville
Whig notifying said non-resdents appear the
term Of the Chane Court TO be held at the house in
MAryvie the I'd Monday OF June nezt 70 plead
demur % the original aud amended bill in this case the
Will be taken confessed and set for hearing psrto
them. e. GODDARD, g. & NJ
E.hI - qRc "A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
II. L. Nynsst Va Il. D. wsrdst Al.
pHE DEFENDANT ALBERT CORRM.

being non-resdent Of sumner county, Tennessee 70
which process issued shown BY the return from that
county IL IL ordered by the Court that puhs ton be made
weeks in the Knoxville Whig notifying
said defendant &C. sppor before the Chancey Court az Knox
the first Monday Of April next then and thore 70
make defence tho BILL the win b taken for
fesnsd him and for hearing pArts copy of the
isS Sat pfS D. A: pEkDERIcK, c. n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
CHANCERY COuRT-KNOxvTLLE.

James G. Hszelton vs.. A. c. Lsdd.
THE DEFENDANT, A. G. IADD, BE-
j. ING reEidont, ted In the bill filed in CHS
II ordered that publication be made for four
cesye weeks In the Knoxville Whig notifying said defend
appear before the Chanoery Knoxville the
Monday OF April NEXT then and there make defence
the b the will be taken for confessed 30 him
and set fer bearing parte. copy Of the order.
feb 2s.4t pf6 .. A. DEADERICK, G. 4 NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
SALE OF LoT.


IN CONFORMITY WITH A DECREE
inside 1t enc January Term isss Of aid Court, in the
case az Jacob K Esveiy et al, Mary o. Havey ct ais
viii sail AZ the ao7r Of the csGrt house, IN Knoxville, fri
day the gh day April 1855, lot IN EAEs knoxFde be-
longing Jacob Havty Deceased bounded on
tho north BY HaFVsys ct, the west hy h street, and
BY let's Of Nielsen. Mabry, 6e &C. fronting
the south Mckee street It viii be sold on eEsdt Of
and Il menh akag bearing intsre VIII good Sc
euFis and ten refnned for payment Of the purchase
money.
sc M-H "a pEApERICK, c. an
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11

EASTERN DISTRICT or TENNESSEE. S. E
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
on She 2oth day OF February 1868 warrant Of bank.
rupty Of the District Court Of the uritsd
the Eastern District Of Tennessee, against the
estate Of ". b. Francisco Of Knoxville, IN The county
Knox and District aforesaid who has been aaudEed
bankrupt bic petition That the payment 81 any
debts aud the delivery any property belonging such
bankrupt 70 him for his use and the transfer Of say
property BY him, forbidden BY Law and that meeting
81 the creditors 81 said bankrupt prove their debts and TO
choose asgnous Of his estate viii BE- held at
Court Of bankruptcy 70 Be holden the once Of L. Trow
bridge, "a Of the court house. in Knoxville aforesaid
before said L. T. frcwhridge Es3 Register IN Bankruptcy
said Dite, che IAN day Of March, A D. 1855 10
O. clock A. ". d. MCDANIEL,
fb 16- Messenger anG T. s. AAT1hal for said District
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
o. P. Temple james Il. Armstrong, Trustee al.
PHE DEFENDANTS SOLOMON IY-
John A. Roberts and wife, vs.. Nicholas Sswyers.
nHE DEFENDANT NICHOLAS saw
oHAEOERY oOURr--DAEDRIDeE.

ANcVAfhH1 hU11Ch'
B. A. Backburns Administrator, John NJ Mouirs 81 all
FTNHE ESTATE OF THOS. Nee UIRE,
deceased having been declared insovent by the Chan
terry Court at cambridge at Ste November Term, 1857 the
Clerk and Master ordered protest the Of said
among his ersditor 6otie ia hereby given 70 the creditors
Of said that w prpgsed prorate the assets of said
estate at my oee in DAa6ridge on the 9Th day Of april
next, before which time AL claims be nled properly
authenticated, OF they VIII be forever barred.
feb l2.5t pf6 W. GALBRAITH, O. Il.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11

CHANcERY CoURT-MARYvILLE.

kenny NeDD ana MARY hepp VS. D. m heSseu CT AIS
TT APPEARS FROM THE ALICIA
TIONS Of the bin in this cause, that NJ r. Stephens,
Of the Defendants Nonresident CT the State of Tennessee
e0ncess himself that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served him II is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks In the
Knoxville Wing, notifying said nonresident appear
the next Term Of the chsncey Court 20 be held at kecour
house Maryve the ID Monday Of June next TO plead
demur 10 compliments bill, the will be
taken confessed and set for hearing pare him.
febl9-4tpf6 E. GODDARD, G. & N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11
ExEcurTvR DErARrtrNr.


cFh1&ullELD AL. Feb. "a, 1855.
The usurpatiOps Of Andrew johnson have created
a profousd sensation in this State HIS last set is
TIE act Of q traitor; bis treason must be checked
the duty Of Congress seems plain, The people Of
Tilinoie, attached 10 the Union, firmly believe
demand bis impeachment and will heartily sustain
such action BIZ cur Congress The peace Of the
eouptrv e not 10 be tried with by that PFesamp-
i've demago9ue. We know the National Congress
viii proceed wisely and oautiogsly but let miliens
of loyal hearts, who are painting 70 slsad ~ t9e
stars and stripes, have 10 fear Az Wll % we'll
Liberty ana order win again. triumph.
r. j OGLEssT.
The following Dispatch was sent % the Senators
and Representatives Of Iowa IN Congress to-day
DIES MONIES, Iowa, February p.
The State Of lows stands By her Representatives
IN Congress 10 cppostion 70 the defpoism and usur-
patton Of high official She viii give her strength
70 suppress anarchy and maintain the Government
No sympathizer With treason, however elevated his
position, can trihe with the rights Of free people.
a hundred thousand IowaDs are ready 10 maintain
the integrity of the Union, the Constitution and
the laws. SAMUEL MERRILL, Goyernor.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11

THE DEPENDANT PETER w WAT

T HE DEFENDANT, PETER w. WAT
KINe bsine resident stated in the bill flsd 10
this il ordered that publication BE- made fer four
weeks in the KnsIyille Whig, notifying said de-
ndAut ApeAr before the Chsneery Court a. Knoxville
the fret Monday Of April then and there to make de-
fence the bill the win be taken for confessed
him and for bearing parte copy the orday
feb 2s-at PTS y. A. pEADERICK. c. NJ.