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Indiana American., 1868-04-03

oesasioned by the death, resignation or
removal Of the President. It is ss sspa-
tor from Ohio, chosen BY the Senate as iis
presiding officer, that Wade will succeed
as Acting President aud consequently
Ohio-will-hase no vacancy 70 fill,uniil the
expiration Of the terms of her regular
Senators. III the contrary was the rule,
the State having ihs presiding officer Of
the Senate might, under possible con-
tingency, bsye aree Senator's claiming
seats, instead Of but two towhich the Con-
slilulion entities her.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03

Dear american, Monday has como aud
gone, and Andy not yet brought to judg.
mont; but tho 3lst lust Is tho time when
the traitor Ia to be brought to tho bar Of
justice. | think the dark cloud that has
been hanging over US since Andy turned
traitor to the party that elected him, is
asout to disappear, and light from tho
Eastern nprizon will soon shine upon US.
The good news wiilrebound from the Pacific
to tho Atlautic, from Maine to California,
that Andrew johnson Ia impeached and
Ben Wade Ia President Of tho United
States. Wont that bc Joyful
Then tho next news that will etrke
terror TO the hearts of tho Democrats, will
bo tho nomination Of the great Hero aud
Patriot, Gen'l Grant. for President. Then
"fe,ch out your pendelton, breckenridge,
Mcclellan, or any other man that 10 80 do
based as to acoept nomination on the 10.
called Democrat ticket and they will laarn
that ,he people are ever going TO hold the
true great aud patriotic soldiers IL sacred
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
Msss Convention.

2 There will be a Mass Convention OF the
Republicans Of Frrnklin County held al
the Court House ir BrookviIlc on Satur
day the llth. day Of April next. for The
purpose .f appointing delegates to attend
the Codgressional Conysntiop to be held
Ut Cooncrsyille on the both Of April fol
the purpose of nominating a candidate iol
Congress 10 thv 4th Congressional Dis
triei OF Iudiana. A general attendance
is desired.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
q. %. BlxKLEY, Chairman.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
IMPEACHMENT.

The trial ~ Aniraw .Tohnsoo preai-
dent of the, Ira;,ea States nnon Tho charge
q h;uh "a ,n;.a.n,as 49, ~.s s.;r
IIy began on MONDAY, before the Court Of
Imnsachment Tho onening snoech was
a.,;v.s,rsa 30 ~. ryo, y u p,,,s. .,d
| !, i not saving too much 10 remark that
| /, v;ll '.r..,,v sdd,o,ha sma Of Ia a..
l,hor =. . lawyer II coveys ,b.' xboIe
ro..a u,rn,.;; a, ,w;,h nn,noo.on,on,. n.n,o,
com ~ na..;.. /. anestians relating 10 Tho du
AZ. IS ~. ct;.e 'rvee,,,,a of,.sr 90 ~.
-. .-....,;a~,. s,...,,,., a.. -.
ana mitdsmeanofsT of which Anarew
ro...on ,.,snsoa ,ha
s,;,s non io ~ nTsssn rad and clo.ine with
. .an.., A. ,hs saa.,o II hoh.lg % I'm.
pe,illsa'~ libsi,sf Having eooolu,ivslv
.,l,h;,sd ,he ..orns,;on of ,hs p,s.;dant
hs moa, .nNn,ont;a,slv ana e,oouen,ly
.losoa b,s novorfol a,eumept with ,bes.
wo,a.. .'f Tm .nos ,h.reeor. 80, -.
cuscs Of s.sgvera,ioo. hut tho word. ot
- IA .osas,... ,h.,,,. e,,n.o
,v,ca, vo,e,r 70 ,aoal Bherties &c ~, ,nen
t., !. ,.o,n, h,;oo o. ,ho aao;.;on - no
bonr /"
Thesnss.b oe 90, Rr,,s, "a Ian, 7,
could no, ~ .bor. NJ oao .ho "a. .,
will be likely TO discover auy norton Tia,
n, bs om;t,sd or mors b,;eav s,.,sd
II Ia in fact. the. whole Impeachment
onss,;on nut ;,,o. Tho shor,s.. sr,.. .no..
sibles - e-s,S.isJ 80 Fs.a'i-
Tha ,,;.d ~ tba PFC s;dsc, w.s co,,;,
ued in The Senate on Tuesday Some nd
a;.;a.., ,ao..,..,,. ,.a,. os..al ;.o,.a;uu
N. comm;ss;an AZ Mr. s,on,on from pos.
Al.
Of wi,nes. began. A coDrre,sman named
W.. .fro.n ,ras ono &C ,hom IT, u.r.
b;s .nswsrs from Tho nr;n,oa co,v 81 ri.
.v;a...a n,.,;o,s,v ,ston hseovs ,ha Tn
nsschmsn, l,omm;,,eo of ,hs uouss and
was nut through keen cross.examinatiop
bv Mr. s.anbsrvt A dslsc.ts from on,
Of the Territories was then osfered %
xo~...oa,.....;o, m;,h c....., Tto,a
az Objection uas made bv the presi-
aan,,. .a.,.. ana .,.,,.,ooj 49,, ~ ~. ch,a,
I..,:o. 'Tl,s a.a;.;o. .x.;,.s a., "a 80
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
JUDGE Wilson for CONGRESS.

1t has been repeatedly stated and as Of.
ten denied, that Judge Wilson would no,
De a candidate for Congress in the prese nj
canvass Of the Fourth District. From
he following correspondence il would
seem that he does not "decline'' the hon
or, bywhich We understand that he accepts
the position of candidate:
suELnvILLE, IND, March 24, '6s.
Hon. j. NJ. Wilson:-Dear .Sr-Ru.
mors being afoat that you will not accept
the nomination for Congress in this Dis
trict "under any circumstances, y sour
many friends in Shelby county who de-
sire your name placed upon the ticket,
wish to know IL these rumors are well
founded, or whether you win accept the
nomination II rendered you. An imne.
dinte answer is requested. s.
lSigned, j. M, CuMBAcK,
J. NJ. HEsrER,
-. - Ii. Il. LOVE-,
i .ee 81 Hsist.a And Others.
RusnvILLE, ISD., March "a, '6S.
j. Nj. Cumback, J NJ. Hester. John
Elliott, John Blessing, b. II. Love, NJ.
Robins, A. ID. Lynch and others:
GESTLEMES;--I have received yours,
interrogating me as to whether or not j
would accept nomination for Congress In
this Dietrict. In reply, have to say TINT
have not made any effort for that no,ri-
nation. If however, the convention
should deem ii advisable TO confer that
honor upon me, should not decline IT,
ss Very Resp'y Yours, 60,
-, 80 atlsf JIM. WILSON.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
g. X. BINGHAM, Editor.
-BRooKvuLE- :
For Governor,

> aore asrs For Governor. a'i u'
.csisssi CONRAD BAKER. Of vsndsrbure.
- 8 - For Liea'erant Governor, a.'l
iss Colonel WILL CUMBACK, Of Decatur.
~ For ssere'sry of State,
80 Dr. MAX r. A. HOFFMAN, Of Cas4
For Auditor of State,
Major J. d EVANS. of HamiI,on.
i, ia For Treasurer Of Safe,
-G-nssai NATHAN KfMBALIs of Martha.
+. Far Clerk of the Supreme Court. +
Capitals. THEODORE Mccoy. Of Clarke
For Repnrser Of the sarrems Court.
,oolonsl JAttRS b. BLACK. Of Marioo.
,.bss. For Auornsy General.
DELANAE WILLIAMSON. Of Putnam.
=. Pes sapsriassndsnt of Public inslraction.
.tsi iBARNABAs G. HOBBS. Of Wayne
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
To tho Republicans. OF the Fourth Con-
areasLnnal nlsiriot.

am urged by friends In difIeron, quar-.
tors to return home and engage actively 10
tho pending Congressional canvass. While
l fully realize tho great advantage Of my
competitors and their friends, through
their active and Jealous operations
against mo in my absence, cannot oblAn
my own ccuseutto desert my post Of pub.
lilo service. In order 10 look after my pri.
vate political Interests. In this remark
sbe crisis the people look to Congress y,
their refuge. aud would scarcely excuse
mo for setting an example which, lgener.
ally followed, might seriously delay tho
trial OF the great maefaotor, whose speedy
conviction IL demanded by tho nations
peaoo. IL should be defeated, shall, OF
course, regret III; but | SEQ no honorable
means Of preventing u except tho strong
and earnest appeal | now mako 10 tho
fair. minded Republicans Of the District,
not 10 allow the 10 be stricken down while
endcavoring faithfully to serve them, Ia
order that NV trust, which | have never
dishonored mAy be conided to other
hands. Ny position and character as
public man are not unknown to tho people;
and soless some acsion shall bc taken
rendering tny detention here unnecessary
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
Safety Of Or. Livingstone.
WAsnINoToN, Maroh 22.

The Uniled States Consul at Zanzibar
under date Of November 10, 1867, writing
to Secretary Seward, says
"Aboui a month ago, u caravan arrived
nj the port of Bugamoya, on tho coast .ol
Africa, opposite this place, and one of Tie
leaders thereof reported that while on
their way they met u European traveller,
who was accompanied by twelve native
attendant aud who wrote letters 10 ues
Indiana American., 1868-04-03

l. question unnecessarily agitatins ouI
Coppcrhoad neighbors In Ohio. Ths
friends Of yallandighsm an clamorous ioI
bis election to GIL the vacated seat. ifKade
!. psdS President by the iupeacAmsut Of
Andy johnson. The impeachment Of the
President aud Inauguration OF Wade as
Acting President does not yacate the Ohio
SeualTship. and eonsequensly there il no
place stiispose OF yal. Dy virtue of tho
Constitution tho President of the Senate
becomes Acting President, to Oil a.vacancy
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
spnlsorlrLD, IND, March 2sih. 1868

SpRrSdFtELD IND, March 2sth, 1868.
AZ Republican meeting held at Cen
ter School House In this Township on
last Saturday, for the purpose Of nomina.
ting candidates for Township Offices, DR.,
Judah Hinckley was chosen by acclama.
ton Us our candidate for Trustee. Turn
out, Union uien of Springfield, and let US
elect him. We have majority Of the
voters, and to allow the Democrats to carry
tho Spring election, as they have been do
ing Cor several years, don't speak very
we'll for our party. IL is time now that
wo should go to work In earnest and i'm
provo tho time between this and next
Monday. SEQ TO IL that every Republican
is at the polls, aud let US poll such vote
a. will Alriko terror In tho enemies ranks.
Don't try to console yourself with tho idea
that the election now Is OF but little or no
Importance, and that this Is busy season
Of tho year and you cannot take timc to
90. | assure you that tho Democrats
think il ofao much importance that they
will poll thelrontre vote 20 mapi aud rs
to the loss Of time Ia going, you will bo
moro than paid for that by your conscience
for having dono your duty. ID.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03

| shall leave the question of my reuominr.
ton entirely in their hands, freely trust
ing them TO decide it wisely.
81 Gro. w. JULIAN.
Washington. d. G. March 2sth, 1868.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant 20 -
~ order Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of svIls.
orland County, Indiana, the undersiened, Quar-
dian Of Wicbka Pauius, 81 oler for fale a. pri-
yaie sale, Ut the Court House In propkviils, Ia
diana, .
On 1harsdqy, 1se 2sd day Of 1pra, 1868.
between the hours ef ten o'clock A, NJ aud foay
o'clock y. NJ, the following described Real Es.
tate IN franklin County, Indiana. IN VIII Lots
numbsis three, four, lse and ala In the Town Of
DToekyiile, a. laid oul by Jesss D, Thomas and
others.
TERMS OF SALE ons-third cssh IN hand,
one-thisd IN one year, aud one-third In eighteen
months frsm the day Of sale sons .t..I E. T.I
HIRAM /. PEABODY, GnsrdiAn-.
March 27, 1sos.4w
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
FARM FOR SALE.

A Farm ofi6o acres, 100 cleared, balance Ia
"A best 81 tim ber, two-story frame house With
a rooms, ball aud collar, large eisters, hsme
barn and ether oulbpIldlpgs, we'll vsiered, 30
bearing apple trees, peach orchard, pears. plums.
cherries aud other SMALL ffntts, well adapted 20
fruit gfowlpg, and ahoYo al heslthy place -
miles oa.t Of New Trenton Station and The White
Water Valley X. Road aud pike. For rarticuis %, /,
apply 60 y. X. kockafsllar, New Trenton, Frank
lih Co., Ind lll.1 -ALLII la4
pRrgR RffPEER ASp oTnRRs.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
NEW ApvERTIs sEMENTs
rauIT TREES AND EYERGREENs.

have the ansst and cheapest lot Of Evergreen
ever offered In this County. The best chance 1
ever expect TO give, Also hne Seeding Peach
Trees at az per hundred.
+ - "a. APPLEeArg, Mt. cafmsl, Ind.
maF20.n
Indiana American., 1868-04-03

We inyitc attention to tho letter Ia az.
oIhcr column from Hancock, As interesting <
ia iis local aud political information
Oar now political association must give
interest 10 local matters as we'll as gencr-
sI. The growth. wealth aud improvement
Of each Coauty 10 tho now District should
interest ell, aud we rejoice 10 the prospcri.
~ claimed for our neighbors Of Hancock.
IL is evident, to all impartial observers,
that the Congressional race Is narrowing
down to Farquhar aud Julian. We say
this wi,h,u, reflection or disparagemept
towards other aspiran,s. aud only regret
that tho issue could no, have been made
sooner. There are still no doubts 10 our
mind as 10 tho hrst choice Of this County;
aud though others have warm personal
aud political admirers. the long aud faith.
fal services la ovcry public enterprise,
either general or local, Of lion. John II i,
Fafquhar, "a woll ~ his personal aud po.
liticai. devotion 10 The Uaion cause for
tnlrty yaafs Ia thia County. have 40 en.
desfed him to tho grea, mass OF our peo-
pie that they could not, 10 justice 10 them.
selves or the cause, do other than give him
cordial and united endorsement and sup.
port. The sigma Of thu tines all poln. to
his nomination o. emineu.Iy proper, aud
productive Of harmony aud sure success
Let us not deceive ourselves, hut sec to
IL that We mako a nomination h.ilng and
proper,.sishoas dead weights to carry,
that can't bc turned BY nank movements
Of our opponsns.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03

W1HEREAs. esflxia wn " .6sIl has Civ.
w en- public notice that he had bourht the
right efysndtnf she'Pa1ent inprossnepu 20 ~
shovel pIos and edltivator, knoen as Hsrmonfs
Patent, la the following connties Of Indiana,
kn. Fayette, Rush. Deostur, Ripley, jefsrson,
Shelby, Johnfon, Morgan. Hendricks, Marion,
Hancock, Mndison, Hamilton, Boone. md Mont
Komefy. Now, therefors,-f, Wm.R. Hsrnon,
tne patepffe-of sad inprosem en a., Riss notice
that the pid WaL W.1oold has nc<, nof ever hsd,
ments In said Counties or any others either fro11
me or anyzagent efrmins@ thsrsfoft sI<4 40
uet, that any p,ffon nsing, making or vsndisr
fnid impfoseineht. without license from me On
my representative, Mr.. John oownes, 81 Btsa-
beuyi1te, ohio wfif.bs rrcsrestr6-fo nm -rxrsrt
Of the ,as. .Ty fnliWAs NsHARhoN,
apr S-L~~ W. Fafanies.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
MARCH 30rn. 1863,

G. II. BIsonAM,-Dear Sir; ], see b.
your last issue that you give the people .
few fguresto "read, r.aect:aud dctpaupon
Now propose to give you and all the
good people of Old Franklin few figures
as they arc recorded in the Tribune AL,
msnac," aud that is very good authority;
| am glad you brought it forward, for ig-
urea s,tl nat lie.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
SOLAR DIH,.
Thc United STATES Solar ON Compan

Tlc Unlleu STATES solar VII COmphny
A RE manufacturing burning on for lllamlns-
"a ting PURPOSES, which they oiier 10 the public
under The following guafaetseai l.I $500
IT n Non. .ExpLosIvr, USpER ANY AND
80 4la ALL TEsTs. 81 .atIil
gsoosp--ft gives . clear, white light equal 70
the best gasl does net dazzle the eye By hlekerlngl
does not soil the finest iInenl does not soil the
chimney, uor consnms the wick. A Nlf 81
Tninp-- II IL perfectly safe. free nom the onsn-
slge odor of Coal oil, and cloar "a spring water.
Fouaru-1t IL CHEAPER than Coal OIL. aud
gives much better light from the same sissd
lamp. f lfI
rierH--It Ans no offensive smell while barnisx.
The Company ask fair trial, feeling assured
that ~ safety aud self-eyldent SUPERIORITY
over Coal oii, will Insure its nse In every .ai|
Family, Store, Machine Shop. Street and
Rdiiroad Chr Steamboat DC.
,ss-solp nv Alt ps.lKns AND DsuoalsTs-ss
Sold WAolesaleby
Charles Z. Hoover. Wholesale Druggist,
No. eb State ST., New Albany, Ind.
ee-LIgAi. House Burners and chImnsys for
sale also. 4i' 50 fiHNs soi Hts 81.
/ 81 seHs ALFRED DAVIS, sec'y. ;.
eH.4t lfl Fl ta New Albany, Ind.
sais a ssa,.,-gSABE co.. BsopkyllIs. frssk-
lln County, Indiana. mar eo-sm
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APIOneer Woman Gone.

Mr.. Susan Fishbaek died recently ia Lexington
Kentucky, in her ninety seventh year. She wan q
daughter Of Governor Shelby.
She was a woman Of rare Accomplishments, added
10 great personal attractions and warm affections
She was four times married. When her second
husband, Mr. Shannon, was Minister 70 Guatsmals,
she accompanied him. When they landed IN lit
tie village the coast Of South America, her bus-
band and niece both died. and we're buried there by
q strange people, who could not understand Der
language or she theirs. But undismsyed, she sn-
ployed the natives 20 take her overland to Guste-
mAls delivered up the State papers, got passport
back IN Spanish shiP, with no female aboard but
her maid, rsturned 10 Washington, delivered up sl
psrerf, falfliing the mission satisfactorily-beng
The hFst female Envoy Extraordinary Plenipo ten
tiary Ia America .--Lszington Ky Stetssziat.
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may b greater in cases d removal than in Others
Before It be held therefore, that the power givea
by the set Of l7s5, Ia case Of removal IL abrogated
BY succeeding legislation, az express repeal ought
70 appear. So wholesome power should certsinly
not be taken away by loose implication. Il may
be however that in this in other cases Of implied
repeal doubts may arise, and Il is confessedly one
Of the subtle and debatabe questions which arise IN
the reconsruction Of States. II, upon such gues-
ton have fallen into an erroneous construction,
submit whether It should be characterized a yio-
lation Of Official duty and Of law.
/ have deemed il proper, in vindication OF the
course which have considered II my duty TO take,
20 place before the Senate the reason upon which
have based my action, although l have been i'd
vised By every member Of my Cabinet that The en-
Tire tenure-of-ofice act is unconstitutional, and
4 therefore void and although have expressly con-
CURED in that opinion in the veto message which
had the honor 70 submit 70 Congress when re
turned the bill Tor consideration, have RETAINED
from making removal Of sny officer contrary e
the provisions Of the law and have only exercised
the power IN The case Of Mr.. Stanton which in ms
/ Judgment, did net come within lie provisions.
have endssvored 70 proceed with the greatest cir
/ Cumspecticn and have acted only IN an extrem'
and C1csptiOnable case, carefully following the
+ course which have marked cut for myself Is s
general rule, faithfully 70 execute as laws thongt
passed over my objections. On the score Of consti
tutionalty in the present instance, have appealed
or sought 10 appeal % that anal arbiter fixed by th
Constitution for the dissemination OF all such ques
tions. To this course have been impelled By th'
solemn obligations which rest upon me 10 sustain
I inviolat8 the powers of The high Office committed
tony hands Hhatevor be the conse1nsnces; II mere
y personal 70 myself could not allow them u
prevail against public duty GO clear 70 my owl
mind and SO imperative.
Had I been certain when 1 removed Mr.. Stan
ton, that in thus defending the trust committed 4
/ my hGnds, my own removal was sare 10 follow,
could not have hesitated. ActuAleG by public con
si5erations Of the highest character earnestly pro
/ test against the resolution Of the Senate whicl
charges me III what have done with a violation
Of the Constitution and Jaws Of the United States
ANDREW JoHNsOF
Washington D. G, Feb. %, 1859.
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AYoTHER SENATOR II TRoUsLE.--It is intinRt-
ed that Mr.. McOrsery, lately elected United States
Senator Of Kentucky is an old line Democrat and
rebel sympathiEer. The Lexington StatssvicF
says that be had two sons in the rebel army The
Senate should inquire If be furnished them IN oney
or equipments when they went into that army. If
Thomas, Of Maryland, was rghtfully excluded,
land We doubt not that be WAS, msyhap Mr.. Nc
Creery will be stopped at the door.
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CHANCERY COURF-MARYvILLR.

Henry wsbb and Mary wsbb Va 3. H. Rssssll g ala.
TT APPEARS FROM THE ALICIA
TIoEe Of tbs I'LL n this esuss that H. a. Stephens one
Of the defsndaDts h aonresnt Of the etas Of TeaEeses
abeonds eoncsas himself that the ordinary process
Of Law cannot be served upon h It i therefore
that publication be made for fogr Successive
Knoxville Wing, notifying sEi6 ncnresiosnt 70 appear
ths Term Of the Cnancsry Court Be hale e court
house IN 41Tyvs the ID Monday Of Jans plead
answer dsmur 70 compeinants bill, tbs sane VIII he
taken confessed and set for hearing parte him.
fsbl9-4t pf6 e. GODDARD. O. 4 H.
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CHANCERY cOURT-MARYvILLE.

Baxter an3 ctsnlion ". 5ohR r. Q Sell e ais
TTAPPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
TIaNs Of the blu in bss Gauss, that John H. e and
T. TayIsr are ue resilient u the STATE 81 Tennessee,
onds OF conceal themselves hat the ordinary process q
Law cannot served upo then IL s therefore ordered that
sour weeks In breNnows
Knoxville uhig nesyiEg said uonrcsieHts q appear az
tie of the Chancy Court % BE- held a. the court
homes III MaryFis on tsa second Monday 81 June uexf
- piaad auscr donnr e. comPuaHts hll The
wa b. taktn cqaea md - fs bearing - fEte ~ %
reb. s. -stpG T. GODDARD, CAN
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oHANoERY COURT-KARYvILLE.

TT APPEARS FROM TILE ALICIA
TIONS 81 De ansndsd b IL ias Casse shat Charles G.
Nsnsn and AaFhs Newman cnTesdnts q the state
Of tennessee ahsopd that the ordinary 81 law
ano b serrsd upoE tho Ii bcgeser erdered that p1b
ton b fear successive weeks Ia the AnQ1Fiie
Rhle notifying said E0a.resideta % appear 81 she next
tern 81 me 0hancay be held II the ceuts hsuso IN
Maryse on "a Monday Of June next 20 petd answer
dsur the original and amended b IN fh ease o. the
cane viii BE- tsksn fessed for hearaE parte
as 70 them =. GODDARD O. n.
reb ia is6s-zt pn
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CHANCERY CoURT-sRVrERVILLE.

W. Murphy Administrator OF Ca Cementson deceased.
B. Hsadsrson r. ?. Henderson, John McMahan Da-
xld Nc MAhan snd others.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ parties shat the account ordered By the Chancsrg
Coar IL ths VII b taken at the once 9f the Clerk
and Master ssverYilo the 18Th day Of February
and place the parties required attend
their proof and luro y 90 sad account VIII be
taken ex parte. ~. W WcC0WN,
ian Q2-gt IFS Special Commissioner.
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AssIeNEE's NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
PAINTS FOR FARMERS
IND OTHERS

THE GRAFTON, MINERAL PAINT
IA 80. arc rev manalseturnE The Best, S1espes,
~@A xets paint In use two coats well PM E1s nike q
IN -. Iirreed o IN viii last 10 or - ysars y ~ o.
srvn or beautiful eheeolete eesr -" Se 80 ~ ~ % M
greer icaa stNA Il. nshio cr Houses Bars, Fences,
the censuaAsi Pals and WcoGcn-vare, AEricul-
Carriage ena ~ 1,- P,atE Vessels and ship= Bottoms,
tursl IN sssis Roojs ft horg lire and Water
Canvas aetei 80 .t fsrs Manufacturer having used
soss ~. rsst Tsar) and IS paint for any FErposs
y yssss "a es8y aErsbiy, elasticity, sc ssnssse
49, a M barrel e 800 IT,, which VII tnPfy AZ
nes - -. = esrs warranted IN All eases as .ooFc.-
So a. sirsria- vhch gives full pArti'uiass Sgne So
uine enisaa 'i'4- - DANIEL BIpWELL,
Aod5ss ga Ptarl Street. New York.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04
Ia BANKRuPTCY
ths DpitIci Court Of the United States fer the Ia
District Of Tennessee.
IL the matter Of W. B. Francisco, Bankrupt.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. s. e

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
sac goth day Ct February, lsee warrant Of bank
rupcy issued the District Court of the United
States io the Eastern District Of Tennessee aEanst the
estate Of W B. francisco, Of Knoxville in The county
Of Knox and District Aforesaid who has been adjudEed
debts and tho delivery Of any property belonging 20 sch
bankrupt, him FOR bis and TIE transfer Of
property BY him. forbidden by Law and that meeting
Of the creditors Of said bankrupt hsr debts and 70
choose asslgnees Of his estate viii be held a
Court Of Bankruptcy b holden the once 81 l. g. TroV
bridge, n II the house, Knozse aforesaid
before eaid L. 8 r-oUbrdga EsQ Register IN Bankruptcy
for said Dsro the lfth day Of March, A. D. 1885, ~ 10
o'clock A. H. B. MCDANIEL,
fb 282i Messenger AID e g. Marshal for sad District