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the connection between the Memphis ard Little
Rock and the y paso Rairoads the negotiation for
which Is said % tave been concluded yesierday:-
The latter llne runs frora stie Rock Ark Fulton.
ard theuce through Northern Texas TO ~ faso, he
Grsnde A. some time since announced. the l.ttse
Rock and Fort Smith Ralra will co-oporle vita the
hemph and Liitie Rock Railr at Arrangements have
also been per eciei % obtain monev and iron for the
complexion of the Little Rock Railroad General Forrest
H. pushing The work through on BIS section wlla iae
greatest rapdtg. He has about ten miles ot the road
from 81 Francis the fa'npnlie ready Tor The
track and that portion Of the road has been considered
the very worst and most difficult TO work
Mobile Journal says, respecting the New Orleans,
Noble and Chattanooga Railroad -
We gra,tded learn thai the ast Of many difncu
ties In securing the right of and location along the
entire OF this road has been successfully overcome
few days sincs the contract WAS ed Tor tha rur
chase Of the Wills Valley Railroad, line or eghtvfour
miles, having It's presen terminus at Gadsden and for
ing necessary link in the direct and great trunk road
from Mobile 10 Chattanooga This road viii be put in
hand once for reconstruction, ard IL is designed to
complete bv the rst OF JAY 1868. This purchase
avoids difficulty nterposed by the Governor Of Georgia
refusing right OF way through small OF the
Georria territory Chattanooga All the legislative
judicial and titular difficulties being conquered It
il the purpose OF the company to 20 vigorously on with
tho work. and week ground will ba broken the
New Orleans connection
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.4~e ParAprtrsrA. Maycs n 1867.
Gotten on, dun: H. Iisdns pp egas ss fioar Afn 4
ara sales .yss ousnss prSnsylvssa red s .S wn,l-,
Eye s,s y r v9sa as -ae aesa.qg; yseg 81 ~
81 Grocesiss uachanged
Cotton auie. ami rsndv riadaSs apands. sla 6ofee-
no ar 2. l,a 2 , tssi i tar Sr e p.ae se. susr
firm r,wes.era superaas sio % SO IS. DO extra,
Glover 81 sesd r% at s 50 wAa r ~ q, ~ s e
20 sees morn da Aod esigea y on white
i i R ~ s.ssy 4 y a ,sls,sad saad
canbs rsnd niddes loose Os4s Lar iss sc
oswaco, March 2i--i Pm.
No. 'pn SIS Is tor red Winter a s e. ar f ss r 'G5
for dSao.e ezra kys @ aSSr ~ ~hsat -four steady a
s. s asa loo bushels No ss1ss1 spisIhs eIsS At At
Indiana 81 ii a Il ~ quiet and snehangsS Bar.
3 Sad nass as s'sRs ss "a ps s sn
% Sesoa soc to New yoA 9o and %
Csc,ssAr March 81. 1907
hlshe, grades quotations Wheat unchangd but the
a'is At ha elevator a s ss 's
ssy Hys @ = y ss for s%s ssses vSss s
81 bsa 81 60 Cotton dull and nomna middung upiands
st Ssa ssa sss
s and e; @ ' & ss s a. % MADE bacas at h9 rs
r. & aa dsp dapa 5 sa ssGs q sf ssa
q Sc for ety. 9ad isSc .or country Mams-isc l3ss
s. st $ Do timothy, 81 % 81 dax. 81 9ssa$a5
steady and unchanged. Coffee arm ct 25c. &c Gold
hsher closing at s4G buying and 30 selling Exchange
hrni. Money stronger TIA IL
MILWAUKEE March 81 1857
Flour duh. Wheat unse1ed No. So 90 per Genital No.
60 10 So g. Oats weak 81 o3 for No. Corn 81 81 for
No. 81 43 for No. g Receipts 800 bbls aour cenias
whea ioo centals oats Shpnents uo5 bbls -FOUR 0Oo
cenlAls wheat.
CHICAGO, March 81. 1867.
Flour active, and holders lrni with quoabe change.
III y sas s .'a e opsns sPpS isss
figures, but advanced &c close Sales 81 IL
nj (fnrna putI lc
Sales at ss6 aic for No. l. soc Sc ior No closing
~ sS1ac ssc for No. l. and s0sc sc tor No. 2 Oats
active, out declined ,zc. sia Winter. No sold sic
ssfe sas o0s. closing az gaBs a, saHlc rye h ar1n
recelp:s 25'sc Barley easier, but unsettled; i4,0o
sold ~ Toe 1ec for No. . and 5Sc &C. Tor jected
Provisions hrner but the demand Is limited Mess pork
sold y 81 IS 81 b. Meas beef SIS - Si7. short rib
sides, Ii.c loose Hams, Ia tcrces 81 Country kettle
lard 2c; prime city steam de- l2s<c. Idve hogs rod
erately active but declined Sc 0e sales from So 80
u ~ So nressed hogs in GOOD demEnd for shppng:
sales al Ss - $le h-ceips2,0 bbs Golr 40 centals
wheat 1000 do. corn, 5000 oats, 40UO hogs Ship.
mens O0 bbls. four LOCO n,as wheat 1900 DO.
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WESTcReSTEa INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED ArTrTrrEp ASSAULT Nth KNIFE "A few days
since German carpenter named Auguse, arrested
b. officer OF the Thirty second subprecnct Metropo-
tan Police, fremont, charge of having attempted
assault with knife a named John Grimes, Of
Mclrose. II appears that while returning from work in
dog and adniListeriug sound thrashng 10 ii when
Crimes made his appearance. The latter, being disc
pie OF the renowned Mr Borgh intcrferod behalf OF
the animal. Az this Auruste became enrrgei. uttered
fearful impecation, whipped largo knife and made
rush for Crimes, who not exactly admrns the aspect
OF affairs, started run, followed by his nfurated
saian the continuing for upwards Of me, from
Paramount 70 fremont. On reaching the latter place
Crimes entered his complaint at the police station house,
and caused already stated. the arrest Of Auguse
The latter subsequently liberated there being no
witness corroborae the charge preferred against him.
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's
AprAA Or wednesday March 20 Mrs NARY
Apysa after long and painful Illness, aged 81 yeari
aud months
The relatives and friends OF the family ARE invited to
attend her funerai sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
from the Methodist Episcopal church, CITY Island.
Albany and Basalo papers please cory. ,, :,
O'Clock, OF congestion OF the brain, WILLIAM, youngest
Of Maria aud Richard Ahren aged4 years. months
and 20 days
hair-rast one O'Clock, fron No s. vestry street
AsrESioN--On THURSDAY. Marcn ~ EtLsy AsrESLos,
The friends OF the family invited to attend tho
funeral Saturday afternoon At hoIf-pas two O'Clock,
Brooklyn.
BAn6Er On Wednesday March 90 HsyRY BARGrR
IN sns .o sryicss ysr 2. @ ni & n.cc on Saturday oo
noon, al two O'Clock, at the ioIayian Church Staten
leland
BARros the residence Of his brother.iniaw 10th
stree, and Broadway caused by the upseing OF sleeh
JAMES BARTON native Of the county OF Tcrmanagh,
The funeral viii take place this FRIDAY, afternoon. a
four o'clock at ST. Nichacls church. Tooth street and
Broadway
Many f., only daughter of William G. and Jane A. Bret.
ten, aged IL years and IL months
two oeock from the rssidoncc OF her parents corner
OF FIatbrsh avenue and Pacific street. The friends and
relatives are respectfully invited TO attend.
Pnows.-on Wednesday, March 20, PHILIP y Brows,
L. and for years keeper in the pen,en-
tsry, Biackwels Island. y. y.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the deceased respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Saturday after
noon one O'Clock precisely. from the Of his
grandson inaw, Andrew J. Barrct, 16 Norfolk street
Providence fE L. papers please copy.
BRowKsc..--In BROOKLYN, H. u, on Wedns sday
evening. March 90 WILLIE D., only child Of James NJ.
and Carrie NJ. Brownson, aged years and months
Tbe friends and acanaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral this friday
avenue.
CAkR0IL -Srddeniy, on WEDNESDAY, March 70, JoEN
s. cARroll native Of county Sligo, Ireland, aged 45
years
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend ne funeral from ms se residence
corner OF Cook and hore streets 10 81 Mays church,
corner OF lfona9 ana kemsen strects brooklyn, = ~,
tins FRIDAY moving ~ nine CLOCK, where solemn
requiem high mass Will be onerfd w for the repose Of
his soul: and from thence, Immediately alter nass~to
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Hnlf-pnst Two o'clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March 2l-6 NJ.
AsHKs.-Receipts packages. There particular
change in the market to-day Sales Of pot made
So 37h So 50.
BREADsrUrrs.-Recepts 1sas bbs. four 1850 bags
meal 80 500 bushels wheat l5o do and o0 DO oats
The market for State and Western 1our to-day
changed In every respect The demand limited, but
holders were hrm and apparently awaiting In
creased inquiry put up prices Indeed many limits werc
already far above the views Of buyers that trade
greatly impeded, and lots thus virtually with
drawn from the Market Some small lots sold a .
ing advance say Sc loc. but there general Inn
provsmcnt The market was senerally called quiet
but irm. The sales comr rise 1000 bbls. at the
appended quotations. Holders OF California Eour
lrmer in their views Sales riade at Sl4 rs
SIS Ia bags There IA here In bbls. but the next
steamer due Saturday is expected 10 bns large
FOR Southern -four the inquiry mceeate but the ad-
vanccd pretcnsicns Of sellers inerercd with business
such an extent that the sales only rsached 2o 6bs
SO IS according TO quality Corn meal neglected,
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.
By A. J. Bleecser. Son Z Co.
n "a. ,,.a Los lCp hnt...a. na.,a ..,l T.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CmlrNnES-LEAKE.--On wednesday, March co. at
the Church az the Messiah. Rhnebeck, N. Y, by the
Rev A. r. o.rnstead, EDWARD G. CnsrTEypES Of Chit
tendens Hollow. Stockport Columbia county, to KATE
@, daughter OF Charles T. Leake, Esq, Of this city.
ELLEAu--MAa-0n Thursday, March Fl. by the Rev
Mr. Lafont, HyFoLTs EIilAU, OF New York, to Miss
PAULINE MAS Of Limoges, France
Focr-TAprrS Thursday, March II, at the West
Presbyterian church. by the Rev. Thomas J. Hastings,
D. D., EDWIN Foor to HAxTAH f., daughter Of Colonel
Charles B. Tappen.
RKysolps-siLvzR-On Wednesday. March 90 by the
Rev. A. Cieghorn, Mr. REuBES RsYSoLDs TO Miss AcGIs
SILVER, daughter OF the Iate David Silver.
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BAD ErAxrfR ForIowEp.--The Troy papers say the
coughs OF that city encouraged BY tho recent riots
"a New York 70 plot an attack upon their own police
One Of their number. m Casey, and two others went
out threatening 10 s'smash any id policeman who
Z Teuld open his mouth" An attempt being made BY .
single officer 70 arrest the scoundrcl the cry Of rally
Was given and other rcwdies up and sucoAedsd II
aartog him severely before hslp arrived.
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Respecting tho ccf1ed CHECKS dImcuy 10 B0stoh inc
Adrsrtiser says
We understandj that the vote passed al recent meet
ing OF the associated banks, Recommending OF
comfy that all checks drawn by the president cashier
Of any bank in Boston, his own bank ard endorsed
by the teller be received By Boston Banks,n has
been assonted TO BY than ten or q dozen or the
banks, and the previous arrangement, which
tered into by thirty OF the banks who voted to authorize
their president cashier assistant cashier issue and
certify checks good their respective banks hold
ing themselves liable for all such acts OF cerA
cation still remains in force
The following Is a statement OF the liabilities and
assets Of the Canadian banks for the past two months
as compiled from the official returns:-
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SHIP PIN q NEW S !.
ruaT or new YORK. MARCH q. 1867.

ALnASAc
............ OF NOON RISES ~
............. IA 46
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-Ihe mI,ket ior Wheat reInahed "Ifhont n1tewotthy
yesterday there rather INQUIRY Bu sEcss
nued 10 be restricted by the sxlfeme views Of holders how
and the aggregate sales moderate. large
could have been done at from quo
.tions Cls?rn.a wheat was held with armnsss s .? 10
81 u without saIes The transactions embrace 5000
bushels, Including No NIlwsusss q Sc az q q
The corn markc. very firm at the opening but
became duh and unsettled and prices declined 20 81 IL
81 l6 In nd aoat which nominal
2. the close though holders generally asked about c
higher Sales made to the extent OF 1000 bushels at
81 II 81 IS for mixed Western in store and 81 ~
for do aos' Oats but limited demand. and prices
had tendency We sales Of 30 O01 bushels.
at 6sc 65c Tor Western. and zoe flc for State Rye
steady but quiet ut previous preas. with further
sales OF 1900 bushels Canada West duty paid q, 81 49, and
100 do. Western 1t 81 g. Barley frmer and IN fair
demand The sales comprise 20 n00 bushels at 81 ~ for
Canada West duty paid and 81 20 for rowcd state.
Malt neglected and nominal.
Corsxr We heard Of sales OF Rio beyond those
ported in a.t The market however, rSled very hT
CoroE-Under continued unfsvorsble foreign advices
the market ruled heavy and further decline OF fully ,c
per H. granted the fnarke. closing dun aud irregular
The demand. however, ther acsve the sales
anitu mn hall q nun
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TtLEG9hrHlC .iesET aepaars.

oy heard q sales Of iso his western IN eond SEC
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TnriaMrs We're heavy and shade easier The engage
mcnis were:Io liverpool, 600 bbs g.trooum a b. 5
and per steamer 5000 bushels corn bale.
coda ssd.r @ seea a. II 70 s Snsrep Y' TOO 6s rsa
@s..Srsmsn do :. s., and from f5l.dslphs. 40 POI;
s s% bremen, @
% .s 0n caons S ,H S%
arxSr BAGS remained dun and nominal a. nc a &c
GusFr Cioru was quiet and we heard Of no sales We
qr9s on the .po goc N bond & and d % arrive m 40
Hlsr.Ai Kinds % wsrs dui and prices we're nomisaL We
msris, remained steady though We heard
,oS ,Srpsn,,s. beyond a.. q
rally demanding 7. soc RosinThe scarcity Of freight
ss 81? x 'Hs
is. :, I egncnsa Se. Sales q oco ssons = Eng. y
Crude sperm ". dun a ~ which price me last sale
Gons ''S'' o''' -'o' remained aaA = previous au'A
p,sss ss IS 81. ss ana 10 g sss: si .s s "a
sss ss' M s N ps
:pscusvs only nodsrass proportion of sSe s.Iss having
sssc Sci. < q % ns 4; ! =;
.a d. Sls siS Isr prime :sd sn g s,s ior prn::
$:.e IN: ~ s::ss
n; =: S q rss:$
ages ~ l3 al4fc. Tor hama and oxc rOc for shou-
dsrs The lard market remained heavy. though fair
demand prevailed, The sales footing up 80 bbls i2<
13kc. for Dew. Butter unchanged ~ 1Oc . 8c for
Sssy ss :omsoa dairy % choice 'f factory orr
made.
rrrso,Ey..-Rs l.ses ssls. A moderate demand
prevailed for crude 81 prices indicating material change
fhe sales reported we're go bbls n bult " a gravity
barrels rss;resd and eco d., sAass Gravity 4 lSs
icc in barrels for ersvisy. Bonded ruled shade
steady at &c IKE Sales 2SOo bbIs. standard white
side also so bbls do for ihs drst Ten days in April
standard white for May ZOO DO DO FOR june. DO DO DO
for July o00 do do for August 1000 for eeptem.
be ali buyers option; siso COO bbls do for June
2sc 800 DO do for July at NC, and 800 do do for Au
PsrKoIEun BzRrrrs-saies 600 bbis refined a q 2s
Ricy quiet at loc. io,sc for Carolina, with small
suoAR-Therc was but little activity IN the market for
raw, which scarcely firm Fair good refined Cuba
quoted :, lec los The ssles we're Se hhds
1sc Ike for Porto Rico also $50 boxes Il Icc Ike
RI lncd WAS dull at lie l5lzc. for standard hards
SrEDsCslcutta nseed remained dun at former prices
Clover was unchanged at Ike. with small ssiea
Timothy ruled eun but firm A. y 7sa 81 =, -
q 12skc.
les. active though unchanged in value. Sales
pae.,n.s I'd nb,s rh~ ....S.. -. x.., M.
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The receipts Tor customs, and the receipts, payments
and balances tho SubTreasury in this city for the
week have been follows
Custom House. >---Sub- Treasury y-
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Bn'ances
March 49,. $77o 900 s7l47 s43 1852 7s1 Sill 056 32S
March lo.... $4,000 .T42 2357914 111,576,156
March 20. . s42 600 g. 224 543 2a9l,629 112 10000
arch 2l.... $4,000 53s l63733o 10954s, SEQ
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company has
declared quarterly dividend Of 50 per share free OF
government tax, payable April 1.
The Boston Bank statements for the past three weeks
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

prevented it, That the almost unanimous Eose tnsy
cast for the Republican ticket Is PROOF o. tneI NJ
ness for the ballot may be called partisan arSe-
ment; but we can do without IT, we take the
grand spectacle Of race o. slaves, just from the
2ybinni5o-nost and the market despsed, ignorant,
moor suddenly clothed with freedom and intrusted
with political power, who yet go side by side with
their masters and prosecutors TO the polls as peace
fully as if for generations they had been the chill
dren Of the State, and not the beasts who bore its
burdens. Is not this appreciation of the meaning
Of the hallot2 There are men in Tennessee today
who never felt that they were men till they cast
their votes for BrOwnloY last Thursday, and IL We
dared believe that the Democrats Of this city had
half the sense Of their responsibilities voters, and
hall the respect for the sacrednes of the ballot that
the negroes Of Tennessee possess we shc1ld not des
pair Of seeing thieves banished from our Govern
ment from the City Councils, up or down, TO the
Courts held in the interest Of Rum.
Tennessee Andrew Johnsons own State, has ut
terly repudisted his policy, and declared that not
upon his plan is reconciliation possible. The new
Legislature viii choose thesuecessor of Senator Pat
terson, and every one of the eight Congressman
chosen is q Radical. This victory is one for Am
nesty, for that must be the certain result of the
unity of the Republican party, North and South
the acceptance by the rebel States of the natural
SUITS Of the war. So long as men like Monroe, and
Perry, and HILL and Herschel Y. johnson refuse to
acknowledge the defeat of the rebellion and the ab-
clifton Of slavery, military rule and disfranchise-
ment viii continue The Republican success in
Tennessee the first great step to the restoration of
civil government; it solves the problem Of recon-
struction. The great experiment of impartial suf-
frage Of equal rights has been tried, and has sue
eeededi nothing. remains bat TO work out with pa
tienee, and moderation, justice and good wiIl the
same grand result from Virginia TO Texas.--N T.
Tribune.
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SECRETARY STANTON.
The Presidents Request for his ResIg-
nation.
Mr.. Stanton Refuses 10 Resign.

The rumors which have been aAoat for some days
past in relation to the anxiety of President johnson
to remove the Secretary of War from his Cabinet,
have been verified by facts. On Monday the Pres
ident addressed note to the Secretary stating. in
substance, that considerations of public interest
would persuade him (the Presidenti to accent his
(dr. Stanton's) resignation if rendered This note
reached the Secretary yesterday morning He re-
piled that considerations of public interest had pre-
vailed with hra to hold his Office for several months
past and that considerations Of public interest would
prevail with him to hold it until the Assembling of
Congress All applications for official copies Of the
correspondence have been refused but its contents
have been made known, and the foregoing, we be-
lieve embraces all that il contains as it extreme
ly brief We learn that the President has resolved
to suspend the Secretary from performing the func-
tions Of his office and viii shortly inform him that
he will cease TO recognize him in his official capaci
ty. 1t is also SAID that this subject was considered
in Cabinet yesterday, and that the members present
sustained the President in this determination
Washington Chronicle. TI8f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

There is consolation for Tennessee rebels in the
condition of things in Kentucky. letter from
Lexington says:
Neither Grsnt Sheridan nor sherman eoe,a .l Ilae
,hroneb Kentnckv and escape assassination If they
were anguarded, and the people knew who they
we're
On Saturday night last body Of armed regala-
tors took Nathan Lawson, gray-ha'rea Chion
man, aged sxty-fve, out of his house, IN Cornisn-
vile, Mercer county, Kentucky, and hung him 70
death.
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Joe Williams stumping in Tennessee

We were shown a copy of The FGyette Falcon,
rebel paper published in Somervie, Tenn, from
which we learn that Joe Williams (colored,) for
merly Of Middletown, in this county, has been en-
ployed by the Johnnies" TO mount the rostrum
make Conservative speeches, and attempt TO de-
lude his colored brethren into the idea that their
best interests lie with their former land now would
be1 slave-masters- ice was the instigator of the
riot of Franklin, Tenn. IL which quite a number
Of whites and blacks were wounded, and one white
man killed. 1t appears that Hon. John Trimble, Of
Nashville, the Radical candidate for Congress,
made speech in Franklin, with such terrible effect
that il made the rebels quake in their boots, and
they found it necessary TO the services OF ne
gro Joe 10 rebut the arguments produced by Trim
Die. Joe Immediately mounted the stand and COM
meneed harrangue Of the most incendiary and
threatening language towards the blacks and loyal
whites if they adhered 10 the teachings of aboli-
tionists, which so excited his auditors, both white
ard black that riot the result. Ii viii be re-
nembered by our readers that this same Joe Will
liams. of Middletown some years ago, was with his
father. mother and sister, bought from slavery by
the contributions of the people Of this county from
4 STAKEHOLDER in Maryland. Joe afterwards proved
20 Be lazy good-for-nothing rascal, and was driv-
en- away from home by his father. De served out
one sentence in the Lancaster county jail, aud one
in our Dauphin Jail. Some time in 1856, Joe dis
appeared for couple Of years, At the end Of which
time he turned up with book styled the Rights
Of Humanity peddling the same through the State.
He was afterwards engaged in the Hayti cmigra-
tion swindle also the Lberian colonization fraud.
When the war broke out he enlisted in the United
States army, and by some means managed 10 evade
all engagements with tho e7emy, and was finally
nut hors dg combat by being wounded in a bawdy
house at Petersburg, Na-harrisbing Telegraph
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All. DENTISTS OF THIS END OF
n the state favorable the organization Of East
Tennessee Dental Association are respectfully solicited 70
M eet in KnoxyIile the 18th day af August 1851.
By request of = hnmbeF cf Dentists.
Respectfully
julylo-1 r. II. CALDWELL.
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PAPER AND RAGS.
water wheels water wheels !

VALENTINES PATENT TURBINE.
Y -. - -. slsnuftctarsl bf val.ntine a Co.
-, tIgsri n Y Prizes mosrfafe. lsrna ~ eirculsr
Agent wanted.
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DENTISTRY.
DOCTOR FOUCHE,

d e N 7 I ST.
0FFICB:-Gdy Street, one door south of
the National Bank.
Established in KnoxyIein First class dental opera
tions only performed in his Office. may9tf
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ASSETS. 81, ere, ,3s3.s5
Total Liabilities. .s..-. .ls.. ss7e iaaoo
Laws Of this State fully compiled with; Statement exam
ned ana approved BY Aaditor ana licenses issued 10 this
j. s. VAN GLIDER, Agent.
July u, 1851 7Sw At Knoxville, TenH.
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SEPTEMBER TERM, 1867, OF SAID
~ Court win commence ths p NoudaJ, bess The lttb
day q September
Ordered the Court that the hufn df The next Term ts
taken up and heard 10 the following 9rd5r io-Wn
FIHsr--THE DocEEr rHE fIEsr Ciarufr.
sEcoxb--TnE DocxEr OF rHe sEc0sD CiaeCtr.
Tmas-TnE DocEEr IKE rmEB cIEsufr.
FouRrH-TRS DocKEr o. raz FovEru ciacUr.
Ffrrn-THE Docsss o. FirrH cfErtsr.
By order Of The conFt:
81 l.. PATTERSON,
ialylo9t Clerk ef hs supreme Cosri Al KaoSvie Tsnn
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WANTED. FARMS TO RENT.
MFRINO SHEEP
tn DENTISTS OF EAST TENNESSEE

one year oll, Bucks and Ewes.
msystf JOS A. MABRY, Knozville. Tenn
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Radicalism is what was the matter with Sodom
and Gomorrah. The reign of radcalism is reign
of fire and brimstone.-L Louisville Journal
Only the wicked have reason to dread the rain of
fire and b-imstone- TITS the decree of heaven that
the storm of radicalism shall destroy the modern
Sodom and Gomorrah called conservatism and de-
mocracy.- Press and Times