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New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
pRFpARING FOR THE CRISIS.

The President of the State of Panama, Gen. Olarte,
in view of expected invasion by the forces of Level
de Coda taking steps TO meet any emergency that may
occur for the protection Of the sovereignty Of the State
of Panama. In every department orders have been is
sued 10 organize the militia and place them on war
footing and M Panama the enlistment is carried on with
energy A meeting of the merchants OF Panama has
been by the Executive To consult them as to pay
ing their monthly taxes IN advance, to which they are
willing 10 acccde IN case Of necessity.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
HOLLAND.

ORDERS TO DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
II is stated on good authority that the Government
Holland has just given orders to It's diplomatic agepts
abroad TO abstain henceforth from any action In the
affairs Of the Grand Duchy Of Luxemburg and from all
interference the interests Of the inhabitants OF the
country THIS s considered proof that the Dutch Gov
cIncnt anticipates and desires to remain strictly
neutral
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
VOL xvii. NO 8, 1873.
EUROPE.
nv ynllenlrH 20 rHE TRIBUNE.

THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
IoNpoN May 2.-The day for the meeting " - -
Peace Conference has again been chaneou "nl
now announced that the diplomatic IN
hold ts first session on the 7th instead OF tire l%th
instant. -r ..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor had accepted the resignation OF the
Minister OF Commerce. Baron wulersdorf c0nferrIng
upon him at the time the Cross Of the Order OF
leopold and appointing him Commander OF the proposed
Austrian Expedition Eastern ASIA and also Plenipo
Tertiary for the conclusion Of treaties Of commerce with
Chlna Japan and sinm.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, May 2-The Fenian prisoners Burke ana
Doyap. have been convicted of high treason ana sen
fenced to be hanged on the 18th OF the present
month The trial OF McCafferty is now IN progress
before tbe Commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CokK May 2.-The San Francisco ship Dragon Capt,
Csements which touched at Deal on the 2th ut mrNeu
nj tbis port to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Cunard mail steamer Persia. Captain Lott,
winch left Liverpool at II tho Goth. and Queens
town the 2ls Of April arrived here yesterday after
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
CANADA.
PARLIAMENT PRoRoGUED TO MAY l6-OPENING o
ST. LAWRENCE CANAL.
nv YrLresArH TO rnr TRIBUNE.

ST. LAWRENCE CINAL.
sY rlLrsRArI TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, G.. f., May 2.-Parliament Is further
prorogued until the 10th OF May
Tho two batteries OF artillery IN Toronto are 10 march
The steamship ST. George passed Farther Point at 7a0
o'clock this morning. The Morayan left the river ~
o'clock this morning.
TORONTO, G. w, May 1.-The st. Lawrence Canal was
opened to-day Great activity In produce s looked Tor
during the coming week. Breadstufs firm az hgh
prices great quantity OF grain 10 here in the ware
houses awaiting shipment.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS.

THE IISEMBURG QUEsTON-TIIE FRENCH PEOPLE
AND wAR-woRKNIEN's STRIKES LAMARTINE-
ST. BEUvE.
a. Co--.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

THE TRIUMPH OF RELIGIOUS RTcLER,NcE- -REvOrT
AGAINST THE PRADO GOVERNMENT sEws
ARDS Observation-Disclosures ARISING BE-
TWEEN PERU AND Brazil.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
R Die aanaIere@efelI

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ihaft Der Sapanefen. Sic
iuirfliden Sapanefen ueroen fiinft;aen
Wontag, Oienltag unb Mittpod i'm
vgteuen Sbeater" bierielbit auftreten,
uno mir fonnen benz 8ublifum einen
9enuBre'0en apeno nerlpfe9eI; Sle
Ton. zen mn Sa... os en- DeEea gmpleelan9en
W Ds[ wv go..ss Pssns pseie 5
,Du lss ysopso u oatu.J gs.n us:s.:4 ISgse
S S.n m. IDaen angsIwte.u.'vs le.n'
D.e ss ol..s 9p! .st Sanpug S M stne
Sal: a .g !s lasa r,tg. aal Dslue
s sns.te , p...s .9tet @nnl'Faas assgs.
I s :uelosn Y Iae anstI1asItW:
soe.s1 .IesnI Us1pe Saalgan9 Dape'
ras'rnSs., gslg1sgl s 90 aut eIne Ontg<
S g e., sn sc; si gpetls; msns HlUI,
a ~" o,o ~: @ads .Dng.pai. iua nun
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Necprbers sag urt.

9ti9ar6 8anfs bersaB sefern sic
&egeIn oeS Mnitanbes uno tpuroe bas
fir su s. nerurtbeilt.
Mnna Sarris mubte ibr unoroentlis
DIES BetrageH nit $5 bIBen.
Sad Brpant, Der iid auf b0dit 9e<
meme gBeife auf Der StraBe betrug,
ioate SO bleden; ba er feline 80rie
su 9auf selaiien, 70 nlubte er inS Slrs
beitsbauS ipan6ern.
GaIIie 8ufet bef9u[bi9te Die 9a<
terneupfabIe Der Srunfenbeit, Elm 8e<
amter, Der Saaie 10 rdfOntren b0rte,
bra4te fie in Summer Cider, uno
Subse MillS legte ibr cine Strafe bon
800 auf; SaIlie, Die ibrer &n9abe
mad, bas @elo nidt auf Der Strabe
finbet, sos IS Dor, fur einise 8oden
Steine 81 flopfcn.
) Z 3 n EHF-
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0ie METROPOLITAN NDIfsei.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

Z ~ ! sstf7el -.
Der i'm biefsen 9oitamt, aIs unbelfeu.
bar, CUR Mbbolung bereit. Iieeenben
8riefe: f!ssIlTs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Sitr gb,pinSfiisbtiae.

Der Mn;eigenbe lit ir wenigen 9So6en onrdb ein
einfobes 9eiImitte, na1bem er Sabre lang nit enem
befti9en 2ungenibel nne nit Der ftr9tertbcn Sranf=
belt, Der S6lpinbiubt bebaftet mar. aebeIit poroen
urib miinibt iebmi4it ieinen Mitmeni9en has Setis
mittel uitsitbeiIen. -, = s-..F. 80.
Nnen bic es rpiinfben, rpir6 er cine gopie oes &e=
1eptes Ncfefreil nit Der Sreftipn fir bic 8ereitun9
-uno ben 9ebrouth 3uienhen pebes lie fneen peroen
ais cine ficbere Seilung fir StbIuinoubt, Sftbmai
ben 2ctptnoen uobl gu tbun uo er bofft, boB ieSer
Rrdnfe fein WitteI periudben piro, DO eS oenfeben
u d + 8 foitet uno ib ais Se9el erueiien miro.
Serfonen, bic bas 8eeept IuIui4eui ppaen fib 9es
REQ Gswars u sSIfrn.
SfttSmS gSiIiemeburd, Sings Co., u. y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

g9ir MAIDEN unIsre 2eier auf bas rei9-
baItiee Stiefel- uub S@ub-9aser bes Serrn
@utm ann, 9p. t8 Yublie Square anf-
mertlant. aRail fInhrt bort sans SprSiisliG
quite @aaren 81 ben billielten greilen une eine
isbr aafmerfiame fretnbli6e Sebienuns.
II Die Sausbalter BON Ralbstlle
persen auf bic grSiTnuns pom Russrs' @n,pc-
RUM fir Sansbdltunss- 0esenfanbs, SO. 5
gberrY StraBe, Union ,tnb anierienrt 8lSd,
aufmerfIam seniattt. Man fintet fafeIblf
cine Sunffantise auspabl ron Gilber sIattir-
ZEN 8rittania platirten nnb iapaniiirlen Baa-
rem, .3inn-, SpIs unb gBeiben- Mrtifelrb prd-
,entirteaern, 5il6tsRefen, sef9IiFenem unb
seprrBtent @las unb Sauienbe anSerer Irtifel
gu aablrei9 I'M ie arfSu3dblers Die idmtmtlifb
nptbweueis unb nisli9 fit isbe 5ausbaltuas
iinb. aplnmt nnb tetrabtrt bic @aspabl Der
8rrratbe, psl9s tereits SGrbanben Fnp unb
furtrpabrrnp anlpmmen. of 29t' e
0r. &uleman'S &arte. !.
60 Ianse Die Menldbeit franr miro
uno Srrtbiimer begeht, an beren Solgeu
Gle 8etreffenben LANCE 81 leiben baben,
loHten lie nerludeu, iid bon ibreu 2eioen
81 befreien. unS Serlenise, tueI9er
feline Ealente uno feline 8ett antpenbet
UNI fol6en llneliidliden Gettuna gu
6:rlfaffen, lit chen 10 gut elm pbilans
tropiit nie Der, wel6er Der leioenoen
Menl6beit auf anbere g9eile 81 belfen
iu9t. @abre 8bilantropie befebt ni6t
in NuiluAen bes llriprun9s zines Hes
bells, ion6ern i'm 9lufiu6en bon 0fitteln
bas nebel All beilen. Sr.. s o te m IN
6at cine Jtetbe BON Sobren berartise
Sale bebanbelt; unO 1T Ourdl eifriseS
Stubiin oobin gelanat, oaB er i'm
Stanbe lit baS gu leiiten mas CT ser
fpridt Seine 81 ice befnbet iid in
$50. 21O 6 bur9 ftraBe SIDE bon
MceemorelHaBe binter Der 2lpotbefe.
t.5.- f=-- nf5 3l1m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
(Offi5ieH.)
Onnffa0nn0.

Sn elmer 8srfanrInIans bes ,Ghaben<GO-
mites am IL. Ottober pafFrte Der fOlsenss an-
tras: E XII.
o8eIdlCdsn, taB mir benz 5errn 0eprss
9. 8innea Hsberisem 8prfsenbsn bea
Stra6en-G smiteS unb bem 5errn SO. S.
s er, bisterisem @tabt, Sngenieiir, unie.
rem Dant iasen, fur bic Anleitunsen unb> Sc
fGlisfeiten bic fe bieitm Goniite rrpieleu
bAben." 80
gerSFentti9t senta6 rines 8sldlaFes bse
Gtra6en Gemites.
6. ". DonaItfpn
Cf18 I'm SOrfsenbsr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
6anbeI ,tub 16rfe.

R Sabrbunoert. @ir b0ren
bab infer 9eadbar u. Slausbter, Der
beriibmte @ianrren unb SabafsbanoIer
cine 9roBeSenbung Der beriibmten Gens
tur1 Sabrbunbert) SabafS eriu lrtet.
Oieies rilhmlidft befanate Sraut 1T
betanntlib in 5 unb To- Dollar Sfoten
pe,paft. Sie gBelt idreitet bOrtpdrts
uno oas ySabrbunoert &raut" rilft crit
beran, pdbren6 bas 10 Sabrbnneert
idon leinem @nbe entge9en gebt.
E Sentc Worsen sescn 9 ubr
na9te Elm Sitter bonn b0bmiidsn Salbs
sirfeI, WitslieO Der iid unerfreulid Der.
,nebrenben 3unft Der 9angfinser einen
flbnen 8riff in Die Saffe zines am
Marttbnule itebenoeu Wannes unO
practictrte oeilen Safdenbpd, wel9es
Dem 8ernebmen nod 5 1000 entbielt,
nit bieler 9eihiflibfeit beraus. Der
uuaIa6li6e Beutelfdneioer bemerfte
aoer in ieinem @ifer nid,t, iuie i'm oas
i9arfe gluse zines 9febenltebeneen BET
feinem @eidafte beobabtete. SObalo
er itb in Den beeebrten8efb 9eiebt bate,
luuroe er erfabt, riS iib atpar tp;eSer los,
ipuroe abcr in @ollese 3Wii9enunton
uno Gburcb BON ieinen 8erfoIgcrn err
elf un6 bieies Nfal felter 9epaft.
Squire g8ilfinlon, Dor Den er unter sabl
reider 8e9Ieituus gefiibrt luAroe, ianOte
Jpn mad SO. Cider.
re- Ser nm 9Hitternat1t f1lliae
Bug bon 2ouispiIe traf UNI Il Stunoe
gu ipdt bier elm. Ser Nufentbalt paroe
6aour9 peranlaBt, baB i'm GrpreBiua<
gen Seuer ausbra9. Ser Dug battle
eben GotplettS Citation palIirt, als oas
6euer entbe6t tpurbe. Sa6elbe pnroe
iofort geI0ldt, bod mar Der S8a9ell
tart bei6dbist. Sn 8oiuling @reen
muB ten Die n6tbigen Teparaturen oors
genommen tuer6en.
% Seute Wfor9en mtbbanbelte Elm
ipeiBer Burlbe bon ettua II Sabren
einen 3egertnaben bon ettua Ii Sab
rem in ocr glGbe 6es Circus unb bers
munbete ibn nit einem Nfe6er i'm Sc
ii1t unb am Nrni, 70 baB arStli9e Sulft
berbeigebolt peroen nuBte.
~ Giro uit, Court. llntel
Ben 6auen, Die beute mor9en in oieie1
court berbanbelt ipurben, fino nur oil
folgenoen 8emerfensmertbe: 81. g
Balentine bs. 6. 3. Stepbenion, @b.
miit. lebterer tpurbe sur 8esablung De
berflaaten Summe bon 1925 uni
3inien un6 Soften i'm 8etrase boz
$225.57 berurtbeilt. @li5a Sloan
bs. 8. 9. Coleman tuurbe eritere
$500 suselpro6en.
~ Criminal Court. Oa.
@erh0r Der 3eueen in Dent Sale be.
Sle9ers 8ad. Bo1b, bes Morbes Be
farbi9en Biltant an9efla9t, nabm moo
9eitern ben 9anaen sfadmittag I'M
einen She'll bes beuti9en Sormttta9
meg, nm 124 ubr iuurbe Der Sal De
Geidworenen iibergeben. 8oDo mir
I iuabrideinIi6 freiseiproden tueroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Npbert sSeitn,iiaer

empftebit rid Ieinen Trelnee nnS Befannte, foIuie
BEN Observation-Disclosures YubIitum ais seb0ri9 qnnIiz
iisirter s o il # Ter fur ben sIften 8e5rt BON
Oapibfon 9alntu, umfafisuo has 9ebiet Der Staot
staibuiIs. Grperipri9t eepthsnbafte Seiorsnns pom
Golettionen II. T. 10. oaa13ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
\ PRocfAMATieNdiBY THE
] ] ! GoyERNoR. | ia =
STATE OF TENNESSEE, D
"a Executiye Department.,
GNaShvffle SeDternFta. 18th 1877


WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out OF the agitation of the
subject.oftlae approaching Municipal
elections to eomesoffithe ensuing fall
andewinter, in the several cities and
towns of-this State; and whereas, a
controversy has actually arisen in,
two or more cities: as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
antl.who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges ard Clerks of
said elections; 5a.s . i,1 . ss ,s.sa2
Now; therefore, ], WmL1AM G.
BKowNLo " Governor Of the State.
Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties impoged upon. me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioper of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the Qualified
Voters1iniall Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates Of
registration, land who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is. a
part and parcel Of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee and all elections
held in violation of said law are null
and void, and of no effect whatever
[ In testimony whereof, ] have
hereunto set my official. Signature
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, a
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day of September
1867. w. G. BRowNLow.
Blythe Governor:
h''l7 A!nJ. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
Sept. 1sffl month azsaBss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Ssreitaa. ben Is. Oftubtr 1861.

nener 9ln5ei9en
i'm beutigen 8latte.
u SerbF< Sreiftbiefen bes Sfaibpiue
@@uBen> Sereins.
p sfeues 8beater. Mfaribau unb
0osle's Mitaoo @eiellidaft bon
Sapaneien.
81 sc. 8Ium, SpradIebrer.
A. glotis fir Sauseieentbumer.
s. Masinlep, @arrou U. Cos. sro<
Ser 8ereiniqter Circus.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

~ Seute Morsen lntBbanbeIte elm
ueiBer Burl6e bon etipa II Sabren
einen 3egertnaben bon etna 13 Sab
rem in Der Mdbe bes Circus uno ber@
mun6ete i'm nit einem Nfel1er i'm Sc
ii9t unb am lrn,, 70 bab ar5tlide Sulfe
berbeigebolt tperoen muBte.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
johnson and EtherIare,

We copy The following extract Sf the yssy 81.
qnent speech of Col. w. n. Bilbo from the n ssl.
vile Press and Times II AttaA
ANpREw yoHNsoSs AID EMERSON ErHERfDeEs
F4f kECoRps 81 EEfa tsk
Thus far We have demonstrated thai the great
doctrines Of constitutional liberty advocated bv the
National Republican party, and embraced in our
two first propositions we're advocated by Washing
Ton, Adams, Jackson and Lincoln; also, the insti-
gators and their accompices Of al the reasonable
rebellious anterior 10 that Of 1862 were those be-
longing 20 associations party called Democrats.
Again IL is a remarkable fact that these wicked
men have RtsmpIed 70 justify their treason under
the plea Il tsc soUsreig1 or reserred rights Of the
STATE TIE rebelons Of Washington and Adams
were supfressed by party then called Federal or
Rspublfcsn-thAt Of South Carolina, in 1882, BY
pssfy called Wing under the leadership Of Daniel
Webster and Henry Clay, aided by chat portion Of
the party called JRoksoniaB, in cOntradisincton 10
tho State Rights Democracy, under the leadership
Of Mr. Calhoun.
It is solemn truth Of history that the Republic
can party, whether called Federal in the days Of
Washington and Adams and jackson, or Whig du-
ring the existence Of Clay and Webster and since
their death never advocated in speeches or national
platforms the doctrine Of Stats Rights as expound-
ed by the Democratic party, but inyhriably de-
nounced il as revolutionary and treasonable.
Again, Il Is solemn historical truth that since
the days Of platforms the Wing or Republican par
~, In every platform from 1870 to 1850, have as
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
THE KNOXVILLE WING.
Knoxville, Tenn, July 8, 1857.
The State Guards.

The kebel-C conservative newspapers Of the State
are controlled and edited to great extent by men
who were in gaerrilla- bushwhacking commands
during the war 1t is not surprising therefore that
such journals, edited by such men, should make war
on and Islander the militia. Of the State All man
ner Of outrage and lawlessness has been charged
upon TIE State Guards, y when in reality but one
act has been done by any one of them on which
even rebel can found the shadow Of complaint.
We refer 10 the killing of the notorious guerrilla
Brown.
No soldiers we're ever in Tennessee, Union or
rebel who wero kept under as strict discipline a.
the State Guards are and there has never been a
company or squad Of soldiers ia Che State whose
conduct hss been less Objectionable All these facts
are known to the Conservative liars VINO write fcs
newspapers snd stand on the street corners Of Knox
vile cursihg Brownlows militia and slandering
them.
Mr.. Swinton, the special correspondent of the N
Y. Times now travelling in the South writes 10 that
journal from Bristol, Tenn concerning the stories
Of outrages by q Brownlow's militia which have
made prominent feature in the Democratic papers
for some time
And in this connection must say a word in con-
Gliding this letter touching the conduct Of Brown
lows militia here, aboat which false report, which
have never seen contradicted, Was promulgated
some time ago. There is a company Of the militis
enoamped at mile from the town it is full COM
pany, and consists Of seventy-fve white man and
ibirty-fve blacks, under Capt Grisham, The report
was that they bad beer kicking up great rev
heresbouts. Now have seen good deal Of the
Captain and kis company, and have talked with the
people Of the town about them, and there is not a
rebel in the place who can say that the men have
behaved otherwise than with perfect deceney, pro-
priety and good order since they came here three
weeks ago Indeed, there is not person in Bristol
who does not bear cheerful witness to their excel
lent conduct The Captain is a peaceable good
nstured, sensible fellow, though be did make rather
a fool Of himself the other day in summoning three
Justices Of the Pence 10 come TO camp and decide
between a and his wife in some family row
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03

AN exchange says that prominent Mis-
sissippians are taking measures 10 purchase
q home for DAVIS. Tvs contributors to
this fund viii not show their appreciation
of rebellion and treason, but of wickedness
and heartless crime There are now in
Mississippi thousands oS women and chill
dren made homeless by this man DAVIS, and
are this day without food, shelter, or cleth
ing. The defiant sinfulness of y PROPOSE
ton from Mississippians to furnish brown
stone front and Turkey carpets to such a
man at such time is appalling.
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Tht 8uuxuiIIs #hia,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY BRowNLow g. HAws.
Term. Of subscript,or

Terms OF Subscription.
ONE VAR, payable invariably IN %
SIX MONTHS, 90
No subscription VIII be received for less PsFed han So
RonftS- !
Remtanoes be made through the Post once at the risk
the Publisher when the receipt Of the Postmaster taken
Orders for Of give Pest Once Co1n
~ ard State 70 which the paper has been and h to be sent
Rates Of Advertisers. la-s1
One square, ten lines NOnpare1, one insertion, "a 90
Each continuation Of same advertisement, 90
One square, six months, --s--.5 90
Liberal discounts viii be made 70 those who adTerfiss ~
orally. r-f
calls on persons become candidates viii be nssrted As
other Advertisements 10 BE- paid Tor invariably IN advance.
An advertisements which the number Of Insertions Il
marked viii be published FORBID, and charged accordingly
Advertisements viii be considered due when Inserted except
those with whom We keep regular accounts.
advertisement from distance will be inserted unless
oompanod by remittance except in where thu adYer
User Is known 70 Be punctusi- - - sazssf1 I
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
FARMTNe IMPLEMENTS.
GEO. s. RUBLE,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENT,
ALL OF
Agricultural Implements.

CONSISTING IN PART OF THE
~ following described articles
Threshng Machines Horse Powers, Clover Hulers Reap
and Mowers, Corn sbeers Seed Drills Patent Spinning
Wheels, Cider Mills Hay Presses Water Whtels Ples of all
descriptions Sukey Corn and Cotton Cultyator Corn and
Cotton Planters, Portable Grst Mills, Hay Eakes and
Hand Looms -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
KINGS AMERIO4E
sIDE-oPENING MOVABLE COMB
BEE HIVE.
Pateaied 0aebT ioa, lse5.

and remUusrsve wsi small capital thaa any other
raj occupation. tns#
have also the Bee Keepers Text Book, which has been
thoreughy revised and mnch ussfni nformAoa added
Illustrated wih engrsyBes aAd i ecnlplets
reference ali subjects Of practical bee tufare with
irectons for the managsnt Of sss during every
mouth the geaE 10 both aid mokabe comb hives
Any person wishing for Information relation % any Of
the Machines VIII receive printed pamphlets descriptive Of
them by Apply 20 me, either personally 81 By mail
GE0. s RUBLE,
Old oommissary, No. II aiarhet street, above 81,
mayl in Chattanooga. Team.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
. ~ 80 ssSsa
J REAPER AND MOWER.

RUSSELL'S REAPER AND MOWER.
This simple and compast machine, embracing al the
nexbnity strength aad durability requisite rt class
Machine. 10 lightly both 10 Reapns ard Moving
level ground, and cutting By astest test the dTat
is found to vary from 125 70 10 pounds A.
Would refer ali these wishing Information TO the following
named genemen who present Eeape trial. the
farm Arthur p Watkins near Chattanooga TenH, the
sth day July 1866 where Enss Reaper ore
rated With Others:
John +. pivine Esq Judgs r. 81 Hoo2, Il. - Hamilton,
u. =, J. Mccormick Bsg Chattanoogaf Tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01
FINANCIAL.

Money is without material change in Ne Y
York. There is an active demand from
brokers, which appears to be met without
much dfMeuify. Some of the hanks, however
are Law In resources while private Institutions
are lending freely. The current operations Of
the Sub Treasury are not likely to AFFECT the
market, as the Treasury, pending the making
mp OF its monthly accounts, is neither buying
Seven.thirties cor selling Five -twenties. The
movement o. currency Westward continues
apparently st about the rate of last week when
atout seven MILLIONS OF currency was sent to
the interior. A large proportion OF the remit
tances, however, was made In national bank
currency. VIII icht accounts for the fact OF the
decrease of Legal Tenders in the bank state
nent being less than was expected. The loss
of currency gone 10 the interior is partially
compensated by an excess OF about $1,000, ZOO
in the payments OF the Sub-Treasury over its
receipts during the week. the result being that
the loss of deposits by the banks Is about four
millions. The loss of deposits places the banks
In worse position for lending than at the
date Of the statement of the 2lst inst, the re-
duction in the loans being only S2,s75,3l6.