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DISASTERS.
. unuway TrnIn PreCipitated into the
A....,.st,scIk River and Ten Passengers

,,.,, ~-oIn TSrectpitatod into the
WauRatuck River and Ten F"sSo"so''
9.1TToRp, Conn, Sept. 6-The PASSENGER ger
6Ahla - tba NauQatuck Railroad, Whlcn ieIb
Inat,arSurv III H at 7o'cIock last evening ior Wln
Hed broke through the bridge acIoss 80 D'eTSu Tbe
oveIl We 70 the tender of the engine Droke' anu
~ bbaaSa0e car went IN to the river. ,,,o tho
Sixteen PeLSS9 enS carried over the dam at Thomas,
80 ~ doated three miles rom iH Ine sUd u ve
the accident and was srs az rescued. Ten persons
are psSpposed to be drowned S,DS SIX
been recovered, one OF II men hwlnstsd. SI'"'
son of Egbert w sperry % civ last EVEN
fteen years of age VINO ie1S InIs the Sr9wned His
igT tng Ioh hos been recovered, Mr.. Skinner rama ran
stsGe from Winsted to AartioTd niyeTseiS ge1iI
ass,Ce,emed ~, By business men here. the stores
and factories at Thomaston are elOSseto, St, anu al
S1s engaged in searching for the poules'
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. 0.-The passenger
train which left this city at seven o,eiock lSs6
sSs6n1g sSen11gs bridge across Branc6 river the
coupling to the lender of the engine pTOKe, anu
the baggage car went n'1 1n ne torword
ear from the track, leaving 1t with one emu IN
GnrSe TSe bsSSaee.ear. in which were sixteen per-
sons was swept down the river which empties
into the Naugatuck, a short distance from the
bridge, and carried over the dam al Ihomss-
ton, two miles below and three miles from the
Heene Of the accident.
Five meu were clinging to 1t when 1t was
finally stopped. , - d, - :,
Among those who are missing and supposed
70 be lost are John Softly, foreman OF W1nsted
Division of the road; Lucius Skinner, messen-
ger OF Adams Express Company; John Canty,
track man. from Winsted; Quinn and Mckee,
trackmen, from Winsted; and another track
man from Wolcottvllle; also a BOY, name
unknown, -
All the mail and express matter was lost.
Six bodies have been found at different points
ON the river between the place where the accl-
dent occurred and Terry's factory, about TWO
miles below Thomaston. One of them was that
OfMr. Skinner, of fWinsted, the Adams Express
agent.
The boy who was lost was a son of Egbert w.
6perry, OF Wolcottville, formerly in the Hart
ford Britannia Works His body has been
found. Four others are missing. The stores
and factories in Thomaston are closed, and all
are engagedin searching for bodies of the dead.
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The lightning melted ring from the fin
ger Of young lady at Wilbraham the other
day.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS ?. N.
"TAMPERING WITH THE CONSTITUTION"
Gen. Ord Removing Rebels from once.
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
More About the Amnesty Proclamation.

Hts., EtOp Etc. Eto.. Etc. Ets.
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DRY GOODS.

EDWIN HALL 8 CO.,
No. 2S SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Opened This Morning
sUPEBIOR QUALITY BLACK SILKS.
SUPERIOR QUALITY COLORED SILKS.
IRISH POPLINs,
FRENCH AND GERMAN POPLENs.
SILK RIBBED POPLINs,
PLAIN SILK AND WOOL POPLKNs,
FANCY STYLES OF POPLINs,
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACA POP
LIRs,
FRENCH AHERINOEs AND DELAINEs,
All for sale at the lowest prices, wholesale and
retail. 9S tuths3t4p
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4 CASE CANTON FAANNELs, go CENTS.
case Canton Flannels 25 cents.
! case Canton Fiannes, 2s cents
case Canton Flannels, 81 cents
Buyers for Hotels. Boarding Houses, Public Insti-
tutons. and Private Families win do well to call ana
examine our immense stock and extremely low
prices Many Of the above goods We are Offering al
less than importers and manufac,urers' prices.
All goods warranted as represented.
J. q. .sTRAVVRRJDGE d co.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARK EFT Streets.
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LATER FROM EUROPE
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

THE PEACE OF EUROPE,
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DRY GOODS.

4 o! AND BE oL Id!
EVANS & PHIPPS,
n. w. COR. OF TENTH AND ARCH sTs.,
Bring You Glad Tidings of Great Joy!
500 900 yards OF Good Muslin 10 cents per yard.
100000 yards of hrstrate Muslin l2a cents per yard.
81 OOOO yards Of first class 64 Muslin, 25 cents 45
inches wide.
DON'T BELIEVE 1T, COME AND SEE
$50 yards Calico, very pretty styles, l23a cents
BLACK sTLKsI BLACK sILKsI
A large assortment at very low prices.
FLANNELS! FLANNELsi
All.wool Flannels, from 25 cents, upwards.
Canton Flannes, Bleached and Unbleached at good
old times low prices, which will make you all rejoice,
CRY ALOUD. AND SHOUT FOR JOY.
And out of curiosity just go and view she SPOT
where you'll be sure to buy.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODSI
Figured PIques Percales English Chintzes French
Lawns Light Cassmeres, must be sold out this week
regardless of cost
GUM RLANKETs! GUM RLANKETsI
A large lot selling at less than half price.
THE GRAND SECRET REVEALED
OF the Great Success at the old Dominant Corner OF
EVANS GE PHTPPS.
Here they are-Read and Reflect
No Gas Light required to Effect Sales.
One Low Price and Justice to all.
Goods Shown with Pleasure.
FAIR AND HONEST DEALING
We believe to be the only sure basis of Permanent
Prosperity. Ladies. come to the
n AWAAE SEOREs
CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY.
EVANS a. PHEPPs,
NV. COR TENTH AND ARCH SITS.
N.B.-KID GLOVES. A large assortment OF beau
tiful shades and colors. 1t
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AND
[Lo NINTH. q
'%HR & CONN

81 EMPRESS CLOTHS.
All New Shades good quality.
Plain and Corded Heavy PoplIns.
Rich Plaid Poplins, tl'oO up.
eI'25 FRENCH MERHNOEs.
OF the extra wide heavy make
Finest French Merinoes Imported.
so cent Figured Wool Delalnes.
Plain Wool Delanes, good assortment.
$500 BLANKETS.
250 pairs heavy large Blankets, &5 90 and $780,
Superb Blankets for $3.50, $3.50, and $1,000
Mammoth Stock ofBlankets, tI5o to finest made. q
90 CENT FLANNEL.
Another lot that extra good white at so cents
Good White Domet FlRnnels, 2S, 81, and 80 cents
Grey extra good Twlled Flannel, 40 cents.
Best Red Twied FlanneIs. u.
LINEN GOODS.
Bargains In Towels and Napkins.
Table Damasks, some extra goSd, under price
Best Shirting Linens by the yard or piece
Pillow and Sheeting Linens.
Linen Lawn and Long Lawn.
$3.50 WATERPROOF.
Sl'371s Real Water Proof Cloths.
sli5 Real Water. Proof best made.
so cent good Allwool Cassmeres.
sl'OO Heavy ALl-wool Cassimeres.
SlI2S and $l'25 superior All wool Cassimeres
SI5N extra good Atwood Cassimeres' S's'u'h
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RESCUE OF THE YACHT JOHN T. FORD

nse. Eto. nte.. ETC.. Etc., ETC.
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1fan enormous issue of grccnbacks
should be made for the purpose of pay
ing off bonds which we promise to pay,
in gold, who would be the principal
sufferers Not the bondholders, but the
workingmen. The great redundancy
of paperwould affect not only the bonds
bnt the entire currency, and the loss
would fall heaviest upon the poor man
whose hardly-earnel dollar would sud
denly be worth only fifty cents. Yet
this is the result which the Reputation
party Is striving to bring about.
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Markets.

Honor-Scarce, Old stock exhausted,
and thc new will be q failure.
Virtuc-Old growth nearly consumed;
young growth, prospect very unpronnis-
Honesty None in market.
Patnotis,n--First quality scarce, and
none to be disposed Of. Second quality
easily bought on speculation, at one
hundred per cent discount.
Prudcnce-All in the hands of old
stockholders, and held close. k
Modesty Stock badly damaged.
None for sale to street spectators.
Vice-Market over stocked.
Prido-Narket glutted.
politcncss- Cheap. Holders unwill-
ing to,dispose of any at present rates.
Scandal--None ut wholesale. Dealt
in chiefly By pedlars at retail.
Religion Very little of the genuine
article on hand. Stock generally adul-
terate4. Very few investments.
Love- None offered--except for green
Oacks-s",'saes se
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WINTEIs MANAGEMENT or Hoes
THERE'S probably no season of the year
when Western hogs are SO badly man
aged "a IN winter. It il y very common
anistake for Western farmers to suppose
that because hog Is a hog, he can stand
my kind of treatment ind yet yield a
large pr u his ESrlbSr.i It Is no I'M
commof ling fof Alc fpoor animals to
be turned Into the Street or road to shit
for themselves, without particle ofbed-
ding or shelter except the frozen ground
10 some fence corner, and q very small
allowance Of feed carelcssly thrown ints
the mud, under the impression that it
= plea4buoypr It least no displeasue
Tor dirt1s l0g Il root into the mud up
10 his 60 fn1hisssaetys meal.
Is thisfe Gg16XIsF Think Of it.farm-
en-. and Il reason does not satisfy you,
ny tai Eosf kfast from ELK to
slght e ~ :. the surfaces Of the
mud, eslfbsnis anil Try 50 p
Ing a. flCa464 ~ a1enco corner
po,ne nightsw111ssb6 1arr19ou,eter be.
|ow sero. nresnaie 40 WI ~ waat 70
speat ~ ll !, IA Il zss -, 81; 1 !,
.4QlaE kss.sss e g I ~ o.,
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a)gnvaeed ~ the peeseaAoe a scrof1jsns na11ei,
I've be9l Salkcally ourusl T. .sch nuaasroag =.
pubic a. ncs e. 70 IS hsfor 4; sc t2s e
issst ceses . specific and nbsolm1 remedys a.a
= ouF rscs os u unseen S
tenant Of hcorganisnl Nndcrmincs the Constellation
and Invites tho aftank Of cnfeeiliugor nfal diseases
soc%s e Sreesi nis:tson speaus tic Soy and
then, on some favorable 0ccaeiosi, rapidly develop
ss ono o. o.nor q ~ ~ xs r. e, ~ e
heart, q tahsors formed q INC liver. These iAcas
.ssac si,e occasional uso Of tho Sarsapss5sv .
II Is mistskoto suppose that 80 long a. no cru-
tons Or numors appeal there nul be no scrofalois
faint. These forms Of tlcrsingcnlent may never
occur and yet the vital forces Of tbs body lc rc-
duccd BY Its subtle agency, IS materially to impair
common error, also, that scrona i strictly hcreli
tary. docs, indeed descend from parent to child,
but i, ahso cngeh,l,rcd in pcrson. born Of pure
habits ulscicaniiness and tho depressing Vices fc
orally, produce it. Weakly constitutions, WHORE not
are peculiarly liaIle 10 il Vet tho roisast, also,
whose turbid blood swclls the veins with nlpar.
emily cxnbcrant vitality, arc often communicated
class or condition can depend q, immunity from
it. nor feel inscnsible to the Importance Of cacc-
In 81. -iiaahosy,s Fire, Rose or Erysiy,elas,
srer.m. Se,~ Ears Sssd Eyes. and other crnptiSe
tho scrof0lous Infection the SarsapariNa Il So ii.
hcicnt A. to bc indispensable. And in tho more
snd ocf
Affections Of the muscular and nervous systeus the
Sarsnrariitn. through It's purifying power, re-
, moves the cause Of the disorder and PRODUCES aston
Ths ssrsapa.ina root Of the tro.sc !, does not BY
as s, t. ssa po ss na y
potent Is this union Of healing virtues, SNis iyts or
xescrrai and M.re.riat Disesscs arc cured y
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The Original and only true Arnica PIas-
tors possessing the great healing pro.
perties of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative effects OF these PlAste1
In al cases OF pain or weakness N the
breast, side or back, and In al oapes 81
Inflammation of the LunS1, ana OoaGh,
a.. Are I, tE sa sssonash.ns; hey give iame.
Physlcians mearsibe thG1n, and tAans-
ands recommend them. Obse1ve-HOl.
loway's are The Original and only true
Arnica Plaste1s, as *3ErEn 4gs
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Albata Tea and Table Spoons at ALDEN'S.
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
Hannah Axteli, Pl.T, ! District Court Of &C.
Joseph Myers ct. al. term, 1857.
To Joseph Myers, defendant:
You are hereby notified that there will be
on the 18th of November, 1857, on file
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court, in and for the County OF Cedar, in the
State of Iowa, a petition Of Hannah Axtell,
plaintiff, claiming of you the sum Of six hun
dred and sixty dollars, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of September, 1858, ~ fully
due her on a prOmissory note, executed by y,Au
and delivered to Joseph Axtell, on the said
18th OF September, 1896, for the said sum OF $3.50
with interest thereon ut ten per cent per An.
mum from It's date, which note IL now the prop.
erty ofthis plaintiff; and aaking the foreclosure
ola certain mortgage deed, given by you to
Jesse Axtell on said 18th day Of September.
lSS, to secure the payment OF said note, on the
part OF lot five In block lD in the town OF Iro-
quois commencing Mt the northwest corner Of
said lot, thence south 100 feet. thence east so
feet, thence north 100 feet, thence west Atty
feet to the beginning also on the entire stock
of groceries now on hand.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day of the next term Of said Court to be begun
and held ut Upton, in said county, on the
I'd day Of December, 1867, n default will be en-
tered against you and judgement rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer OF said
petition. WOLF 4 LAFDT
1w4i Attorneys for pl'f
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/ ETRAY COLT.

E.sirayed or stolen from the premises Of the
suDseilner, at Toronto, Clinton county. Iowa
Que OH TWO years old, 4 dark bay. with a
n .l STAR In the forehead. A liberal rcyya m
VIII be paid any one giving information where
Oct u. 1877. 1rr.1u ropprs
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1shae-ln1GlHast d, md
- Z 4 iislsAIst buoy,
81 nv. hSndF - a rsisesuided
yoa. rlnSDt1e holy estate.
4 M I'D nanl6er u wedding
tour an .pqticed by travellers and
condnne19n oAssdiAbrsat railroads.
OfenopApjt isask on account Of be-
Ing f n Zach other that they try
70 dli1l.s thsir situation, but simply to
avol1 F. criticised and remarked up.
On b&p6inpe Sttangers. Thus they Iay
the 800 4tnc1i64 70 their souls that they
are tiASeiing n COG. But, good gracious,
how 9 6olsd they ARE. It Is one u
easielt tpIngs IN Che world to the carefsl
Eye di0} alrs0lssly how many slays,
Or EVIL <ezA they have been ''splIced.''
They en- spmetimes be detected BY the
gca6spa11st hsy take 70 appear. Either
like MI married people Or co6sins =
they pr9menade the deck Of = steamer,
Or sioe0 dsmafsly 10 the can. In many.
caseAAhsirdreas, In part, exposes them.
It II p1ApPrepos to the occasion, being
neat, symmetrical, and bran new. In
casesEsl1srsParties have good taste, there
Is mo- akdiacse or "nubdubblng" about
their, attire. All glitter and display are
thrown aside, and the city belle appears
more. Nke : Quakeress in her simple
travelling dress Of drab or mouse color.
lEOnne1inse the youthful culprits en-
gage3k RisSips loyens or afsscts firta-
tion,. hpt # ~ always. stupendous. fail
urc. .51ssslsyss betrsy too much hapPi-
ness ~ VT and repartee; there II such
. peculiar aOftress md tenderness IN
their confidential -whispess and sucl
pride ID the possession OF each other,
that none around them are deceived
It is generally the case that the BRIDE |
groom makes the discovery first, and
throws. his arm carclcssly around the !
shoulders qEhis lllses asuoh - 70 sabs
defiantly to the cntl6ns who's afraid: |
who kAows but that we have been
married many years. . Not know?
The guilty slyness IN the way that |
MM SASosDAo0Hu, tust Ou VIC ScnS@U0sA
and then gradually closer, while the
bride evinces . silent pressure ~ she |
acquiesc@lin.avery unpercciving way.
Indeed, It b she who ''lets the cat out Of
the bag" most quickly. The narrow
gauge seats are spfefeial1c to the broad
gauge, andsifl 0AAit on ,ths seat back Of
them yods VIII Observe Ut xrss that the
lady's shoulders iase not even-they in-
cline Just little to her partner. After |
travelling In this position in afew hours,
her neck gets as timber as a washed
paper collar, and her head gnvitates to
the brood shoulders of her husband, and
therclit ncstles innocently and confid-
ingly ~ the reposc Of honest, pure and
truthfai love. At times, In spite Of all |
precautions, tress or two Of her golden
locks,,wiil get loose, and drop on her
shoulder. But il almost seems that there |
is order and neatncss in their very dis
order and abandon. ~ sz-r-- ~ -~<z |
So they 60 fancying themselves lost
In tho erowd-unnoticed, unknown,
with their secret locked up in their own
palpitating bosonB. u fsoor young people!
-Loufstfhc Courier.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

,,rVn atH arIeS OF Tlmbcr Iand--Ihc ne of NV al
nec. 3 J. 49, X 3-2l miles west of III pton ON the
lower iowa CITY road. TERMS REASONABLE.
me hundred and fifteen acres OF choice. we'll
rounded by improved land and by exceilcn,
200 , acr,.s ~ mo. *: Is. Price, sdper acre
county, Iowa; close by settlem eiits: country i'm.
ir"ving fast. Price. SO per acre. '''
ginta grove, se Il Sc OF Sec. o. T'p so Ransc ,
Price ST - per acre. ~ A"'se 4
Illic 70 all the above WARRANTED
a-i j w BULL,
SheriT's Office linton Iowa
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C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, Ut.
yc.se for the N1re N " q atarM DHAtDn
MANHOOD: :
How Lost, How Restored.

a
Just published. a new edition OF On. CuLvxn.
WILLS CELEBRArED EssAr on the sru6Dtenl
cure without mediclne) Of 8permntOryh0a, o.
Seminal weak ness: Involuntary Seminal. Los-
|, ses, Impotency. Mental and Physical IncapA.
city, lmpedfinents to Marriage. etc: also Con-.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits induced by sell.
indulgence or sexual extFava&ancc,, nj
1o-Prfcc in sealed envelope. only 6centss
/ The celebrated author, in this admirable -.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty pears
successful practice, that the alarming cO0se-
quences Of seif-abuse may be radically corod
without the Dangerous use OF tnteena1 NOD
cine o. the application Of the kni1s- poinlin9
ont 10 mode 0fcure at once simple, Oet1Asa an4
edectual, by means Of which every sunecos, no
naster what hts conditaon may b, mav ~
1D-This Lecture should s. IL enc hond5 ~ ".
0rY youth md every snan In the land. aHts{8
hent under real In . plain envelope, - any
address, roso0id, on receipt u six cents. q two
postage stAnps. Also Dr.. Culvefwelle sslfaS.
rlaEe Guide, price 8 cents. Address ~ pU0.
Ayl CHAS. ]. G. KLINE Z CO.
ls9 ~ Bowcry, New York. Post Once Dox Nee.
&. 4 n + . 45
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] ieskell's ,... !. -
-. Ointment.

This Ointment af1er On experiences u
twenty years, has proved itself . s0vess
eign remedy }oralf Dissaseso( tie Shln:
having effected radical cu0e in every
case on which It was used, curing many
obstinate cases OF 0fteen Of twenty yGAfe
standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed BY tins bose med.
ical talent of the country. Its effect II
astonishing, in q few days the soreness
and irritation IL removed; the skin b.
comes smooth and healthy, and remains
permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy. ss. ys..g,. B
Thus, letter, salt HiIeum, fitch, Sold
ier's Itch, ErysipelaA, Blotches, Pimplae,
and every form of disease Of the skin -
punctually cured, no mntf6R Df how
long standing. 1t has cured bad cases
Of lnMamed Eyelids, and Discharges
frnn the Ear, when n1thiaR els2 would
heal them. Piles, that have resisted Al
other treatment Tor nlsny years, have
lpeen efTcctuMlly cured by tho uae Of oA.s
~ one bOx Of this Ointment. Bur1fs,
6calds, and Uld 6Ores, 1t heals IN . Vegy
short time. Price 80 cenN per hox. IL
not sold by your DfnGg1st, send 50 cents
to Johnston, Holloway 4 COwten, Phil
adelphia, n box will be sent free u post.
age to any address. I.,ss,y
OBSERNE-None genuine without the
signature Of the pr0prietOrs on the wrap.
per OF each box.
JOHNSTON, VI. w .# "
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DUY your Jars and Crooks ut
% = 80 s - go AI.DEy's
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RUY your Dried Fruits at
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Sold Mt wholesale In Chicago, by FULLER,
FINCH Il FULLER, LORD & SMITH, BURN.
HAMS VAN SCHAACk, ]. II. REED 4 CO.,
SMITH, CUTLER & CO., DEITZSCH, BI.OCkl
GO, and throughout the country by all Drug
gsts. Ell n33m6s ~ O.
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Qualiaeation Of Yoterg.

The law entities the following persons to
vote
can persons who have served in the
United States army since January I, 1862 4;
those who voted in elections for President
in 1864 or for ratification or rejection in
February, 1865. or for Governor and mem
bers of the Legislature in March, 1865
those who have been appointed to civil OF
military efice, either by Andrew Johnson,
as Military Governor, or W. G. Brownlow
as Governor of Tennessee: those who can
produce two competent witnesses (and a
person is competent who holds certif-
oate) who will testify that they have been
loyal to the Government"
These conditions complied with, the
Commissioners oath requires him to issue
certificates to the persons 50 applying.
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From Brownlow,s WING, 22l.l
Governor, &


Now that the rebel stump speakers and
newspapers have lied themselves out Of
wind and out Of oouutenanoe. as to the
cost of the State Guards, and tie expendi-
ture of over-a million of dollars on a large
standing army, the Governor desires to
say to the honest people of the State. to
the utter shame and confusion of these ly-
ing rascals, that up to this 22d of May,
1867, only six companies have been mus
tered into service and are on pay by the
State Aud all told the six companies have
not yet cost the State ten thousand dollars,
owing to the fact that Congress gave the
State the arms and ammunition free OF
charges. Shame on a pack Of demagogues
and slanderers who can stoop 50 low to
make political capital
The conduct of bad men and traitors
win make it necessary to arm and equip
more companies. and the Governor gives
the assurance, that he will take the respon-
spous.bility to put them in the field i
Meanwhile, we believe Congress will ap-
propria.e the few thousand dollars necessa-
~ to feed and olota Che militia during the
few months that they are in service.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-05-31
KaoxvILLg. MAY I0tb. 1897.

@--fO--F AAsita5 ma ACOLf % 70
Rev. y. p Holsjnger
IL reply to your favor of the 9th inst, I
respectfully refer you to my Circular of
The 8th inst. and to the platform Of the
Republican Union party, adopted the 22d
Of February. Aou viii there learn that
the larges. liberty ia debate, win the
right to discuss public men and measures,
is claimed for speakers Of all parties. Aud
however severe the speakers may be. no
State Guards win be allowed to interrupt
them, OF viii be upheld in doing SO. The
State Guards will protect colored men in
their righ. to vote, and Clerks and Judges
Of Elections in carrying out the provisions
of the Franchise law. And if bad men,
from disIoyal motives, shall venture 10 de-
liver ineendiary speeches, and advise The
overthrow Of the State Government by mot
violence, I should think the State Guards
and soyal citizens greatly at fault to tolerate
such men.
AS the Executive Of the State, have nc
auth0ritysto prevent CONSERVATIVE men
from canyassing the State, and, if had,
have no such disposition.
I have the honor to be, &c,
w g. BRowNLow.
Governor, DC.