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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
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CHANOERY OoURT-RUTLEDaE.


IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
n the Of the Sheriff that the residence of the defend
ant D. z Pickering, unknown IL s ordered publ
cation be made for four successive weeks Br0wnlo
Whg, notifying said D. Y Pickering appear before the
Ohancey Court at Ruedge, before the third Monday
Of April next then aud there make his defence
plainant BILL the win be taken confessed and
set for hearing parto TO him.
jan l4Atpf5 c. O. SMITH, c. 4 NJ.
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DESIGNATION OF sEwsrAPEHs.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. SIS.
CHANCERY COURT AT TAZEWRLEe

G. b. Cloud, Administrator, &C., Theo Rogsn Admiais-
TRAITOR &C., ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendant, C. T. Rice, nonresident the
State Of Tennessee shown in bill 1t lie ordered that
publication be made in Brownlows Knoxville Wing four
successive weeks notifying said defendant to appear
the ChanceTy Court at Tazewe the I'd Monday April
next then and there 10 defend said DILL the will
taken confessed 70 him and set for hearing pare
A copy Of the order
Jan 29-st PFC JAMES r. EVANS c, 6M
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J. W. Hope Administrator, a. and wife, w. the heirs Of
Esther MeAnslly, deceased
TO AN ORDER OF THE

County Court, made In this the January Term.
1865 sale the 18th February next, a.
Knoxville, town lot fronting about
thirtysAve the city OF Knoxville
running back hundred feet less TO the lot
Of L. O. Hozs The sale will be made credit Of six and
twelve months notes of equal being taken bearing
interest from date with approved security, lien re-
Jan l5-lta VIM. RULE Clerk
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NOTICE.

Charles Il Jones Administrator, &o Vt. J. j. PenAnd and
others 9
A ND IT APPEARING FROM THE
"A petition led in this Elvira Young, VIM Pen
land Matilda Shields Emens Sugstt and Royal Sugatt T.
D. Penand, B. PeDlsnd Jsckson Penland Verge PenlaDd
and Matilda Penand non-rosidents Of the State II h
therefore ordered that publication made for four
in the Knoxville Wing, newspaper published in
the town Of Knoxville Tennessee notifying said non-res
dent defendants appear before the worshpful County
Court 70 be held county Of Coko at the court DO
IN Newport on the Monday Of March, 1885, then and
there 10 plead answer demur the petition fled in this
case or the win be set dcwn ez parte &c 70 them
" II. WOOD,
fan 2a-4t~ Clerk for County Court.
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OHANCERY C0URT-MARYvILLE.

TT APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA-
TTONs Of the amended bill in this cause that CearI O.
Newman Martha Newman uresdents Of the State
Tennessee aboond that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be upon them II Is therefore ordered that pub
Mssn four successive weeks IN the Knoxville
WhiF notifying nonrcsideBs 70 sFpear at the next
term Of the Chancerv be held a. The court heus IN
Maryvs "a Monday OF jane next 20 plead, answer
70 the original snd amended bill 10 this case or ae
be taken a. confessed and for hearing parte
20 them. T. GODDARD, c. ",
Feb - ls6s-ft pB
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Cash advanced on Claims at Equitable Rates.
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Through IN ti0eBty-ts0o days.
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TN BANKRUPTCY

District Court Ct tbs United the Eastern District
Of Tennessee.
In the matter Of Daniel J.. Trundle, Bankrupt.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
undersigned james Comford, Of Knoxville, Tennessee
hereby gives notice Of his appointment Assignee Of this
tate Of Daniel L. Trundle Of the county of Knox 10 said Die
trict and was. toit the 18th day Of December A
Is6T adudged bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by
the District Court Of said District.
Dated Knoxville, Tennessee the 9Th day Of January,
A. d. 1855. JAMES COMFORT,
ian l4-3t Assignee.
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win sell County Rights
GROVER & BAKERS SEWING MACHINES
Always on Hand.
GIVE Us A CALL.

az omctan Cay Street, opposite the oroEier Building
The Oh s also retssd at W P. wson Co.'S, and By the
flniop Mercantile Company.
80. on nov 2otf
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Legal Advertisements.
CHANcERY coURT--JAcKsBoRo'.

James NJ Gibson, Administrator, &c, George Dssp
Guardian, James Smith, George Gibson Henry Gibson,
and her husband, VIM Owens, Mary Gibson, Keziah and
her husband Murray Campbell Alexander Gibson Sarah
Gibson, Martha Gibson and Travis Gibson.
IN THIS CASE IT APP E arm G
from the allegations Of the bi which to- that
Henry Gibson, Prior Gibson, Ewel Gibson, Eliza Gibson
Elizabeth Owens and husband VIM. Owens, and Travis Glib
son are non-resdents of Tennessee 1t is there
ordered by the Clerk and Master at the January Rulcs
that publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Whg newspaper published in the city Of Knoxville
Tennessee requiring said defendants 70 appear at the nex
the Chancey Court TO be held for the county
Campbell the house IN the town Of Jscksboro
the third Monday Of April next then and there 70 plead
demur anHwer 10 be filed by LIST Monday Of April
next By rule this Conrt bill in this cause, tbs
viii be taken pro eonfso and set for hearing ex part
10 them
Jan l4-4t D. HART, c. NJ.
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NJ s. Houston Administrative &C. ais, vs.. Thomas G..
Houston, Executor, e ala.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
FROM tbs allegations in She bill which is Norn to- that
The dends1s, 9homss G. Hosston Wm s Martin and wife
Margant Martha Robert Patterson and wife Mary L. Pat
terson, WA. Bales and wife Russelis Bales,
residents Of She State q Tennessee IL therefore ordered
by that publication be made IN Br0wnloWs whg Tor four
successive weGs notifying said defendants 10 appear before
tho Chaucoy Court al Tazewe the % Monday Of April
next thsn and there said bill, the viii be
taken confessed and for hearing pare. copy Of
the order.
FEB I3.4pG JAMES r. EVANS, C.&M.
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COUNTY CoURT-KNox COUNTY.

WV ~ 4 WV RI-hNO1 COUNTY.
r. SchRde administrator &c. the heirs Of John Fous
deceased
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF OF
the County Court, made in this case will offer FOR
sale at the court house door in Knoxville 18th dsv
February next tour lots in ShiedstOwD, adjoining
OF Isabella D. Bell and Others being land sold
by Mccarthy to John H. Shields The will made
on six and twelve months time the forty
lars which will be required the day ofequai
amounts bearing interest dse being the re-
mander, with approved security retained until
the purchase money is fully paid.
janl6-4tF VIM. RULE, Clerk
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PARROT Goodwin Administrator, &C. vs E. L. McAnaly ct
al.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Jsmes < MeAnAIly having been suggested and bin
hed in said Court by the Administrator against the heirs
law sod Cedsrs Of said McAnaly praying said
10 administered in said Court insolven IL
Is ordered BY the Clerk aud Master that publication
for four successive weeks In Brownlows Wing notifying
persons and exhibit their
bSvs themselves made parties the bill before the
third NoDday Of April 1855 they will be forever barred
copy OF Gbs order
ian i4-St pf5 C. Q. SMITH, c. & NJ.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS.

AND OIhItADs
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and mes Durable Paint IN use tso coats vel Eut on %
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Price s. per barrel $500 rs, Wseh WI
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foh Ia-n a5f Pearl Street, New YORK
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JANUARY luz. lses.
~ THIS cAsE IT APPEARING FROM

allegations Of the biI which to, that Willis
D. Alder, George b. Alder, BarBabas Alder, Ellison
and wife Minerva, Elizabeth Alder John Alder, Riley Alder
Andrew Alder nonresdent Of the State OF Tonnes
It therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master the
January Rules that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Br0wuoHs Wing newspaper published IN the city
Of Knoxve Tennessee requiring said defendants appear
the Term Of the Chancey Court TO be held for the
county Of Campbell the house in the Of Jacks
bore the third Monday Of April next then and there
plead emur (answer be fled BY the lat Mon
day Of April next By this Court the bill in this
cause the VIII be taken pro confsso and set for
jsa lat D. HART, c. & NJ.
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ASSIGNEE's OR TRUSTEES NO
TICE OF APPOINTMENT.

In the District the United States for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter Of F. E. Hardwieke, bankrupt.
Eastern District of Tennessee, s..
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE
undsrsgned j. c. Morgan, hereby gives notice Of his APP
pointsnt Assignee Of the estate Of f. +. Hardwiek Of
Cleveland the county Of Bradley said District
who was tewit the 9Th day Of September A. D. 1857
adjudged bankrupt, upon the petition Of himself by the Dis
trct Court Of said District.
Dated at Cleveland the 18th day Of January A. D. 1865
J. @. MORGAN,
Assignee.
bEsIGHATIoN SEwsPAPEHs.
EAsTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, S.
hereby designate the Cleveland Banner and BrownlOH
Knoxville Wing the newspapers in which the foregoing
notice shall be published by the said j. c. Morgan, Assignee
Of the estate of F. L: Herdwk bankrupt aforesaid accord
iEg to law.
Dated at Knoxville the 9th day December, A. D. 1851
lsD1 Z. S. TROWBRIDGE,
Jan 27-5t Register in Bankruptcy.
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Loritla NasseugiI, Admnistratriz &c. samuel Hurst
els.

4 that the defendants Wm. A Blackburn and Samuel
Hurst non-redens OF the state o. Tennessee as shown
ia the bill u s ordered BY that publication be made IN
Brownlovs Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
defendant appear before the Chancery Court at Ia1Wc
the "a Monday q April then and there TO answer
said BILL the viii be taken confessed a. % them
and for heHT!ng psrte. 4 copy Of the order.
feb left pc JAMES T. EVANS G. 4 II.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-15
For the Standard.
THE NATIONS NATAL DAY.
The Glerious 4th in old Burke,

The Glorious 4th in old Burke.
It was great qualification to US Union men
cially ostraessed for years, to meet peaceably in
large numbers to celebrate the anniversary of
our nations independence.
The freedmen, numbering one thousand, as
scmbled OF the African Church, early in the
morning, formed in procession, paraded the
streets Of the hot bed Of rebellion, and marched
to a convenient grove, offered them by Union
man; when Mr.. Woodland and Thomas Hawkins
(colored) addressed the assemblage in language
and manner which would have done credit to
educated white men. They comprehended the
status and wants of the colOred man thoroughly !;
entered their protest against social equality OF
the RACES denounced those who denied soul
to the African, and gratefully acknowledged
their obligations to those white men who advo-
Gated their rights, and accorded to them the
privileges of citizens
AT IL O'Clock, both whites and colored assem-
bled at the Court House square, where Mr.. John
Anderson, a venerable old citizen, who, seven
years before, had been arrested by rebel squad
ron, brought to the same spot where he then
stood on q charge of "uIGH TREASON" loyalty
to the UnionD and narrowly escapes death from
the hands of drunken mob, read the Declare
ton OF Independence. On that occasion he was
with difficulty rescued Though the courage of
our present Lieut.. Governor, and our lamented
uow.citizen, R. c: Pearson, ESQ.,, who is now
wOrthily represented by his two republican sons,
D. e. and Vim. +. Pearson. The last named gen.
teman-the orator of the day-then assembled
the stand. and in strain Of fervid eloquence and
with readiness of speech, not often attained in
one SO young, enchaincd the attention of the
audience for nearly an hour. The young speaker
explained. that though cOmpa atively boy In
years-apd he wished his old County friends to
so regard him-he was yet thankful that he was
an American boy, and could on that day offer his
feeble plea Tor the Constitution Of his country
aud the Union OF his fathers. He did it cheer
fully, gladly and joyfully, though somewhat un-
expcctcdly. He was glad, he said, to see pres
ent, such II large and loyal assemblage Of his
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opposit on, and now let us show magma
nimlty.iHe had no sympathy with the views
of the Conservatives, but no party lash could
drive him to support an attack upon the lib
erty of the press. He read an extract from The
Tribune, where colorcd man is spoken of
as s.Mr. Bradley, negro" He would stand
by the Speaker, provided there was no con-
flict with the interests of the people. He,
therefore, should vote against the substitute.
Mr.. Abbott said all in the House were
equals. A reporter is here by the courtesy
of the House. and he is therefore bound to
affix no appellation distasteful to any men,
Der. The Sentinel was in the habit of say
ing 'Mr. Durham" but when speaking of
the coored man, he would, for instance, say.
"Harris, (negro) of Wake" &c. He would
| protect any and all members from insult. 1t
had been the policy of the Conservatives to
| try to laugh and ridiculc the Republican
party out of existence There was no coun-
try in the world that would tolerate such
abuse as is used by the Conservative press
| gartled the action of the Sentinel as an effort
to throw obloquy and ridicule upon this
| body.
The discussion was farther participated In
by Messrs. Morris, Sweet, Justice of Hender-
| son, and Others.
Mr.. Pou moved to amend by striking out
the first resolution. Lost.
Mr.. Pou offered a substitute sustaining
the action of the Speaker in excluding the
reporter of the Sentinel. Lost.
The question being on the adoption of the
substitute of Mr.. Estes, Mr.. Durham called
for the yeas and nays, which being ordered,
the motion was decided in the affirmative.
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Ashworth, Bow
man, Barnes, Gambler, Clayton OF Chowan,
Chdrry, Ellington, Estes, Foster, Forkner,
Gilbert, Graham, Hutchings, Harris of Wake,
Hoffman, Horney, Hodgin, Hayes Hen
bricks, Ingram, Justice of Henderson, JUS
tice of Rutherford, Kinney, Leary, Mayo,
Morrill,, Morris, McCanless, Peck, Price,
Proctor, Robbins, Renfrow, Reynolds,
Rhodes, Stilley, Simmons. Seymour, Stevens,
Sweet, Siegrist, Vest, Wilson, Wilkie and
VISUALIZE.
NAYs-Messrs Armstrong, Boddie, Clay
Ferebee, Gatling, Gibson. Green, Hodnett
Hicks. High. HUMPHREYS, Harris Of Franklin,
Hawkins, Kelly of Davie, Kelly of Moore
Moore. Matheson, Robinson, Smith of ALLIE
ghany, Sinclair, Shaver, Thompson and Will
liams-26.
A protest, signed by Messrs. Ellis, Clayton
of Pennsylvania, Durham, Farrow, Ferebee
Gibson, High, Hawkins, Moore, Matheson
Robinson, Smith of Allegheny, Thompson
and Williams, was offered, which was or
dered to he entered on the journals
Some discussion arose as to the merits Of
the protest, when on motion, the House adj
journed till Monday 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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salary not exceeding So per day. Lies over.
BY Mr.. Hayes-A bill preventing distila-
ton of spirits. Referred to Committee ON
Propositions and Grievances
The Senate, by message, asked the con-
currencc of the House in an cngrossed bill
continuing the present municipal authori-
ties of Salisbury. Referred to Committee on
interpretations.
BY Mr.. Morris-A bill to prevent the sale
OF intoxicating liquors on election days.
Referred
Mr.. Durham submitted the following reso-
luton, which was ordered to lie over under
the rules:
Resolced, That the action OF the Speaker
of this House in excluding the reporter of
the Sentinel from the Hall for applying the
term negro" to cOlOred members of this
House, is an infringement of the freedom of
the press, and an usurpation of authority
unwarranted by law or precedent.
BY MIR. Reynolds-A bill to make land
holders responsible for the taxes of insolvent
taxpayers, who may be living on their lands.
Lies over.
By Mr.. Proctor-A resolution requiring
the Chief Clerk to furnish the officers and
members of the House with all needed sta
tionery, to be procured by requisition ON the
Secretary of State. Lies over.
By Mr.. TIinnant-A bill to authorize the
County Commissioners of johnson to hor-
row money for the support of the poor and
other county purposes. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
By Mr.. ProctOr-A resolution authorizing
the appointment of standing committee of
three ON printing. Lies over.
by Mr.. Blair-A resolution for the relief
of the people. [Instructs the Committee on
Finance to consider the impoverished DON
tdition of the people, and report by bill or
otherwise, so that collection of taxes may be
delayed until the crops are disposed Of
By Mr.. Clayton of Transylv ania-A bill
to incorporate the town of Brevard. Passed
its several readings under suspension of
the rules.
! By MIR. Leary-A hill to change the man.
ner of payment of the State subscription to
| the capital stock of the Western Railroad
Company. Referred to Committee on Fl
nance.
A communication was received from the
Governor, enclosing the report of the Direc-
tors and Officers of tile N. G. Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
| Mr.. Seymour moved that the report be
printed. Carried.
Mr.. Justice of Henderson, moved that
when the House adjourn, it do so till a
o'clock, P M. Lost.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Blair
for the remainder of the week.
The House adjourned till tomorrow 10a
o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Ragland.
1.-THE proceedings of Saturday and to-day
will appear tomorrow, and after that each
issue of the Standard will contain the pre-
ceding days proceedings.]
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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY. July Is, 1865

MONDAY. July Is, 1868.
The Speaker called the House to order at
104 o'clock
Journal read and approved.
The Senate, by message, informed the
House Of the rejection on the third reading
by that bodNof House Bills. Nos 2. and 8;
and of the. adoption of House bill, num-
her Z.
The following resolutions were read and
placed upon the calendar:
BY Mr.. Gilbert, instructing the commit
tee on Military Affairs to report bill provi-
ding for tile immediate organization of the
militia, the two races to be put in separate
companies.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, July II, 1868.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
The President in the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. G. W. Welker.
The Journal of Friday was read and ap-
proved.
The chair announced the following COM
mittees:
On Immigration :-Messrs. Cook, Ethe-
ridge, Eppes, Rich, Mclaughlin.
To fix the time of holding Superior Courts.
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and under suspension of the rules, passed
its second and third readings.
Mr. DAVIS gave notice OF his intention 7"
introduce at an early day a bill to remove all
distractions in the main channel OF Pedee
and Yadkin rivers for the passage OF fish.
Adjourned.
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rights of the members of the House are equal,
read as follows:
Resoloed, That no reporter for any news.
paper shall be allowed in this Hall, or gal
lerics of this House, whose printed re-
ports do not, in speaking Of members,
conform to the decision of the Speaker
RESOLVED, That the House sustain the
Speaker in promptly removing the reporter
of the Sentinel for refusing to comply with
the decision of the chair in reference to the
colored members of the House. :.
Mr.. Durham characterized the action of
the Speaker in excluding the Sentinel re-
porter as an unwarranted usurpation of
power. The word NEGRO" was not used as
term of reproach; it was only used for pur-
poses of information to the people, that they
might see the capacity exhibited by the COL
orcd people for legislation.
Messrs. Hutchings and Morris supported
the substitute. They did not consider
negro" as any disgrace. They only OBJ
jected to the manner in which that term was
used; they believed it was cast at them as a
stigma, and hoped the substitute would pass.
Mr.. Pou said that reporters were allowed
seats by authority granted to the Speaker.
1t they violated the courtesy extended them
they should be checked and required to con-
form to the rules. He did not consider the
action of the Speaker an Infringement of the
liberty of the press. He, however, did not
think it practicable to exclude reporters from
the ball or galleries. They had the right to
come into the hall and galleries in the char
acter of visitors, where they might make re.
ports from memory or otherwise
. Mr. Sinclair said that as a Renpl(iean ho
protested against the action OF the Speaker.
We came here to allay excitements and
smooth asperities. He would stand by the
colored man, and had been ostracised for
STANDING to them. We have conquered the
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-10

- ENTON u WILSON, Attorneys at Law,
ID and Solicitors in Chancery. Office in No
les New Block, ST. Adams Vt Attend Courts
Rgularly Ill Franklin, Orleans, and Lamolle
bunties. 159-tf
In. c. BENTON, ". u. WILSON.
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IN A. SOWLES, Attorney and Counsellor at
E.s LAW and Solicitor in Chancery. Office over
rst National Bank, st. Adams, Vt.
aims against the United States for Arrears of
~, OF Bounty to Soldiers, Widows and Invslid's
,nsions, &C., &c. 3-ti
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|Xr u. NJ GOWAN, DENTIST. Office
w '. over Wead and Duren's Drug store,
!. Adams, Vt 2-tf