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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
serthern Merchants and seutAern
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

Ths nogazss al RutesosFt aeansy, Va, hsss IN
rssss shaat fur hundred aaaa tie isss esA4as In
az GAs sslr eaantry dissFsss ef Virginia tkas haze
dsasfHSsbea.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

PEEyArs MspteaL ABrsaK - Read Do Wbae
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

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Decision or TIE Supreme Scar.

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AEs Avs HawEsss
fsssas q. csLsw sLI. Atsernry General sa4 r..
porter
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FE&EN- BsB ses ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-14

susrAIsf&a Ny fsti,E' ~ TKssEssEB "A
Eostea sai,tisnsa, SHOES Trustworthy ehAsAntsf u
voashsd f,r By ,ss frbqas aFitsB b he Secretary
u toe National Republican OaAgEsSsisaai ton-
mites a. hiia~s
A correspondent frvn spaag Hiil, TaaH- writes
me thai 'fte Jsansonisn aastl sl,sht hRs been de.
stfeying all ths radical papers lhst psss thFsagh
his kssts "a The railroad from Nastviils Teas
10 ilsoatiir, Ais, Congressional spssrRas xHk
tsshgrs=s franks thEasA cal If tbs malt The
PassaaAssar tell NE Yesterday ,tstaber y thai tbs
sssst advised bin asst h. sead asy asars radical
spsrshss frem his office
Ny sbIsss in giving yos tks information Is ina,
yes aa5 cause sssns aetian - be taxes By Goa
gsasssss fhia hsfbaFisls n PEe-sisYssy ulRss
shaasd be sitsat even though Johasaa dess sea 81
~ "rsaf its esnti aasHae ~ esnRivs Il Il
Il woald seem fsosa ihs that The satFaps and de.
YsHasnts If the President sra iAboFinE h rsylvs
ths good old pBlss 81 prs Slavery brutality That
ID sort sf tssurseeti0n thsi viii Hsi be ssbe,tsa
10 by tie people.
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Literary Intelligence.

The Ieur Fauchcr prize for the bos oasay the life
and works Of Bossuilicbcr, hos been equally divided
between NM. Cadet and Horn by the Academy Of Moral
and Political Sciences In Paris. NJ Cadet Professor Of
Philosophy al the College OF Rheims
An edition OF the works Of the late M Ventura d. Ia
Vega the well known spanish writer, has boon issued In
Paris 1t contains the funeral euIogium pronounced by
General rezucls the remains OF the author In the
Academy OF Msdrd In that address the General a'ud.
ing to private representation OF tho comedy ~ Honbre
di 1,ldo, by ~ Vega ssys.'Thc chief character was
enacted IN a delightful manner by n charming yoong
lady wen known general fayorc ia Madrid, then
the very beautiful Countess de Teba and present the
honor OF spain vol of the county 10 which she
henoefor,h belongs, for shs is nov Empress Of tho
French
pe Issrtine writes TO the Paris gvea,@en, to deny
tai he said Of Victor Hugo's book ravsilours dc 10
Nor that "a, Is tho work q mailman who has become
Insane - as reported Ia some circles Ia Pans
work has been Issued 10 london emitted 'Gas works
TOE Evils fuFcparabc IRON Their Existence Populoua
Places by Thomas Bartlett simpson The author advo-
the ~ all ga- works from the limits Of oci,y
of London the manufacture Of gas by the corporation
The latter a means q cbespcbing the article. Tho
LoudOa Journals support tho dea generally 81 the
moyal The WORKS but doubt tho propnoty Of a1thor
hing the corporation manufacture II stated that In
Manchester tue corporation Manufactures tue sas snd
contnyss to realize enormous div dendsn for the mem.
bers
The Cbildrens Employment Commission Of England
employed In taking testimony vit regard 10 tue STATE q
education and mutual onluro 81 The young hsnds
pioyed In factories reveals far rstler sAdd,nns
state Of educational sirs will be BY The follow
ing statement from gih, Aged fourteen who was es.
arnincd by the Assissn, Commissioner she says
Never WAS at school In her lie Does not know oatsr
Never went 70 a church chapel Never heard Of
England or London, the ships Never heard q
God Does know what He doe. Does not know
whether "a ~ better for her 70 he good Or bad
The Bishop of slsincs rrsnce has Published p.sto
rsi letter under the title of Plus X Defenssur ., Ven
geur de Ia Civilization The object u bic argument ~
thai oui Of the pale u The sh0lc thufrh there
csnno, BE- liberty 20 civilization the world
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with Wilson under ne viii o. Bso..
head 10 bond Of e. 900 and approyrao.>S'"o ,nour
To his own The pTisonor was commot - tso a.
zcs for trial The has been the foi emos man
among the Ind pendent church, and regularly preached
In the chapes He had very good salary In nv bank.
and appeared TO live temperaicy; but has bsrn ru
mored thai he had done something in the way OF betting
latterly
An eccentric wager made 81 the late Paris races
between two rich Englishmen- One OF the terms OF
particular bet thai the loser 10 invite 10 table
ehy poor persons selected from tho applicants Tor
lief . tha various benevolent associations Of The r'"'
conital These persons we're 10 be ."
height as the betters % -su
year ago ,.a 10 be between forty and fifty
OF British Id H.. the loser Is the personnc alton
not suitably alfred "ashsrad s hra 70 a *
na,n., 1t an Quitting estabshment where he had
them nroy,do from head to foot. In the evening tho
candies ,bns INN ,vised IA, ode their appearance in the
gorgeous SALONS Of his ordsbip. hote In tho Faubourg
st. Honore.
In the English House OF Commons every Conan catho
lie member iron, Ireland, with exception, Mr.
NICK ma voted With the liberal party In favor Of the
Reform bill II Is the first time they have voted as
unit since the day Of ,pconnel.
The law case Of &c. Hodge vs. the Corporation OF Lon
don tried at the Gudh all Of the City Of London tho
9Th Of April involved aim for compensation amount
Ing TO upwards Of si2 600 Mr. Commissioner Kerr sum
med up in the following tern s:" You have heard tho
speeches OF counsel-consder your Verdct ana mme'
iiaely left the bench
Crocco and Phone, tho two glorious brigand chiefs
who So long pllaged burnt and nrdered IN tho nnfor
upste Neapotan provinces have in oeen set al liberty
BY the Roman government
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

"a Spanish Homb.rau..
rsss<'-."sP OF the Cisy-TA. proo..s-
mgs 81 MISREPRESENTATION OF jaime. ~.
phenss she l'eninm Head C~n,r.-N.-.
from Mesfc'>tns West ladies. &C.. -
Tho mall SieamEhlp - ia Captain Jadklns. viii ..,.
this port today for LiyefpsI
The uvUs for Europe VIII lose a, L.,to..,
o'clock this afternoon.
Tho Nsw YpHk hnsxIc--Ed,.ion 70. saro,o ,.,,
ready at scTen O'Clock In the DoNnns
II win coutxTr--A spirited acccsnt tfrcs..
Correspondent of The Spanish BorSbudmens o. -
raso, with Map showing the City, the Burned DIST
Public Buildings Buk'od, the position Of The Bouban
ing Fleet &c. Report Of tho procccdingaof congrsp
Full account Of the Arrival OF Jaincss ephcna, The
Fcnan Srcnd Centre and OF his Rccpton'e New York;
The latest Nows from McKco, the South eacinc wsss
Indies &C. and repors Of all important axsnts OF
week a.
Single copies la wraprers ready for Naitpg centa
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BEalr, April 2s, isce
ssrealer,ng Stlk Of -Aagrsssire Aatsds Heav-
Arstrsa Remmes her Armaments-frr"sdn VOC
Policy Of L0vis Napoicw- Preparations for war, ee
Al no tmewas the state Of srsirs more threatening
than a, the present moment As long a. the quarrel
xas connnes 70 the two German Powers there were
hopes that s innate phlegm the prostrase condition
OK the Austrian empire and the irrsseuon Of the Prus
sian monsch would prevent their mutual luminosity
from bresng our into actual hostIiitIes but now nsv
ssmsnt ss appeared 10 quicken their slow movements
BY On ipfrou Of buthern Gre. few days ago every-
thing bsAshcd q peace. The answer OF Prussia
20 the Austrian nste--an answer gwen, 70 aid,
~ery such asans the wiz Of Count Bismark, ana
expressing the readiness Of Prussia 70 disarm u
Austra set her the example, 'Tnasmuch ~ her own
mpry preparations were entirely Of defensive nature,
nd ocasicnsd solely BY We msssins Of Austrian troops
her sIlesan fronerr had bssn favorably received Il
snns; the Austrian cAbinst had promised 10 revoke
10 orders Issued for placing "a small part Of their army
the war establishment In Prussia ihs prepsrationi
bess suspended, the purchase Of horsss fos the A.
ls- countemsIded, the csilins out Of ths reserves
djcuf sins d and both parties seemed v 10 turning
eir sns-ics 70 the peaceful question Of federal reform
% ass-<'a q ss.s-. s-s--sssd L..r Is sgtsSyst
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In. foliosIns a compie,e lw q no publ cations
received a, the Hsrafp ociea 10 May u -
Petroleum. History q The Oh Region. Of vsnsngo
county, Pennsylysnla By Rev = y Eaton rab'
Rslp, and other roeus BY Hsny l. Abbsy. Pub
nsbed BY n Tfbbsis, New york.
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washington aud hi. n..sn's Composer W syan.y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

The Strike .sf tho shipearpsnt.--

-
| A0e strike ,Sf the shipenfPont""-
caulker. . nd Shit ss,
&c.,, 9, snip"
""te-Th D ~'"."rrs-The Men
"No surrenas @@mpioyers Dctermt.s
as~sp the Crv NJ.
H"U - - ""'" Sides-
THIS arik9 roma, "'s ago, &c.
noticed 4, - a.. rs In the same positio, =.
49,. v" - lrday 1sNo sur,.,,.,, = ""on VIC
s,des~ u the cry
80
40 "uOftos indccto by their statements m, -
a. hers and tb... fsw c,,,L.. ~ S'sges-
tions tha '"S'o' Nv AuA're, carpenters and
to,,ers h.vo 80. ned 10 work the old terms ana TIM.
' ~ '0'u' ..r.,.o, a.. ne aoco,,.s -. =
put ior thc dctation eA. - y. strke ,.a, OF
the workinen who have not 49,. ~ Ind nm in, TO-
turn 10 their employment ON ''Poftef "a, . nso'-
view yesterday with shpcarpenter NO " ,n
Der OF this shpcarpenters' Society This l>SY 'pa.
some OF tho carpenters would readily return 6,e, ~"
the balance Of power held by the society, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

r.uuIE Cornsz, May f5.-Msteh rae, two milo dash,
100 lbs up cr 900 aside, between Red Oak BY sec
oud Altorf dam by Job aud Mike Edward, late fhrogs
neck The latter won IN 3.soA Red Oak broke down
al tho three quarter pole
SAWS DAy-Pemium 5000, mile heat 100 lbs up,
free for al. The rare resulted ~ follows
DR. Weldon entered Dr. b. LeathetlunsS,
years old, by Lightning. dam Goesamsr l !
Lexington years cid dam BY Sadi...... 2
Mr. Crauss entered CHI. h. Bowen, yesnei,
By Voucher, dam by Counterpart. ........ 4 ds
Time, 1t7k-1f h-1tsA-iS 24
Tho shove was very exciting IN . throaghoat and the
betsng vas heavy. large amounts changing hands
Saw Ay-Prcmium $780, milo dab free Tor al, en-
irsnce 20 ths second horse. Three bsrses came 70
tho port and the ended ~ follows
Dr w. Weldon entered b. K Baslwhscser, yeau
old by ~ Louis; dam BY Imported hooafch......
Mr. entered Engineer. .......... ...-..
Col Thoe Foster entered b. g Hhsoiing siaT, years
old. by Dick Ewood dam by John " Crimes, he
Tine, .5:h
s.ss Dsr Premium 500, nile heats, bat three 10
Eve free for al ~ rule Trss " the po<t ios this
rnee aud 10 resulted ss follows
Mr. Grouse entered b. a R~<oivev, Z year, old,
by Revenue. dam Ballooa, ny imported York
shire ........... 49,. ..,....'.''''s..' =
Mr. Van Lew entered y 9. Joctrease, years
old, by vancsi, dam LADY Monmouth. ....... Dr..
Tine, -c0--fsk-IU.
Ths weather nse, the track GOOD and tbs sitsnf-
snce large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR the COUNTRY.

Establishments for tho wn hr HERALD mus. e.s.ua.<
noe'ors ton o'clock every Wednesday evening n cir
on among The enierprising shanies fafsssns
merchants manufacturer and genilc throucbou, ~
sounuy h increasing very rapidly yer,isemepl. a.
'''eu IN the WEEKLY HERALD will Chr !. .e., hv -.
StateA ~"u o"etsote ~ % or the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

DIAN sfR-TNo years since friend OF Hsso from Nov
York bottle .nric-. very properly called
suHoDoNT with the reqnes. nat should give atrial,
did aud convinced defined 10 1ke the place
OF all preparations for the teeth have brn agod In the
practice Of dentistry Tor the paI5 sevshtse f ems
during that time among NIL tho fer tbs teeth
offered 10 the public that personal enpsf
renec he S1x0dont bears thc ram. For use
would not be without u for any confederation.
off initial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

Nou'n' France, towards the fund n, H..
P'0" o. TIE Tower OF Jeanne d'Are !, ,..' ~
English painter, attended !, -, ~
.no' camp lately by command, and s.... ~4s
1"ns Tue pres nia'ion OF sand OF coors 20 tho iotA
regiment, by Queen Victoria So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16

Y.orrs. ms ysess Jos>phiBs ore hsbsrsd and
forysw tons, bais zone eighteen mosshs ssss BY the
CONTRACTOR o. the Palmer 10 sss.d Coz -se h.r rressss
e~bs bsns sbcas 70 leave fsr me consissst rs Joe
pslns nns,y modelled boat ssd css who's psrorrn
sncs have always ben mach commented ~ eri,iesi
yssismsn ne psrehss- wfn ssdsss,saiy eve ss's
i>s-es W ssf I...as ,ssa.