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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
Of %. and the Union Prac.

reported n contrib Of %, and the Union fI rae
teal Bouse Painters $50 for the same purpose letter
Oswego represented the ship carpenters there a.
having gone into cooperation as means OF redlicIus
their hours of labor 10 eight day Like action mas Deen
taken by the shp-buder9 Of Buffalo Mr. Robert Grove
invited the WOrhDgmens Union 10 attend the lallois
that the Workingmen's Union send two delegates 10
the Chicago Labor Congress- and that they De elected al
the next stated meeting of the Union Mr. John Clarke
called attention TO a meeting, to he hed NJ NO Zoi BOW
cry on Thursday evening next Of the New orh WORK
ingmens Cooperative Store Company, ana mN1eu al
worklngmen TO attend
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A W0MAN.-Mrs. Mar
garet Holmes who resides at No 275 West Thirty ninth
st. came before Justice Dodge the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning and stated that on the
prevousevening between and Oc0ckas she was pass
ing through West Thirty fOurth-st. near lleNembd'e
she met party Of young men, about II IN nhne NHo
seized her and fOrciby carried her into umDcTyard
by where four Of them successfully violated her
person. the others mean holding her. and sitting her
cries by placing their hands upon her NOUN ana threat
enng 10 kill her IL she did not cease her resistance ~
last her cries attracted the attention or MI tisth
Petit, who 10 her assistance, when me funahs ne
came frightened and ran away. The woman was sc5lro
y able 10 reach her home. Officer Paul Reder oi te
search the ruians and finding the party IN the
vicinity of Thirty thrdst succeeded IN arrcstE one OF
them, who his name ~ Christopher Murray. me
remainder OF the gang escaped. Yesterday hl0rn1S'
while the examination OF Murray progressing. two
Young men came into the Courtroom 10 see the prisoner
and Mrs Holmes Immediately identified one 0f them as
being one OF the who first seized her lie WIS unlne-
diaely arrested and gave his name as VIM Dwyer Both
prisoners say they II years ot age, ntNes oI NV
York and reside at No. $50 West Twenty Ncntlsi
Murray says he - moder by trade ana Dwyci cbI. 10
he ''helper a foundery in Twenty iXth-si. Mrs
Holmes OF age and the mother OF -FOUR chi-
drcn She severely injured by the treatment s
received as scarcely to be able 10 stand while GIVING hr
testimony Both the prisoners were committed III deiaut
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
THE DEATH or COMMISSIONER BEEGEM

On account of the absence from the city OF
Commissioner Manicrrc there meeting yesterday
of the Board OF Police Commissioners. 10 take action IN
view of the death Of Commissioner Bergen The fo,oW-
ing general order issued b. superintendent Ken
nedy: ,,-. po,,.,,
No. $40 MrLBERSNsT r.. NFU-l YORK. july ~ Is!1'.
Grx ORpFBNo @-Capt - - rreend ne , I1.ni5 ~
Of John g. Bergen who expired a. q ~ on
Ia making this announcement 10 proper aa'oh saoa"
and Treasurer Of the Board Of Metropolitan ohee M
f, vih ug1shd ability fahflnss, and INDUSTRY 10 'e
hv euiite gratefully remembered by every member 81 we
ce The funeral vii take place az his axe lenSe ~ 20
morrow afternoon conformity with bis request no display OF we
force will ACCOMPANY these services The u nag VIII ne Isei
hair each ds7 until The intern 'nt i4hes pace 4
liz officers Of the force will usual badge 81 mourning for %
d1ys JOIN A. KENNEDi Superintendent
NSpecial meeting of the Board Of Metropolitan Fire
Commissioners was held Yesterday 10 take acton on
the death OF Commissioner Bergen. MessTs Siu,i'
Able, Galway and Wilson were present Inc iIosuSn
Mr. Shaler announced the object az the m'cting ~
following preamble and resolutions were submitted by
Commissioner Wilson aud adopted ,,5
U1o,rs information has been communicated 10 ms 'a h a
Police; rhd,a the long peEo Of service and The Hsss
public position occupied by The deressed renders appropriate 40
" sympathy lie part Of tls Board theole, uc = 10th
Rs0d That this Board has hca,h "si pooul feefe' 81 ~
o The Hon John Police Comm event Hbch ua
be regarded public calamity; vhcLeOy our .e' are
services thfl ard upright officer and ne Board Of Ponce OF I"
hgh minded houorlhle, and efficient assoca.e . 90,
Rsod Tia, marx q respect, ibis Board 1 attend ihe in'a
bd Tha, copy n foregoing csorors be- furnished tle
Bolrl Of Polio, au tie to limiy Of Toe tse.aset ,,,
A special meeting OF the Board oi htalh ut Whth vi
BERGEN was member. VIII be held to-day, AZ Oco'h
D. M to take appropriate action in regard to his death
DESPITE the numerous applications Tor me FafahJ 'oh
mss,oucrship. the Board of Police Commissioners tWho
uoScss the power of fng the vacancy unIl the next
poutmclt for several DAYS The appOlItee VIII, OF
course, BE- chosen from Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-DANE, New~
York, and by every duly appointed Agent al
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped witht thu
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public wiz
he best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
ON the Agent; in all other places those Wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention.
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
fAnnouncemeI ts


FIFTY PER CENT SAVED Ply UsiNG b. !. Bah
LBorSAvSG SOAP This Soap ads from clean 2ld pure
contains Of Kind viii not re the most
delicate hbrc especially aidd for vooen which viii not
thus Soap De used hard or soft
waiers IL viii paint grease stains Of all kinds One
mound warrauel equal pounds of family Soap Directions sent
with each bar gallons handsome son Soap Rom ore
pound this Soap Bach bar wrapped IN circular containing m
directions printed Engsh and German An Grocer or
II Tabbs Soap and ake 10 other B. T. BABBT, Nos -,
g. o. o. &C. 90 a. y and q Wsshlhg,ont, Seg-i0rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
FIRES

THE RECENT IAGEhTION ~ JERSEY CITY.
The following are some oi the pilnclfAl
losses rs the recent ronia-.aUon m jersey
city. ard The insurance.: Hudson IiVcr Gem, nt
co Us S.SoiO Insured for $3.50 each IN rho
commonwealth y. Y: Exchange, y. Y; state, Jersey
hufrh tfty-tOtai S5O0O. Nrs,rs. !. Fcds Sous loss
.s0ao Insured for s29g1O viz: -. Marks. $1,000 PEG
plr's 5000 Baltic. $500: state y. G., $780, common
wealth 5000: Mutual, Buffalo. N,.t0 LFloA; y l.
5000: Tuitrd states. Baltimore, 5000; NhshlnEtni'
Baltimore. SILo; American, Baltimore, 500 Norwich
Doluuore $500: WHIiamsburgh CITY. 800; Liver
pool London q Globe. sl.91; BcciEau. \. y. sl.Ooi
Albany civ 600 McSrs. ucrny, snow Irchire, los,
$1,000 Insured for sjl,eH. VIZ queens, LtN'IonI
Slsooo. .Etna Hartford. 5000; NlhaW>blrCh city,
Clor, $500: Globe NcW-Ick $500; Home. tiUo0; At
lr. BaltImorr. Sl--ou; Montana. Baltimore f2a," cay
al Providence u 800: Peoples Conn. $50; Royal Liver
uool. $500. Merchants, Bal'lmoIc, s'oJi mon HallI-
moro n 90. Polmcus cincinnati, lo0; United Slol'
Baltimore. 5000: Washington. tltoo; America BAIT
M,srg Dodge a Co. Whose Joe, a. very heavy were u
siirrd for stIO divided up in 30 companies; nut Inc
AGENT NewIork refused TO furnish the NAMES OF Tic
companies interested.
N CONCORD.
CoNCoRp y. H.. July l9.-A fac occurred
here ti, evening which destroyed property belonging
10 The Northern Railroad tO The amount ~ t2Iot0 Ih'
nrt was first discovered iu WOodNhtd near nc touhu
hoise which contained nine or ten engines, oMY Two OF
which were removed The flames communicated 10 the
al uul shop about two 81 wlnc Was con
suiurl this point checked ~ "a hlirk aNu IRON
wall ON ihc oth,r side b. swept through the long wood
sheds aud communicated 90 the new bridge across me
railroad rack. and another wood-shed hlled win
wou all 81 which were totally destroyed Inc insurance
on tine property was auout flli0o taken by ten dufch
coup.iu,s. Topographic communication 70 the borth OF
here was m.C IuTi,d hy the destruction oi four mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

Mr. HUTCHINs Rep. Ncw-YmO again offered MS
resolution asking for committee OF fifteen uI on the mode
of submssion and, hIs motion, II was laid upon the
table.
The Convention then adjourned To SATURDAY MOI ~ 81"
H. having rejected tue proposition iVl al afternoon aud
evening session. order 10 give the Committee 81 ol
port unity to do their work.
The Committee Cities propose "a modify The ftlEi
90 e Committee on Town and County pf1ccT~ 80 60 70
abolish the Board ~ supervisors ia DUr large Cite. l.
they not the latter Committee viii certainly except
the Supervisors 81 New Ork and Brooklyn from nc Tiu
visions Of the proposed amendment extending Ao powers
,l off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

satisfaction the subscriber must positively Refuse 10 h
point Gold Pens a.. a. ooon,,op ~
Return the pen within ten days after its RECEPTION
slammed "a Norton and not adapted to your han1 H. ~.
nc in hat resnect IL might be improved, az II VIII DC g
hest Guide I'm selecting one that E State at what ango
yOu hold tho pen the paper and whether a W
leaning 10 the right or left These points Drehy aho
IN stated wiz greatly assist in making selection 10 suS
you. -, ,,.-o,o,o NTH thor.
name and proper address written on ~ VIII reeve
cular with tdc smile engrayings OF az Su1pTnN "
prices. Address: ~ ,,tdor lane New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

1T.
DAYS aith cool, 10 B.sti. So1 L Co.
wiNU-Sulsei, " " " light
BELOW.
Slip Universe. iron. Liverpool
N Joseph sul M44 .Art tAus.) fpm Altfci = ta'N
Bark Chhsiara, BON Antwerp, ~ days
NAVAL.
FORTRESS NoVNaF JOY 1.-THE boat Pores l's gone
Gpo NAVY Yard for reaE preparatory 20 sarg ' me
Mesil
Rear Adn.ral Henry or ordered M command - ~
Yard Adaal Rowan lsiuC been Ordered o' eoHAtt
Of ttc AsaLc Squadron
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TorrHys MONROE July The pai boat IePer' The follow ','
Baltimore having % July D. stp "tl' "r
Rolterua ,eh Phantom r West Indies bars 'ahau Co. hesth
bari. Industry Br Tor Amsioram lannd for Ro'iou; snip
R,l Mr SloIk bgzs ami Two fornsa,e n'ac' o' Iepos
re 20 ports bark aHl three Ongs ranss not knoft 'Ne IN
Bay Baltimore and hr Joshua Brsor from Georgetown o'
Bo.Tox JOY 70 Arrived Hie pIal Turks Island brig
Gu. av blessing NlrssAes
IghThe p'otboai MARYLAND reports the sTal 'hear'ale Bv
Baltimore ship Ocean, Bromtuvh enfrahs lng bolts I'o
Rico. With
Arr. 10 Hampton Roads bark Louue Boston or Baltimore
WuNiNGIoS. v G.. July I9-Arsed steamship RelecA C'ce
Ncv.hork
san Fr.vcco July IsTts a. OleIo sailed o L'erpco 20
The shp WaT sk i As1 lofA sailed Tie omen" Lao -
cargo. 20 90 sacks Of vhtat -
l5bAured stps BunAe ii non Malla aud Haze from Ne"
Iors. - y, .
iOLaLe for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens 16 carats fine and are pointed Win tho
very best ridosmn Points carefully selected and mona
of This ouality is sold with slightest mporcctOn
which skill and the closest scrutiny detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quaity' a4d
numbered.
accident. -
The Cases are made OF Coin silver and for this quality
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILvER-MOUSTED DEsEs
HOLDERS.
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
WAuUaNTEDI

These "A caTaS superior 10 any norton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860 -.
Every Pen is stamped "a. Norton Second Quality"
and numbered
The Points are warranted for six months, except against
accident
The made of Coin silver but are no; 80 hesyy
as those Of the First Quality.
rGICEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
MoRTON's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens II carats ne and although cheaper are
nj equal any golG pens mace elsewhere az regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities =
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Ihlrd Qualify and
numbered. 80.
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. -
The cases are made Of Coin Silver but not heAvy
rs those OF the First Quality.
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS N SILVER ExIRssloY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

Mrs. VI. G.. Brown is now at her Office, No.
Bolst preparations av9ys De- o1i rrt Meapny
isa oe Poor Richards Eye Water AID Scalp Eeuoaio 80 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
IN Yon wANr HEALrm BREAp ~ B. y.

best MDtHAL SAI2RATUs, na3e om common SAT-
Bead made uh his S,as contains, Wien baked loni bat rom
Nos e. e &C e. Gs 60 90 p and "A wsshnrtosi NeuYoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

BANKER Nor RoBBED.-The hOnse of j.
STU, so banker No Is Nassau being robbed
Wednesday uyit BY the BURGLAR ALARM TKLgGRtrL
y. HOLMES, W. 2ol Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MORTON'S CHEAP GOLD PENS.
mot WARRANTED
These Pens are carats fine. and are Better Wfth9
and Durable Pens than can, without operating m"1
tons Patented Machinery be produced for the pnces
were the Gold furnished gTatuitously.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILyER-PLA1ED EN
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen ~ 50. with Pencil Case VI 90
Lucky Pen. IS. with Pencil case. -
Ready Pen. 90. with Pencil Case 20
Elegant Pcn........l 25. with Pencil Case ~
Excelsior Pen...... l so. with Pencil Case 70 -
These are Well-Fnlshed, Good Writing Col dPene, Win
Irdosmn Points tine average OF every one OF Nhc
will FAR ouast a gross Of the best steel Pens, Ghosy|
Hcv are tntcaTTdnted aud therefore, not erehdaqtd"es
They are numbered but correspond IN size to NOS
8, 4. 5, and respectively .,
The rsk is taken Of all TemttaDceS by mail in registered
letters and safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 10
an who twenty tcharge for registering IA ADJ
ditOn 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
secure one or more or the above nou ifhb
without moacy by getting up a club
$l3 80 will buy. worth OF i'iS'
20 will buy. .........-.------ 80 worth OF I'iS'
10 will buy .................. 50 worm OF ltih'
n sent 10 address at one time
ON receipt OF the money, the subscriber VIII send ny TO-
mall otherwise directed, Gold zen % i'hh-~
selecting the same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
No rs MAIDEN-LANE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
IVES PATENT LAMPS
IND ATTACHMENTS.

AND ATTACHMENTS.
y e,n he nghted as quickly GAS 6nd and tsHH' ''' srd
Globe, th
me the Bnner-n way far superior 10 the As,nUt, old
fashioned Lam usually used "a the country
SOLD By THE TRADE GENERAL
WE ALSO SUPPLY IN CANS OR By THE BARREL, 1ng
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED FINE
JULIUS IVES Sc Co., No 40 Maiden sr' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword"

TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
LATEST SHIP NEH,S.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AkhlE BID tEei LhINl.
Stmsip pe..sri (tml Hese Bremen tL inst Va south
sup.ou 0b With csr AL 90 pa 90 "Fitris
Co Had light westerly winds with iog ttt euure pasaEt
H. Jackson (of Portland MsTNca. Cow By G. B. u
DAYS With cool. 10 Bssti. Son & Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
THE CONVENTION.

PosTPONFwFNT or TIE QUESTION or sErARtrE
SUBMISSION UNTIL THE CONSTITUTION -
REJECTED COMPLETE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
Lsadsn state Gaaras.

LovpoS TESS- Aug 80, l-g-.
Cst J. b. Srosrzlsz
siAs--oE 'Ast siEsI as tss sraia sP--l Is esy %
Tie depot, he air played soha % ice saar.-s sd
ssssa 81 Ias 'hays "a blue GavsEEog Rfawniov =
Rsass county Gasras sstara5aE koEaa - zsst
tksis ffisads snd r-Fdists he sasEsiss q AZ sHi
order.
The Sssss Gasr,ls, a ussAzizias hers Esrs s.Az-
asevA Aas si'EEsi y BE sasFiss sl tbs Sss's agi
NaisSsai 0Syerhmsass, aaa nisT~rresenthd EaFeag
Ne rsesl press Gnsny aSs sigaas4vss 500 cgs
a-4iy 70 SHOW sSssF syirz hsaas shove tas eErTszt
..rhs eompsny ga placed a. F,iai HssE - -
aa~ued Fen PzAsv, where his sizsk aA- vas
hsistsd ~ rsess Stseh IA oraslty o'.trSsi he s-
sasss sasr he BATHS Of sas riser Rasi ~ saszgg
tsaisas, WHARF 9aasssr VS. naa SSTen-
Ths s4sss Gassds II LsSaslSa EpFs tsp,ssnesz3 A.
Tar they jsn - thieves and weatsls BY ths veaoas
a ooppsshsaA conservatives and The bysve h,ys
Who srasst Lrreagh sAs var OH Reeve. So
lss asy ~ August Psst Ass sazssiaes as sfe< Asa.
he Gaarss xt,h . vcier e a. Essgriiy r. tas
spsasy. aggregate veto soc sal L0ssa a sea-
jersiy e les, ast Of Ice essS MIS- .nP,F'ei sesa
vets frpsa ethsr asstFirsL
Leadaa Stats 6assds, e.. =. u Rss' -ns1t, .
sssy On yosr lasFsls--ysa have beea 'aassira'i b
I'D ReaHsy Oar slssAsrsn saF-'ss4 Ana EAa ;'sa's
RAbgtA--
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
Border state CeHEenilen Q.

"a -ae Eih u sgPssElssT C5ayyasaoa 4 ths
Lsys, s1@B II The originality Border Slave Slstss
ell sssrs G Els ssis Il Baltimore, NAsyiEAd
fi.i- nesting zss Eaggsst-8 By ths Stats C5h-
reHss.st 4 Ll- ReF4bil,sE { Gs0H psHy 4 Msry-
sss ~h.ss &ssemtisA some mUashs siaos We 70
shsd az a %" vsst HaportzEas thss tAs CHi9EIsss 81
f-"o'-ss-' s,0siia - f1Iiy represented IN hs Goa
E-is.ash Ne rzpesa sas rf-ait - Rs lsiibefAta0E,
- - Prsgaant w-lA mp staisos - tho loysl msn
~ lbS Aeg1b sra tr1sG suY frirnas an attend It's
ssilbassisgas. S8cb CshyeHtsoH. sitboai Ten
ssssss represented would ~ ike ne plsy a Ham.
lei siGt HAsal~s i@a OsEt Ss~s bss.r. iass We rsi
,ssa-I 80 Il ess 'iaegNlss appointej = Us Coo.
ssEisDn b. he Radical ststs Csstrs Erseusy,
essus8 -lias ~ ~iii p4ssh Tbs ast aeasa NEAT zssk
sHt hoPs sar fr'snds Eill preserve eopias u Las
isF-r containing ~ sssas LIS ss AL ~ - tie
E,n4eali5a. We knoS ssst our hrsthreu II MsFy
lzna AL gre coraia, wrseaHs, aud We all h
,rdsHiy grastss b tAs iaY alists II otheI ssa1as
Hassa, RrSEsef, Csilossg Ead Motskes Prsss-
arals Il tss Essi Tennessee saa EirgEia ana 81,
Tease--es SD GsosEs& sRd KssHv,ils ssd ksa.
sisky Esllzosds, .aass authorized 70 sssta ths'
.Ssa~xAs@ b. shs CaspoatseA ~ia b passed AEsF
sssT f~essslss ss.sas 81 hsif-fsre The aaiagas6s
Il -ssSrsa 8sst i,sra!sh sgsdrnes u tbesF sgpsias-
meet
We ass sR,ar Sss f1sasis "a Il .aais sad Hesl
Tuasssss - - tlsa tf ,sssr Esz.is gt4Hs tse Ft.
: t'.sa- .ss-slri b, To Essl Teaaassn a.,sAs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

The da;y sih asso'Vs aPea Ia Esxa ssasiss 81
The 0Snsrsd Asssabiy, q sisslisg unstsd sIsa-s
seassF 70 81 ss@ Ylsss u Jsdgs fKsssrsos, ~Asss
tsrn Of services expires ths - q HsspA, 1889. Ne
ssas q - EASy - ball aSzza Prour,aess msa Il
tie EsFa6isasn party, Seo~s e!aims Zoe Seastartsl
AoaaF. ~iEl b afgss Asy %. q tssa ~sli make
s-hasar saesVtahie - pssss asa - sszst In.
shsas oil BE made without Erssins mp say sssis.
Fortunately tAa ia~ u cssgs-ss requiring lha sIs-
bon sivss ~ iiass ior orssiiag heated Ssat>st -
Tbs Legislature rciasFsd e. heia The siscslsa 90
taa sssS-a T-s~lsS siasr they orssaizs wAlub vii
- sbost The ssts asy - tbs ssasia aa6 they koid
4 separately IL each, heuss II lhsy tsa % ssrss
% tss ssRr nan, they Ha~s, De neat day "a snn-
ssstss Ahs lsiiot frOsa aAs.s lss ansss ssheas b
1sds Sksa he loyal pes'pls 4sAt D ssustst
ssssaa IN ths RsrasteaA ss.h. snd tAsy wsaa Aim
ei~~,e1 without asy sssifs O. soatsatsss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
The Political career sf Andrew John.
s0m

Antr-s J9hRsas sslsceag ambssioa - hs
guide tFsA1tssy aaa sssad - the mssas. and bic
SSa ssstsh iHtassa tAs psakils sesa - Ne d.
s,rsa Esd bsssA hs PoiitaoEi lie sazyaeissssy, -
Alderman q hss nssi.s V,lass, sag,ss.ssd his ps-
iis,esl bess sssf4lly shrOagh Lsgislalix. snd
Congressional balls lwhitA rsoaaaad ~ith hIs .lo-
q'ssses vuss ksaSsihs the sssernatoflsl char u
bis adopted STATE sith bis presence b. sa.liy
rsssh~a he hsEAt 81 his sabitioa II he KEssziiys
ohssr, she's, bsa0niss diAsF. ana eeseladiss 10
roo$i IL tbs waite HJsss i1f asothsF tsra, be
changed h's tAstlnG deserted the party whies put
a'm htn Po~er d=noanasd thsza - tFagors sod cot
u Fahiie sastAoa Fsbs sAEy AID, Ises-kaosksi
d"Sa - ais toes PFics, ssKs PEesIisney and has
been ~ sr tsnse asihg their hsains sslslp. A. de
snss the oppressed win Of tia psopls. Ewssssax
sTo1hd the circle, opposing saa sss.ssaax ,s,ss.
s,ruciieA, barring vstse 10 90 fass OF c.,,s.s..
iasiltatiag riOts sas sasossAgias 81 usaassr 81
loyal men IA TIE sossh. saz sks naiasd hia.ssif "a
he sighs ii loyal sss. wss win teach AiHs IN &C.
that ba q A's aztaa sDSsstx5 20 sas tAas resist
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