Brownlow's Knoxville Whig from Knoxville, Tennessee • Page 3

Xu0XvUU Knoxville, October 16, 1867. Chakcirt Coubt ie in lessiott alSeyierYille thu Tktks Kkci, once a citizea of th'u place, wm fbt and iUled by hu brother-in-law a few dayi eincB, ic the Slate of Georgia. Tbjc daily average number of bcevec and cheep daughtered by the Knoxville butcherg, ia fifteen of the former and twenty of the latter. Tbk rebel General, Sterling Frice, died at St. Louis, Missouri, on the 23th of September, of a dispute contracted while a soldier in the Mexican -r.

Tkxas Cattlk. A fine drove of cattle arrived here last week, which is being taken to the Eastern markets. They were taken to the old Churchw.ll pluce to graze and reet a few days. Biiic Ball Touru auikt. A grand Base Bail Tournament is announced to come off at this place on the 5th day of November, to which all the Clube in the State are invited.

1'EKhONAL. $100 reward is offered by Thomas G. Boyd Or, of Sweetwater, Tenuoseee, to any one who can point out the nearest of kin to Elizabeth Caruthers and her son Tinis. Bee the adver-lii-eiiient on tocond page this week. "The best is the cheapest," says the prospectus of the Rural 'orker, in our present number, and the remark is true as applied to that excellent and Jf ervedly popular "Weakly.

It is rich in contents, bountifully illustrated, and complete in all respects. Concert. A concert of vocal and instrumental music will bo given at the First Presbyterian Church on to-morrow evening, for the purpose of purchasing an organ for the use of the Church. The best musical talon, of the city will take part in the exercise. At the late meeting of the Uoliton Annual of the 31.

E. Church, at this place, Rev. Dr. T. II.

Psarne and lie v. W. C. Daily were chosen as doll-gild to the next General Conference, to be held at Chicago. Rev.

J. A. llyden was chosen as a reserve delegate. The Jonesborongh Vniun Flag 6ays that Mr. A.

N. Stewart, of Bristol, arrived at that place, a few days since, with one hundred and fifty Spanish ilerino Sheep of the finest specimens, which he offers to the farmers of that vicinity. "Wool growing ran te made profitable in East Tennessee. Judicial ELrcrios. Quite a spirited contest ii going cn in the first Judicial Circuit for the Judgeship, made vacant by the resignation of Hon.

R. Butler. The contestants are E. E. Gillenwa-ters, of Hawkins county, Nat.

B. Owens, of "Washington, arid Major Ham Smith, of Cartor. Death or J. S. Moitatt.

Mr. J. S. Moflatt, long and favorably known to the people of this community, died at New Market, on "Wednesday of las', week, and his remains weTe interred in Grr.y Cemetery on the day following. His disease was, we believe, pulumnary consumption.

lie leaven large circle of friends to mourn his loss. Cattcri or an Ex-Guerrilla. A notorious ei-guerrilla, named Cnlvin J. Glenn, was capturod a ibe 4th inet. in Grundy county, Tennessee, where seemed to be enjoying himself hugely.

Glenn operated during the war in North Geergia, and it is skid committed several murders, whieh will be easily proved, and the probability is that he will pay the penalty of his crime at the end of a rope. He was confined in the Benton county jail to await his trial in January next. Hon. J. M.

Cordell. This gentleman, the member elect to the present Legislature from Scott county, we learn, met with an accident a few days since which so disables him that he will be unable to occupy seat in tti Legislature for two or three weoks. "We regret very much to hear of his misfortune, lie was handling a window sash, which lie accidentally dropped, and a broken pane run into his knee, indicting a severe wound. Circuit Cocrt. This Court convened on Monday morning.

A large number of our country friends wero in town, having business with the Court. Judge llall preside, and is dispatching fiusiness with his usual promptness. The following are the names of the Grand Jury: J. M. Cloud, Foreman, Joseph Sohoolfield, Leonard Herron, R.

M. Hall, Matbew Rhodes, Mathew Simpson, C- L. Howard, F. Coram, J. R.

McMillan, J. TV. Miller, (leorgo Weaver, TV. A. A.

Conner and W. R. Bean. The cno of Seth Lea vs. John E.

Toole and others, for damages in a case of falsa imprisonment during the war, was taken up on Monday evening. 'Mtrder or Wm. Siiemore. On Friday oflast rek, Wm. Sizemore was killed at Rogersville by Ira Willis.

Circuit Court was in session, and a jury was being empanneled for the purpose of trying Silt-more for the murder of "Webster last sum mer. "Willis walked up to Sizcmore while he was conversing with a friend, and without giving him any warning drew forth a revolver and ahot him threugh the head. This shot was faUl, but "Willis, in a most cowardly manner, shot him twice after ha fell. Sizemore died instantly. Willis escaped and in tot ai lnre.

Indeed there seems to have been liltle or no effort to apprehend him. Macon Grand Lodge. The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Sute of Tennessee, met at Nav-hville on Tuesday of last week. The annual oration was delivered by Rev. Dr.

A. J. Balrd. After the transaction of the usual business, the following officers were elected for the ending year Joseph M. Anderson, M.

W. G. J. t. Dawson, D.

G. J. Hughes, S. G. J.

C. Abernathy, J. G. "Wi William II. Horn, G.

Charles A. Fuller, O. S.j John F. House, G. Charles L.

McCauly, S. G. Teak, J. D. H.

F. Dogan, G. E. Matthews, G. S.

R. S. Evans, O. G. W.

Jenkins, Grand Steward; CteorgeSiefferle, Grand Tiler. Lookout Mountain Educational Institutions. We call special attention to the advertisement of this Institution, which appears in another column. It is unnecessary for os to speak of the interesting and hoalthful locality in which these schools are located. They are too well known.

The natural advantage of the situation are nowhere surprised. The course of instruction is thorough, snd ihu teachers employed have had enough expe-ri-noe to render. them entirely competent. The managers are men of energy and enterprise, and no pnins will be spired to make it a class school. we hope to see these institutions liberally patron-Led.

immense and almost and clean it ia of this colossal enterpruuv exhibition oa the City Lot, wi last night crowded to ill utmost capacity a Just tribute to the enter prise of our substantial townsman, Mr, John Robinson. The music wu excellent, the animals in the best condition, and the performances in the arena the best we have ever seen. Each succeeding act but served to call forth fresh bursts of enthusiasm, until, at the conclusion of the entertainment, the admiration of the audience seemed to have reached its culminating point. Cincinnati Commercial. Another Eobbzk Arrksti.

On Monday, John Sayne, a citiean of this county, while ia a state of intoxication, had his pockets picked and something more than one hundred dollars taken. That ever vigilant and wide-awake officer, Constable J. P. Lusk, suspected negro named Jim Hall of having got the money, and after satisfying himself that he was correct in suspecting him, he was arrested, and a portion of the missing money found about his person. He was committed to Jail, and Mr.

Sayne will go before the Grand Jury now in session, and Jim Hall will be pretty eertain to take a trip beyond the mountains. Real Estate Transfers. The following ara the real estate transfers registered in the office of the County Court Clerk for the week ending Octo ber Uth, 1867: O. J. Taught and wife to Albert Bookout, tract of land in Knox county for $200.

Bishop Karnes to Charles N. Murray, tract of land in Knox county for $100. A. L. Maxwell to S.

P. Waddle, lot in Knoxville for $30. Levi McCloud to J. Hunter and tract of land in Knox county for $134. Jesse Simpson to Wm.

Haun, tract of land In Knox county for $1,200. T. P. McNicholslo Louisa Knox ville for $375. 8.

Chapman to B. Manuel, tract of land in Knox county for $175. To Oca Yocno Men. An effort was made not long siace to form a Toung Men's Association at this place, which, we are sorry to say, proved a failure. We should have such an association here, and its organization would certainly prove a source of good to the entire community.

An organisation for the purpose of mental improvement among our yonng men, would be encouraged by good men in the city of all sects and parties. We should have an organization, and raise means wherewith to purchase a good library, establish a reading room, and hold regular stated meetings, with a view to a proper cultivation of our mental faculties. Time could be thus spent much more profitably to ourselves than in billiard or drinking saloons, or other places of amusement and dissipation. "We have no objection to one attending places of amusement occasionally, but time could be spent much better in the way we have spoken of above. Much depends upon tho proper training of our young men, and when we see them devoting tSeir whole time to un profitable amusement or wicked dissipation, we can but entertain fears for the future welfare of the country.

"Will net some of our enterprising young men go to work and erganizo an association of this kind? Don't be Foolish." You can make Six Dol lars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an invert tion urgently needed by everybody. Or a sample sent free by mail for 50c, that retails easily for $6 by R. L. "Wolcott, 170 Chatham Square, New York.

apr246m Stoves. The best and justly most celebrated cooking stove ever ofibrred for sale in this market is the Barley Sheaf, manufactured by Messrs. Stuart, Peterson of Philadelphia, and for sale in Knoxville by Cbas. W. DePue, sign "Big Coffee Pot," ty street.

There are over 150,000 of the great Stuart stove in use in the Eastern States. It is also to be found at the same establishment. octld-tf A Sad Pictue A widow or children suddenly left without protection or provider, dependent upon the efferts of friends who are themselves needy, or cpon the charity of strangers, for the bare necessities of life, houseless and penniless. The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company affords facilities for providing against such calamity, as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, or as can bo more fully eiplained to any who will call on the Agent of the Company, Dr. R.

W. Cummings, at his office, No 14, Gay street. Aug7tf We have business with the following named persons, and respectfully request them to call at our office, or communicate with us, giving their Post Office address, viz John Thomasson, Edition Peruberton, Ben. Har-til, Wm. S.

Johnson, Byron Burton, J. A. Clark, Henry Morton, D. S. Ripley, H.

L. Clift, Joseph A. Leonard, Benjamin Ward, Mary K. Parker, Barbara M. Pritchard, Ezekiel Smith, J.

W. Boot-man, Jasper Gibson, James Steed, George Munger, Edward Armstrong, "Wm. McClare, George Ken-sor, P. Griffin, L. Hudson, L.

M. Armstrong, J. D. Anderson, D. Everhart, Thomas Anderson, Sarah Shanks, J.

Umphreys, E. 8. Smith, T. Henderson. TODD A SQUIRE, Claim Agents, Office at eld Union Bank, Main Street.

Knoxville, Tijtn, Sept. 25, 1867. 4t Hoo Cuoleha. The cholera and throat dwease in hogs is prevailing to a fearful extnt ia some localities. It is indeed mnch to be regretted that the farmers and stock owners should, in these pressing times, suftur to much loss from those terrible diseases.

It is staled, by souie that have used the preparations, that Foutz's celebrated Horse and Cattlt Powders will cure it; and if occasionally used, this time of the year, will entirely prtvect tho diseases. This it a simple remedy and easy to get we believe all respectable store keep them for sale. We would advise owners of hogs to give it a trial, as great good can be accomplished by it use. New Paper at Martvillk. We published week the prospectus of a new Radical Republi- newr-apcr.

to bo startod at Maryvme, oy Tucker and McConncIl, to be called the Ma U' IUjuMlcuH. These gentlemen did gallant rvu-e Fodcral soldiers during the lata war, and we ave no doubt they will prov equally efficient battling ajaint-t treason and rebellion with toe lt-n. ax Uier iYn with the sword. We iLem success in in their new undertaking, ana the loyal people in Blount and surrounding coun ti ahould Nic to it that they meet with a hearty nd liWhl patronage. The people of Blount, es- l)cialy, take a pride in supporting a county I-iter.

CONDITION or Tit First National Bank or KnoxTllle, morning iht Jirtt Monday of Odobtr, 1S8T LIABILITIES. Cjitl 8tok raid In SloO.OOO PO escalation 76,340 00 8arilut Front and Lew Prtmlnml (Earning) lodtTidnal Dapotttt Trauurer bitcd flat 47 10,228 2S 7.MI 17 ss 61,788 28 J360.0C3 hi RESOURCES. XetMand BUii Dicnnntd C7 Banking Hoi and Fixtursi 4,241 43 Current Kipcnw So Tairs paid laltd CUtci oz Iu from National Bmnki 48,137 IS Da from otbr Banki SS lu from Trnrr I'nftod BlatM 12 81 TJnlUd CtatM Bondi and Pecaritiei 137,000 ii R.t.du Utaaapi ST 0T Caa an hand STATE Or TENNESSEE Comity of Knox. 1 B. M.

MrCluns, Cahler of th First National Bank of KnoiTlUo, do iolmnly wear that lh nbore statement ii true to the bt of my knowl- and belief. B. M. MoCLUXG, Caahier, Signed 6worn to aud iubtcribtJ 1-efore me, tbi Sth day of Octo- signed J. v.

B. Min4.iii octMt PEOPLE'S BANK OF KfiOXVILLE. C. M. McGHEE, Presidtnt, JOS.

R. MITCHELL, Cakier. Stockholders; JNO. R. BKANNKB, THOS.

h. callowat. O. M. McOnEK.

JOS. B. M1TCHTLL, Specie, Bank Notes, Stock, PUEC1IAS AND BELL rnitod Stat "lock, Vnited gtataa Coupc.no, TeneM Con pone, County and City Cocponi, tut Tenneeaae and Virginia Railroad Coupmt, lut TitimM and Georgia Railroad Coupone, btocki, tok otee, pcle. JOS. B.

MITCHELL, Caahirr. ai8tC It, KfiOXVILLE, rlOJOAY, OCT. 28. JOHN ROBINSON'S GEEAT COMBINATION CIRCUS MM, Forming a Giand Stock Enterprise, eoaolidaticg TEIST SHOWS, Of Flnt-cls Selection, in one Grand Alliance, Producing the Mot Stnpendous Diiplay of Wealth, Taleot aud Expei ieoce erer iwn in this Coontry. THE MAMMOin ZOOLOGICAL DEPARTHEIIT Is Composed of the Carious and Rare ANINALS OF ASIA, ATEIOA, ML SOUTH AMERICA, Ml 1 Iuelailiug Ornithological Selection of the Moit Bfcaatlfol epcimemof 0KE1GX BIRDS, Forming tta Most Extrnpive Collection of WILD ANIMALS IX THE COCXTRY, supported by THE LARGEST COMPANY OF EQUESTRIANS IK AMERICA, numbering 150 MEN AND 250 HOUSES, Including FIFTY PERFOUJIEIIS, FivelLady Equestriennes, Three Popular Clowns, Enabling the management to produce STARTLIXO ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP, DARING GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, SPECTACLES OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR, 'With tba moat dazaling iplrndor.

BOARD OP DIBECTOHS. President JOHN ROBINSON. Superintendent J. F. ROBINSON, Jr.

Business Manager w. a. mUUii. Secietary JAMES R0BIN80N. Treasurer G.

N. ROBINSON. Director of Amusements WILSON. Musical Director THOMAS CANHAM. Historic Lecturer DR.

CAMPBELL. General Agent 3. M.STEVENS. Keeper of ihe Dens Prof. G.

W. JOHNSON. SS i'. Vm I FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS. 1.

ROBINSON GREAT COMBINATION'SHOW Living Wild Animals and Equestrian Selection. 2. WOMBOLD'S MENAGERIE, in Two FartsZoo- logical and Omitbolopical from London. 3. MONS.

fRAKCOIS KVYV ransian Hciioal 01 Educnted IIoro. 4. SIG. ADOLPH CASTILLO'S Italian Trsupe of Educated Dog, Monkeys and Goats. 6.

MADAME GERTRUDE BQUXARIE tr-cialty, with bar magnificent Den of Performing Lions, "Hero," "Dob," "Cruiser" and "Etna." i. WILSON'S AUSTRALIAN Gtmnastic Alliance. 7. SLOMAN'S SOUTH AMERICAN Vaudevilie Com- 8. J.

HViiibVJS, jr. 8 acnooi lor iraicinj iiorsej. 9. J. Q.

A. HEMINGWAY'S Collection of Native American Wild Animals. 10. G. W.

JOHNSON'S rerforminj Elepbaut "Em press. In tba Zoological Department will be found A Herd of Tapirs A Rare and Wonderful Animal frem the Interior c-f Aeie. A FLOCK OF AUSTRALIAN EMEUS. A HEItD OP PORCUPINES: THE PERFORMING ELEPHANT EMPRESS, 9 9 Introdaeed bj Mr. J0HN60N.

African Lion and Lionness, Ruffed Lemur, Ocelot, Wild Do of Tartary, Circt Copy-bsra, Ground Coati, Alpine Marmot, tiiver-sresteel Cockatoo, Zebra, Chacma, Mandril, Red Monkey, Cbimpanioe, Diana Monkey, Great Flaminpo, Lyre Bird, White nose Monkey, Persian Lioness, Roio Cook a- -too, Alexandrine rarroqnels, African Leopard, Tiger Cat, Ceylon Tiger, Ichneumon, AMERICAN WHITE BEAR, RUSSIAN CINNAMON BEAR. nmmmant ftmonsr the ftttraotive talent of the Arena are such Artists as K'LLE ALICt, M'LLB FRASCL5, MADAME MARGARET, MADAME GERTRUDE, MR. JOHN WILSON, JOHN ROBINSON, MR. J. McDONOUGH, MR.

GEO. 8L0MAN. I'Wf t. "TeCV'T- "is- BL.VeiOIAX'S PATEHT COPYING BOARD. A TESTED JVL7 3, ISo THIS INSTRUMENT IS ONE OF THE Ket r.Mfal impntveioenu yt cad in Fbotographv, tr it enatlee the opertor te recur.

sftire without the trouble nfl fatnintr or tipping the pu ture to center it. or moving tbe camera abont, to obtain a focoe, erery reaite uotemeut ia civea by the Board in aijuattnf the picturee of anr or hape to tbe camera. The -rouMe of copriDCt ealarpinR iirutirely obviaU-d by thu Invention, and niui valuable i'-m nared tiirrebv. W. I).

DLACKMAX, Patentee. lad. All or.Ut ror ribU of territory, bould be eddrtwd to w. bj 15i i ii JKKOME MTRRA Aprnt. 1'rivate Medical Adtic.

Bead Dr. aJvertifienierit in another column. Wbit- Book Binding cf every description done -t tho Wnica office. KEW STEAWEEEEIES FOR 1S67-8. in.

rpUE BEST AMATEUR BERRY IN JL cnltiv aUon. Trice (by mail, pwtage paid) 3 per ikni. PEHPETl'AL FIXE. A jH-rpetual, I-rge fruited Strawberry of the Pin.cnM." PrUe iby niail, pilare paid) tl for planU, doaen. bend for illustrated dnecriptire circular.

We aluo oftrr a large and aplcndid ato of Fmii and Ornanental Trees, Grape Vinei. Small Fruits, Ofabkhat mail Deeeriptke Catalogue with Pric to all arplirsntf. EDWT J. EVANS i CO-Centra! Nareric, Septal, 1i07-2iB Vobk, r. MR.

G.N. R03INSCN, 610. ADOLPH BRANDISI, MR. JOHN LOW LOW, Tbe American Humoriat and Polita Loral Clown, MR. ERA NIC ROBINSON, Clown car excellence and Modera Grimsldi, MR.

ARCHIE CAMPEELL. Time-bonored dipentcr of Wit and Hnmor, Tlie Nonpareil LEWIS, MR. LEWIS WILLIS. GRAND GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION. A Gorfaeo ancient PueBiTB Craad noofMar, Bronie; Kabu and Cladu.tcre, in Arraer ef Ancect Ko-iaao; i ecoft to the fitt-rinc and coatly Onental rJt lbi.

grand and ilpo.iaSrocewn be preceded by tbe Chariot of Oberoo, ccctaiuiss THOMAS CANHAM'S Operatic SHtct and String Orchestra, Of Twenty Firit-clasa Musicians. iOYeracr. xjtitiT0 Department 12a, EfpUmbw 18th, 18S7, hu jtowb cat cf i lubjijct of tpproAckJae I oomo of tbe cmuinr fall and winter, ia the and totTj of tu Stata: and whereaj, coatfOTT hvi tctually ria ia two or mora cifciei to who ara qulifled TCten ia uch electione, and who are tba propar aathoritie to appoint the Judgaa 04 Clerks of said ow, therefore, Wiuxta O. Bkowxlott.Got-ernor of tho Sute of Teantsaae, the diecharge of the duties Imposed cpea me bj law, do hereby proclaim that the Commissioner of Registration under the FraachTse law the proper persoa to appoint the Judges and Clerka of all elections and that the qualified Toters ia all Municipal elections are those only who hsre certificate of rejutration, and who are qualified to rote for members of the General Asi embly. The Franchiae law is a part and parcel of the Constitution baa bc-ea sustained by the Supreme Court of Tennessee and all election, held violation of said law are null and Toid, and of no effect whatever.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my official signature, and caused the Great Seal of the Sute of Tennetisee to be afiixed, at the Executive Department, ia Nashville, on the I Sth day of September, I87. XT. G. Beowslow. By the Governor A.

J. I'tiTCKn, Secretary of State. I job PunnnTG. THE KNOXVILLE WHIG STEAM Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT. Printing of very description don with neatness and dispatch.

BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, CATOLOGUES, CIECULARS, BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS, DKAFTB, CHECKS, CARDS, Ac. BOOS BINDING. Brownlow Haws, Book Binders AM) Blank Book MANUFACTURERS AND ETJLEES, MANUFACTURE TO ORHIB Blank Books for Merchants, Rail-roads, Banks, Insurance Companies, County Officers, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH BOOKS, DAY BOOKS, SALES BOOKS, DOCKETS, RECORDS, MUSIC BOOKS, TAX AND TIME BOOKS, HOTEL REGISTERS, BLOTTERS, Ac. DHY GOODS. AUGUST 9th 1867.

Itu Li it F1; 3 i JikJfJ-i; h- rum "i'jss?" rtTHlaisT If' -j 4'mJxJ I SSri G017AI3. r.VGLUHG GO. IMPOBTEBS AND JOBBERS, GAY STREET, Knoxville, Tennessee, NEW GOODS MARSHAL'S SALES. 1Y VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS FT. FA from the office of tb.

CWk of Ue Dittriet Conrt ef the Tailed 9ttee for the Kaaura Piatrictof T.na.r..., at IhmtOI. nn tha lal dar ef October 1SJ7. diraetaH wilJ aipoce te pnklle Ml. U). 16t lay ef pM7, to th.

kigheat bidder for CMb i bead, taa eeert boea. door i tka city TenaaaM, an rif rl.lm and l.f.,t thai Banff 8. Jriiht he. bad ia aad to the foilowlnf derib fr6prJ, to-lt One traat ef laaa ib ma I7t Villi Biaint 01 wi imnia. taa u4.

ik. widow GeraUy. or tienrlay. aad Jn lying oa tb. Tnn ner, aonsbar ef icrnsoiuctriuM.

oaio propi mwm by the lan4 ftatca Eaveane Af.at for ejnaacioa aa Ua property of Mid WarTay S. Bright, bet a bfurw.rde n-etorad by a decra. of Mid Cart, Un "taiaad tbareoa to tha oata of auit. which Mid property w. laTjad at tha property of Mid Herray 8.

to Mtwfy ladf-meat fur toaU oliUined ia Mid Court oa tha iUh day ef Jan-nary, lg7, ia fetor of the laited Eutee and afaiiut tbe Mid a.rx.y.Bn.ht. B.MCDANSEL, cct -4t pf5 U- B- MeraiBl. DY VIRTUE. OF AN ALIAS FI. PA.

lJ ieatad frem the eSce ef Ua Clerk ef tka Ceart e( tha r.ii (uim IM uwm vwrwi i a as. KeeaiiUe, ca the let ef October, U7, te dtnetad, I slil aa.la.a th. loth da of f.TMtber. 17, to the Lzhaei fciddar Ul caeh ia Utd, tbe eecrt beaae door ia the city of aoiUle, Taoaeeeae, aU tba nght, titrf, claim and ietaraet that Iborcaa Beary baa or bad k. to the foliowiBa- dweribwj property, to-wit Oa.

tra-t of lead. BfTci-ai imaUer trade, ia tbe Sth Ciril Piatrict of BeTirr county, Tcnnraaoe, Jiniof tb. laU of reya. BcOla- ry, I ndrr-lowa, oiuri, tm.ir.rA ma tiroMrtT waa heretofore erixed by the U. RrTrnne Agant for connaration, aa th.

property of Mid Tho-iii H.fr hat tu itrwari reatored by a decree of Mid Conrt to Mid Henry, apca payment of eoau of rait, which Mid property tr letiad oa aa th. property of Mid Thome. Hoary to Mtiift a judjrmant (or coati obtai.od ia Mid Conrt ou thaOth day of January, le7, ia fetor ef the United ftatee and againct tbe aeid inoaiae tieary. B. MiDANNEL, uct 9-4t pft 8- Marahel.

FOB BENT. i FIE BRICK DWELLING AND 1. tea acr-aof land, enitabl for a VanUble 6ar den, aituated oa the KaoxtUle aad Krstacky EUroa4, aboat I four nile rrom the court nooae, ia inaireei e.pt5-4t t. r. BA1L1T.

Two Performances At 2 and 7 P. M. ProceaaloB will tuur the city at 10 ADMISSION CENTS. 0rtl-2t F. K.

BAILEY. M. (SttccMaor to Br. Boy i too.) AFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER VICES to the citUena cf Kaoitille and eicialty. Caa be found at Dr.

BoraTox't forater elTW-e at aU ben re wb.n not rofeeelonel! abeeat. Order, left at the office, or at Chamtterlafn Aftan'Ersg tore Bill fctite prompt cct i-M Arc now receiving their FOE THE FALL SEASOI, AND a nw days WILL OPEN A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE, IN THE FOLLOWING DE PARTMENTS, WHICH THEY OFFER TO THE TRADE, AT THE LOWEST POINT TOUCHED IN THE EASTERN MARKETS Dky Goods, Small Wares and Notions, CLOTHING, MISCELLANEOUS. EAST AGENCY. MUITSON SEYMOUR, Eeal Estate Brokers, KNOXVILLE, TEN A TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE "ft- and exchange of Beal Estate. We ere now cBi-riog nearly two hamlrri tracti of land In the moat dealrable auction, of Eaat Taaewee, InrluJine one hundred improred farma, town lota Kltille and other Taluable water iniprcted end animproted timber end graiin lanii, iron and coal land, and leaaoe.

All peraoae WialiiogVither toeaU er to bay, will find it to their intereet to confer with nt. Title, examined end certified abatracu corner of Main and Cay atrecti, ioztUle. 20. 175. Tjwn lote cioaa to, the railroad laoJiug end poet office also eome large deairable ktl for reeidenoe.

in Clinton, connty-aeat of AuJcrsoa cooity Pricee low aad long. Crrdit wils be giten to pereons wnliiiijt to bnild. a suitors. IsO. 133.

acrea aoue 50 acre, of tillable laud, a bouae, orchard, Ac, about three ui It i from Coal Creek rai roaj itatioB, eome valuable coal banks. Price only Thu land aot ia cultivation ia very heavily timbered. MCX605 SEYMOUR. NO. 16G.

5,000 acrea of guvJ land on the Cumberland plateau, in Cumberland county. Trice And NO. 115. i.TiO aLiea in Morgan county, ail frcj-n klocigomery, on the 'ahtille turnpike. Pries One DolUr per acre.

There ie a fair water power, good coal and f-niber, and considerable good farming land in the tract. WANTED, FAKMS le rent, aud wears aleo ready to receive application! from Uiom wanting farme. AugH, lbt7-tf MCSSON A UEYllOrB. Virginia and Tennessee Air line Eailway. SPECIAL THEOUGH TAEIIT ON WHEAT.

W'If SALESMEN, TO TRAVEL ployment. Ailrn, "KM and asaady ei-CleTeiand, Ohio." 'mp, Hamilton, Parky A 500 THOTOG for It. to any prtferrel, er mised. T.2. PATITTFS WTSTTTTrVfTT.

a.w Aij F.STT'? Ia any paper throughout the uu. cava t. me, troubie aud expense bf enidtn. tsJT eaa Walker Kewspa.r HoelT to Ky. Adv.rtieera will pirate itata tte axact nci inchee) they wiai their card to occupy, aad tli.

BiatioB iten fre. on Infer SPURKIEE HOUSE, Sixtn street, near ilam, LOTJISVIIiLE, izrr. S2 per WANTED, AGENTS, (Mali or Femalx) I Can clear '0 per week at their own noma, la a li.ht and honorable bnsinae. AdJrcee, inn pariicQiart, nding two etaaioa. for LCKKWOoD.

Detroit, Michigan. MRS. SYLVANUS REED'S FRENCH and Boarding aad Day School for Tunj La-diee, No. 101 ThirtyigUth itraet, lorner Park atenaa) how York, will be rr-orenad tha 5i.th nuxlur. xA.ir..

at abote. ORONOUNCED A "PERFECT SUC- -L CKliS." Powell'i patent eleet. Supportrr th. larbaroua elaetio ban'i. Lane diacuant ii.nli ud dral-r.

One pair by mail Tikj. rr for l. Mittn lor price list, etc. THOMAS ruVLLL, Sole nnfa tami. lroy, led.

A TILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. AT LlX. Whit. Plln. New York, 23 aiilie fruin the city.

I1 Principal, U. K. WILLIS, A. 51. BOOTS AND SHOES, fROM KNOXVILLE To New York at Vierute p-r Lu.h.

1. To Philadelphia at 5S ceate per To Baltimore at ceuts prr buah 'l. CASS iif-V THHOCCIl MOM KSoXViLLK TO Af7- Through bill, of la liiij. zuaranteeini afcota rated, writ 1 giten by the Agenff of tbe iut Teaut wa. and Georgia Kail- iiiii i'j u.

a. Agenr, at r.noitilie. 13AAU BESO, b'upt. E. T.

and Oa. Bailroa l. J. B. HOXME, opt.

T. and Va. Railroad. J. W.

iOUlWY, bupt. Va. and Tenn. E. A.

GOODWTN, Kept. Si.nth i.l Sailroad. Ht.vay riscK, JulyWtf Bupt. Ji. and P.

Kaliroad. HARDAVAEE, Queensware, GROCERIES. V. W. WOODRUFF CO.

DXALfcRS IN HARDWARE Nails, Iron, Steel, Agricultural Inipleni euts, OAIIDEN SEEDS, Agent for ruroiVT's ElGe and Blasting Powder and Fuse. CAN FURNISH ANYTHING AND everything connected with the Ilardwrs Bninii, GAY STKEtT, mart7tf Knoztillo, Tenn. 8. U. SMITH.

JAS A. LYONS. SMITH LYONS, Watchmakers aud Jewelers, MANUFACTURERS STERLING SILVER SPOONS. CORNER GAY CUMBERLAND STREETS (I'mler the Lamar Houer,) KXOXYILLE. TEXN.

4r.ill Work H'arratttd. July 31, 17. tf t'0 AC. LA HOCKCLI.K. ttitih AC.

iVdtr.V..;.-- Uru ins j. smre ii-tit trj i. )t (, try iif-prcbaiitn iixJ 71 7. errMi fy jfvvw. witc ei ai kis ut? di an- eth'' tuiiii-i Wftn y.

'thgwt ical fv. tim 'tc Li cj tAr 'n 6 At; wa.ntko PARTISAN LIFE WITH TIOSBY. By MAJ'JK JOHN suiU, Ofl'uU'iui'jr, liic C. With Portraits of I'ulmic! I T- er, atii t'eptalca of tbe Bal'uiit i-, .1 ami tj .1 i' Ia ore Svo, Clutb, i w-jrk bae Iwn jTfpirc(l r- tiou of Colonel M-'. ar.il h.i tlit j- opera.

ion of tiiC j-a-tt-an tV.rf, iV It aJTjr.U a i i1 aiid his icUllu a nn.l pii rul tjlc tllC im iiivltie, CK.ip", arprliiee, aii-1 met i-1 m- it -talicn. n.tnlre''e ft ti itmv: tbrunb its v. isti'ly f.f.y portraits Ulattrnte anil liranr vi-' fOLD ONLY BY Sl'l'CIUI'TI' AOtXTS WAMKIl JN AI PA UTS THE COUNTRY TO CANVASS I'VH THF I.Hv eral arrancuiciitg imtik1, eid ir Jotted. Addrena IXAKI'EK mug 21.2m. TEN DOLLARS A DAV MADE BY any one with my Tatsxt tks'-il T'K)L.

I frpay UKi'lfi free. Bwware of irftingfre. ily nrrnUre wiil i-plalu. AiJreee, A. J.

LLAM, Vermont. YnsTFiNc; car satTn ena jvf- KLFP car-Is, with year nmc an iiiiln-e teautii'clly (riutrU ou tin in, o1t 'iela. lrnn narant.rU. A.l(lr.f cU ICE 1 MIUH, lmnir. New Orleans Advertisement.

SOUTHEKN AGENCY of rRE5CHBSA5DIES Y0R.3IA1GNAN E.L1E0BDK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, lJtruartu or FRENCH VJIHES, BRANDIES, SARDINEa, Jtc, 93 and 29 ilienriMv New Urleaae. rric. LiJt end eeut required. Brandies in Bond and Duty Paid. Sol AgVtU fur The Cbampaine TlnjarJ Trrp'a Co.

0 AL'Ti h-K OOLDES8URO HE.NST STTTON ALI'C. BEIGXKTTE LA'BOXDE FKEBE3 le. (). LAS YER THEO. DROLtT BeiMiTare of Otai I'upuy A IV.

111, J. L'ur-uj Co. Cognac, aud other celebratej brauii. Claret and Wnite "Wines in Caiks and Boxes. J.Lebrun jo' Broad; T.

Drouct Lif BranJ T. T. Ey. queai, Ch. Treulon ((ricat Steyptrt); Larrouda frrre l-raui.

llaot Br ion, Ilaut Manteruee J. B. Clrre it Co. cW.lrauJ cniTiac rare ci lai.vT In bo.a, qnarte and plata. A.

De Lme Jk til flu Wiuwe. CHAMPAGNE. Xr D-ebordt- file CereJ BUci ttrl, taipriai aad Boyal Hunter Ack.nrn-.an Lanranca, Sillfry M.iaaaux and 01 here in qaarti and ptata. Oillrft A Kdilia'e SarJWee Uarrci' )u. Pn-eerW Meta, Vfgtabli-a and Bom-U Sardinia A.

Lvbau'a t'orkt Cnmt Verineaih.8wt Oil Brandy rrnila; Dried Pranoa; Port, Sherry, Uadei, te. A MAN OP A THOUSAND. A COMeVMFTITt rviln. HU II. JAMES, A RETIRED l'llWSI- CIAX of grrat eminence, dit.K-r,-d lii! in tha Eaat a certain enre fur Coitftamption.

Aitlion, Brouciiitie, tonkin, Culda and Uensral Uihiy. run w.ta ilii-eortrrd by him ti ia oniy cinid, iinftht'ra waa (Eira up to die. Hie child waa aud ia iw allTo and wrll. lreirone of benviittiug hie fellow etorulx, h.i will and to thone who wiah it th recipe, cnutaiuinf fn.l for making aad ocreufully nalng thu ly, free, oa reciit of tboir Tiaror. with two atitmpa to pay up.

iif. Thfre not a illicit lymptom of tht it dove not at "iu take told of aud disaipata. Night p-Tlslina, irr? tatioa of the nr tailnre of etcni'iry, diilicnic oiprct.i.a-tioo,eharp peine In the luDf, eore, thruat, chilly nanaes at the etomarh, inaction of the bowt'U, wasting away of tbe mueclee. J'The writxr wiil pl-ana atatn the name vf 1 the pt pr they ire thia ldTertitrtnnt in. Ail'lrcae i CHADDOI A Eace Pa.

aJOjOOO Worth of Property IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, TO GlVlilV -VWAY UudT the direction ef a coiumittpe to be crKwn by tL The Oriiir to Tak l-ln. at ODD FELLOWS' ilALU LEXIM.TOV, October 30th, 1867, at 7 o'clock, P. M. The number of Ticket. Ilmitwd to will Lold at I'ollar each, and the diatribotion will take place aa above.

Thetiiknta hale brrtofure auld f- l.ll, Thrywiil lieiraftrr be aold fur tl each. T'uoe who hata bouiil tkkata at i will be fnrniebcd the additional tickrta arm to make their ti kl conform to towrr price cf 1 each. A Small J.lft vrltb r.verf Ticket. All letter, for information or kt m'lit be addrei to M. i'RUDEN, LeiloKtnu, Ky.

Ur to hi. anthor'a-" anti. Attention. Southern Merchants Planter. Fit AMi 31 ALL.

AIID, Wholesale Commission Merchant WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL THE "Creecent Sewing Slaclilna," tbe moat rofitabla Va-clilue for aant. to rnca gond fi oirculara and aamplee of aewiog. Jiaity A I. gram XI3 f-cond Wn-pbie, Tenn.

Wanted Agents, rpo INTRODUCE THE STAR 'JilLT- i TLB SEWING MACHINE. r.n eati.ely a-w ln.f..n, nnlike any other eewin in tii" Worbl. I'at Mir'li 12. It aa two tliraiia, tod amka the g'nuiiie LOCK bTlTCH, alike on bolq airl-a, that will not rip nr ua-ravtl. All other low-priced tnaclilnra Make the CtiiiH iTir h.

It comblnre almpitcity, durability an 4, beauty, la a other aiactnuw, aud de "ry variety of U.m-)y (awing and tailoring. Ia order to latruIac onr Dew and novel machine ef raidiy aa r-itcibie, prnp'ee then complete with oue ahattje. eitr. bobbina, a full ad of neadlee, oil can, arew-dri ar, dtractlona, ale, at the low price of fin. -ch agent eappiid wnii ropy of Letter Patent.

M. M. BEACL' A Agei.ta, 394 Second atrfet, near Madieon, Memphie, Teuii. Lp.dies, Discard Injurious Paddings, 1f ADAM UMEL'S A A II I -lJ- Balm and Patent Bread El'tatori tha furiu nhveloloificailT. L-onl anal Street.

Nw oik. Mea.l itaap for circular, ovld at aod Udlea' fiiruieUiug eiorea. Ho. 15 Cortland Street, lTenr York. And General Exchange Warehonee.

fur the receipt of all Southern Product, ae, Cotton, Wori, 11 nlee. Tobacco, Koeiu, Turpentine, Tar, JTruita, Ac, No. 206 208 Franklin Street, 17ew York. Southern Producfa, ae ebore, recefd et all time, la EXCHANGE for BOOTS, BUuEf, PKO VIblO.Srt, Ac, for whieh the bighet market price will be allowed upon arriral, and proaipt return: made. Sand order, with iuoitea aud bil'a lading.

Merchaute and Planter, will care "on to tbre. All (jueetion Cheerfully anawered. NT Tour buainee cni urtlera eoliclu d. Addroee. IBANK BALL A HP, P.

0. Boito.O. 15 Cortland S. T. juneli-ly OCOEE BANK NOTES.

ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT ot the Leelalatare of Tenneeeee. paie-d Pecember WA, entitled An Act "To expedite the dltrifcotU5B ef the effect, of tb. Bank, which stay make aa'tnnienta among tlfir aot ice ia hereby giTen to holder) the r.oteenf tbe OCOKE BASK to tie them wiilt the attbeOcoee Bank, between aw and tha of oeptmbr, eighten hnndred and alxty-aise, and cerliAcatra tner(r, or they will be forer barred from any participation III the aeeete of the Bank. The crttilMte. will be received AT PAR In payment for dbta due t-e Bnk, whrtl.er ted before or after the lith of Sfrtiier, apt IS, JOS.

A. MABRY. we. I JOHN HELD, WHOLESALE and ItETAIL HARNESS AND SADDLE. MA5UFACTUHE3, No.

ISO Main Street, Let, 4th and 5th CINCINNATI, OHIO, ralia the ainit.on of feouilj. ru humeri to liii large atock of itarneee, badulee and which be ia tell- icg at the lowwt ceea All order promptly sliad. 11 -2 1ULLINEEY MANUFACTURER AND WIIOLE- i'X SALE LEALia la all k.adt of Ready-Iade and Trimmed Bonnet! and Hats. A large mwriwnl alwaye eu band, to whfi we larite tl.e attenliuu ft M'-rrhanii iiting Cincinnai. J.

A- 2EXDERS0V, "A.n. and Wsit Mb "Water 7hccU! "Water Wheels! A A LENT IN E' PATENT TURBINE. Tho bet In oe." Manufactured by Valentine A Co fort tlaara, Agenla wantMl. ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE OF M.J PA. Winter eeaatoa comoien.

Oi tober 7. llJ. Tblrti etndrnie taken for li each. octh.r eipenaea. For a.lill-tlenal particnlara art Ire.a J'iSSl'11 TtS, l.

Dean, fi. Korlh Cilia eireet, riillauripiila, a. AKTEKD in Ave minnl-e aud a ormm.al cure erwt.il by the of "Cpham'a Ae hma Cure." aeofrriu ten twenty yeare etanolng yiekl a I. onra to ita liiliueme. 'ri Benl Atnaid to anf a.iftreaa bv H.

I'fbaiej 'l Philadelphia, Pa. Circular, nt fr Hold by all gtate. TIiIh in no IIiiiuIiuk! SENDING 40 CENTS ANDbrAir, with age height, color of eyea aad bair, yon will r. ealra, by retara ma. a correct pi tare of your iture bue- bend or wife, winn uanie eat dale of marriage, i MISSIS CLIfTy.N', V.

O. Urr Ho. ii), Ur ANTED EVEIiYWIIERE K.vr IM, GENTLEYC.V-ll'nj to eMI rxa Hon To at-ii the t-mnin C.ouiui.a Serxe r.e. Ing Machine, price uuly fiie Diachlna attith, km, Mi, tuck, bind, imlt, hrai aa I embr-jlder. Ihecioth cannot ba pulled apart, t.o a'Vr ermine aeroM tha mu aeery quarter of aa Inch.

iry machine wrractrd for tbrea yeare. Bend for circular, tnd teri to agut, or call at McPowell'e Blck, corner gnnrtb and Oraeo Louie- Tllle, BLl-3 1 J1ctAilIltU.il, U'lieral iijent. 1. W.U,KEK NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HOUSE, Corn- cf an I Wtreeta, I.OCHVILLC, KT. A DVERTISEilENTd RECEIVED AT JZ.

luwt raUe, tut all through-oat the United eta tee and Caoadae. I'ri. moderate, j-nd for FOR KENT. 'PIIE 11 1 DWELLIN(r AND JL about twenty acre, of ground formerly owned by Ja. II.

Armtrren, aud about one mile and a half weal bf tha conrt houae, In Knoxville. iorterian apply to teyt 5-4t BA ILKY Trntee. 1HILADELPIIIA AND CLARKE A KA.SPBKHKIF!. WILSiiN i EABLY and KITTATIS-Y lKi acrea ia Cmall Irni'e. Brad lump for caukignee.

M. PAKET, ae(HH-'ai Cinnamineon, N. J. GT) GOLD DOLLAR SOAP. An extra fioc Soap far lh9 i f.

Ma4e of the bet with ll regard Ui waah-ing table linen, and ail kind, of tine ciotiimg asd ea-peciilly wito j.it thr. It frttjrom adulieru4 aad r-iiutt a 1 it to ail ru lut boH ie more economical than a poorer (ality which may be boegh: at a lee patce. Put up la bcx of i. nd litre, eack. Lutte put up ia 3 11 z.i,.

prit4 centapr PAIST CLi.AJ.r(i tuie .11 alkalie. haj. Imo carefuliy excluded that aoi iiog tb di.e Uriou. e-ecte of common aoap. upoa fiae houa.

paint, it poet.ep;WrUe. mil cia. cieaaed tb'! prep araUoa, wear niccli lunger tUj tuat oa whica or. diiary appi.aac. are cei.

pveK-e taa fine paim rWaitg quanta, of tiuT.r ioap and aiua eteufcr. Ia bur 1 eii, ij-'icnu mjyiti r. J. SANPokg A iiaibern Agea ta. FRENCH PCSTASLE GRIST MILLS, TOU CORN MEAL, WHEAT FLOUR.

A ISO, and Stock. Te-J, QUEEN OP THE SOUTH." Alo Bolting m'ittcn and work r'n-ratlr. u. are oiim tro-n choice e- Iecte-t "i runca ut our owa iinportuiioa ecnptue paint hl-t inr27-ly IfllT nuother bifore a A lires or call on IrfAAO STRALB Corner of Joha aud Front siwi, Cincinnati, Ohio. TF YOU HAVE TETTER, SCALY JL Ernptlone, Pimple, or Bh tche.

on the face, Tlceri Sorea, or any d'e-ae arUing from ail impure etata of the blood, ro to Da. JAM K.I KODOKKS. aad get a 'e of Orejj'. Cotiititatlooal Life Lictl HUDS0I1S PATEHT RIBEQ'i liUoiNLSiS MAN IN THE JO- KNT BIBBON UAMi HiiVvV.rlT Mampa will giTe It can be ken out and a new one iuaerteJ. It i ui.

iw refitiiree, an I any other and hape for It. H. SIMt1.kro, Bookeclier, Station- aa! venr ii 8iitnert Matea. Monogram and Init al Letter t.K;-. ai I i Mil unm.nt tice.

Sample, mailed to any ad lrejs on ua. Jul;.