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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05

part OF the Senate DO appoiEtsd by the respective SPEAK
ora to ascertain and report early practicable y
whom the Governors has been signed to al pones
Issued since the war If by any other person than me
Govsni9r aud BY what s4thority; how many Of SAID
bonds have been issued BY authority Of law and for what
PURPOSES Whether coupons have been paid presented
for uaveuf hok do not belong to bonds iagilimateT
;ss,sd and whether any parties implicated in the
fraudulent issue Of bonds II any, in any way inn
palod or connected in tho efforts to defeat the
payment of the July interest of the State bonds aud tia
said committee have authority to send for persons and
papers.
This resolution was Withdrawn, the Speaker decided
that the ground would be covered by the Investigations oil
the special committee TO when referred that portion
Of the Governors message relating 10 an alleged eonsp
racy against the State credit.
resolution that the Comstrocr report 10 the House
the number and character Of bonds engraved and ds-
cred for tho use Of tho State since the Sh day Of APRIL
1865, 10 the Isl Of July 1865 and also reported the num-
Der Of engraved bonds on hand and not executed
An Acr to provide for The funding debt and for other
sEcrToS l. Re e enacted 81 he General Assea6lg Of hs
State Of Tennessee That financial agent Tor the state
shall be and is hereby created, who shall after ms a-
poinment hereinafter provided for, proceed 70 fund
the State debt in outstanding bonds, and provide for
the payment Of the same.
SEc Be Il further enacted, That said financial agent
shall be nominated by the Governor and confirmed By the
Senate and shall be governed in his action as provided
in section 3 Of this act
Sec 3. Be Il further eaactsd That the said agent shall
and file with the Comptroller, Treasurer and Sec
rotary Of State duplicate bonds in the penal Of one
hundred thousand dollars with good and sufficient
ry, to be approved by the Governor for the aihalper
Torrance Of his duties; and that be shall Immediately
after his qualification prescribed proceed 10 fund the
entire debt Of the State in bonds, principal and in
teres due and falling due within The next i've years, By
the issuance Of bonds thirty years after date bearing
per cent interest," payable annually at Nashville Tenn
and that ssent shall continue to hold and exercise the
said oCc With all its duties and functiona for the period
Of Eve years, until the shall be abolished 9TH
erwisc provided for BY law.
-
Of laws in conflict WITH inconsistent to- the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed and that this take
effect from and after its passage.
That Col A. e. Boone Is hereby requested to furnish
this body report Of his action aid settlements and is
further requested to furnish detailed statement Of the
entire expenses Of the Tennessee State Guards.
Resolred further That the select committee appointed
BY this House 10 settle with Col A. f. Boone DO const
uted an independent House committee, and requested 20
20 forward in the settlement with Col Boone in accor
dance with the recommendations made by the Governor.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Ryder offered the following resolution
heSotUed by tie General Assembly Of the State o
Tennessee, That committee of three on the part o
the House, and - on the part of the Senate, be ap
pointed to wait upon the Governor and urge upor
him the expedieney OF laying before this cslod ses
sion of the Legislature the propristy of taking steps
TO revise and amend the revenue law.
The Speaker did not think the resolution could
properly be considered. If the doc. were thu,
opened, there would 30 no limit to the business in
toduced, and tho session would be prolonged for
months de suggested that Mr.. Ryder withdraw
the resolution.
Mr. Williams held that the Governors message
had touched upon thu State finances, and that this
was hns-cjal question:, wrung in in that way
Mr. Ryder declined TO withdraw tho resolution
wnereupon The Speaker ruled THAT was out of or
der An appeal from the decision of the chair bav-
ing been taken, the decision was sustained
Mr. dhornburg, OF Jefferson, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously rdopted IN
der suspension of the rules
Resolved By tic General assembly of tie State OF
Tennessee That the maintenance Of the State credit
Is the duty OF every hciast and patriotic citizen,
and her present financial o5gationE under all cir
canstsnees are TO be upheld in the strcest integrity
snd good faith, aud insnuatio2s of bad faith or re-
quotation, eirect or indreet are unworthy Of SEN
sitiye and high-minded people that Rave ever been
ready 10 maintain her honor with their blood and
treasure.
Mr Singlessry offered the following resolution
Whereas, The Hon. s. Watson wss appointed
Trustee Of the Bank Of Tennessee for the purpose
81 collecting the dues Of said bank and winding up
ia Affairs; and
Whereas A laTgs amount of money, notes and
property belonging 10 said bank came into the Dos.
session OF said Watson as trustee aforesaid and
Whereas, DC has never rasde detailed state
mehb Of his proceedings in the premises therefore
Rssotued BY The General Assembly Of tie State Of
Tennessee That the Hon. s. Watson Trustee be and
be Is hereby requested 10 make detailed statement
Of his proceedings and the condition of the AFFAIR."
OF SAID bank 10 this General Assembly without de-
lay.
Tho resolution was ruled out Of order by the
Speaker IN accordance with his former decision as
TO what subjects could be acted upon during the
present called session
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nistinenished Arrivals.

On Wednesday, Cen VIM. B. Stokes and Colonel
James Mullins passed through Knoxville on their
way to their homes alter many months of arduous
labor in Congress These gentlemen's families and
homes are in region dominated by Kukluz assas-
sins Lot us see TO it that they and men like them
can live in peace under their own vine and hg-
tree or drive the disioyai sssassns out OF Middle
Tennessee with a loyal rsilitis Long live Stokes
and Mullins, gallant able champions Of freedom
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SENATE.
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, July 80, 1868.
A Memorial

We the undersigned citizens Of the county Of
Rutherford, believing that necessity exists or il
justly apprehended for the organization Of militia
force 10 conduct the coming election, OF for any
other object earnestly and soemnly protest against
the participation Of our Representatives in promot-
ing such organization.
We earnestly desire and therefore commend the
Immediate repeal of the Franchise Law and the re-
moval of all extraordinary restrictions on the right
Of suffrage.
A resolution calling report from the Directors
of the Penientisry of the condition and troubles by
which they are surrounded
Resolution for the appointment Of a committee 10
wait upon the Governor and urge upon him the ex-
pedency of laying before this Legislature the pro
prety Of taking steps TO the disabilities from
very large and intelligent portion of our popula-
ton, as contained in present Franchise law was
laid over informally.
Providing for The appointment Of a committee 10
examine into the alleged frauds eifccting the State
credit; passed over Informally.
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The thermometer on the Rampage.

If the temperature below is no hotter
than it has been here for several days it
won't be so hard on Brownlow and Butler
after all when they shuttle off this mortal
coil. Louisville Journal
II is matter of surprise with many
that Old Prentice is so accurately informed
as TO the state Of the weather down be-
low His communication is direct and
perfectly reliable.
SENIOR EnITnR
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HOUSE.
HrsorrrrnNa

Aaat joint select COMMITTEES Of hlss on The cart o.
the House and - on tho part Of the Senate be an
pointed whose duty Il shall be 70 sette the railroad a.
eouht Of all railroad receivers in thss State and bat
ey have power 70 send for persona and papers, and that
ney report to the present session. If practicable if not
that they have power sit during the recess and reo
e the November session.
Ruled out Of order BY the Speaker az the round Ina,
the subject was not pertinent 10 the objects for which The
extraordinary session had been called
~ Mr. Woodcoek-That the select committee appoipt
cd By this House TO take into Confederation the nrs
Of me 6oTeSnOTs message relating 10 The militia ard re
penltenary, Be declared Independent House Committed
and requested 20 take into irnnediatc cousiderss ~
matter referred to them. -
ADOPTED under saspension Of the ralea
ahereas lt - rumored that isrgs amount Of bonds
Of ne stats have been flaudaty sssd and sold and
acre. \ Is Que % the State that her credit and fair
lame should not be permitted to sufer 5v the ri,at;
ef such reports, II anfoundsd; therefore,
Ne q hesotsed, That Joint committee, composed ~
hve members on the psrt Of the Houso ard - on n,
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HOUSE,
The House was called TO order by the Speaker at
A

HOUSE
The House was called TO order by the Speaker at
10 A. NJ.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr. Wiliams-Whereas il il evident that a
foul conspiracy has been entered into by parties
yet unknown to tho public, for the purpose of iniu-
ring the credit Of the State and depreciating the
price Of her bonds for purposes Of speculation and
Whereas, His Excellency W. G. Brownlow Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, recommends the appointment
by the General Assembly Of Joint Select Com
mittee with full power to send for persons and pa
pers for the purpose of ferreting out the guilty par
ties, therefore, be- il
RcsoIOed By the General assembly Of the STATE Of
Tennessee That committee Of - on the part Of
the Senate, and three on the part Of the House Of
Representatives, be appointed, with full power to
send for persons and papers, and make a thorough
examination into all the facts and circumstances
connected with the aforesaid conspiracy, and re-
port 20 the General Assembly as soon as practical
Bile. Adopted under the suspension Of the rules
The Speaker announced the following as the COM
mittee on the part of the House, under Mr.. Will
liams' resolution, 10 investigate the conspiracy
against the State credit Messrs Williams Roach
and Stone.
bill repeating an act passed March 10, 1868
and known as Gan act 10 iiquidate the debt of the
State falling due in 1852 Passed hrst reading
bill providing for the election Of Pres idential
Electors by the General Assembly instead of by the
people. The object Of the bin is stated TO be to
avoid the danger Of civil war and boodshed sholld
general election be held. Passed first reading and
referred to the Judiciary Committee, but snbse-
quently ruled out of order as not touched apou in
the Governors message, and withdrawn.
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Northern CORRESPONDENCE

A distinguished citizen and fine writer
of this State who is travelling in the North,
and will be absent several months is writing
series Of letters for the WING We give
one in this paper on his observations in
Washington aud Philadelphia
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NASHVILLE, July %. 1853
SENATE


The Senate met at II A. n. Speaker Senser pre-
siding. The roll was called, % members answer.
ing to their Nance
The message Of Che Governor was read and or.
dered 10 be printed
resolution authorizing the clerk OF the Senate
10 inform the House that the Senate had organized
and were ready for business
message from the House announced that line
House was organized and ready for business.
A resolution that special sint committee be ID.
pointed, consisting of thirteen on the part of the
Senate and - on the part Of the House H. tske
into consideration the Governors message.
The following resolution was adopted In iic1
Resolved, That so r1uch Of the GovernoFs r,sssage
has reference 70 tina KuklGx Khan be referred 10
the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs
That 50 much Ct the Governors message as has
reference 10 finance 30 referred u the Committee
on Finance.
That 50 much OF the Governors message az has
reference 10 the FenitentisFy Re referred 70 she
Committee on Penitsnsiary
On motion Of Senator Matthswz, the words aRu-
klux Khan were stricken oat and militia insert
ed The resolution was adopted.
Senate sdiouraed until l0A a., to-day.
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The House met al 10 A. " Speaker Richards
presiding aud sixty-six members present
The unfinished business Of yesterday was taken
up which was the election Of an engrossing clerk
j. NJ. Alexander was elected on the sixth ballot
and was sworn in.
resolution was adopted under suspension ef
The rules, appointing Captain Frank Hyberger Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the House, vice Captain Heydt.
resigned Also resolution ins.ructing the clerk 20
notify the Senate that the House was organized and
ready 70 proceed 70 business
which was read.
Mr.. Meyers moved that 5000 copies Of Che mes
sage be printed.
The Speaker presented the following petition.
which be stated had been placed upon his desk. and
which was read as follows
To His Ereettency WiIIianl @. BrassaEoao Goa,rnoy
Of 1eiaessee, and 10 The tloo Hosses Of tks Csne-
raj assembly IA special sessions assembled
We, the undersigned, citizens of Ccnee, Frank
lin, Bedford and Lincoln counties, assembled At
TEllahoma, and representing every shade Of polit-
cal opinion, do make known their earne.t desire,
and rs We believe, the desire Of large majority of
the citizens Of said COUNTIES, that . convention
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Polk County.

We publish the proceedings Of the Union Conven-
ton of Polk county, nominating delegates TO the
District Convention TO be held in Knoxville on the
26th inst From these win be seen that the del
sgates are instructed TO vote for the Hon. Horace
Maynard for Congress as long as his name is before
the Convention, and their second choice the del
egates are instructed TO vote for General Joseph
C0opar
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rPrnIrc-Nc. bs.l

Az AeI change the time Of holding the district aud crcat
courts Of the United States In the several districts IN the
State Of Tennessee.
Be enacted By he Senate aud House Of Representatives 81 tse
Uasd Sa Of Aaeriea ~ Coaes assembled, That the circuit
and district for the district Of East Tennessee shall
hereafter be held Knoxville, the second Mondays OF
January aud July In each year aud for the district Of Mid
die Tennessee Nashville, the the third Mondays Of
April and October Of each year and for the district Of West
Tennessee at Memphis the fourth Mondays Of May and
November each year and that all recognizance indct
ments other procsedgs civil and criminal now pond1g
reurnabe in said COURTS shall be entered in court and be
tried according the times holding said courts
herein provided shall take effect rom and after
the FIRST Monday july eighteen hundred and sxtyeght
Approved juno %, 1865.
DEPGHrarNg OF sTArE, wAsHIseroS, Jaly q, Ists.
aug sat r. s. CHEW, Chief Clerk,
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ne wHie y osassoiss ssioag ePos he system. "a
papsrs are dssasssas easion II lls Js zhe ss
hars bssn pad fas on Be noeRrWo wIEKs before her
s sa ous iusss he subscription rsueed s paper sR b
dsoa,isuss Thh ruis iron piel asrs pin b d9sr-
'a-c Wa,oS for ~ aart ard reHsp yoy subsriPtioH.
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cHANCERY COURT-RUTLEncp

Thomas A. R. Nelson st al, ". John T. Meclur..,.,
IN THIS CASE THE DEFENDANT
Il John F. Mcclure, being nonresident Of the g..
Tennessee appears from the bill II Is ordered -
CLERK and Master that publication be made FOR four ~
sIve weeksip Brovnlo's Knoxville Wing, notifying ali
resident defendant appear before the Chlnesry Co.
Rutledge on the third Monday Of October next tbs1
there 10 make his defence 20 said bill the sa,a ,al
taken for confessed and for hearing exparte a. n Al
A copy Of the order. Test. Q. q. SMITH, c. a
aug sat pts By J. W. ZOE, D. o1E
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e. n. PETTExoTL Co.. and JoY, Cor Co, arc our su-
ilorizsd Advertising Agents for New York city.
PtnyIs No. lss Vine street, shove FOURTH Cinein
nsu Ohio IL cur Only authorized Advertising Agent for
Cincinnati and vicinity
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Notice hereby given Deputy MsrshAls, Clerks snd
others, ali Notices in Bankruptcy" and Insolvency
he paid fo in advance saeh Notices viii not be pub
ishsd hereafter unless accompanied b. the cash.
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CHANoERY CoURP-JACKsBoRo'.

N. N. Kineaia others B. F. Kineaid and other.
EROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN THE
u BILL which 10, IL appears that John gjre.,5
Jr and B. +. Kneaid nonresdeRts Il ordered tbs
publication be made for four successive weeks roypo
Knoxville Wing, requiring said defendant appear al ~
Chanoery Court TO be held at the house Ia Jaekb
the Sd Monday Of October next then there 10 pd
answer ansver 20 be flsd by the first Monday Of Oet
next BY rule OF this Court demur otherwise make ~
Tense q said bill, the win be taken coufsssed :,
to them AID set for hearing Parte.
aug SIT pfo DAVID HART. CAN
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The Sacramento Record says: The De
mocrrcy Of the present time derive their
name from the Latin word Demon and the
English word crazy, thus literally signify
ing crazy devils -
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Monroe County.

The delegation 70 the Congressional District Con-
vsntion from Monroe county are instructed TO vote
Tor General Cooper. We understand their second
choice Is Maynard
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SENATE

NASHVILLE, July %, ls6s.-The Senate met
Speaker Senter in the chair.
A memorial from tho merchants of Nashville
requesting the Legislature TO confer with them in
writing respecting act passed by the Legislature
10 amend the revenue law, TO explain 20 them why
It is that they have TO pay per cent TO the State
and one-hah per cent 10 the county on all cotton
grain -four, provisions etc. on all sales that they
may make as commission merchants
A bill to liquidate the State debt This bill pro-
vides that the entire bond Indebtedness of the State
be- under the direction of the Governor, funded st
par in thirty-year bonds bearing six per cent in
terest payable semiannusl in the city Of Nashville
A resolution calling for report from the Finance
Board Of the manner which they have discharged
the duties intrusted 10 them by sn set of the Leg-
lature:
l. Whether any bonds have been Issued under
said act.
2. Whether any of the bonds Of the State have
fallen due.
8. Whether the semi-snnual interest on the bonds
Of the State have been paid
A resolution calling on the Comptroller for infor-
nation as 20 the condition Of the finances Of the
State.
A resolution 10 appoint joint committee of five
on the part Of the Senate, and - on the part of
the House. TO wait upon the Governor and urge
upon him the e1pediency of laying before this called
session OF the Legislature the proprety of taking
steps locking TO the removal of the disabilities from
very large and intelligent portion of our popula.
ton as contained in our present franohies law Laid
over
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united states of America--Eastern Dis-
triot of pennesstse.
II A ~

w 49, = q =. -a-f M OhMAIION MAS
pst,,s ~ me Dsssies Court Of Che United States for said
pst- sI, ks7 Attorney Of the Unfsd states or srs
81 L ~ susl 81 the United states Of America s.lns
- Io1ss o. Manufactured Tobacco ugei0di-s- 5Ias
atss, al persons pfslly ntefvsnipg r 1bsr
an ainB That said Tobacco had beer ssirsl
Al 49, no property Of Miller Jones Co By Rs~1us
H. 80 - :. o. Siotworthys in Knox ceun ~ Ts1ners on
~ 5esa lnormaton forth aud sTerred 10 BE-
thrsers ~ the usual process and nonition Nov
Cc,r 70 tle monttion under the seal Of
sons = s uissetsd hereby give public notice 70 eli Per
s.ls etns N interest In said Tobacco ~ srns bsr
- AZ inc court house Ia KnoviIIe An "a Df-t-f
- ~ go icy Of November, 1853 at 10 oe4ock al tlsr
fo'' 'neif e44inis and Gle their allegations
auy al. B. McDABNEL
- Z. S. Marshal Ec.
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- NJ 90.
United States of Ameries-Es..o,., Me.
t.Ict of Tennaaaaa

WHEEEAS, AN INFORMATION wAs
.,s p.sls d II ths District Court shs United States FOR
eTsEord W Hall, Esq Attorney of az go ~
~ ps,EiSt ga bshan Of The United stste. ~ S.
aae sEsnst az ps.sons lawfully intsryen a. y .
80 - - essles tnat sad Tobacco hsa seen sei.s IN,
4soas b .a day q July, 1884, b. Revenue "a
causes IN ala fsf 2, Iorted 70 .he United states Cor
fore sTsosp NJ usual Process and OHiion Now there
.i--5 yea, hsrsby give pubic 1ot5es - m 1870
foe- =, - nssfest In said Tobacco 20 sDns 49, 49,.
sEers - % sessneeF 1865, oeoeI NJ ts ,SS
- ' pose their claims and fIe thsir aIiss-t,so-s -
aug ait B. MCDANIEL
II. IS. Marshal Az
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M. C. WILCOX & CO.
Teachers State Association of Tsups,,.
THE F0ITRTH ANIMAL. NJ I r...sese-

Il Of this body viii be Esld IN the Capitol A. Y,.'S
Monday and Tuesday, August nth aud istb Issssso
friends Of education, teachers, AID County supes an
are invited to attend and become mem bers. 'eetEs
The sessions Of the National Association. 10 a..
Nashville the 18Th 10th, and e1st Of August sd
this week Of unusual interest IA the educaopsI nas
the State. aW
Railroads of the State will rstarn delegates fss,,,
provided they have paid full fare coming 20 Nssbv nar
Papers friendly TO the cause Of education are rae1s.
81 c. WTIoox, ssey. ausl.twss VIE 1fPi 1..lss,
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The President has ordered the Secretary of War
10 withdraw all the military from those Southern
States which have representatives in Congress. II
any scenes Of violence occur in these States, thcr
Legislatures must call on Mr. johnson for assist
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OHANOERY OOURT-sBVIERVIIIE.
J. H. Caldwell Administration, the heirs and crs5l,o
r.. u. Hodson, deceased ' OF
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

N HIS Nh UEL II AIIEN HTNE
from eomplainsnt's bill that D. b Jones and Wiz =
jones' waiter ~ ',- eie non-reidsnts
made for four successive weeks in Brownow's KnoTv
WIKI, notifying said resident defendants % anr.s
the Term e the Chencory Court, 10 be held e re Con-,
house seyieTylle, the second Monday OF October 80
10 answer the bill of complaint Of John Cadwell ss
TRAITOR estate Of f. H. aoison deceased aled sg
them and others In said Court the will Do a. -
confessed and set for hearing 20 them parts h -
ordered that the creditors Of said r. H. l0dsou fec..
come forward and Gle their claims with che CLERK All ~
teproperiy authenticated and become parties dsfnd,
this suit. copy Of The order.
aug sat pf5 NJ. r. THOMAS a IN
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SENATE

NASHVILLE July 81, Isss-ssrsls net, speaker sen.
ter in the chair.
The report Of 5. Watson, President o The State II
nance Board read and referred 70 Colraiites IN II
nance.
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In Rankrnnlnv

o D9tict Court OF the United States Tor the Eastern
District Of Tennessee.
IN tho natter Of D. n. N. Persgoy Baukrupt
ENO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. THE
hereby gives notice Of his appointment a.
a. on v n M Persgoy Of Ezabehton in ths eoun-
- - Ter aud state OF Tennessee,
District. 4. n n IN. ~ - ~ Sourt OF sed
Ds'ed a. 'onsfbo5o the 10Th day Of July fs6s sas55