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New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
it pecks at him day after day in such para
graphs as the following:

it pecks at him day after day in such para
graphs as the following:
"Scnator Wilson's Southern tour seems to be q case OF
great cry and little wool Tho flock surrounds him but
cmpyhanded. The Blacks listen 10 him. but wonder
what all the pother is about The Whites let him alone
at anything he has said He has rated them to his hearts
content. and they hear him with ciylity, if not with
tudes and datrbes and takes himself off unnoticed the
next town 1t seems rather dull sort of work IT. not
we may be sure exactly what the Senator barganed for
If there had been disturbance anywhere what theme
it would have supplied him with-what a martyr he
would have returned As IL Is, he back I'm the po
stion Of who thought to the universe and finds
he ' sSe @ eoac aG 80 f onnd s no %
earthquake or whirwind which had come among them,
but but only reed shaken by the wind And Wv we say & that
hope he will bear up bravely under his odyerstics"
- We submit to all candid intelligent minds
that such filings have their impulse in an i'm
pacable hostility to the cause and party which
Mr.. Wilson represents at the SOuth-in an i'm
movable purpose to see that cause discredited,
that party overthrOwn. Hence we are impclled
to notice The HmeSS gyratOns, because we deem
it important that their aninus should be ex-
posed and their malign influence restricted.
That such things should be said is of no cOnse-
quence; that they should be read and quoted as
from Republican journal, is what gives them
their sting. So with The Commercial a AdrertiSer,
which is constantly quoted by the Copperhead
press to show that the Republicans are at
loggerheads and to set forth the hard things
they say of each other-nay, its assaults are
paraded as Republican confessions!-when its
Editor is member of the Manhattan Club,
and did his very worst to elect Hoffman Gov
ernor last Fall. Yet, when we feel mpelled to
tear off the masks of those who are dealing
the Republican party these deadly stabs, there
are creatures in charge of Republican journals
whom, out of respect to tho animal kingdom.
we will not call asses who assume to rebuke
our readiness to engage in personal contro-
versy, and gravcly inform us that the public
cares nothing for the loves and hates, the
rivalries and aniipathlcs, of Editors! Can this
be all stupidtyi
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

The JouIneymen Mechanics of st. Louis de-
clare that they will only work eight hours per
day hereafter. That is at once their natural
and their legal right. They add that they will
only ask to be paid for nine hours. Why not 7
They have the same right to require pay for ten
hours as for nine: then why stop half way?
They further resolve to open shops of their
own, and sell their labor directly to men who
want houses, &C., rather than to those who con-
tract to build houses for others. Herein they
are RIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

in frugality, forecast and thrift, would soon
prove of immense advantage.
We urge Cooperation with special regard to
the controversy regarding Hours of Labor
good many mechanics want TO try the expert
ment of reducing the days work from eight
hours TO ten; and we want to see them try It.
But they seem to insist on trying it at others
expense rather than their own; and we judge
this impracticable. But let them become their
own employers and choose their own forcUen,
and all will be easy enough. Let each work so
many hours as he shall deem advisable, and
let each be paid according to his product The
Eight Hour question will thus promptly and
peacefully settle itself: and so of several kin
dred questions.
Men and brethren prore that Labor can (or
cannoD run its course without rider. III the
demonstration is ever forthcoming now is the
time
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

The Trenton Gasette gravely errs in its as
sumption that we shave commenced an ex-
PLANTATION of tho authorship" of certain ar
licles which have appeared in our columns.
Very far from it. The Rochester Democrat.
claiming to be edited by one who has had
much to do with the conduct of The TRIBUNE,
saw fit to assert that The TRIBUNE had made
several gross blunders since Mr.. Dana fGt 'f,
and instanced son to Richmond" as one OF
those blunders Merely to expose the fellows
ignorance as well as impertinence, we were
mpelled to remark that Mr.. Dana did not
bave THE TRIBUNE till several months Gter
q gave and reiterated the watchword "ForwPrd
"to RchmondW and that Mr.Dana bas fhs soIs
cuthor Of that call. The sentiment which y em4
bodied was ours. and 1--WE presumel that OF every
peson connected with TIE TstRuNE aRa y
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Solomon p. KOhnstamm has been pardoned
by the President If we deemed him Il good
citizen who had been temporarily infatuated,
and SO misled into crime, we should commend
this pardon. As it is, we cannot. His frauds
were vast, reiterated, persistent. They de-
pleted the Treasury at a dark period of our
great struggle, when even peculaton was vir-
tual treason, and should have been punished as
such. This man is certainly a villain, probably
traitor also, and should be dealt with accord
ingly. AS in pardoning several scores of cOun-
terfclters of the National Currency, the Presi-
dent has in this instance made a Ian entable
mistake. nj.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE LoSG ISLAND HIsroRIcL socErY.-The

THE LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL sOcETY.-The
annual meeting the Long Island Historical Society was
held last evening at the Chapel Of the Packer Institute
a. o. Brevocrt esq I'm the chair The annual report OF
tho librarian Mr. Geo. Hancock was read and showed
during the there had been added 10 the library
lOTi volumes. pamphlets many valuable engrsylngs
manuscrpta curiosities SC full list and
OF the volumes included In the report Ihe report
OF the Treasurer showed the finances OF the society
20 be In flourishing condition. The fourth annual
report Of the Board Of Directors was read by the
rev Dr. 9toFrs. The report wes an elaborate review
OF the peOgrees OF the Society during the years past II
now numbers members S0t OF whom heye been al
Inittsd during the The rooms Of the Society nave
Iao been enlarged. There zoo volumes ana H.
1 pamphlets In the library aud there s library tand
~ over tD6O0O The Society propose 70 purchase the
yod On che south west corner OF Plerrep0nt ana CID
kenss for the erection Of new and comIDodous build.
inS, 70 ec0ompQ their growing needs TIE report
end The Chairman Then iHtfod1SsS the 81 Rsy M
R s,rSins the need Of systematic exploration OF
ooa Older 70 throw mst on gosS c,1. n'osy
EsnS1 SoS the ensuing year. and the Society then ad-
tOurned, Nss@
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

was no blunder at I'll. The blunder was COM
mitted in letting sevch.ty-fve thousand men rot
ont their three months O. ,1listment in the pur-
lieus of Washington, and only sending them lor-
ward to seek the enemy when their terms were
expiring, when they might and shculd nave
been triumphantly in Richmond by the an Gay
of July. But the strategy of delay, dispersion,
and final half hearted advance, which resulted
in the Bull Run discontinue, was opposite in
al points to that commended by THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

The Toledo Blade thus illustrates one of the
difficulties to be encountered by the Chivalry
in securing the votes of their late chattels:
a. Rebel lawyer OF Richmond, Virginia in an attempt
20 win the sufrages the coored voters OF that vcage
affeetiOnatey assured them In public speech that he
had coored nanny when he was child. aud that he
loved the coOred people. as they must know. But he
didn't tell them. 10 necessary for the co0red
people understand IT, that after bad run OF luck at faro
that very NANNY beloved. was cold by him to
furnish the snews o for another buck at the tiger
They are laying IL too thick The backs of the audi
ence addressed by the Richmond lawyer have not yet
had time to heal and every OF them has either been
upon the auetion.block seen bis relatives there
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

s3- Random Letters, No. L., a letter from our
Boston correspondent. Hopdnd and Jamaica
correspondence, an article on Machinery and
MaufdctureS meetings Of the City Gopernment
and the Board Of Health yesterday, Girl Court
on the second page. The Money article Mar
kets. and Military Ne1pS appear on the third
page, and Literary Items on the Sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

The movement of colorcd voters in the
South is daily gathering significant shape. In
Baltimore the colored men have taken part in
Republican primary elections and all the wards
have sent mixed delegations to the Convention
of the party. A Convention of lately enfran-
chsed citizens is also in session in Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
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Terms, cash in advance.
Address, THE TRIBUNE New-York.
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TO CORRESPONDEyrS

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INTENDED for insertion must be authenticated BY and address
the w;er-nOt necessarily for publication but guaranty for
his good faith
All business should addressed "TuE TKIB
UNE. Hew-York
We eanB,t undetsk. to return rejected CommuncsOns
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Another series of letters from Bayard Taylor
who is now in Europe is begun in this issue
of THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

TIE WHISKY FaAUDsy-The Illicit distillery Of
Patrick suSan at the corner Of Hoyt and bslticsts,
Sane snts and large Quantity OF mash were taken,
kogether with ths still aud sll It's sppqEenaness'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
NAVY GAZETTE.
sr YrLuoRAPH TO THI TsrSVSE.

HT fELH0RAPH 10 THH IhI3VHEs
Passed Assistant Surgeon Joseph Hugg, from the Naval
Of his relief and ordered the Guerere
PsJms Rnsy RON duty at s. psn De Loando on the "
Of relief sa ordered 10 return 10 the United states
Payssssr Robert Ph ordered 70 temporary duty n heSlot
y ordered duy charge OF stores Al ~
Paul De Leaudo Acting Assistant Psymaser Edwin Webster been
sLs.....hir Gacharreh
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Business N0lires.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Sold

The GORHkM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RIvERsHrBs Providence r. L. inform the trade that they Pro
duens GooDs comprising full DINNER and IEA
eKRVcKs every description Of very
quty elegant designs The base Nickel Silver
which deposit Silver thickness that they posssis All
tbe advantages solid silver utility and from beauty Of dsTu and
sur finish undistnguishahle from H.
orAam refer with confidence to the hg
reputation he established Ia the production Of soLip SILVER
for engaged and the
will sustain that reputation BY the
duciOn of such quality and extreme dua
satisfaction to the purchaser All articles
psds b. them stamped thus:
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W
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And all such are y guaranteed They feel Necessary palcuy to
ea the attention purchasers the above trade their designs
have been already These goods only be pro
responsible dealers throughout the county,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

IRVING HALL
THIS BvBHINd-MR AND MRS. HOWARD PAULS ENTER
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

FIPTH.AVB OPERA HOUSE.
THIS BvBNING-Grhn ChTiSys Mnstres-THE MAN ABOUT
gOWY NEW ACTS. MUSIC. SINGING. DANCING etc
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

Jusy celebrated for perfect simplicity ets strength and nnsnis
comprising with eight and horses to
ssmpsr tie clay and make 3o 70 $500 eean; bricks hour
H. RES1cK Proprietor No Il Broadway, n T. Room 3s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

UNION HALL
THIS RvBNING-BUNYAN TABLBAUX. Corner Broadway a
YSeny y.hird-st)
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

FRENCH THEATRE 49,, ..-. =,
Adelaide RteL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

ACADEMY or MUSIC. . .,,,,,.,,.
THIS BYBNING-ITALIAN OPBRA-LlNDA vi 'HANoVNlA'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Being the introducers of the celebrated PLATED
WARE Of the GORHN Co.. above advertised We no"
ser an entirely new stock from which desirable ee'
tious can be made STARR Marcus
Nc. % Johnst
GORHAM PLATED WARE.
full assortment At as PRICES a. other house
HOWARD a Co, No. 6ls Broadway n Y
HULLs BAY Run SOAR.
Healing Fragrant Durable Sold everywhere.
TmANKs TO MRs WINsLOw's SOOTHING
erRuP have relieved from seep nights Of painful watching
with poor suffering teethng children gives On rest but vgor
and beath-be will wake up bright cheerful and refreshed
sonns the gums cus wind collie regulates the bOwelsChr
tlAn Cabinet
Thr5 five cents bottle.
Be aud call for
"MRs wISsLOw's SOOTHING SrRUP'
Having si> CURTIS the outside wrapper
All others base limitations.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

ACADEMY OF DESIGN. E .
DAY AND RVENING-FORTlSECOND ANNUAL BNHlBlIiO
OF PICTURES AND SCULPTURE Corner Of Twenty thinst a.
fpurthSye
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

KIBLOS GARDEN.
THIS EyRNING-THE BLACK CROOh-Great Pariseune Ballet
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
TIE EUREKA BmcK MACHINE

skes 1000 pdd Brick hour sia only nne men end one pair
p0Usr. Has compiler ndcnn
TO DC gV out Of order breahag 6ogR IL, geA simplicity and
the Of expert at sgAI
We challenge the world TO produce its equal
SattSfaeh0R 0uaraHted TO all purchaser
AaNAH RH0UA Agent, lt Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

KELLY & Icons MINSTRELS.
THIS EVENING = -CINDERLBON-NORMA Eph, Horn, Nelse
Sermon
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

NETWORK CIRCUS - - ..
THIS RVRgtyG-ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND KojRsTRiGH FRATS Hew-York Circus Troupe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

wAIIACRS TIEATER
THIS BYRNIEG-FLilNG SCuD Or FOuRLEGGbD fVH |
1rl W
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

BOWERY THEATBh .. . ,,,,. many
THIS RyKNING-LjTTIE BOY BLUE, HUSHABfk BABi'
PATTY AND HER PITCHER
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
Brutal Murder.

The body Of q man was found on
tho Tazwell road, about q mile from
town, on Tuesday night at nine
o'clock, with his throat cut from ear
10 ear in fact the head was nearly
severed from bis body. The murder
ed man was aged from forty TO fifty
years. The coroner and jury were
summoned and q verdict returned
that the man come 10 his death by
having his throat cut by some person
or persons unknown.
We have never witnessed a more
deep and determined spirit prevailing
any community than seemed 10 en-
gross our entire people 70 ferret ont
and bring 10 justice the parties guilty
Of this cold and merciless asassins-
tiOn. Two parties have been arrested
on suspicion. We refrain from giving
their names until some stronger evi.
dence is procured than 10 at present
ofIered.-RnOr. Messenger.
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Farris and His Guerrillas in obion
County.

An informant Of undoubted credi-
bility states that since tho assassina-
ton of Senator Case, and the shoot
ing Of two deputy Sheriffs, affairs
have been growing worse in 0bion
county, Paris, the assassin, is still
In the county with his band and has
sent word for the Sheriff to come and
take him, II he can that be is ready
for him. An infamous william named
Tom Hooks has also small band Of
bushwhackers, defying Gov. Browns
low and his laws. Hooks sears
that there are ten Union men IN
Obion county whom heis determined
to kill before be leaves IL. He and
his band went to the house Of a high
ly respectable Union citizen, some ten
days since, at night, and tried to in
duce the family to come out of doors.
Failing in that, tho bushwhacksrs
tred some twenty pistol-shots into
the house. The y MON men are,
greatly depressed and discouraged.
The Sheriff and his deputies find it
impossible to enforce the laws and ar,
rest the desperadoes, and have aban-
doned the attempt. Unless the Log.
islature speedily passes the loyal MI
litia bill, tho country will be given
over to reign Of violence, far worse
than that which prevailed in the days
of the rebellion, bloodhounds and
Cherokee savagos.
The Johnsonites have notified the
Union men that they shall hold no
Union Conventions in Obion county,
to send delegates to the State Con-
vention on the 22d of February. Tt
is not likely that any delegate will
risk bis life by coming here at that
time. In the name Of violated law,
of oppressed and trembling patriot
ism, of free speech, we appeal to the
Legislature to send help and deliver
lnce to our brethren whose lives are
daily msnaced by a set of remorselesa
outlaws. Let the militia bill be passed
promptly, and the Governor will do
the rest.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15

UTOULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gem
ersliy for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly discharg-
ing his professional services, he will continue
to merit their patronage in the future, at the
above named place, whore he has resumed
his practice, and would be pleased to wait on
All who entFust their teeth to his care. HaY-
inp inst returned from the Eastern Cities
where he purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with q
choice selection Of the best material known
10 the profession, and having secured all OF
the most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations IN the most scientific style, he
feels sanguine that he win be able, combined
with an extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, 10 give satisfaction In oil
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Vulcanite Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those who wish AEriTI-
oIaL TEErH to the Rubber BAse as possessing
absolEfs superiority over al other articles 0y-
er offered FOR that purpose. Il can be more
perfectly adapted 70 the gums. Il has great
strength, yet Il Is light and very durable. II
is easily kept clean-sweet and pleasant 10
the taste. II does aof eost AdY az much as
Gold Base. Indeed, all who are In need Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish 10 pre-
serve their natural ones, can have Il done al
The Lopss. Price By applying At
CAZIER'S DENTAL 0FFICR,
Hoyo 1888 IosEsBoao', TSsHsssEE
Ttrms Insariatiy Cash.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
Gj- We are told by the cousorva-

Er We are told by the couserva-
tiVes. that tho negroes don't know
anything about voting, nor care any
thing about it. 1t was also once said
they knew nothing abont freedom
and cared nothing about it, Yet the
first opportunity they got they em-.
braced it, and Presid ent Johnson tells
Us now in his Veto Message cf the
Suffrage Bill for the District OF Col
umbia, that they will flock into the
District by thousands to get to vote.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
Philadelph,a. Jannory I'm N,

Philadelphia. January l7.-In the
Pennsylvania House Of Representa-
tives today resolutions wore introdu-
ced expressive Of indignation at the
nomination Of Senator Cowan as Min.
ister to Austria, and charging Prest-
dent johnson with contemplating a d.
rect insult to tho people Of Pennsylva-
mia in making the nomination, and CALI
ing uponthe Republican Senators and
Representatives TO oppose his confirms
alton. s'fH'faa tii's
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
Can A1ExANprR of Russin. in a Let

CzAR ALEXANDER of Russia, in let
tor OF thirty-one limos, acknowledging
the congratulations of Congress on his
escape from assassination, only uses
the personal prcnenn 1" seven times.
It's evident that he is not near as great
man as Andrew Johnson. In letter
Of that length, the humble individual
would have employed it five or six
times where the Autocrat of all the
Russias employed it once.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15

College for males, to be called East
Tennessee Wesleyan College" We
need only to appeal to the past record
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in support of the statement, that, be,
cause it is projected and established
by that Church, we have guarantee
both of its success and loyalty.
The building is spacious and conye-
nient, the situation is elegant, the
morals of the place are good, there
being several Churches at Athens,
and the place is central and accessible.
Professor P. G. Wilson and Professor
Barb, both Of whom are able and ex-
pcrienced educators, are now employ.
ed in conducting an accedemic or pre-
paratory department within the Col
lege building. Pupils, to the number
Of fifty or more, are in attendance,
with fair prospect of a much larger
number. We urge upon all friends of
loyalty, education and religion, to
rally to the support Of this new and
promising institution. Pupils are
needed. Funds are needed to put the
premises in suitable condition, and to
procure library, apparatus and Col
lege furniture, as we'll as, also, to Gre
ate a fund, the interest of which will
enable the trustees to offer at equal
cost as other institutions, at equal
advantages, Rev. Professor Jno. F.
Spence, President Of Knoxville Fe.
male Institute, and Rev. VIM. II. Rog-
ers, of New Market, are appointed
former abroad and the
latter in East Tennessee obtain
for the institution the pecuriary as
sistance it requires for complete and
vigorous usefulness. We commend
them and their object. Loyal men
and loyal Methodists of East Tennes-
see, here is an enterprise well worthy |
Of your prompt, cordial and liberal
support. Will you not gather round |
It, BY your patronage, your counte-
nance, your means and your prayers,
that it may become centre Of light
and blessing to the thousands Of East
Tennessee
For further particulars as to price
If board, tuition, books, &C., apply to
ho agents, or to the President, Pro-
iessor P. @. Wilson, Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee.
THOMAS II. PEARNE, |
w. C. DALEY,
J. W. RAMSEY,
j. r. DRAKE,
r. r. BUTLER,
W. G. GRAVES,
WIN. WHITE,
p +. NJ. TANNING,
JNo. W. MANN,
JESSE ALBERT HYDEN,
n. A. PATTERSON,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
AneOld CounIa.

"A marriage took place in Dyer
county, Tennessee, last week, in
which the bridegroom was sixty.three
years old, and the bride one hundred
and eight years. Natural strength
certainly cannot abato very rapidly
in that favored section. 1 ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15
The Rebel Game of Assassination
Champ Ferguson's Work
men EmploVed
[From he nashville Pros Prsss Tines, February Al


tFrom he Nashville ProSs Times. February A.
We have received direct, informal
ton Of a diabolical conspiracy which
has been entered into by certain rebel
citizens Of Cannon, White and War
rem counties to procure the assassina.
ton of a number of leading and inAu-
ential Union men, all late officers of
the Federal army, residing in the
Third Congressional District. Tho
following are the names of tho persons
marked out for death and the sums
offered for making way with them;
For Col W. b. Stokes - $4,000
" Col. Blackburn 1000
" Col. Pleasure 1000
q" Capt. Vapatta 1000
Capt. Hathaway 1000
A rebel citizen living near Alexan.
dria, in DeKalk county, has offered to
give $1,000 for the assassination of
Capt. Vanatta. .a..ala.
1t is understood that three notori-
Gus cut-throats who were once mem
bers Of Champ Ferguson's gang Of
bushwhackers have been employed 10
do the work. Several Union citizens,
fearful of their lives, have fled to Al
exandria for safety, where a number
Of discharged Federal soldiers, former
ly belonging to Col Stokes cavalry,
reside.
Our best men are murdered, and
leading rebel newspapers call it ere
tributive justice" This plot for the
Wholesale assassination of other lead.
ing loyalists is the legitimate couse.
quence of the incendiary and william
Gus articles Of rebel organs Can any
man doubt that loyal militia is i'm
peratively required I
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-15

great host of eolered voters in Middle and
West Tennessee, with whom we have tOiled
in patience, that the enfrakchised freedmen
in these divisions Of the State will vote in
solid phalanx next August for VIM. G.
BrowHlow and the Republican ticket. The
rising Of to.mOrrows sun 10 not more certain
The colored voters know their duty, and
will do it most joyfully.