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New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING IN NEw w-ORLEANs-rHE
BANK or COMMERCE.
" THLsesapB TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS, May GA Republican meeting
held tonight III CODgo-square The streets in tho
vicinity were densely crowded The various Negro
Ward Clubs attended in procession with torches banners
and tTanSparencjes Good order prevailed up to this
hour, 10 O'Clock largo police force in attendance
meeting of the creditors Of the Bank Of Commerce
was held this evening. A Committee appointed 10
examine into the condition OF the bank.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
MISSOURI.
sY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.

ST. LOUIS, May CA number of gentlemen, in
Guiding iron manufacturers railroad men, and capitalists
from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore, New-York,
and New England started this morning excursion
10 Iron Mountain and the mining regions in the south
part of the State OF Missouri These parties have
submitted proposition to the citizens of ST Joseph, 10
the effect: II the city win subscribe 100000, they VIII
furnish $500 and complete the st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs Railroad by tho st Of January 1t % thought tha
tho proposition viii be accepted.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
VIRGINIA.
FIGHT BETWEEN NEGROES AND SOLDIER:

FIGHT BETWEEN NEGROES AND SOLDIERS.
TRIBUNE.
RICHMOND, Va, May 20.-The Richmond City
Council has invited President Johnson to visit Richmond
his way to Raleigh.
fight occurred at Danville, Va, yesterday between
members of the United States Burial Corps aud some
negroes Of Danyie. Bricks and pistols were used Inc
Burial Corps was driven out OF town Two wounded
each side.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
FOUND DROWNED.
or s.r.s.ar. - r.. r.rsus. ~

Fort HAMILTON. May 2a.-Justice bsnnett neid an
,nouast az Raw pjdge ON the body OF found
on the beach, He was about As years or age nVe eet
inches in hight and well dressed IN Dfown sae1 eoss'
white knit undersht and drawers black zid gloves ana
a gold ring a.-.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

Nv ATLANTIC TEiIshSPH TRIBUNE t.
PARIS, May % Tho Government has taEeh meas
,rss to greatly reduce the number of troops m tae
standing army.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
,,ipyxtH INTELLIGENCE.

foidSSysrowN, Mag 29-lO n. m-The steanshlp City O
NOV York of tho anman Line, Capt Reskeil from New
Yot ON tho lsthssst, arrived here this muniDg rO
',o Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
fLLrsoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The annual meeting of the
shareholdsrs OF the Illinois Central Railroad was held
here to-day 1910 shares we're represented wa,
terbeek, Cunninghsf Borthwick. and T. III dnhnewsIi
we're reelected directors by unanimous vote. D
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
SPAIN.

MibRiD. May 29--Tho Spanish feet IN the i*tciic
Oxeean,exo 0, be mafefeiliy strengthened.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.
OF rsrrsiArn TO rns rKIsuS

BosToN, May ,29.-The following is the regular r
weekly statement Of the condition Of the Banks OF TINS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

Due 10 other b'ks 80, $50. 800
Deposits. ......... e1'lJ2,ool
Circulation, Nat'l. 24,sO6, 800
Circulation. state. 2So,sol
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
JEFFERSON DAVIS
ss rsrssaarx 70 IN. rRlsusl

KINGSTON, c. W., May 29.--The steamer Champion.
having Jefferson Davis ON board bound to Toronto,
touched at this port to-day An immense crowd assem-
hled al the Yhan 70 see him.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
CANADA
NJ ,.t.sr.rx 70 rns rsrsrsr.

MONTREAL, c. E., May 29.-COmpiants continue to
lie made OF the great distress In the Eastern townshps
The destruction is said be widespread: the farmers
have lost nearly all their stock, ard have no grain Tor
Dispatches from Quebec state that neet or 30 or
70 vessels is below Bic on its way up.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

TnE LONDON CONFERENCE-PUBLIc FEELING IN
FRANCE-THE STAR OF THE EMPIRE BEGINS TO
SETTLE EXHIBITION.
RTon Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

VISIT OF THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S TO OsACA-MEEr
gf.I ING OF THE DAIMIOs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

8em6bnlcber unb eeitreifter 6pmoes
Slannel fir 25 Gents, rpsrtb is @ts.
per giro - Die noblfeillfen @iter i'm
eanoe; = Elm uOlle6 Nfortement mol
!ene 9eJDiQl9te, DO, an nieoeren prei:
fen. 9ebleidter uno un9etleibter
Canton Slannel, Gin polle6 ll6ortcment,
70 woblfeil ale in 1861, ptaine,
8raue, Slaue uno Si9urirte co., cine
9roBe 6erabieeun9 i'm preis.
s As 4 uno 10 9ebleibte uno unz
9ebleibte Sbirtin9 an uerlierencen
9rei fen.
lln9cblcibte Sbirting bo., bon Gents Der garb
better all t3 Gents Gin poacS
Enforcement
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Or. upbe1r1f'S
Nuaen-unb Sbrens s6eilanffalt !

Disfss Jnititutiit no 8taoins 8ufs Gauntp, rsr.
ls9t porosn unb tsbt iest itr bic aufnabms pen pa
tientsn often,
f9tro. $50 penn Strabe. Reabina pa.
@s Hsreen oaletft ale aussnuno Obrsn 2rant.
bsitsn bebanodt unD ale
Sperationen Der Gbirureie iiberbaupt,
pcr9encmmen.
Disie anltalt III nit osr hSnsn Gammluna dir.
ur9tfbsr Jnitruments biets eanbts ptrsb.n unc
cesbatb fir isrsn punoar,tlifsn Sau sinaeridttst.
Der llmhanp, raB id cine Grfabruna non dpsr sc
Sabren in bic msoi,inilhsn grar,s bsfse, asaadbti
btnrsibtnbs @araniie, oab bic trihfhftsn dbirurai:
fhen Speralicnsn bier sbtnfc gut, rpie in unleren
9rSBertn StGbitn pcr9enomm.n psrpen tSnnsn.
patienen. psle aus Der 5srns tonlmsn, iinben bier
biuissrts Boarp oils in philadelphia unb Nsp Nort.
Waprsho o'e 9sluhoe sa9e utp DIS
rpstt tsiIsre 8sausmlbteltsn uno @crtbsils ssw
ren.
Blinobsitin in allen ibrsn Sormsn mirp bss
banoslt.
@sbs austnin alien ibrsn Ssrmsn rpsrben
ssbsilt.
ausuaussn alumpfa6s unb f6iefs
o lie Der perpsn 9eraoe 9smadt.
Das Sbr.-Ssps form pon Saubbdt, auslaufs
BET Sbre uno Summsn in Sbrs mro asbelIt unp
po oas Sbrfsa ,erfSrt III, piro elm ntusx einasttst
euu9eu u8rantbe Sdp,noiudof, aSbs
ma, Bronhitis, Satarrb uno 6ufsu. Dis(e aranf.
btiten psroen nab tinsm gang nsusn prinjip bsbans
belt, inosm bic SRsoiSin miitelf zines Apparats in
bic eunse ssbradbt rpirb. 70 baB bitlslts nit Der
arantbsit in unmiitsltare Btrdbruna tSmmt ;-es
1T eritaunlit. in ben msifisn 5Slsn bic bsiler Der
Birfuns foslsid Su srttidsn.
8bsuma I us.-aud bislt aranfbsit pirb
nad snsm nsusn prinsp bsbanpsIt; 8sfrsiuna BON,
Sdmsrss erfclst in Den msifisn Sdatn I&cn nadb
8erlauf elmer Siunoe. Cd 9itbt nur ptnias TGfIt
oiefer 8rantbsit, pslhe tid uitbt bsilsn laiIsu.
aus anpsre bronlhs Srautbsitsn peu itesm
Gbaruftsr psrosn in 8sbaneluns ssnsmnsn.
8rsbs (psnn tslhrdnfD tann In wtniasu 10.
gen obus Shntiptn epsrs6hmsrj turirt wsrb,n,
pttes (odnorrbcosn) In ber fblimmfen Teru,
rperbsn leitt 9sbsilt.
!armmt @lisbsr Giertnsaraufbsittn
GonpulRcnen berS.aranfbsit,
WafItrfudt Sls6fen,
Opsptpfa. 5autausfdldss.
Sbpadt Shsosr, 8rsbsarIiss 9sfhmdrt,
Ssltnf9 fbmulf. 81. 8sitS 2auL
auspddfs, 6aafuht unp Gitiu.
aussn Staar, acpfsdt
Ssrcftln, Neural9it,
Rddsrats: arantbtitsn, edbmuns,
baien etppen, NadtnfhmulR,
Nuer lu9en, raasn.8rantbtittn,
Sopis alIs anbsren iisbsl oDtr Defcrmitdisn psn
isesr nrt psresn in Bsbunoluns ssnsmmsn.
8dnffli de au9en fSnnsn obnt S6mr, Gin
9sfsst rpercen unb isben 70 natd,lib aus, baB s fa
Der @ntfedun9 ent9eben,
Gtnbalm amir n9.-Dur6 bisfcu nsusn
proisb lafTtn fidb 2bisrs unb 9Ssd Iammt ibrem
Slshs natIrlidb srbalten, une ,rar bnuen rpsniatu
Inusn. rpas psit bsfTsr ill., oils rpsnu bic paut ats
se,ossu une autssftepft pirb. Differ pre,s6 pire
Ssne sslsbrt, Die ts rpincben.
Origin msoi,nifdss Samilisn: 8latt pirb. 70,
talo fidb bic nStbisen 8srtsbruustn irsfsn iaftn
perSffSnnitbt uno Semen. bic brs Tamsn einsnben.
frsi 3usslanfi wstbsu
Ropeuiher IL 1867 uq1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
SDebelt erDfnet.

Gin bcltS AIlorement bon alIsppaencn 6rcnb
Rernp6, gu rs Gents, pCrtb Sl.25.
Ia SSoa Srcndb IcrinoS al 95, wertb S1.40
Ta g8cu Srcnb @crino5 all sl1S, pcrtD 1.75.
Ia g8pa @epp. @OpuIor Sb0oc6 ju 81 mertb
81, 20, L22 @eitc SeancS al Is uno 10
Gents per 9drb, ipclbcr Dor Dem &ricgc al %
bis 25 Gents pcrtauit nurbc.
I'D @ou Soronp Qloio an 33, 35 uno
5O-febr billia. 81 fdrpor3e uno cotlors
rirte all 9Soll Oelaincs, munoerUon nies
Der, 9rober Stod BON Sdnep plaio @ots
len, ldn9e u. pieredi9te 8tanfet S6awls,
bon alien Senennun9en, 9ap6bnlidDe bis
su oen feinffen, an preiien melbe oller
Competition tros bieten.
WruGsr Stua pun pru6a Iansen Sdawls.
SbDarje pffene Centre unb bOl Srodu ipclbe
fir pcn9er bertauft ipcrbcn olS ie gu
Dor bct1nnt
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X. s. 6ayre. supt. II. ena
Set. f5 1887. .,s,
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@etrat6ezSGGell

2.2 2 uno 3 9uId)cI SGfc bon ben bclttn,
tpcId)c on bon 40 Gents uno OufudrS pcrfallfcn
-ipeni9e alS &oltcn Nh Manufafs
turiiten lperbcn Bic obigcn Otter an ben on0es
9sbencn RrciIcn, BS ouf pcitcrc @adrd)t pcr,
fault
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S. e y ftD tte
&1et&eg0Quue
gro. 40 Off 9amilton Strabe. gde Dor
Se6ifer, 1qentomn, pa.


Sedfer, aaentown, pa.
Jbr fimmtlidsn Strr'u,
aus Der gldbs uup Strn',
gRc!It Sbr hinge Slsitcr faufsn.
90 fcmmt einjslu une In baufsu
gladb y alltet uno 81 astl's Gtert.
Da finhtt bic srS6ts ausmabl fd rcr.
5rstst munter Gin,
Glsbmst In aussnIhsin
llnirn fhSnsn 8orratb pen etsffsn.
@r litst Ssom CUR Durd)fht cffen;
Suh. &aiimler unb @sffenssue
Bon itesr Irt trrpartst Guh.
Dcdb fei ss auh,
Dab Sbr nah ei9snsm 8rauh'
Sslber mttbrineen tpollt bic Maattn,
60 mS9t Sbr pon uns erfabrsn.
Dae mir iis fhnttbsn unb ndb'n,
Damit 8Sds uno pofsn paraus eutittb'n.
gsir baten bic nsustsn Srablinss SQuffsr srbals
ten uno ilne iset 6srsiL auf 8rtsuuu9 allt Scrtsn
ron an,G9sn, na6 Der nsusftsn SRore juedHniftsn,
an3ufsrtissn. gBir earoniirsn. bas fie poIfidnbis
palfen peroen. iuosm Bee btrdbmte pbilaoeIpbiasr
3nfhnsiosr Jpbn g. &ocnS has 3uf4nsiesu
esr aunesn:aleicer fopis Der frt9sn storss aeibsr
tsauffIhtissn pirb.
81. 3.-Iub babsu mir elm eroets Sfortinsni
ron perren dusftaffiruness artfdu on 6ano. bic
pir su du6srit tiuissn 8aarprsifsn ablaGtn.
Qaron Ballet. Sofepb Naael.
april ID, 1857. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
ljier kommt bet 5llisd)ief !

Soeben er6fnet. Elm Safe prints # fefte
Sarben BON 20 bis 80 Gents, perfdDies
oene Stples, 3u 9 Gents per Wdro,
tpertb ii @ents dber bic aanSe Welt.
Qae Die 9opul6ren Srano5, iolbe ols
MerrimoGs. Goheco, Spra9ues, Qas
cific, ii. (. no, l2a Gents per Ydro.
gaumpoaene Silbtidcr oac Nualdter, bon
25 Bis 81 @entS. @elte 9cincne Slid
tildcr, oil wcit bsrab9ClcBten 4Srciicn.
Cine anbere Got bon 0iugbam5
81 II @ent5, Der ollebCltc
Is GentS per gdrb.
Bectidin9 ein boles enforcement, cn9c unb me-
blum Streifen fir II GcntS per 0dro
unb al fwdrt5.
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gurate for the common good. Coming here with
the heavy msjorities you are honored with, your
action may mark your session as the epoch in our
history when genuine Progress asserted its sway in
Tennessee. Honored in her past history, and her
present claims fully responded to- we shall wipe out
the foul stain Of rebellion, and We may look for
ward TO the future Of Tennessee with the utmost
confidence. 1t viii be our highest honor to have
jeslously guarded the fame of our State, advanced
her prosperity, and developed Ger vast resources-
Destiny and Events, God and history, have assigned
to Tennessee an important position in the great
work Of restoring the Union. Let US act we'll our
part, and under Providence. perform the great but
agreeable work Of fraternity and love, and loyalty,
towards the race Of man.
W. G. BROWNLOW.
October 7tB, 1867.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
THi. CASE OF IsHAM Q. nARRls.

advise the Immediate repeal of the offer OF a re-
ward of S. O0o for the arrest and return OF exoT-
ernor Harris Ny opinions with regard TO active
original secessionisss and the punishment due TO
them. have undergone no change. But no man has
been punished for treason yet from Jefferson Davis
down; and the pro-rebel policy Of the President
warrants she conclusion that none viii be panished
Besides in Tennessee during the late canvass there
ware worse men upon the stump than Harris ever
was. openlv proclaiming treason and sedtion, and
inspiring the psople with sectional malice ad-
wise the repeal Of this oer from Two other eonsioe-
rations-Rrsi, that Of humanity towards the family
Of Harris; and next but not least that Of economy
on the part of the State The State is liable 70 be
called mon at any day for this reward and in re-
turn, she would have nothing to show for the out
lar
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
EDUCATION.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Rev. o. F. P. BON0R0FT, Principe

Rev. O. F. P. B0N0R0FT, Principal.
EIRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOLS
Il for both 500 advance. Next session. twenty
weeks begins Nov Is 1851 For eirculars With partc
nars address the Praepa, G c, CARPENTER, sap't,
Hon. Horace Msynard,l Trustees lookout Mountain,
Hon. WIN. Besson. r.ansss.s sept is-Sn
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nNE OF THE AROVE IARGR ~

nNE OF The ABON II LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships will leave Pier 10. e. North Rvr
foot Of Canal street, at Il o'clock noon, tire lat Eth
and 2t Of every month, Except when those dses ll
Sunday, and then the preceding Saturday. for ASPIN
WALL connecting via Pansna Railway Tith Of tho
Company Steamships from Panama for SAN EBANOI5CO
touching ct ECAPUAC0.
Departures of the st and 2st connect At Panama With
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. Those of lst touch MANZANILLO.
Departures the 1th each month with the
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.
For japan and Chins-Steamer Of November connects
closely with Steamer GREAT RBrrHc from San Francisco
December T. At Iok0hona, with Steamer NKw YORK, for
Hong Kong and Costa Rca for Hagasaki and Shanghai.
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates allowed
second cabin apd steeraze passengers ih families Aso
allowance Of ONE QUARTER through rates 10 clergy
men and their families and school teachers.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each Adgt Baggage
accompany baggage through and attend to ladies and
children male protectors Baggage received the
the day before sailing from steamboats,, railroads and
passengers who prefer ~ send down early.
experienced board Medicine aud attsnsnes
free.
For passage Tickets further nfOrnaon apply the
Company's ticket Office the wharf FOOT OF CANAL
! STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
ian9-3m F.R. BABH Agent.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
MISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL

CHILDREN AND YOUNG LADIES.
MISS CORNELIA G. ANDERSON
~ viii open School for cAdsen and Young Ladies In
the Basement Room Of the Baptist Church. on Cav street on
Monday, che ID Of Septeaber.
TUITION, FEa FIRM TEvE MONTHS:
Primary Classes in the English Brr rnchss 5000
Advanced Glasses. -. .. Il % 10 1890
Lessons in French -. ........... -. IQe0
Music on the Piano ana Gusnr r...-............ 0ug
Use Of Instrument. IT,. ....................... as0
Tuition foes to be paid half is. adsaaes.
Number OF Pupils limited, m accomplished Assist
ant viii be employed, II needed. Sept 4-lm
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HILLs or CosTs.
Of Costs. cofnirg up fro

The pBins OF Costs comirg up from the differ
ent counties in the State are drawing from the
Treasury 100000 per annuin. There Is a feeling
of indifference, in too many instances, on the part
OF The officers who approve these bills Of costs, as
the State has them 10 foot The offences out Of
which these bills Of costs grow should DO graded,
and the smaller classes left with the counties to set
tie either in work-houses from the county reve-
nue. call your earnest attention to ths great and
growing evil, as requiring remedy ana tnat WITH
ont delar
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
THE eovERxoR's STAFF.

Tho number Of gentlemen on the Governors
staff and the salsrics paid them have been subjects
Of Misrepresentation for two years past have al
the same time, and the amount paid them was the
amount allowed By law. The State Guards being
for the most part disbanded. It is my purpose, in
the future, TO employ only two staff oficers-au
Adiutant General and Quaifermaster General
With these, and the one clerk allowed BY law, in
tend to transact the heavy business Of my branch Of
the pobiic serviee
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
a eos ERNoR's lIAEsIoy.
rHE SCHOOL BILL.

The late patriotic General Assembly enacted q
wise and desirable School Law and at time when
the want of such system was damaging the
interests of the State both At home and abroad
The want Of a sound and liberal School system, IN
any State is we'll calculated to drive men OF capt
tai and enterprise, and of intelligence from our
midst as we'll US to deter others from coming among
US, as it must be construed into opposition 70 Inc
cause Of Education. The law, as it nov stands, is
liberal one, and reflects much credit on your IL
lustrous predecessors. Bot this law Is defective IN
several important particulars, and should be in
proved by you at once. Time and discussion, du-
ring the late canvass, have pointed out these de-
fecis, and, doubt not you are prepared to apply
the remady.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail.
Through is tl0enty-ta00 days.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
CRIMINAL coUKTs.

Criminal prosecutions have multiplied in our
Circuit Courts since the war, that parties having
important civil suits have been prevented from
hearing, TO their great injury, and in many instan-
ces, to their ruin. propose TO remedy this evil by
providing q Criminal Judge for every Chancery
District where there is not now q Criminal Judge.
But if the Legislature, in its wisdom, should not
agree with me in this accommodation, l respect
fully urge that body to provide some other remedy
against this great and growing evil The State owes
relief to her citizens, who have important civil
suits in The courts Of the country,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09
roSnrsIoS.

Confding in the intelligence and patriotism
which induced your constituents 10 send you here
As lawmakers, sssure yoH Of my earnest desire 20
cooperate with yon in al measures you may inau-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09

COLDIERS' BOUNTY CERTIFICATES
~ bought athighes rates ~ The KAoxvilie Depository
mayiGif Jos. r MITCHELL. cathsr.
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coMrESsArye 1orAt MEN FOR LOSSES

AfseT mature elaboration, have determined TO
recommend to vour favorable consideration the re-
uneratson of loyal citizens Of this State for losses
sustained By tho occupation Of the country by the
national armies. The passage Of the so-calied Or
dnance Of secession, and the assumed transfer OF
the State to the so-called Southern Confedsrsey,
placed Tonnessea in the attitude Of rebellion, and
her people in the position OF enemies TO the Nation
Il Government Ths Consequence was that upon
The occupancy Of the State BY the National forces
our people were treated enemies, with but little
discrimination between the loyal and the disoyai.
Their lands and houses were occupied, their prop
erty impressed or destroyed and their provisions
consumed In East Tennessee this was done from
necessity BY an unsupplied army to an extent that
reducsd the people to absolute suffering Thus far
the Feyieral Government chasing Tennessee with
The rebel States and unwilling to assume TIC losses
incurred in the whole South, hes not regarded the
spplicatioRs Of our loyal people for remuneration.
understand that similar losses by the citizens OF
Tndiana. Pennsylvania and Ohio have been prompt
lv assumed, and get the Nation knows, and the
world knows. that more loyal people than those
in Tennessee who remained steadiast 70 the Nation
al cause, through so long and terrible an ordeal are
not to be found in the Union But / cannot ana
VIII not lose confidence in the justice and magna,
hinity Of the American people. believe they WIZ
YET cheerialiy repay tho loyal sufferers among our
people, many Of whom were deprived Of their prop
erty by the National forces. while thew were them
selves absont fighting for the National canso But
yon gentlemen, can afiord present relief relying
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N0TTCE.
NOTICE.
MYgTERTEs AND RRVELATIONI

IN LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MAR
4 RIAGE An InfasiibIe Guide Book Married Sin
s persons ia matters Of the utmost importance 70 ;hs ha
nam race free By mail for % Circular
july3-tepa Address, J. MOORE, Vernon, n. J.
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FREQUENT applications arc being made to the Leg
slature by petitions and Otherwise for special acts
prohibiting the sale of ardent spirits within certain
distances in the vicinity Of certain Institutions OF
learning I advise that general law be enacted,
sordnr this character Of protection to every col
leo and academy in the Ssate We owe il 70 the
cause Of Christian morality, to The cause o popular
edaca.ion. and TO the young and rising generation,
20 separate liquor shops from our institutions q
iearhing Should we neglect THIS work. not oniy
viii all the terrible evils Of intemperanee Increase
and multiply tin they sweep away every vestge o.
s.opfletyl peace, good order and liberty from the
80 80 Aho bring down upon u.s. as StSte Sodom s
guilt and Sodouss doom,
la All parts Of the country sbo fends of law and
order are realizing the gisrt ,s-ss. t.i A1c,bol
hss made within the five vcsys ... .t,1
lion, and the consequent demoralzatio5 drcctl, ~
tribatable % the alarming increase of inter a-o -
is now attracting the attention Of the best
Of society, and OF the most profound statesmen -
the country. Good men and patriots can but hail
every movement against this monster vice of The
age pleasing augusy Of the times and they must
heartily approve every enterprise and every act Of
legislation, designed 70 break The back Of this
ster whose victims multiply with such frghtful ra-
pidity, and whose power increases daily and night
7 ly Intemperance did its work in the army. and
now that peace has been declared it IS transferring
it, banelul influence TO the walks Of civil life de-
moralizing the young and rising generation and