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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
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York foot Of Barclay connecting With Lehgh VALLEY Railroad and
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three Summit A BERTHOuD General SuDernteudclt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

Gonses anb farms Wanteo.
KNANTED-A 3-story and basement high
s'eop HOUSE the best order above Thirty st. and be-
Third and Setss price not TO exceed $l5o Address
No. H. No. NJ Broadway
WANTED, no LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS,
w or 10 puse on easy terms house cottage
situated On e 81 more lots gound aRl further dten than one
hour hy Railroad .. the City Hall New York Address T. 81
SesYo Pos, No. 99 giving location AID lowest rent or
loves. price With b,si terms
WANTED, IMMEDlATELY.-First-classss
w Fam. Coua'U Seat R,s.irnesNeIJtreS hear New York
City property NeaYo aud brooklyn For sALEPARM near Eliza
10th u. 7. SMITH, w. lJ9 BroaiSay.
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Religious Notice.

Proyldsues permitting, I will hold sacraRsntal ADD
oRelal meetings, within the bounds Of tue Jonesbo-
rough District, a. follows -
Greensville station, February ND 3.
drssnerile, Cirsuit, at Mount Pleasant, . and 10.
peterborough Circuit, at hecArdey's, February 70
81. clair cireaIt, At zlon, March gsuds.
Taii Bsasch Circuit, ~ Fall Branch, March . and 10.
Blouniyills, Bristol and Abingdon Circuit, Al Hpolss,
sven miles north Of Bristol March 70 ard ~.
RheAtown Circuit, a. EbsnesHer, March q and "a.
Jonegborough Station, March 80 and 81
= EInabethton Qlrcun, a. Hart, April 8 andJ,
TayiorsVile, Al Cobba Creek, April 10 Aad u, andAt
Ellrsbsthton station, April 20 aud a.
slncs our Last Aunaal Conferences, ovv eleven hun
drsd have united With the Methodist Episcopal Church,
In this District; and over tx thopland within the
bounds Of he Holfton COufsrencs. Our stakes are b.
Irr sfruna hsned, ana our borders are constantly being
enlarged. AZ tbs eommapd Of the Captain o. oar SAT-
ssilss. vs are n,orin5 Jorpurd, although bitterly o..
posed 81 " our secret, sworn fses." The enfmlss Of
sirl and religious frredom, would bauish us fium the
lad, n they had the possT.
h. ssna. n tdlsA usns M,
Fserrn.r ~ ~ 1sTfs
but, ouf eauas being iubt and our syery Increment sp-
probaid b. The Almighty, W ihtsnd ~ 70 on In His
appointed Vny pnd, Atbough oar egmron foe may
seek 70 oFsrihrov ua, 70 vii atrise, toltye that We may
BE- abls 10 " laugh 10 scotn be erual RoyG for -
long = W assb ~ oar "thsphsft'S sids, ths sheep he
We shall he pleased 10 meet With he ehidJsn Of
God. Of all Chririian denomination1, At eur
msetiaFa. Let Chrsiians resolve that the year 1851
fhallbee hotd ons IN their Chfsilan s~xpehsncs for
psna of Dc mar b csilsd frcm labor 70. Ttuard sm II
clegss. "Pesceb b With yoa III that are N chfist js-
rs Amen" b. DHAKE. PTe'iding Eidss'
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BY THE
OF THE A
OF TENNESSEE.
OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

NASHVILLE, Feb, 18th, 1867.
ITO TILE SHERIFFS OF THE
Il Counties of Campbell, Anderson,
Morgan, Scott, Fortress and Cumber-
berland, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded tn open
and hold the election, at all the
places of holding elections, in your
respective counties on the 2lst day of
Mapch 1867, after having given the
notice required by law for the cleo.
ton of All Attorney General for the
seventeenth judicial Circuit in said
state TO Rll the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Samuel i. Chill
dress, Esq, and due return thereof
make according to Law.
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State
GsEAL, to be affixed at the Depart
ment in Nashyille on the llth
day of February, 1867.
BY the Governor:
w. q. BROWNLOW.
A. ]. FLETCHER, Sec'y Of State.
febl5Wt
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House OF RKPREaENrArIYEa.
Defeat of Wash. Nelson.

It Is with the deepest manifestations Of
pleasure that every loyal man in this Y
ny hears Of the defeat OF Wash. Nelson for
Magistrate in the asd district Of this county.
What Is, indeed, most gratifying Is the fact
's % was beaten, and fairly beaten, 'aher
y oa contested a former election IN which
vas Observation-Disclosures because the
typsr notice Of election had not been law
given By the Sheriff and s2er the most in
~ NE'-VOrking to rpp an tuegiaary line,
salHng OF acme dozen or more voters
asoSing them into the 5th dis
But good may come of evil. Now,
US olpsfhsaeS have busted themselves
'a'a energy 70 get up this line, let our
''al County Court confirm the arrange
15 'Asn can the Union boys Of the old 5th
isL'oRO ahsr his colleague, Nelson, in
ui,'el ps~'pandieular lins 70 the shades Of
Aslng Ob'curisyi This being beat By q
w 10 blusp NJ. ssnAker, has ,tumps4
S'''Es Washington completely. Had he
'lss's5 he Woald havs been aBrs-brand
ooTpiy Court Of i~neaieulsbls mischief.
M Jaajsi.
a.. haIe done their work, and they hsys
Esll' Well, eons thou good and
W. servants, 70 have been faithful In a
f.''y,-ys shall BE- made ruler over
oaVsrd Radical UnioulitsI
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Know Thyself.


MADAME +. y. Thornton, the great English Astrol-
ogist, ClalrVoyant and PSychometrieian, who has as
tonished the scientific classes Of the Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madrnc Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
IS TO snsbls hsr to impart knowledge OF tAe greatest
importance to tbs single or married Of either SEX
While In a state Of trance, she delineatsS the very fea-
lures pJ tho person you arc to marry, and by tbs aid
Of an INSTRUMENT Of Intense power, known as the PSy'
ehomotrope, guarantees to produce a life like picture
Of the future husband or wife OF the applicant to-
gothsr with date Of marriage, position in life, leading
traits Of ehsrseter, &c. This 10 20 humbus, as thou
sands Of testimonials can assert. She will send when
Desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that
tbs picture Is what 1t ~purports to be. BY enelosing a
small lock OF hair, and stating place Of birth, age, dis
position aud complexion, and ~eneioslng my cents and
stamped envelopes, addressed to youT4OlG you viii re'
eeiVo tho picture aud desired ~InOrmStIon BY return
mail. An communications saerOdly confidential. Adj
drss In confidence, MADAME z. =. THORSrOS, P. o.
Boz 223, Hudson, N. Y. [FSbl6IlCFsCo
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"THR LIPE or THE FLEsH IL IN THE BLOOD was
said by Inspiration long before Harvey'G discovery OF
his circnlatlQn has brought to hight It's purposes and
blood, T" but that disease inhabits 1t also. Many OF
the disorders that pery4de the human frame, have their
home in II, thrive and grow In IL. Tho celebrated Or,
!. Q. Aver, of Lowell, has had regard to this important
Extract Of sarspparllN purges out the impurities "
the blood and induces . healthy action ~ mat eHv
pells disease. This looks reasonable, ana II 10 trNo, for
we knoW by our own experience. Seldom as we take
any medicine, we have nevertheless several times been
under obligations to the skill Of DR.. Aver for the relief
which his modiclues nevor fail to afford us whom We are
obliged 10 haYe recon- rse to them Catholic, AAllia1,
n f'|I.
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JuI'rvI
A Card to InValids.

A clsrryman, uhns riding 70 'sqgth America a. ,
missIoaary discovered |. safe and simple remedy for The
Cnre 81 Nervous vi sknes, EaHy Decay, Disease OF
ne Urlnary add Serlhal 0rgans add ths Whale rain
on disorder, brought on By baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers haze ,bean already cared bythis nobls
rumsdy. Prompted By desire 20 bsneft he afflicted
and unfortunate, / WI send the reoipe Tor preparing
and using this medicine, IN q sealed envelope, 70 any
one who needs u, Free n Caargs.
Please enclose . postpaid envelope, ffdressed TO
ysnfsslf Addrsit,
Station d, Rlhls House, Nav HWkcitJ.
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$1,000 REWARD.

VIZ G. BROWNL0W, GOVERNOR Of the
w State Of TenneSsee-7odR rho IhaHI
see these presents Greeting
WHEREAS, 1T has been made known
to me that a certain FRANK FARRIS
is charged with having committed u
foul and atrocious murder, on the llth
day OF January, 1861, upon the body
Of the Honorable Almon Case, late Of
our county Of 0b;Un, and has fed
from justice and IL now running. at
large.
Now, therefore, |, YIN, G. Brown
low, Governor as aforesaid, by virtue
of the power and authority in me
vested, DO hereby offer q reward Of
Two Thousand Dollars to any
person or persons who may appre-
bend the said Frank Farris, and de-
liver him to the sheriff or Jailor Of
our county of Davidson or Shelby, in
order that justice in that behalf may
BIO had and executed.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Frank Farris is about ~ years
of age, six feet high, spare made but
active, dark complexion, brown, pier
cling restless eyes, dark hair and dark,
thin whiskers. His general appear
ance is that of q daring and desperate
man, The proclamation of January
18th, 1857, offering $500 reward for
the arrest Of said Farris, is hereby 70.
voked.
fSo, Ip testimony whereof, /,
SEAL. WnLJAM G. BBowNLow,
(~~1 Governor Of tho State OF
Tennessee, have ~hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of The State
10 be affixed at the Executive Depart
ment in Nashville. This 4th day Of
February, A. D., 1857.
Blythe Governor
w. G. BRoyNLow.
A. J. FLEreHER, Secy Of State.
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Letter From Gov. Brownlow.
NE cannot refrain from publishing the fol-
wing private letter, which we have just res
lived from our worthy and honorSd Chief
s~gistrate Of the State. 1t contains the true
ntimonts of every man and woman in the
hate, who has the least spark Of loyalty yet
naming within them, and he will pardon
for so doing, for the benefit of this COM
unity, That this county must and will be
Shrgsd Of these evolves in sleeps clothing
iAers Is no question Of doubt.
Let the loyal people, to-mOlraw, at the
court-HOuSs, in Convention assembled, put
heir foot upon these poisOn-breeding snakes;
IA STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ExEoUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
.. Nashville, Feb. IL, 1866 p.
Il Capt, GRIsHAM.- have received the Union
ldg, Of the 8th instant, and have perused,
sith great pleAsure, the Address of twenty
NO OF the citizens of Washington county to
be loyal people, on the subject Of Rebel
Preachers, as well as the editorial that fol-
lows. l recognize, among the names, the
Iery best men in your county, and the most
worthy members Of the different Churches.
These gentlemen have taken the right stapd,
and they should maiHtGm IL 10 me letter, let
consequences be what they may.
IL rebel preachers behave themselves, and
conduct themselves With the modeSty becom-
ing guilty ~culpritS, they should be let alone,
- avan arnIaaIa1 - Hkha nutAk NUTamfka nf
BE. Instead Of this, however, they are ey-
srywhars spouting treason, apd a~rrogantly
claiming tue chief seats in the synagogues,
Eith an i~mpudsnce that even puts the Degl
10 the blush These bad men, known IS
Rsbd Preachers should be satisfied TO live in
lhS country, as private citizens, without
lhruSting their hypOcritical prayers and trea-
lOnAble sermons upon a loyal people, who do
pot want 10 hear them, and who have no
confidence in the men who deliver them.
Rebel Preachers are the worst class Of men
h the South. and did more TO bring on the
rebellion, and to continue II, than any other
class Of TRAITORS. They urged the young
meR Of their charges to 90 into the rebel ar
my, aud in the true spirit Of blAsphemy, as
them that, dying in so sacred a cause,
they we're sure to be saved. Thousands Of
young mon, religiouSly educated, vent into
The rebel army through the influence Of these
Wolves jim Sleeps clothing" became de-
morahzed, died aud went to perdition and
in the great day Of accounts, will charge
their premature death and damnation upon
the Reverend Williams who pressed them into
the service Of treason and sin ! How must
the parSptS Of these young men feel towards
the murderers Of their sons, who, but for
their advice, might new be living, and be or
nsnsnts to theChurch and to society," Such
nsa csln9t preach to me, If ! am able TO get
on! Of their hearing.
am very truly, &C., "a
W. g. BRowSLoy.
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MTHB COUNTY COURT OF ClRFER COUNTY,
PETITION To SELL LAND.

IN T.. R. HUNTER, Admir- &c. vs., ELIZABETH
i Brooks aud others. II aPpoars thRs jackson
brooks, one OF the defendants, Is a nonresident OF
Tennessee, II IL therefore ordered that publication DO
made for four weeks In the Jonesboro Union Flag, 3nu-
tifying said defendant to appear before the Colnty
Court 81 Carter County on the First Monday In Fob
ruAry next, and make defense to the Petition In this
case, or the Gtme will DO heard ex parte. Jan. 10, lsO7.
anlSw4prsfseS5 JAS. l.. BRADLEY. Clerk.
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$500 REWARD.
WV. G. BRowS1oy, GovERSoR or THs STATE
or TESSEsEg, To ALL WHO SHALL sEA
wuuauI 10 .vurrwa 10 ruwvvr

OF lbSNEskE, 10 ALL WHO SHALL SkH
THESE BEsEyTs-GREETISqf
WHERKAs, IF HAS BEEN MADE
wv known to Iqe thai a certain Elias
Wells and john Wells, charged with having
committed a foul aud atFocious murder on
the 22d day Of January l9G7, upon the body
Of Thomas Denny, late Of our county of
Hamilton, has fed from justice and is now
running at large.
Now, therefore, |, ". g. Browplow, Gov
crnor as aforesaid by virtue OF the power and
authority in me vested do hereby ogfr . re-
ward Of FIVE HUSBREb DOLLARS, Two
bundled and Fifty dollars for the arrest Of
eithsF Of them, 70 any person or persons Yho
may gpprehend the said Elias Wells and
John Wells and dcliyer them to the Sheriff
or Jalor Of our county Of Hamilton, in order
that justice 10 that behalf may be had AnG
executed.
DEscRlprroy.-Tbc said Elias Wells ia
about 20 years Of age, six feet four inches
high stout built, light hlue eyrs, = large III
shaped mouth, much inclined to smile when
spoken to- IL given to general dissipation,
when he Is extremely reckless and overbcar-
ing. The said John Wells ia ABOUT % or "a
years Of age, Eve feet eight or ten inches
high stout bpiitnhair, eyes and complexion
Of deeper cast, They have relations 10 North
Eastern Genrgia, North CarolinM, ard Greene
county, Fepu., and friends lp Sequasehie
Valley.
In telamony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
t.. g. SealSl the State to be asked at Nash
vile, on the 3Olh day OF January,
1861. py the Governor
W. G. BR0WNLOW,
A. j. FLETcEER, See'y Of state.
febSdZO
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Tannessee L%egislature.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 1.-The House to-
day concured in the Senate resolution
requesting Senator Patterson to re-
sign, and adopted resolution to ad.
iourn sine die on the 4th of March.
Jno. r. Henry was elected by the
Legislature as State Treasurer. The
Senate passed the Golored-suffrage bill
on second reading.
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FREE to Everybody.

AIaTgo 9 PIP. Circular, giving Information Of TBS
grsats,t Importance to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become beautiful, the
dssplssd respected, and the fOsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to Sepd
their Address, aud receive q copy post paid, By re'prn
psi. Address P. o. ppwer, g.,
Fsbl5yICfsCo Troy, n. y,
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Mules Stolen and Recaptured.
Some thieves went to the Stable OF Esqr.
Henry HoSs, Of this place on Sunday night
last, and stole therefrom two very fine mules.
They were pursued on Monday by a party
and recaptured in Sullivan county. The
thieves made good their escape.
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District Washington County.
HEAD QUARTERS J%onesboro', len.

HEAD QUARTERS JOnesboro', len.
orriou PnovOsr MARSHAL, May %, 1862,
General Order No 4
thereby give notice that any per-
SON refusing to receive Confederate
money in the payment ofdebts or for
produce, it is considered a grave pollt-
ical offence, and persons so offending
lay themselves liable to arrest.
G.. S. CECIL; Captain,
and Dep. Provost Marshal.
Where's Giles, now Confed. won't
pass nary bit /" Come, Giles, stir
'em up!
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UNION FLAG.
jOnes6or February Is, 1867,
LOCAL ITEMS.
t1o T,oyal People Of washing

To- hOyp4 ASNSl
NJ " ton County.
wuunEAs, various attempts have been
IA. bv tho late rebel Preachers and their
sonotbi.ers to obtain possession of the
nrcb property in the town q JOHesbOFO',
ia The possession Of the loyal people,
wall knowing that their organizations
,unDortsd alone By those who lately at
. Mad to destroy v Government, and
,b.ir distinctive ideas are identical with
! that caused the late bloody rebellion,
4. respectfully invite all loyal people,
,bsr church members or not, to meet at
Court House in Jonesboro', on Saturday
10th inst, to take action in the premises
Nm. +, GRIFFITH, NAT. B. OWENS,
J. W. LUCKY, IF. GklSHAM,
AHN A, WILDS, =. ARMSTRONG,
IA A, DILLW0RTH, @. Z. DILLW0RTH,
m. BOREING, j. T. OAZIER,
NJ. KEEN, D. !. WILDS,
MIL B. CUNNINGHAM, G. 4. GRESHAM,
MES E. DBAKINS, J.. A. FEBRUARY,
bWT0N HACKER, @. Weller,
IN. GRIFFITH, W. s. FEBRUARY,
j. BROWN, &c. FOYE.
JOSRsaoRo', Fenpr Feb, Z, 1867.
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SPECIAL NOTtCE-To the Military Orranifaiion
inhusnclnr the largest tais q Tickrts uHi b. pusseui-
81 a handsoms h.aimtutal standard. Parties rur.
chasing tickets viii pl~nss adtiss Agrhis 10 uhish
~iisElmsni, 4e,, ihsy dsslr1 70 eiedit their purchase.
dbem1iICp
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NOTICE.

~ A.EANEsIs NY LAWFUL AGENT TO
~. do b%uiineiB for me AM transaction
Of business be NAY DO shall be biuding upoa
me. J%snuary 2sth 1861.
j. ~ RICKBTTs
feb. 1874 A,liassd, fnA
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CASH WANTEDI

UVHosE INDEBTED TO MI BY NOTE on ACCT
u will please 10 coma forvard and mako payment du.
fing thd month o. January. 1881, and thereby saws
costs, - I eonnot bay dmgs for anything but CASH,
add must have Il or quit eusiness-Aud from hence
forth 1 axpsetto DO epey dawn gatin.s..
Dec. %, 1ase-lanfwf 'NfrfF
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Capt. welsh all Right.

"'r' nOr than Eratinsd to publish the following
eonnanieAiion from our friend Capt. welsh. He was
AbnTs and worthy Ohaesr and Is a good aud Inc Repre-
sentative
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NAAHYiLLE, TENFHssBE,
FebruaFy 10th, 1867.
Edgort Union Flag 81 have noticed IN your paper
tnis morning, an article which Is placing my nAme ~
1otlng asAinse the impeachment Of Judge TfAgier. Ny
hAhe y % chs Journal IN the ahirmatiEe. 1 Thought
me mouse hsd not the requisite number Of msmbers
present 70 give the required majority, and voted the
nsgatiIe A. the Instant % our friends In order TO enter
morning had the Journal corrected. am all right
1'a may oet' 1our true friend,
J. WELsH, Representative.
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Nj A YOUNG LADY returning to her country
homo, after a %SoIourn Of a few months in the City, vas
hardly recognized BY her friends. In place OF = course,
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complexion. by its dirsoa asIion on the c%uiiele, u
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same, aud leaving the %lurfAes - Nature Intended IL
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Yalantinaa nau

.taAJ vas tAii worthy Saints Anuivsr-
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pes7no.sH.s SIS .A''i'A & p 1SI X. s, SlY York.


BOOKS GIVEN AWAY-aiesars. King & Cas-
well, Perfupera, No. "a Church, 81. N. York, are send-
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entitled the = Ladies' Toilet Keepsake" Among It's
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skcletonizing leaycs, and a hundred other exquisite
notwithstanding to ladies. The gin Is well worth
sending for. Anybody can obtain II by sending their
full address with this notice to, the above gentlemeR,
ithtwo stamps for return postage.
DecTmos3u6P
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Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines
ARE SUPERIOR To ALE OTHERS
FOR Family and Manufacturing %PurpoBei.
Agents wanted. Address,
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hti-ssss-cH-?i HsE yoFs.
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