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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16

There is firm in Huntingdon that
say, through the newspapers, that the
"meanest man" resides in that place.
We are satisfied that ''ye ancient bor-
oughn shall retain that honor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16
VNSTATE OF JOHN HULL, DI

ESTATE OF JOHN HULL, DE
4 a CEASED. Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of John Hull, late of Napier township
in the county of Bedford and the State of Penn
sylvania, having been granted to me, BY the Reg
lister of said County, all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment and those haviugclaims against the same are
requested 10 present them, properly authenticated
for settlement. JOSEPH CARVER, Admir-.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16
A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE,

~ Letters Of Administration upon the estate of
Frederick Bortz, late of Cumberland Valley town
ship, dec d., having been granted to the under
signed, by the Register of Bedford county, all per
sons having claims against said estate, are here
by notified to present them, properly authentca-
ted, for settlement, and all persons indebted, are
requested to make Immediate payment
SAMUEL WHIP,
MARTIN H. B0RTZ,
marl2w6 Adm
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16

REPEAL The cry of Repeal of the
Ratification of the Fifteenth amend
ment is heard from one end of the state
to the other. 4 Governor and MEM
bers of the Legislature are to be chosen
upon this issue. Get ready for Repeal!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16

Any business is more respectable
Than what is termed loafing. Ayoung
man had better sell soft soap by the pail
full than hangaround public places, MUIR
dering time and his own reputation.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16

Huntingdon has her surfeit Of veloc-
ipedes. and pronounces the "critters a
humbug. we hope Bedford will not
be called upon to pass through the We
lOciuadp mania
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-16

Buyers look to your interest, and
buy your boots and shoes, queensware,
glassware, groceries, etc., at the ReSu-
Iator Store, No. Anderson's Row.
Irvine's assortment of these articles, is
the largest, and most varied, in Bed
ford county Call and see.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
: Die Standardization 1T 81

- 81 Sanserfetlidteiten III Bal<
timpre fino nun Spriber unp grGbtcnz
tbeilS AUDI 1don perse1en unb mander
Der 81. Gdnser 1T pobl nit fabenjdmz
merli1en @eflblen in bic 6eimatb suz
rldaefpmmen, penn man fay in peu
beimfebrenpen Sdaaren bod II mani
9en> ber ni9t Defenders poetilh &C.
ftimmt 11ien. Ginen oper Swet Sage
ldbt man fd bic Sa6e idon 9efaQer,
aber ,penn'S etnmal bier flint pper 6
Sage ~ fprt9ebt, pan1 mub ia aud bic
;ibeite Natur ausseben. 3u &lbmen
it, paB troy Ger arpbenM
wel9e bet cteler 0ele3enbeit 3uiammenz
0eltrDmt tparer1, Die ppli,et nidts pa>
bel 3u tbun botte. Nidt ribmli6 mar
aber bic peutide fog. Gefreoe oes 5rn.
N. Napp ppm 8altimpre uWeder",
Der audi Bel pitler @elesenbeit Die ia
tbolilde STRIDE berabwlrpieen gu milf
len elaubte, Inn bic Nepplutipn urD Die
losen. Reformation gu perberrliden.
gtel IdDner ipra9 ter en9ltl9e Neoz
ner, 81. Mrppfat 8arrY, welder III
leiner Nece Niemarpen serleste unp
AUDI bic Gercienlte berpprbpb, pel9e
iiG Die fatbplilde Stride TIM @elans
uno Duff ermprben bat. Wdbreno
Der rabiate Napp ,ur ppn blutisen Sic.
pplutior6timpfen, ypt1 einem srcsen
9utber, 3mtn9bursen, 0eiitesoespotisz
mus erwadtem @elt9eite gu laltoeern
wubte fibrte 81, Barry bic 3ubbbrer
btnein in rte erbabenen Dome, 1Gilz
perte ros erbabene Sc Oeum, eas ernlfe
Mtierere II. +. No.. iprab BON Der Wuz
itf, bic sur Mnpadt timmt uno Ypl1 Der
&eli9ipn 9etra9en miro. Sn lpl@
erbabene Ge9ionea aber fam ftd Elm
peutlder Snfcel nidt msI' erlamineen
"a er feline Be9eiferun9 lammt uno
lonoerS auf ben Ne9er Serldwencet bat.
DaB 1olGe 2eute ibrer Nuf9abe ni@t
sewadier finn, cine 0epe gu balten> pb<
ne Mnpere 81 beleioi9en lieet auf Der
5ano. Gbre bat cacurd pa5 Gcmite
nidt ein9eleot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

la7enpe1 uao r,ur bas rein pi6en1daft>
li@e Sntere0e i1s Iu9e fa6encen Boz
trdeen, Die unbeiaaoet tbres trens ici<
entiflden GbarafterS pom elmer 70 un<
selu@ten popularitdt 9etraeen ftnc, tab
fesau9 ben NIT @eo9nufie, 3pplusie,
pbyfolp9is u. s9l. mod 9dn3ltb llnbez
fannteu ME NIT einem 3auberidla9e
in ben Mittelpunft Der a%ufsewprfenen
Trasen ftelen uno befdbi9en, fd iein
unrarteiiides, felbftdnpises urbeil
iiber iie ;u bilpen. = San; se9en UNI
fere uriprin9iid ssbe9te &bfdt cine
;temli9e Mn;abl ppn Gitateu 81 brinz
gen, erlauben mir uns, ntdt pbne barte
Selbflberpinoung hermit gu idlieben,
pa mir Der ueterssu9un9 leben>S alBerS
Sortrdse miil1en pom 3eoem sefannt u.
eelelen werpen, bic tlnftt9btn iber nas
in bemlelben erSrterte Gbema uberbaupt
mitrepen nil. Mit;urecen perpft6tet
aber III, tpsr immer Die ie9staulenojdb<
rt9e biitoriiae 3eit ntdt etwa nit @o9t
i'm @er9lei9 gu ben 9eplp9iI9en perto@
ben vein paar lumpt9e Sabrtaulenpe"
su reune,1 beltebt, %i9npern, tnpem er
baS Sntenipe b5ber ais ras GrtenltYe
iddst fie gu betrabten ais pie Nrena
tes Greibeitsfampfts> als ben 9robarz
tisen SdauplaB Der 8elt> uno Men@
i9eneeldtdte 100 um nit SalserS
8prten penisitens ben S4lub gu MAJ
den, ni9t etpa muir fi& feline b6@fe
Mfenart tut Sonnenlidte tummeln fol-
lonoern int 2i@te oe5 seiitisen @epanz
tens bic @abrbeit ben Ste9 errin9en
iber Srrtbum uno 9iiee, bic @ere9ti9z
felt triumpbiren loQ lter Die DIPLOMA
tit unb benz III iplutismus."- Nn ptez
fem @abrbeitSz uno Treibeit6fampfe
aber, Der ntdt BON beute pcer BON &C.
fern 1T uno %fortraucrn miro bis gum
Nbldlub rer 0el9idte, nimmt 1T uns
fern 1osen Serer traitia t1eil. Der CUR
Betanntwerpuns uno 8erbreitun9 ptez
fe6 Bu9s6 mitwirtt, meldes Die Mppz
fsl Der easc, pa ie an9e16ts besielben
serfummeu unp i9mei9en mi1en> auf
je9lide @eile tpct5uiHwei9en unc tn
&erge1entett gu brtn9en iI9 beltreten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Tar,st 1111b Sau5.

Gomato Getsen.-l1m cisle ;u
MAIDEN, mub man %;us1rcerf fpdenz
@al1 er fiber bic Gomatpes l1itz
ten, mppur9 man bic G%ntfernun9 Der
5aut bewirft, uno iebr leidt bewert>
teuist. 9ierauf padt man bic Grudte
lit Gin irpenee @efd6 Cjar) nit Gem
sleideu Oemtdtstetrase 3uder unp
lift ite 2-3 Sage lang ifebe1. Damn
9iebt man tic fife Geudtisfeit, welGe
it6 in benz @efdbe tn;wilden 9etilpet
bat, al fodt iie uno i1dumt ie LAM
&c Bis fein S1aum mebrt entitebt.
Darauf 9iest man Die GAUGE wiecer
lber bic tomatoes ,tnp ldbt rie Gri@<
tie 2r-3 Sage lang BARN lie9en. |6te<
rauf 9iebt man Die Tlllitefeit wieoer
ab, to9t uno lddumt iie wie ;usor an
ee9eben unp prrfdbrt in pieler @eiie
3 Male. 5ierna9 fino bic Triihte
%pputdnois sprbereitet, UNI BEN Sroden<
pro;eb purdjuma9en, penn pas Wetter
pa;u seei9net 1T. ST pieles ni6t Der
Tau, 10 ldBt man fe rubis 70 LANCE in
rem Syrup liesen. bis Trudenwetter
eintritt. Bei seei9neter Witterun9
le9t man bic Trldte auf srobs 9ldlerz
ne pper pprseuanene Sdalen> uno fest
Ie ben Strablen Der CONNIE 10 lan9e
aus, bis lie trpden itno> mas unter eez
w6bnliden umtdnpen hnsefabr s Sage
3eit nimmt, trprauf man fe in b5lz
serne &iitden padt uno Die einlselz
men Qa9en fart NIT 9utem weibem 3uz
der betreuet. Gomatoes> eie auf piez
ie @eiis prdparirt finn, balten li6 SAP
re lang. .
8ez
reite Die 8eeren Life iouten srQtpmmen
|reif lein] in perlelten Deils al6 Oh
man 0auerte Gelly) made. gu ie<
Der Quart 8eereuiaft fu9e 2 4uart
faltes Wa0er uno 3 pfunp 9uten brau=
men 3ufers. Na@rem NueS wpbl
cur@men9t 1T, lane es unseit5rt iteben
bis gum nd6iten Sage: pann iddrme
es unp la6e es in etnem fublen plaBe
Sdtren. Das BE Mal1e entbaltence
6aB poer 0efdB lai1e unbepeft unr
l1ltte wdbreno res @dbrens timer 10
uiel Nafer bel, als oas 4uantum il9
rerminoert> 70 paB pas urlprinsli9e
Quantum ra1elbe bleibt. Sn 6 prer
8 1asen, menn ea aufbSrt ~ 9abren,
pfropfe oa5 GaB gut gu. Mau fam
aber Yorber, ,penn man nil, auf jece 8
0alonen Wetn, 1 pint 9uten Bran
py sufisen. Sotalo IS nun nad Ell
niger Belt eans flar semurren, fam man
es auf Glalden jieben. Sc miro i'm
2aufe bes Winters Elm feiner @ein
fem. @sa. t~.5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Ger @ anSer +.

.@eis Merin que clubbing.
Quart Mild> 1 Yint 9efc@ten @etS
Cnidt 3a Brei eetc9t fonper1 TO- bab
bic &Srncr lire @eltalt bebaltenl ]
|Gbeetai7e 3uder, bic Dotter BON 3 g.
ern unb bic aeriebene S@ale elmer 81
,trcne, 8ade lanelam cine balbe Stunz
Dc lang. Sdlase bas 8eiee Der gier
su eiuem farfen S9aum nit bier Gbz
l1feln opu 3uder unp Dem Saft Der
Gitrene> nao ,pen,, Der clubbing gum
Spell erfaltet it, eiebe ben MuFauf oben
parauf unp tbue Jpn auf furse 3eit in
ben Sfen 3urid, 10 oaB er i96n braun
miro. f. .
8roo Merin9ue Yubotn9 tpiro eben@
IL 9ema9t 11ur pab man8 roefrummen
itatt Neis nimmt uno Elm StId Butter
BON Der @rSbe zines Gies NIB nod Elm
81 baSu tbut.
Gftr1nen ertn9ue y te.
8pn s. q. Merriu. 1 9ertebene 81
truue, 1 Safe 3uder> 1 Ea0e Mtl@> 1
Gbl6ffel YpQ MebL bic Dotteru Don 3
Giern. I'm ben MuFauf gu MAIDEN,
nimm oas @eiee Don pret Giern uno
1 Safe s%eriebenen 3uder. Sdla9e
oas 0eibe ~ Sdaum unp ribre ben
3uder binein. 8ade ben Yie 3uerit,
stebe ben Nufauf rarauf uno bade
nur 2 Minuten. ,(Mertngue miro
Mezrdn9 ausselprp@en.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Mu5 Gcptt @puutD.
Mary6tpwn, Sult q. 80.

O%eebrter Wanberer!
l1n1ere neue Stride, Gin Stein9ebduz
pe BON 80 Gub 2dnee uno pierutoz
preibis 6uB Byeite NIT einem Gburn
Ypn Is Dub 56be miro 70 @ctt wiQ>
bur9 ben 9oAwarci9iten 9errnSfl9pf
BON ct. paul an, ndhiten Is. Nugui,
ais am Telte Marta 5immelfabrt, einz
aemeibt perpen. Dieislbe 1T Don r0z
mtl9er 8auart unp ale 6enlter tefpn1>
men semaltes @laS Die sebn 9rpbe
ODER 6auptfenitern wurpen pn0emei1z
remitslieeern setiftet ceren sfamen
ais rauernpeS Mnrenfen III bic Serldiez
benen Genter ser;ei1net itnc. Da6
Benlter lber Dem 6auptzG tnsan9, eit
Meitertud Der OlaSbrenneret in ft@
{e.blt, murpe BON ben 8aumeifern
}elblt 9etiftet. Da5 Tunpament pieier
STRIDE wurpe int persansenen Sftober
eelest unp Der Bau in Die lem Bribjabz
re 3etti9 in Mn9riff 9enommen uno miro
bis gum 1. fol9enren Mpnats fertt9
balteben. S9pn jegt bietet uns pteles
@ebdupe etnen berrli@en Mnbltd bar
uno @iele> tpel9e in lesterer 3eit bieie
StraBe ni9t paltrten, ltebcn unp ftauz
men ; penn 9let9lam wie Elm 3auber 1T
fe aus Der Groe empor9eido0en. Mit
Musnahn,e Don eint9en, taben idmmtz
li9e Mitslieper per @emetnpe ibre
lelbltauferlesten Steuern CUR 8eltretz
tune pes 8aue5 entrt6tet uno nidt
eenus fam man piele Nuscauer unp
Bebarrli9feit be>puucern ; renn fte
fteben, mas ben &tr1enbau anbetrift
troB 56wdyereten unp Nnfe9tun9en
BON ausen, felt wie rte alten Giden,
unter Der 9eitun9 ibrea eeeprten ul1p
0eliebten SeellorserS, ben 5paw. 7.
Mueu1tne Birtb, 0. S. B., pei1en UNI
ermiinpeter Offer ME senu9 gu lpben
1T, uno pe11rn periDnlide Nufppferun9
CUR G5roeruns pe5 Baues Don feinem
Der Wemeinpe Mit9lieoern te Yer9e1en
trerpen miro ;umal penn mir am
Sage Der Weibe nit freuci9em uno
eanfbarem 9er;en 9ese1 @ptt Der urz
iere Muben 70 ret@ltd belcbnte, ia9en
f5nnen, uin pielen beil9en 5alen ipri@t
man Don S@ulpen nidt." NY
MQe Treunbe UNI Befannte BON nab
uno fern, bauptld6li@ uniere nabelte>
9enoen Sdweier9emeinren rperoen btez
ourd freunplidlt einselaren, Die beiliae
6anolun9 ant nddlten Is. Mu9uft nit
tbrer 0esenwart gu permebren, uno iie
,peroen fnpen, pab man Nuss auftieteu
miro, ben @alten eineu f%reupepouenl az
III bereiten. pel1en lid ibre &inoe6tincer
nod in lpaten Sabrbunperten erinnern
tperpen.
9oaa9tunsssuu
g.. 8prnarth Qebrer.
Nebenbet bemerft, unitreS 9ule, cine
oeutl& <enslilae wiro BON 10G &incern
(cica IS tdsli@) beiu@t. Der @ebalt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

teS 2ebrers 1T $500 ban, uebf freter
@obnuna Sta1un9> 9pls .np Beipe,
neblt @artenlano f; Der 2ebrer perfiebt
ebenfals ben Otenf als Srsaniit,
Gborpirisent, Mebner, @l5dner, gorz
better BET Molenfran; Mnca6ten, Deat<
fiber GriecenSridter, Nsent fir ben
@anperer II. {. ~. u. (. ~. v
8. s,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

|!!|
WiQiu6 Brptb. Il. Dunbar.
StYauL Minne1pta.
aDtr dsernseemen ii. sefursuns aasr gum Saatfa&e &C.
RSrisea @ef@aTts, uns 3uar ssr3asspeie:
1. Nnnabme BON Deppiiten.
@elser, wsl4e Set uns bepsntrt sersen, neseu i4ersett
ssne ssfsertes &%ansteune. ,ur gertaeane Der Desenaensn!
esrsaten mir s pat. SntereFtn.
2. @eloz@edlel.
0on. sIter aus frent. Mansen ,aufsn un, s~ertaufeu
mr tets gum Gagesseourit.
3. Mnfauf uno @erfauf Don @e9ielx.
Bon suten 8anquters= 8trrnen ~ausssfente me&ftl i5nnea
bel uns tets gum %eurranten eeurie IN Sch usneewaneet
tuerben. gSir Dertaufen q9eafd auf gten ysrt. ct. ecuia,
pldse Deutl9lants, grantretds unb Der sdpeis, uni. traf.
fren MIR u. U. auf folseste plate Gnrosas:
Mu9sburg, Granffurt a. 81
Baiel, w.. . Berlin,
Bremen, @a17d,
@pblen& @5ln>
Qetp3ia, Mannbeim, w
MIn6en, Nlrnberg
Strabburg Stuttgart,
Trier. Wten,
5embur9, 2onoon, 7e.
4. Gtfn3iebun9 Don @tlpern.
@ir beioreen bas @cQeetiren ron Notem una
| S4ulbldeinen aQer Mrt, Grbiaaften u. {. ". In
aIsn Gbeilen gurppa's unb Der Ser. Gtaaten.
| Daau erfprberli9e papiere, ais golma9ten,
GersidtleifunsS =l1rtunben, E%pbten5deine ,e. fer
tigen mir 1el6f, unite: @arantirun9 Der &e9t=
| s~iiltieteit At unb beiprsen bic conf xlarii9e 81
elaubisune eerielben.
Den @e9entpertb ouer In europa
burd unS cpuectirten pper bel unierA
ocrtt9en Gorreiponpenten fir uniere
&ednun9 etn9ebenben 0elber 3ablen
mir bier in @olo or5.
5. 8erfauf BON Ya6a9ezS9 etnen
CUR l~1ebsrfatrt sun @re1n.a, 5amburs uns sis.rrrsl rad
Nep= gcrf per @eeelfdifi rt,r DannYftout, fonie gabrbiaets
CUR aeiie bon glew= ysrt Bis ct. paul ~ ben ~ni.srieRaa
gretlen.
s. Be3abluna RON Taren
TIT iebena Tbei!e hes Staates. Nntauf unb gsrtauf Don
@ruassisenttun ssssa summifFra &c. &c.
Z. Geretnt9te Gtaaten 8pnbS
jeeer Dirt. ais 5-20er, 10-4Oer uas 7-3oer farfen umb see.
fauser mir gum 9aeessGrurfe.
Ocbrnbcr Biliu8 S Dunbar.
@pniulat bcs
NDrb DeutIhen Bunbe5
~
ct. Dau1, minneiota.
nj s. @iutuS> Gpnful.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

MUEIcIPAL-ORGAEIzATIo OF THE New
BoAKD.-The Mayor and Aldermen elect for the
year 1869 met at City Hall on Friday and organic
cd, the oath Of Office being administered by Judge
Hall
The seats of A. r. ForU walt and w. f. Seay,
Aldermen elect from the First Ward in East Knox
vile, were contested by NJ. j. Childress and John
Il. Sooy, on the ground that illegal votes were
POled, when, by agreement Of parties the race was
ordered to be run over the 2sd day of the pres
| ent month.
The Board then proceeded to elect officers for the
ensuing year, with the following result
W. II. Swan, Recorder
John L. Hudiburg, Tax Collector
H. ). Kennel Street Superintendent.
S. e. Merely, Chief Marshal
l.. IL. Osborne Assistant Marshal.
Out OF about seventy-fyo candidates for police
men, hailing from different portions of East Ten
nessee, the following we're the successful comics
tants
b. W. Reoder, Robert Wids WIN. A. Harper. b
F. Camp, Thomas Wells, Sanford c. Smith. Robert
Dskin, W. c. Robinson, W ?. Jones, VIM. Fisbel
and J. A. Dobson.
John Ferriter rendered his resignation as Alder
man from the Fifth Ward, and John T. Ambrose
was elected 70 FIJI the vacancy
Jefferson Jet was unanimously reelected Market
Master for the ensuing year. and his salary fixed At
$500.
The following ordinance was offered by Alder
man Hope and adopted
BE Il ordained By the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
City Of h'l0EriHe, Tenn, That the city of Knox
ylie do at this date adopt AL the legal and valid
debts Of The corporation of r. 81 Knoxville
BE HJ'vther enacted The the officers elected by
the present Board OF Mayor and Aldermen proceed
70 oohSCt al debss de the corporation Of East
knoxville, including tho taxes due and unpaid and
That the corporation known as Eas Knoxville shall
upon TINS date, cease and determine
70 ~ tfrtte1' enacted, That the funds raised and
'o1''d snail constitute general fund FOR the inn
br"Nement OF tho town. under the direction of the
bosIa "i Mayor and Aldermen; and All provisions
ih hhohNiHN and East Knoxville in conflict here .
with, arc hereby repealed
This act b take elect from, ana. after ~. ,...,,
Passed January .. 1859
The following Committoes were appointed.
CJUamitteC % Strccts-J W Hope G. I Powell
w. ?. Hays, s H. McLemoro and Chas Morrow
On FJaaHee-M. F. Smith, II. Barry and Joseph
Richards
On Gas-M F. Smith, Noble johnson, }. W
Brandon and }. W Hope.
On FUr Engine and B,il7iags-G. l.. Powell, ".
p. Hays and NJ Houlsholder.
On Police Regliations-J w. Hope. Johr d VIII
liams, Luke Wilds, W C. Brandon and NJ. f.
Smith.
Aossrs Hays IOwen and smith were appOintod
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

j. S. Van GILDER.-We desire to cali the atten-
ton of the public to the fact that this gentleman is
sl engaged in his old business that of dealing in
boots, Shoes leather, and shoemakers articles gen.
orally. The long experience he has had in business
gives him great advantage in choosing just what
his customers want. In addition &c his stock of
boots and shoes he has in constant employment the
very best workmen and Is thereby enabled 10 man
uacture to order short notice. the very best boots
and shoes TO be found in the Market We know
whereof We speak in this matter having learned by
personal experience. de has in connection with his
supply his customers at all times with the best quail
ity Of leather ever manufactured in East Tennessee
Remember the place. the sign of the Big Boot, next
door to the Peoples Bank.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are pleased TO see
there has been opened fine establishment of Mer-
chant Tailoring in Temples Block, opposite City
hall, BY Messrs. Ouquel s. Pillet, at which place
they intend TO keep one of the most fashionable tai
lorng establishments in the city, and in addition TO
their extensive stock of cloths casimeres and vest
iugs they have brought splendid stock of new and
fashionable Gents Furnishing Goods, to which they
invite the attention of the gentlemen of this city
and vicinity. Having been engaged as cutters in
some Of the largest establishments in New York
and Philadelphia, these gentlemen feel confident of
giving satisfaction to all who patronize them.
December 3d. 1s6s-4t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

a Committee TO settle with the Street Committee of
the 9th Ward for 1868.
The Tax Collector of East Knox willie was allowed
until the LIST of September 10 make settlement.
The hand engine, Niagara, was ordered to be sta
toned in East Knoxville
J. W. Hope and a. Clark were appointed Tax
Assessors for the year 1869.
The Gas Committee ordered TO hold the Gas
Company to a former contract made with the city
authorities, proposing to furnish gas for the street
lights at $500 per thousand.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

.I"Nf-.-Wo have now on hand large sssoFt-
m'al "i stoves oi all descriptons-stoves suitable
I"r churches school houses shops dwellings, store
..'-H and oiees The southern Star, manufsc-
..'.' al Knoxville, aud for sale exclusively BIZ
'hle. hufue Gay street Is suitable for every
farmer ui East Tennessee cooks perfectly. and i
.a twenty per cent. cheaper than any Northern
.aFU Tho celebrated cooking stove Protector i
arH ready also manufactured at Knoxville and for
r.. only Hi The above place; cooks 10 perfection
'"-H COAL or wood every stove warranted and we
ar. ling lhrm twenty-five per cent. cheaper than
r.E N"....ru stowe can bc sold.
l..." wishing stoves castings or tnware, call
... .Aawfuu the stock. novl2u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

Business DuRECroRY.-Our old friend, H. Barry,
hIr s preparing for publication a Business Drec-
tory and Trade Circular for Knoxville the first
numbor.of which will be issued in a short time and
viii De issued quarterly in the future. This is a
thing needed very much, and We know Of no one
moro capable Of rendering it a Success than Esquire
barry One of our eldest residents he is well posted
The history Of the city, and understands thorough
y Che wants and tastes Of the people We commend
Che enterprise 20 the public as valuable book Of
'.'orcnce and as an advertising medium. The sub
0plou price Of the Directory is 81 PEI annum.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

hoEEERs AEEEsTED.-On Friday Of last week,
"a couple Of chaps, who have 20 doubt been engaged
h The game before got permission from Mr.. John
500. of Union county, to ride in his wagon as he
"as returning from town to his home. When near
Ma5rr GRATIS residence on the Tazewell road
.any e'ntrvcd 10 get hold Of his watch aud imme-
d"tiry ran off, lie came back TO town and made
Che facts known at police headquarters, which led
.' .heIr arrest the same evening by policemen L.
Do Osborne and n. r. West Their names are
smith and noFreeze. They we're taken before
Esquire Alley, who bound them over to the next
term of the Circuit Court and failing to give bail,
iHag we're lodged in Jail.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

The EAST TENNESSEE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
This institution, at Athens win close It's first term
for the present collegiate year on wednesday, the
10Th instant. Examination Of classes will take place
on Monday and Tuesday preceding, and close with
am exhibition on on Wednesday night, commencing
at 81 o'clock.
Eighty four students have been in attendance. 1t
has been a very successful term. The second term
win commence the following Wednesday, January
a5,h and continue twenty weeks.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

HORACE GREELEY purposes to write, during the
year 1909, an elementary work on political econo-
my, wherein tho policy Of Protection to Home In
iualry will be explained and vindcated. This work
wi first be given 70 the public through successive
issues Of The Ne,0 York Tribune, and win appear
in an It's edtions-Dsily, So Semi Weekly, 81 !;
Weekly. 50 per annum.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

CART. En-. WHITFIELD, commission merchant
OBJ, Memphis, was shot dead by S. A. Doran on the
sch inst. II seems that Doran, tenant of Whit
Geld, had publisheda card denouncing Whitfield and
h.- father rs liars aud poltroons. Young Whitfield,
'H company with his business partner, went 20 the
house of Doran who admitted the former, but ex-
.'ulad the latter, and Immediately shot Whitfield,
that his death onsued in few minutes. Doran
was arrested and committed for trial on the charge
uI murder.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

WI understand that r. s. Payne & Co. are going
to increase their stock Of goods very much in the
spring. Country merchants find they can buy hats
and caps in Knoxville cheaper han in New York.
We hope Payne viii keep this up. We want a
good, cheap live Hat House in Knoxville.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

REV BIsHoP SrMrsos and wife passed through
Knoxville on Wednesday of last week, en- route TO
attend the Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas Con-
fcronccs lie and Rev. Mr. Punshon are announced
TO dedicate the Metropolitan Church in Washing
fan. about the first Of Mach
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

CHANGE OF FImI.-We have heretofore neglected
20 notice the change in the firm Of W. @. Ingles &
Co. Druggists Mr.. J. II. Jourolmon has retired
from the firm The business is still carried on at
The same place by Mr.. ". G. Ingles who keeps con-
SANITY on hand large and well-selected stock Of
drugs medicines, dye-stus, perfumery, toilet arti
ulrs &c Sc. Give him call