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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
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VIZ. q. BEowHLoW, GovHEHoE o. TnB SrATH
on TnSEEtHR. To Ar VINO SMALL ass b.
x fHhsH Observation-Disclosures y
VIZ HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN MADE
wv z known to me that A eertain Elias
Wells and jOhR Wells, charged With having
committed . foul aud atrociouS murder on
the 17d day Of JanunSy 1857, upon the body
n Thomas Denny, late Of oar eanniy Of
Ham;lton, has aed from justice and IL nov
running Al larT-.
Now ,hsrsfsrs, 1. W.. @. Brownlow, Cor
ernor 40 aiofssaidby viFsas Of the power and
authority IN ne vested, Dc hereby odsr . re-
ward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Two
bundiFd and Fihy d0llarf nE the arfest Of
either or them, 10 any perBon Or persenS who
may appfebshd the said Elias WsllB aad
john Wells and deliver them 20 the Sheriff
or JalOr Of our county Of Hamilton, In order
that iustice Ia thsi behalf mar be hAd aAa
erefatsd. &H' r1l
DEsenRrIox.-Ths said Elias wells IA
about IS yssra Of age. 6if feet four inches
high stout built, light blus Eyes, a large III
shaped mouth, nHth ihcIiHed.io Dnils When
spoken to, I, given to general dissipation,
when be 10 sItrtnsiy tecklsss and oTsrbear-
ing. The said John Wells 10 about 10 Or ~
years Of age, 6Te feet Eight or ten inches
high staot bnilf, hair. eyes ard eemple1ion
Of deeper eatt. They have relations IN North
Ia,lsTu Georgia. Worth cst,iins, sed Green's
county, Tenn, and friends In SsqaAtehis
Valley.
in testimony WksrsoL Z have hsreunio
set my hard and cAussd tho Great
n. a.1Ssal or ths Stststo BE- ahhxed a nash.
tillr, on The aoih dsy Of JaAuaFy,
1891. ~ the Gofefaof
". O. BR0WNL0W,
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$3.50 REWARD.

WHEREAS AN ATR0CI0US
w murder was committed on the
person Of AZ unknown stranger, by
cutting his throat from ear 10 ear
with . view, Ms is supposed TO rob
him Of his money, just outside tn"
limits Of the corporation of Knox
vile on the laat Tuesday night in
January past; And whereas there are
believed to be in that vicinity an or
ganized band of thieves and robbers.
Now. therefore, |, WILLIAM q.
BR0WNL0W, Governor Of Tennes.
see, BY virtue Of the power and Bu-
thority in mo vested do thereby Offer a
reward Of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS 10 any person or
persons who may dctectthe Anid mnr.
derer and deliver him to the Sheriff
of Knox County. Provided the EVIL
dencc be such 40 TO lead to conviction.
And IL it shall turn out that more
than one person was concerned In
the Aforesaid horrible murder = simil-
ar reward Of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS viii be- given for
each apprehension and delivery To
said Sheriff provided always that the
proof lead TO conviction and not
otherwise.
In testimony whereof I, w.
un q. BROWNLOW, Governor
L" - "
Of tho State aforesaid have
hereunto set my hand aud
RI. ST. CAUSED tho Great Seal Of the
State TO be affixed At tho
Executive Department In
Nashville, this tho l4th day
Of February A. d 1861. b.
By the Governor
W, G. BR0WNLOW.
A. y FLErcHER, Sec'y Of State.
feb2Zt5
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The War In south America.

We published yesterday batch Of interest,"
ing news from Brazil and Buenos Ayres relative
to the war going on between Brazil, with her
allies, and Paraguay. The dates are up to
August s. The old story is told of Brazilian
reverses, and there is no doubt that Paraguay
continues successful in her heroic resistance to
the empirs and its republican allies After
untold expense and the loss Of sixty thousand
men buried, Brazil is apparently as far from
conquering Lopez as ever. II Is not only the
brave old Dictator Of Paraguay and his brave
troops-very much fewer in number than their
enemy-.hat defeat the Brazilians, but the
country, the coil, the climate, the rivers and
swamps fight against them These latest &C
counts from the seat OF war represent the
Brazilians as having suffered terribly in con-
fict both with the troops Of Lopez and the
difficulties Of the country. Brazil had better
give up this unwise war, for every step she
takes she gets into greater difficulty. On her
part IL is simply q war Of ambition, and she
deserves the reverses she meets with. 1t is q
useless and cruel effusion of blood for an
unworthy object, and with no prospect OF
success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16
LARGE FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

Five Warehouses and n Row of Tenement
Houses DcstrOyed-LOss Estimated at
$4OO.OOO-Thrce Firemen Severely Injured.
CINCINNATI, Sept Is, 1867.
Fire broke out last night the block Of warehouses
on the corner of Sixth and Baymer Streets owned by
w. b Moore & Co., five OF which completely de-
stroyed. The total loss will probably reach $4,000
The principal losers are Spreen L. Co.. commission and
storage warehouse. $780, the Kentucky Tobacco
Works, owned by s. s. Newman, which contained q
large stock Of tobacco and grain deposited storage
100000; Emers stove sore. $4,000; George Leche's
bonded warehouse containing a largo quantity Of
whiskey, $4,000; United States custom warehouse
SIS, 900; Fowler Co g rectifyng establishment with
about eight hundred barrels Of whiskey, $40, 200;
Moore Co.'s lime store $4,000. Vessel, Moore
& Co., Fox. Thomas Co, and other parties in the
block lost property amounting to SIS 000 Henry Tib
betts sous, -four and commission on the corner
of Baymiiler and Hathaway streets, was partially
burned sustaining q loss of $4,000. Mr.. MoOre's
on the buildings will reach 500 900. which is fully
covered by insurance. Fowler Il Co. insured for
$4,000; the Other losers have very little insurance
A Of frame tenements adjoining were also de-
sroyed loss about $1,000 on which there is no in.
surance
Three aremsn were severely injured by falling wall.
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dred millions Of gold in the Treasury into
currency, and with that buy up Hve-twenties 81
the current market price, which Is about a hum
dred and fourteen! Are we bound to make these
hve-twenties par value in gold before buying
them up! Why should the people pay hun
dred in gold for every fifty or sixty dollars
loaned in paperi There is neither law nor
equity in such proposition. The masses Of
the people, whether democrats or republicans,
and least of all the democrats, will never con-
sent to the ruinous policy Of Chase, McCul-
loch, Jay Cooke and their partisans.
Popular sentiment everywhere is grow
ing nightly against this combination Of
politicians, national banks, bondholders, mono
polists, a moneyed oligarchy and corrupt
press We may learn from the utterances Of
leading public men Of all parties and Sec
tions-of such men as Butler, Pendleton, Thad
Stevens and others-which way the tide y
turning. We are on the eve, evidently, OF
thorough reform in our financial poicy-a
reform that will bury the bullionists Of the old
school and the moneyed oligarchy, and will be
based upon the interests of the industrious and
productive classes.
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At the same time it is wei known that the
blacks of the South were just as much rebels
as the whites. The whites fought for four years,
but they could not have done so without the
aid and assistance Of the three or four million
negroes who took care Of their families, worked
in the fields and raised provisions during their
absence at the war, or followed the army, dig
ging trenches, building earthworks, acting as
scouts and spies, and doing q great share of
the hardest work of active service. As the
war progressed and drew near its ter
mination the whites got tired of fight
ing, and, according to JEFF Davis, two
thirds of them deserted and returned to their
homes. The blacks remained true when the
whites thus fell from their allegiance, and were,
therefore, the worst rebels Of the confederacy;
yet, by miserable and contemplate trick, the
revolutonists of Congress seek to eniranchise
all the black rebels of the South and 10 dis
franchise only the white rebels, in order that
they may secure negro voting majority in the
Southern States.
AS we have said, the people are just begin
ming to understand the real objects Of the
republican leaders and are preparing to sweep
them from power. The overthrow in Caliior-
MIA, and the result nearly as disastrous, in
Maine, are only the foreshadowings of what
will follow in New York, Pennsylvania and
other States 1t is folly to talk of these popu-
lar revulsions as demo ratio victories. JEFF
Davis exploded confederacy might just as we'll
claim them as triumphs of tho principle of
secession. The old democracy and the old
confederacy were twin bro'he s, and both were
blu led by the surrender of Lees army beyond
the hope of resurrect on. These uprisings Of
the people are independent of all parties, and
they are designed to rebuke a set Of revolu
tionary leaders who have deceived the coun-
try; to denounce the distinction that has been
made between black rebels and white rebels,
and to defeat the conspiracy which seeks to
rule the nation by the corrupt aid of the
national banks and the united votes OF Puri-
tans and n ,groes.
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'cuuch IN u new hOA
Wendell Phillips has suddenly and q. mex
pectedly come out in a new role. Heretofoa. o
ms mind ran upon nothing but the negro.
C'u1ee was great and Wendell was his
prophet He has had, however, new dispen-
sation, in which he expresses himself more
nationally and soundly than when discussing
the inevitable negro. The finances Of the
country are beginning to claim his attention,
and his first utterances in this, to him, new
role, show that he is not in ell things the
extreme radical he has been heretofore repre-
sented. He will have nothing to do with the
underworkings of the Jay Cooke clique, or
moneyed wing Of the republican party, who
would take up Sultan Chase as our next Presi-
dent He Is opposed to the succession to the
White House Of the great Sardanapalus of the
Treasury, with his extensive harem, at the
capital. He would not subject the country to
the rule Of Jay Cooke and the tribe of financial
kings that Warwick Chase has created. Like
Ben Butler, Wendell Phillips is only radical in
some things His radicalism consists in his
advocacy of negro supremacy and his opposi-
ton to President johnson. On other subjects
he has his lucid moments and can discuss
them temporarily and sensibly. He now
comes out and insists that the financial obliga-
tons of the government be they what they
may, must be kept, and declares that that
party must 60 to the bottom that will under
take to skulk from the fulflment of those obi
cations under any pretence whatever. We
hail this appearance of Mr.. Phillips with Ben
Butler in new role as a healthful sign of the
timea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16
The PARAcUAYAN WAR.
By The ATLANTIC CABLE.

Success OF the Allied Forces-Cnpture Of
Corumba and Humaita Threatened.
LISBON, Sept Is, 1857.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived at this
port.
She brings the intelligence that the allied South
American forces have gained some recent advantages
over the Paraguayans.
Just before the steamer left the news reached Rio
Janeiro that the Allies had captured Corumba and
seriously threatened the strongly fortified position OF
the Paraguayans a Humaita.
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AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. Is, 1861.
IN. ns.roes will vote for the first time this State
r,a,,or vbeu the citizens OF Richmond viii me
nnss,on OF subscription OF g., 200 900 Chesa-
Colonel Mallory has returned from Farmvlle, where
he has been sgatng tue OF the at
that place HIS report embraces the facts hoss
sent 10 the press
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AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Sept rs, 1867.
General Gordon Granger arrived here last night tsKe
command OF his regiment
Judge Swsyne OF the United States Supreme Court 10
also here.
II Is understood that the military authorities will obey
the writ Of babeas corpus In the OF young Miken
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Legal Proceedings to be Commenced Against
Garibaidi by the Italian Government.
FLORENCE Sept. Is, 1861
The Italian government threatens to commence legal
proceedings against Garbadi II he in his prepa
ration for Q hostile attack upon the city Of Rome.
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FIRE IN A CARGO OR COTTON.

PRovDEScE, r. l., sept. ID, 1867.
The ship Kcarsarge from New Orleans for Boston was
towed into Newport Saturday afternoon oy me
steamer Pioneer from Gov Bay for New YORK, Win hre
IN her cargo Of cotton Tho ire has boon extngushed
after twenty -four hours labor The cargo Is pro0aotT
lot greatly damaged.
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FARRAcUT'S FLAG.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Arrival OF Farragut's Squadron at COpeu-
hagen.
COPENHAGEN Sept Is, 1861.
The United States squadron, Admiral Farragut in con-
mand, has arrived here
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: R A N c &.

Extension Of the Fortifcations Of StrnsburG.
PARIS, Sept Is, 1867.
The Notifications Of strasburg to be extended ana
strengthened.
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THEATRE COMIQUE 5l4 Broadway opposite St.
Nicholas Hotel-WHITE COrToS SHARPLEY's MINSTREL
AND VARIETY COMBINATION IN A LlGHr AND PLEASING
LNrERTASnEsr-RIcHARp No. III.
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BowERY THEATRE Bowery. near Canal street-sKI
or lCK-BRorHxR BILL AND MR
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS SIS Broadway opposite
the Metropolitan Hote'-iy ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN.
nrSTs, SINGING. DANCING AND BuRLxsauRs.-THE COMFY
Island FISHERS.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Nos . and 4 West Twenty
fourth street DIAvoLo-roo MUcH Poa Coon NATURE
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woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
site New York Hotel UNDER GAsLIeur.
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Arrest Of q Counterfeiter Of United
States Bonds.
Farragut's Squadron at CO.
penhagen.
Caribaldi Threatened With Prosecution bT
tho Italian Government.
IMPORTANT ARREST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HesAls.

Arrest mt the Hague of Man with Five Huu-
dred Thousand Dollars Counterfeit United
States Notes In his Possession.
THE HAGUE, Sept Is, 1867.
The police here have arrested man named Garder-
ser, who had in his possession I've hundred forged
one thousand dollar notes. which made here Sew
era bad notes OF the United States are ahoat
is supposed that the forssr has accompices in Other
places Europe and America The police are actively
engaged In tracing thp matter
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KELLY Icons MINSrRELs. 72O Broadway, oppo.
stc the New York HoteL-IN THEIR SoSes. DANCES,
BccENrRIc7IEs. BURIEsoUEs &o-SoUrHERN FLIRrATloSs
MIL TRoyAroRK.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway corner Of Brc
street-KIsG LEAR
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-Rp VAN wrrl..
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aOl Bowery.-CoMc
VooALisx NEGRO MNSrRELsY BuRLgsQuEs BALLET DIVER
TIssEMENr. &c.--SIx NIGnTs BOwERY
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EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. corner Thirty fourth
street and Eighth avenue.-ARr KERSs' Coinbin
Troupe-sivciSG DANCING BuRLEsauE AND PASroAinK
NYMPHs y THE CAM
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BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE. At Broadway-
BALLET, FARcK. PAsroMIMR. BuRLRsoUEs ETHIOPIAN,
CONC AND SENTIMENTAL VocALIsMs 6c.-THE AMERICAN
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY SCIENCE AND
ART. CARiNFT OF NATURAL HISTORY POLYTECHNIC In.
rTruIE DIS Rros lway-LEcrUREs DAILY. open from A.
N. til 10 OF Clock NJ
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Fourteenth street.-GARSp
JxHBTIoS NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL PRoDUors.
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HOoLEYs OPERA HOUSE BROOKLYN -HrHIoprAS
MNsrRELsr BALLADS AND observation-disclosures FoRT
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on property valued at over S4,00O.0O0
being First Mortgages on Real Estate IN
the city and county OF Philadelphia, ex-
cept S3l 62Us4 in the neighDorne counties, ., 80,
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"girdiug its loiu0r for the impending frav, and
all signs point to the TACT that this time Turkey
struck sympathetic chord as did that of Mis-
solonghi, and Il once more the Turk shall be
called TO face in battle the forces of civilized
and that II will end with quartering him some
where in Asia, where he came from and where
he properly belongs. Possibly, Napoleon NAV
fear that ms pet scheme OF the great Exhibition
may be spoiled or largely interfered with; pos
sibly he may attempt and succeed to postpone
the outbreak till after its close, but po3sibIy
also he may become compelled to have the con-
test localized TO Turkish territory. But let fhe
flames of general war rise bood-red i'm the East.
and no mar on earth can tell where they viii
not light for fresh prey. Whatever NAV be the
other results, the end of Turkey seems near at
hand ~ ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-01

Tne WORK BSfore the RecOn structtOn
O0AmmltIoe-Ihe "ishtN Way to no 1t.
From the Herald.
"0ld Thad Stevens" was set blck the other
day in the House of Representatives nv the
commitment of his bill to reorganiz. the Rebel
States to the Joint Committee of the two Houses
on Reconstruction. This COMMITTEE. thus
charged with this important bill, win, as we
learn, enter Immediately upon the preparation
of proper bill of reorganization, in view of\he
rejection of the pending Constitutional amend
ment by the uDreconstructed Southern States