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LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
CARD-Our sale on FRIDAY MORNING At O
o'clock, at the auction store, comprises large assort
ment OF carpets rich paroT suits, Ia satin brocatelle
plush, reps, and halr cloth; walnut and oak eide,
boards and extension dining tables walnut char1ber
SUITS finished In oil and vHrnsh; walnut chesnut ana
painted cottage chamber suits; elegant centre fables
with marble tops oak library tab es splendid dinner
service of French china SeYres china Sheffield paled
ware, library suits, sewing machines rosewood plano
fortes, secretaries and bookcases travelling trnS
cedar Chests mating china and glass ware Vases et
LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, ~
Also, 10 large French plate mantel mirrors.
Assoc do do do pier do II
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NJ EW BOOKS.

CECIL CASTLEMAINB's GAGE, AND OTHER
STORIES. BY Ouida, author Of "IdalIa," "strath-
more "Chandos" ''GranvilIe de vigne" etc. Re
vised for publication by the author. One vol l2mo
Cloth. Price, sI76.
HI HTART-BREATHINGS; OR, THE SOULS
DEsIRE EXPRESSED IN EARNEsTNEss; A
Series Of Prayers, Meditations, aud Selections for
"The Home Circle" BY $. p. Goodwin. vol. 1smo
Cloth extra, 20 cents.
COMING WONDERS, EXPECTED BETWEEN
1867 and 1875. BY the Rev. NJ. Baxter, author Of
THE Coming Battle" One volume l2mo, Neat
cloth slOO. nr.
PLAIN SERMONS ON PERSONAL RELI-
eIoN. by the Rev. q. W. Matt, late Rector of ST.
Andrew 3 Church. West Philadelphia. limo. Cloth.
NEARLY READY,
BRYAN MAURICE, THE SEEKER. BY REV.
Walter Mitch ell. One vol. limo.
These works for sale by Booksellers generally,
or sent by mall on receipt Of price by
J. B. LLPPINCOTT & CO.,
PUBLISHERS
NOS. 7I5 AND III MARKET STREET
52oa PHILADELPHIA.
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A., ooo eoD,oor sor For olher t,r,a accounts:
PY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. ITO Chez
ID NUT Street, above Eleventh street.

GLISH ENGRAVINGS,
On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings,
Ats o'clock, at the Auction Store No. lilo Chestnut
street will be sold, large collection OF choice English
Chromos and Steel Plate Engravngs, after Landseer
+ Herring, Turner, Wilkie, Martin, and others.
!. The collection will be open for examination on
Tuesday and Wednesday. [52s3t
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ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SERVICE.

At l O'Clock, will be sold, one splendid large
service. rs got
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r AIDES, SAVE YOUR CLOTH AND YOUR
i money by calling at Mrs GOBLES, No 1897
MARK EFT Street, and learn 70 cut your own dresses
also learn her new style OF Raised Worsted Work
Dresses, Basquesl ETC., IN one hour
Agents wanted. bl5 lm4p
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LARGE PERFNIPToRY SALE OF FRENcty A MI
OIHER EuROPEAN DRY fnnhs k.nc ~ AN1


June . tio o'clock, VIII be sold, by catalogue on,
tour months credit about ZOO lots OF French TSi
SeT@9qn, ana British % Dry Goods embracing full
Worsleds, woOllens. linens aud cottons " 9f
N. B.-Go0ds arranged for examination ana cata
iosues ready early on morning Of sale. T6 81 6t
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SAMUEL c. FORD q SONS, AUCTION EERl
y No. 127 S. FOURTH Street.

Sales OF Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc., at Phila
delphia Exchange, every Friday at IL o'clock, noon
Our sales are advertised in all the daily and severa
of the weekly newspapers. by separate handbills Of
each property ana by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand Of which will be issued on wednesday pre-
ceding each sale.
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T0HN b. MYERS Co, AUCFTONEEEc
y Nos. 282 and 2S4 MARKET Street. '-A-IsS
LARGE PoSITIYEs ALE OF oARPETINos c,cDv.
TON TON MATlINGs. ETC. 'OA''

soSr May FL At II O'clock win be sold BY catalogue. on
me and tine ingran Dutch. hemp, list cotaSe snd
rug ceIpetlngs. etc. embracing choice ~
superior goods which may be OF
morning OF sale, S'''y un tno
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r NJ. GUMMEY 4 SONS, AUCTIONEERs
- No, SOS WALNUT Street 'OA' '1isAso


REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND sEfyTTE, r-rrH., . ~
Lac PHIl.ADELPHIA EXOHA E9E a
1na nanuDnis 1 oi eaeh properly issued separately
tull descriptions of property to be Sold az sis III
ual list OF property contained I'm ouI eai . .
ter, and offered at private sale -1'-'e nsskia-
Sales advertised daily In all the daily neUanaDar
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FORTES. MIRRORS, CARPETS PLATED WARE,
TRUNKS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
At O'Clock at the auction store No, 1IIO Chesnut
street, viii be sold, large assortment OF superior
household furniture from families declining house
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE e, STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
On Friday, May 81,
AT IL o'Slock az the EXchange, VIII inclqde:-
shares southwark Railroud Co.
3Oi shares Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad Co.
800 shares Susquehanifa Canal Co.
300 shares Hestonville Passenger Railway Co.
5000 Susquehanna Canal Co.'s per cent. Coupon
Bonds.
For other accounts.
Sll coo Camden and Atlantic Railroad Co u % Mort
gage per cent, Bonds interest April and October.
ELEGA Nj COUNTRY SEAT, = acres at Olney
TNenty-second Ward. lately the residence of Or.
William Camac. Large stone house, 20 rooms sta
bling tenant house, green houses bowling alley ETC.
shTubbery.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TRIANGULAR r LOT
Passy unk road and rweh street, 1lS lI inches
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, s. Broad street.
below McKean street, ~ eet by 26j feet to so feet
street.
LARGE AND VALUABLE Bull DING LOT, N
Il. corner OF Ninth and Mexican streets, 06 feet on
Ninth street las feet inches Mexican ST. 70 255t
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES
AhA YELLING BAGS, STRAW GOODS, ETC,
- -, On Tuesday Morning,
June 4 VIII be sold. 10 O'clock by catalogue on
lSuL months credit, about 1870 packapeq boots
lactuTe. ' ~ NNA9'SA" manu-
the morning ofsale 'SN'9 Gs % y ~
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AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITuR
B: SCOTT, yr.! VIII give his personal atenfis
OF parties removing or breaking up honsekeepinr n
the most favorable terms. - y
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AUCTION SALES.

BALMoRALs ErC - DIV 'A'A''''
On Monday morning
June 3, commencing at 10 oolook ,vo .,t,, -, IN,
catalogue, for cash mems boys ana yon,bs
Boots 5hoes Brogans; BalmOrals, etc. Also
mlssesi and children's wear, embracing brine and
1esihpe % assortment OF goods from city and Featern
msnufacturers, TO which the attention OF the tade a
called " '' ~ y e1e ~ :, -
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G.e Doc EAX,

NE. IoIroa Your editorial reference to
tbs Na., lax On Dc. ~ last, contained
ali ina.r.racy that las le,l noticed BIZ q
a number Of person, and brpall. TO my
attention several times. TOu stated that
THE whole dog tax, coloctabie ana uncol
Iectahic !or the present year, is 11.' ioU
meant, ! presume ,iut tbs balance We. UG.
paid was about that sam, which at TIA: time
was nearly correct The Dox Tax FOR the
year 1855 @m9uu,cd in gross to Sz,09o.50--
Daducliug thereivom the coat of assessing,
COLLECTING, GisLursinc and the iasulyencigg
estimated at Say $3.50, the available fund for
the year would be about $l5ij. OF this
sum 926.l0 has been paid over by The col
iectors, leaving say tf-0 noW-to collect or
pay over by them, The fund Of 1868, as
above exhibited, does not differ materially
from that Of ahy other ycar, that is to say:
,here is abont $l600 or 1900 available Tor
sheep every year undcr The present law
The present deficit Of the fund as com
pared with tho amount Of sheep awards or
lie is occasoned by the late high prices Of
sheep in part, and in part by the application
to the Public School Fund of The county,
under provision Of the present Dog Tax
Law. Sl025 have been paid over to that
Fund since l-t0. There are many more
sheep kept, and more killed than formerly,
and owner. are now more particular to have
them appraised probably. DURING the i've
years succeoding the passage OF the tlrst Dog
Tax law-ir0m 1904 10 Poo, both inclusive
tho awards amounted in the aggregate TO
SIZE, the smallest amount for one year
Icing S 1919, and the largest to Gl18L3j.
In 1865 alone the amount Will not fall short
of $500 and the indications are that for
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A special Washington despatch to the
n. Y. Times says that the Hon. Mr.. Morris,
former member of Congress from Illinois,
and other prominent politicians Of that State
intended to meet on Thursday last at Spring
field, llls, to consider proposition to nom
mate General Grant for the next Presidel-
tial term, and have invited leading Demo.
Gratis to join them.
On the 23I instant a gang Of Cinnamon,
who were working on the Pacific Railroad,
in California, wera buried under q snow
Sstits, aud five Of them persisted,
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Us E',e Government Of car state
Republican

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TOWN GOSSIP.
REPORTED TOR THE c-CiL WIG.

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thine, eyr,n, tho c,,or.,a. 70 o,,r,nt ,hci,
attention from evil :, :. , s,tiac, ~, ,.r,In.
a.ion tia. their condition is ns rood ~ i
Is. We have no rna5;,rr,o, y, c;ro,,a,;,r
library, no course Of lectures. Added TO
;hese, there IS a rrawki'h continent lar.e]y
prevalent tha. while they Do not comsail
murder. or theft, Or outrage, people are not
bad. Consequently pnthinGing Young men
and few are otaerwiea--do not realize thu.
mouy things ere as sinful as they really nye
Ibey seldom hear them severely condemned
outside Of the pulpit; and even there j: is
getting 10 Re very Vulgar TO call things By
heir names. Pride rustles her fna silks,
aoar9hes her featbcrs, aud hroadclo'h aud
?inchback iegclry IN the church unrebubed
Drunkenness, Pro4'Gac: AMI EHtortion are
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Tho United stntes genator.

On thu 18th Of this moa;l, il co'nQ,;anca
with q law Of Congress, The Legislature Of
his State is required to elect g United States
senator, in place Of Hon. J. a. j. Crosweil,
and there is great deal Of discussion among
he democratic or secession organs of the
State Is to who shall he Mr. Creawcl's sue.
:essor. The political ,nouutebank and dem.
agogle, Thomas Swarm, finds few Friends
,mong that class, and rs fair specimen O.
he estimate placed upon him by the party
70 whom he looks for promotion, as the re-
ward OF an apostate, We saLjoin the closing
paragraphs Of an article from The Cea'feoti,e
Observer, q thorough Eastern Shore demo.
cratic paper:
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NJ. Acbley. Of Ohio, viii introduce a
bin, on Monday next, in Congress, for the
impeachment OF President johnson.
The Maryland Court of Appeals meets
on Thursday, 9Th inst. Cases from Wash.
inaton county arc first i'll order
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CGNsssE e,E, 6TTDX.

FIRST Er7,ts.--or hcsr2pAy rsssd'nH
renman,nir, CnoEraPry Ensai C}ra:1n1&:, Ltc:.
don Mathcant.:s Arithmetic, NeQta. Arithmetic
Cfcs,i.s -f.atn Grammar, Greek Grammar.
SECOyO CT AS9.-EAgijst--feu ena !ins.
TcrIish Crarnn1ar Geography, Universal 2ia:DIv,
Nook .kceping Rhetoric, .fFbnys, Deel.na:i.' -
acknowledgements, I9rt. arithmetic, A!Sr
"a IG1,s;t;-Lat1 Reai,- OF Historic Sara, Casa
,,s;uraI s.;enca- Physiology phyaica. GoosfaPhy
h.iural PhiIoaoYhy
THIRD GLASS -F-7fSf--HiatoTT q. f7G.3nf
STATES. Natt.riqii,s-Aizeb lison9.ry: IriSo.
por1etry Na!gra, Se;ence- -'aturll PHILOSOPHY.
ast-orG,nv Chemistry ClaS'i-5 -Sa!ll7., Virgil Of
Ovid, Latin Tutor, Greek Reader or Groca Mlhorr,
Aenophon's Anabasis.
Board Of Comn1ssiouara Public SchoAa.
WA. TORSERT, Secretary. lSopt@1, lsbo-n
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.,l&o%5 hG;nr a,'- so:. WIZ l..- e.' r'sa." :
: ue hem 49, SOON 49, ,-s''= 10 / ,s.5f. l5.L. -
~ V.4 1JJ..5 up - H. .,..s.
ii. LIETl.FniAr.
E.kt1n, Jan ,l2-Z, ...aU.I..,-.,y
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C&A&E0Hn.-SnHdav, Dec. seth, last. IN
E.hoa. LA7G U&JwE, daughter OF Jas.
). and AE#A n. CnAwEOED, .el yeag3,
mCnhs and IS days.
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IRON STONE CEMENT.

FOR ROOFING WALIIN(r, MAKING 4 ROOF.
fFLOOR OR WALL entirely NeterProof as vol
rs RatProof; is everlasting, easy applied, requr-
ing no mechanical ingenuity TO mako or apply it,
This Cement resists hea. and cold cfeCtually aud
IL warranted 10 neod no rspalriug; costs less than
acy known Roofing or WaiIing Aul would be cheap
al h., price 81 ordinary materials used for those rur
County Rights in Pennsylvania, Nov York and
maina Favo been sold as high as $500.
As-For oonsy hgn1 sn % la9'f , 1 iof mann
featuring and us,s g, apply 81 me Hhg ONCE EEsoh
Dec J. fsG6-tf
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IIr aaava, nesting or Inc stockholders {
The PhIaieipaia, Wilmington and Bal@nor,
Railroad Company, and IN election OF Di
rc2:ors, will take nlaco a. the office of The
company in Wilmington, on the l4;a Oi
January, inst. st . clock r. Il.
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Mr.. Stevens is preparing some import
ant reasnroS to bu introduces immediately
on the assembling Of Congress. they look
to radical changes in both Executive and
judicial quarters. The recent decision OF
the Supreme Court in regard to military
trials, together with the report of other in.
portant decisions shortly 10 follow, in which
i is alleged they intend TO declare several
laws now on the statute book demonstration,
al, hare produced feeling OF alarm. Sev-
eral able jurists in both Houses are seriously
considering tho proprioty of Congress tax
ing immediate action to avert serious dangers.
lie President is said to nave conferred with
= ut the Judges of the Supreme Court
sever. -o.ttioas assumed By Con
in regard to inu = States. When
gress toward the Soqtne,.. South
he announced to the Commission tro...
Carolina, Mr.. Weathorby, tina; the Sapreme
oour. would declare tho Amendment IN
constitutional, he is thought to have SPOKEN
by the card.
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A vYGra GrSssa tie wise.

AN advertiser, renting he amount Of bis
bill, writes as follows:
II wish to continue NY advertising in Tie
Wig At The advanced rates, as find it pays
at cuy price. Gud business constantly in.
creasiog, by sel}jae goods for cast and I'D.
cartiyi4g ja{:cjougly. I.wiah You success ia
raising he standard Of Tie Hhiy."
The gentlemen from whose lotter we cx-
tract the above, leads the mercantile bust.
ness in his line ia this county, and speaks BY
the book.
Merchants who sell for cash are always
free from pecauiary embarassmtnts and
ready to take hold Of their business aud
push it before Them while those who pur.
sue the crodi. system are constantly harrass
ed in mind and iojy.
4 eoa4t.y retail dealer, who conducts his
business on the credit plan, resembles a man
beset by enemies, vino attack him in front,
flank and rear; anl unless he has oZtraor
binary recugeratiye powers, he is forced TO
succumb.
Ii an enterpriling business man, who is 8
stranger, would come to El4;on and ostab
lish an assorted retail store, and co1ino Lis
operationastrictly TO rGsb, he could make a
fortuno. We have heard this opinion given
by several business nen. Not because We
haven't shrnde business men among our
merchants, bu. they have fallen into the
credit system, and think they can't come
D /
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Swann's chances, as they deserve 70 be,
appear very slim. The Eastern Shore mem
bers, we hope, to man will fight against
the repeal OF the Law which assigns one Sen.
ator from this par. Of tho State, and by their
combining with the members from the West
era counties, We think they will hold the
power in their own hands. Any party that
confdes in Tom Swami is sure to be deceived
and we have no objection to our Old enc
mics being victimised in that way, but Swami,
in his utter disregard and defiance Of law in
his efforts to force himself into the United
States Senate, as we'll as being unfit for the
position, would disgrace the State. The
dem ocratic party are greater fools than VIC
take than for, If obey don elect one OF
their ovn men Of the stricteat sect. Their
political faith is, the devils monk, or that
slavery Is divine right. But such traders
as Swami practice upon the theory that
"when tho devil was ssct trs devil monk would hos
Bat ahen the d vii VAt Ss!t dcy.. i Ak na4 Ha'
We link we are tolera5ly safe in predict.
ing that the FIVE men bers from Cecil will
stand by the law as it now N'i'ts' dividing
the Senators between the Shores, an. "
going against Swami to the las. man and
last dollar, " 70 use a hackneysd phrase.
If they don't they needn't expect political
tayors from either party in this quarte. again.
----- e<-s $50
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REV. W, Il. Mtanru>, the blind Episcopal
Clergyman. enter jns some hope Of rccorer.
ing hts sight. Eminent oCul SIG haYo in
formed him taNt 50 nIny are the new iaciij.
ties 10. gS2ri.'ng ths eye, that, ia their
opinion, double operation nno1 tac right
cTo woG.i enable bin not only o Distinguish
objects, but, parEags read cJaysriype, Re-.
Ir. Il. t.,ent2 going to Eorone in the
spring. 0 consular 5,nIst al Berlin, whose
reputation, ia bat specially, is world vide,
D.. H"5aau' rageata t3rasH5 resided in
this county, AMI rgis.i?s5 9. lis still live
here, we believe, Ii WAS originally con.
aoo.e3 with tho Il. z. Church, and has
preached in E.1loa once Of .wlcoi but dar,
ing the pas year he b,s Joined tho Protest.
~, G.iacoga. church, lie was CHAPLIN 10
Congress totsc rgr.l .oars, ana is e4taas;yoly
known % "a author, and pulpit orator.
SOLDIERS OeruAHs..-S;nac the pul,;ca.
lion Of cur Notice to Soldiers Families, :"
gro weeks ago, W have received a.l.ca.
don. 'aY the admission Of ;ute c';,.ran to
He Onion Orphan Asylum, and acVccA, oil.
e. SILL. aronaoy soor be made.
Fo Uo@ come 70 ,ao i>yvl and henuvo.aa,
peor'a Of Cecil, as5..s ihao % aiI IN sup,
porting tvs Institution. Wore than el"c
Turing liz "ar ~ appealed ro you io- help
lor out E.c'k aGi wounded so.@'e.a, and zen.
a.oas hears ana willing Lauds uyerr youi,
ed 10 tie ca.s. Tie fathers ere dead: they
re t.... yves 20 saw. Our country, am
DYING LEFT their !lt.s ores a. p ,as'c9 70 us.
shall VIC rea ,tct 80 Hatr-d Q trGst? VIII
not many, yn'g che'r.u.!y lss.o~ . Ea"
] aGT 81 ,'.lt on the Epl..rrS. Grrnr.EI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-05

Snow fell in Galveston (Texas) on We'd
nesday last, the FIRST in seven years.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-21

CoNPTKoELERe OTFICE,
Nashville, Tenn August IA, 1857 !
IL tie Revsaus Offers Of De STATE, and % a" whom

CoxPTKoELER's OFFICE
Nashville Tenn August IA, 1857
To TIE Rersaus Offers Of dc State, and 70 a" '''''
Il may concern:
To the Legislature that meets on the hrss Mon
dav in October next it viii be my duty to present
: fnu statement Of the financial condition OF the
Stste. and as wish 10 present report that viii
NOT srepresent the financial resources Of the State,
take this method of calling on ali Tax Collectors
who have failed to settle their accounts in this Office
for the Tax of the years 1866 and 1866, to make
that settlement Immediately, at fartherest BY the
10th of September next
The Clerks of the Courts are very respectfully
requested to send to this Office, in all cases where 1t
is practicable the semi-annual statement required
by law to be made on the let of October, few days
before the last of September, so that may get that
statement in my Report. In every case let the
money accompany the statement.
The attention of Foreign Insurance Companies
is called to the law requiring semi annual state
ments to be fled in this Office and tie payment to
the State of bonus of 81 $50 for the privilege OF
doing business in the State.
Express Companies are hereby notified that the
law of 1866, requiring each Company to take out
license from the Comptroller pay bonus to the
State of 81 1000, give bond, Sc, must be complied
with.
Banks doing business, and subject TO the law, are
requested to comply, Immediately with its require
ments G. w. BLAcKBURS,
Comptroller.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-21
One Of Andy's DOgs.

The Washington City Intelligence rares
and foams and heaps curses loud and deep
on the Tennessee Unionists because Rad
ical Legislature has been elected. There il
nothing surprising in this. The IntelIigeh-
Ger is the Presidents Organ, receives his
or the peoples money for supporting the
Conservative party, wears collar on which
is inscribed A. Johnson's Dog" and barks
because Tennessee hasa Legislature which
will not elect the President to the United
States Senate. Being a mercenary, dishon-
est, bribed rascal himself, the editor of the
hteliigeRcer cannot appreciate the course
Of the honest people of Tennessee who want
no Office, whom gold cannot buy and who
are alone governed by their countrys in
terests. Poor Andy He can never again
sit in the Senate as Tenncssees Representa-
tive, and poor Iateliigeneer can receive no
government pap after Andy retires, on, the
4th Of March year, 10 resume bis old trade
at Greeneville.