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The Spirit OF RebellIOn.

We find the following items in the Knox.
vile Wing, edited by the gallant and talent
ed Col. J. D. BrOwnlOw. His heads level
ecrtaH
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iCJeThe Radicals Of Roans county bsvs
Nominated NJ. ThomasJ Mason for 70. election
az Representative in the Legislature from
that county. 4.
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.NOT1CEms,,s.,ss,

To the Tax Payers OF WsnsnnO
County uuder the U. B. hes''
Laws r,,k
DYACT OF CONGRESS PISSED hn
Is and, 1851 the time Of as,s., Z. uu,
Seen changed rom Hay 70 Afr'h
: Il makes Il tbs daiy b. pnrsous u No.
10 continue In business aler the msssst, d
20 make application for Liesuss ioiss nd
any person LIABLE . lpl ufnlh
10 business od'ot afef thar lav ~ Sksh
cur the penalties prescribed D lbs
IL not less than ten . nsI,h I'D
Eve hundred dollars, and staeG
be enforced With inew., istos,
vlgor consistent With Justice. wiTHBs
reportfor Issgls due. JOHN n.s.sesa
apl l1-w2 n
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N 0 TIC Z

TWILL ATTEND AT JoNEsBORO', on the
22ud day OF April, 1891, for the purpose
Of receiving the Internal Revenue Taxes that
have become due and owing from the
e%itirens Of the County Of Washington. All
persons owing Internal ReTenue taxes, in
said county, are hereby notified to attend al
the above mentioned time and place and pay
raid taxes and save cost. z. SIMERLf,
. Collector lst District.
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Prices Of UnCarreRt Nancy
BY THOMAS 3. MApp

sy,, vo,r NAsHyIlLo rEsH. AprIi :, g.,
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY ny, " IN
Rwing are the rates paid by TMOMia Asi0L,
smOkLh, Cgrnsr Of union dna College street. AAEa,
pie 10 h~uothate, but may be depenled o su ath
length Of time for remittanees to h reeoiys oaneeH
expresa, y forwarded without DELAY. u OJmal "
TENNESSEE. BANK az Pnu.
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GREAT SALE OF ENoRAVINGs
IN AID or THE
DESTITUTE AND ORPHAN SONS
or OUR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS,
AID
presentation


The Institution for whose boneAt this enterprise 10
conducted was founded for tho purpose OF gratuitously
adu.atlng the Sons Of deceased Soldiers and Seanlen OF
the United States.
New pupils will be received after April4 =, upon com
plying with requirements. -
The purchaser OF zach EnGraving for one dollar VIII
be given a Ticket emitting the holder TO a share 10
the award OF pfeaents.
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iDs Capt Vim. Piphugh Harrison, a na-
tive Of Virginia, but fof many years resi-
dsnt o. TIE ChiekassE Nation, sAs bfuially
murdered 10 January last
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In ChanCery Court at JOneSbOrO'
A A RROYLES VS. MORDECAI

a 4, BHU1IEo 70. MOItDEVAI
IN Blyrck and others. In this case 1t i alleged
That The defendants. Mordecai 5. liyIiek, Margaret
Ann Armentrout and Sylvester ArmentTout, are NON.
residents Of Tennessee. IL is therefore ordered iha,
publication be made, eallins on said defendants 10 APP
pear before the Chanecry Court At JonesbUrOugb, on
The 4th Monday Of May, 1857, and defend, or This
cause will be set for hearing expArte. April 10, lsGI.
~aplI9wlprfeet5l HENRY HOss, {. 4 NJ.
DOBT. A. THOMPSON, Executor
III Of r. A. Russell. Decd, vs.. J. W. 81. u. Dun.
can Of al. lH this case It Is alleged that the defendants
J " 4 JB Duncan, are non residents Of Tenn. Il IL
therefore ordered that publication be made, calling on
said Defendant to appear bsfore tho ChapooTy CourbAt
Jonesborodgh, on the 4th Monday Of May. 1867, and
defend, or thi. cause will be sat for hearing exparts.
April 10, 1867. HENRY HOSS, Z. 4 N.
apll9Wiprfeet5
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NOW rO oBTAlN ENGRAYINGs.

Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money, from
enc TO twenty-five dollars, Ia a registered letter al our
risk. Those wishing Engraviugs sent must enclose
should be sent In drafts, ar by express, at the follow.
Ing club rates
Engruyings to ons address. 81 so
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Chancery at JOucsbOrO', Tenn.


n EBECA j.. MARTIN, VS.. JOSEPH II.
IL Martin and others. amended Bill In
tbs case Il Is alleged, that Alexander Arm.
strong one Of the defendants is a resident
OF Middle Tennessee, county unknown.
Ills therefore ordered that publication DO
made ealline on the said Alex. Armstrong 70
appear before The Chaneery Court at Jones'
boro'. on. the fourth Monday Of Nay 1861, 20
defend Otherwise said cause viii be yet for
hearing eSparte az 20 him. April 6thi 1861.
apli7w4pft5 HENRY H0Ss, G. N.
NEARY A. EDMUNsoy Ct Al. vs. RoBT.
N A. Duocan o. a. In this case u 10
slisfed that tbe defendants Joseph McAdamS,
Jotsph snd James W. Duncan, John ,. Dun
can sod samuel Q. Danean are non-residen,s
f. IL therefore ordered that said defendants
appear before said Court on the 9Th Monday.
OF My, 1877, and defend or said cause viii
be heard expahe a. 10 70 them. Apfilt, 1861.
Apti iWlpis5 Henry moss, O. AN
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LATEST NEWS.
The Decision OF the Supreme
Court on the Reconstruction

Case.
A belicfis rapidly gaining ground
that the Supreme Court will reject
the petition in the Mississippi test
case without much ~deliberatiOn, on
the ground of a lack of original
Jurisdiction.
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Monroa CountY.

Daring the session Of the Couniv Court on
Monday, April let, 1861, a mesting Of the
Union msa piessnt wa held. 10 which G. T..
r. Davis was called 70 TIE thaif and Vim. NJ.
Bmith ts'aet a. sstfstary.
b. request o. the thar, j. r.. R~oslnSon, 10
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WIN. SMITH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

Sudden Disappearance 0f Resident Of the
Twelfth ward-Suspiciens Of Foul Play
singular Statements In Regard 60 che Case,
&C.. Sc.
great deal Of excitement y now prevailing among
the residents Of the lower part Of the Twelfth ward In
consequences Of the sudden and mysterious disappear
ance or well known citizen Of that locality who left his
homo on Friday last since which time he has neither
been seen nor heard Of. II appears according 10 differ
emit statements that the missing man, Terrence O'Hel
collected considerable sum Of money on the day in
question FOR tho supposed purpose Of purchasing
. quantity Of pork, he being ENGAGED In that bust.
mesa and was last seen at q very late hour Of
that night In Hamilton avenue Tho wife and family
OF O'Ne, becoming alarmed II his absence CON-
inundated intelligence OF the same TO their imme-
date neighbors who In turn circulated the fact, so
that 10 known through the lower portion Of tho
wart and the general opinion that the has fallen
victim Of foul play. Every effort has been made 10
ascertain the wereabouts OF the missing man. but with
out Success and In the hope that notice in The public
prints might lead 10 the desired result following
advertisement Was Inserted In the HERALD ofysessrday
MrssueTerrence ONeil native Of Ireland about Ave
fee, ak inches high fair complexion, slim built about
frock coat dark boots pants; when
NJ the corner OF Hamilton Columbia street.
win be thankfully literally rewarded Il No 500
Columbia street Brooklyn
There several strange stories related In regard 10
the csse, cae Of which particularly, true, would cor
tainly invest the suspicious Of foul play entertained
by some with semblauce Of probability. This 10 70
the s6Ac that a very late hour on Friday night last
stosekeeEev reading on Hamilton avenue surpri sed
= hear angry vcccs apparently proceeding from two or
thFee parti0e cut on the Hats" just south OF that
ihsrouahfars. md - he continued 70 listen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

SUDDEN DEATH.-A boy, aged twelve years, son Of
Mr. Morris, Of sapeton died suddenly Saturday a.
his parents residence. under peculiar circumstances II
seems the boy in the OF going school In his
good health, when he complained of pain
in his head. and few minutes afterwards was taken
with commissions. Medical aid Immediately pro-
cured, but Of avail, he died in few hours
Afterwards.
MAN IprSrIrIEp.--The dead body which found
in me woods at Camp Scott has been identified
that OF Mr. Keyser late Of West Twenty second street.
1t appears that the deceased Mr. Kevser left hs home
few DAYS previous to his death for purpose
ing busine in the city his family not suspect
ing at the that anything wrong with his
when the first information tn afterwards received Of
his whereabouts through ihe HERALD giving fuls
description or unknown person being found dead In
the woods above stated. The remains removed
By his afflicted family his late residence in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
NEW Yuak cotlEce Of DENTISTRY.

First Annual Commencement.
The frst annual commencement or the College u
Dentistry held last evening At steinwsy Hail. The
attendance, drawn together chiefly by cards Of invita-
ton, both select and After short Per
Torrance organ the Rev. N. l. Price offered up
prayer invoking especial benedicon the assembled
graduates DIR. Norman W. Kingsley read the annual
report, from which IL appeared that iunrmary
opened simultaneously With the College, in November
1890, and that since then hundred patients
were received and treated thercin Tho inarmary was
IN great designed for poor OF the metro
polls who receive advice and attendance free OF charge
rho services Of the members Of the College given
gratuitouely TO the inmates Of tho Institution.
The only charge demanded from those under
treatment was for the materials used In
filing or repairing decaycd teeth The in
Urinary ID open throughout the year Out OF 1900
teeth filled there since It's establishments 600 filled
with gold. On the conclusion Of the report Dr. Airport
delivered long and interesting address 70 the gradual
ing class mpressng upon thep the necessity OF cuit-
waiting industry and the various other virtues that make
men perfect in their vocation and happy IN every rca-
aon or life Dr. Ecazer Parmiy next proceeded, after
addressing few appropriate remarks to the graduates,
to confer on each his diploma The following the
successful candidates for degrsesJ. =. p Hoson, N.
": Cbsa d. Allen, N. Y; J. H. Lyon, ~ r.; H.
Browne Conn. w. Z. Horne, N. y; Geo. Bernard, N.
". VIM. d Tucker, N. d, Tenn Mayor Hoffman madc
brief address, followed by Professor Hamilton, Of
Bellevue Hospital after which the audience dispersed 70
the music OF the organ
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the cry, "Oh, don't kin mel" rose on the
still, night air followed by other EXPLANATIONS
indicating that desperate struggle was taxing
place. The storekeeper, however, paid no
further attention to the circumstance and was only TO
minded Of 1t when the fact OF 0Nei's mysterious DIS
stories are told by different parties but they throw
light the fate of the missing man. and only serve to
increase the excitement now existing Now however,
comes the most singular part Of the case As Lass
resort II Is said his anxious relatives sought the aid Of
ciairvoyant in New York. VINO stated to them that Mr.
not far from the vicinity OF his residence The
poor man, she said, had been struck on
the head with heavy instrument, which had
completely mashed In his skull HIS body had then
been dragged to q place Of concealment Search was
instituted ON Tuesday and continued yesterday by the
which the tide ows but up 10 last evening no trace OF
the body could be discovered IT, indeed there should
De any ground for the suppostion that oNei has
doubt but his remains will soon be discovered. AL,
however, Is yet uncertainty
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those qualified 20 vote for members or Assembly, and
therefore could not vote for Il.
his point and could not vote to confer any doubtful
right
Mr. Murphy $ observation-disclosures IL, nays Is.
Mr. O'DosSs.L moved to postpone the election Of del
egates until the next genera, election. Lost
Mr. ForGER moved TO amend by providing that elect
of districts may vote for person for delegate who
is not a resident OF said district Carried
The bll. was then reported complete.
In the Senate Mr.. KIISE moved to amend by limiting
the elective franchise 10 males Carried by the follow
ing vote
rarsens rsrsss Plat Stanford, sutherland
ysCaessss Andrsws Barnet, Campbell f. Cornell
folser GODDARD Low !. Murphy. o'Donneii-s
Mr.. II. G. MURPHY renewed his amendment declaring
that only electors qualified vote for members Of Assem-
bly, shall vote for delegates and lost by the follow
ing Vote
ArEs-Messrs Andrews. Bennett, Chambers G. q. Cor
se Crowley Khne La Bau Lent H. G. Murphy Person
NAYs-Messrs barnett Campbell, e. Cornell Folger
ssleson Gedard Humphrey Low 4 Murphy, oDonneil
PETITIONS
Sundry petitions were presented from the Metropo-
tan Transit Railway for additional canal slips in New
York, and for the closing OF the Harlem Railway cut in
Fourth avenue; also against laying railroad track In
18th street.
BILLS REPORTED.
To secure the navigation OF the Oneida lake canal;
relative publishing the proceedings OF Buffalo Com
mon Council; to amend the charter Of the Travellers
rance Company 70 effect insurance upon the lives OF in
diyiduas -.
BY Mr.. Low-For experimental line Of railways in
New York and Wesichester; against authorizing the
Third Avenue Railroad Company to lay track in l30th
streettabled authorizing the erection OF tree chapcs
in certain against the bill relative to the Orphans
Home OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York
Tabled.
BY Mr. HUNrHREY-A majority report for railroad IN
Broadway Lexington avenue and other streets in New
York: TO increase the salary Of VIM. W. Smith, clerk
in the New York Surrogate's Office; relative TO Trustees
of the Brooklyn Art Association Incorporating the La
borcrs' Protective Union, of West Troy; relative to
sewerage and drainage in New York; authorizing the
Society for the Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled in
New York, to hold real estate.
INTRODUCED.
by Mr. LEST-Io amend the &C. changing the route
of the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroads. relative
TO assessments in New York. for the reconstruction OF
the bridge the Genesee Valley Canal in Rochester,
Incorporating the Corning Literary University relative
TO the Third Avenue Savings Bank Incorporating the
st. Gabriers Temperance Society, in New York.
By Mr.. BESyErT-Authorizing the New York Central
Railroad to charge two and half cents per mile passen
ger fare
The Senate then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

The Quarantine difficulty Ia likely 70 receive amca-
BILE adjustment by the substitution OF bill for the
now before the Committee on Commerce and Navga
sion The substitute provides for all the real wants,
Temporary and permanent, Of the Quarantine author-
ties while IL does not place any portion Of the Qnaran
Zinc establishment on the main land OF Richmond or
Kings cenoty This purpose ~ 70 BE- happily attained
by the construction OF the boarding station and buildings
yor the reception OF those exposed 10 infectious con-
sagous diseases upon another portion Of the West Bank
and until some buildings shall be constructed vessels
and huks 70 Dc used FOR their reception and
care II 10 said that the bill recommends the
appropriation Of 100000 for the purchase OF huiks
wherein to station the temporary Quarantine. II also
Understood that Dr.. swinburne who has been advocat
ing TIE location OF the quarantine al Coney Isand Is u
favor OF the amended or course meets with
Ale State.
The constitutional convention the special order Of
me Gay, was under consideration ia the Senate this
morning. motion to amend the section Of the bill as
20 toe quancatons Of voters make their quali
cations me same As those required Of for members
~ tne state Assembly voted down II evoked a
fsngthy deoate which, on the part of The democratic
members was very like "a chapter Of the history Of
world before the deluge The old arguments az 10 tho
physiological nferiorty OF the negro we've rehearsed
with ante beiu1 zeal The changes wrought by the war
10 the status Of the coood man did moi s,e 10 have
occurred 10 or have impressed the advocates Of The
amendment
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THE MrxIcAn loN.

NEW YoRx CRY, March 4, 1867.
on the 10th Of January last card WIS published by
the Secretary Of the Mexican Legation relating 70 the
contract between the United States European and West
Virginia Land aud Mining Company and the govsrnmsns
Of Mexico, through ns representative General r. N. J.
Carvsja, containing untrue statements ooncsrsnG that
contract and the bonds authorised thereby Como efmy
friends having expressed surprise that no public reply
was made By me- desire 70 say for their Information,
that upon seeing the card above alluded 70 forthwith
laid before the government ~ Ne limited gtsaa Al the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
Aswuet AND psssAsly FATAL PROCEEDING.

PORTLAND, Ky, March ., 1907.
An unknown well dressed man, supposed 20 De insane
occupied an unnhsbilsd house hcre few days since
and Tor two days had neither food nor IRE Some cit
zens becoming alarmed, required policeman 70 etect
h',n wnen the attempt was made, the stranger
attacked the policeman with brckbats whors-son he
was SHOT snd y not expected 70 recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

ALBANY, March 9, 1861.
TIVE cossrnunorsI CONVENTION.
The entire morning session Of the Senate occupied
10 iho consideration Of the constitutional convention In
Committee Of the Whole. The question pending was
pon motion Of Mr. h. c. murphy 20 provide that those
nstsed 70 vote for members Of Assembly shall alone be
,auAli6ed 10 vote for delegates.
Ns MuuBS spoke at length favor Of his amend.
enept
Mr. vwrr argued in favor Of extending suffrage 70
blacks
MI Ia BAu aiough In favor Of this propagation, be-
lkyeJ Liza constitution sxp,,cf limiting tbe right W
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so many "vested rights" and compsuts from mer-
chants OF excessive charges soon led me 70 believe that
further change was necessary for my comfort as for
the public good; that after short experiment. trans
ferrcd the general order business TO Myers and
Standing expr ssed implied with orders TO reduce
their charges IN basis satisfactory u the merchants,
roc 5. ss' %
its prompt withdrawal But one comp iaint and that
trivial has been made from that day to this.
again 'epeat that received ono dollar from
this IN any form whatever directly indirectly
and Of course never distributed what never received
Out q my own pocket 10. simple charity did relieve
Mrs Perry's disappointment BY giving her enough
money TO take her home 10 the west-sn indscretion
have been guilty OF In than 10 the horror
Of THE benevolent and minded committee
In conclusion, suffer express regret that mex
pericnce OF star Chamber investigations and political
sible harm TO ycn, who appointed me TO this Office
took pains TO guard AGAINST the machnaens Of those
who sought my removal for believed that honesty and
efficiency were alone required here / was credulous
enough to believe this committee when they informed
me that there was nothing before them which would
require contradiction or refuaton my part. was
crcdulcus enough suppose testimony elected
In my favor, outweighing quantity and quality all that
which their ingenuity has parbIcd and distorted 70 my
discredu would 80 out with IL was not enlightened
10 their real purpose tin they coined calumnies against
you into interrogatories to me, and ordered their
stenographcr to suppress the indignant truth wheel
nailed their base coinage 10 the counter
In this business ! chiefly regret the wounds which
have passed BY me to the hearts Of those who are der
to me. ! have wondered IL the members Of thiScom~
mittec have wives children. hut a mans lifelong
character stands for something in this community, end
am less anxious, therefore, 10 vndicac IL to the pub
lie against the outrageous aspersons Of this COMMITTEES
than u vindcats your appointment public trust OF
the undersigned for other than your belief Ia
bis capacity and with other expectations than bis
honesty and efficiency in the discharge Of his duties
am. sir, most respectfully, your obedent servant,
HENRY A. SMYfHE
Collector Of the Port Of New York.
p 81 am glad to see that the honorable Senators
whose names we're 70 basely brought into this report
land " whom have never spoken with regard 70 this
mattsr on the floor Of the ssnass tadAv ccstradcsed
The foul Islander.
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FIRE IN A BOSTON cHulca.

.. BOSTON, March 1907
Tho Methodist Episcopal church in Temple street
damaged by fire this evening the amount Of $4,000
Insured for $50 600 Tho fire originated from damaged
nue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

facts and documents needfu for combination thereof
and complets vindlcatlon Of myself and the company
represent DANIEL WOODH0USE, President
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

sureeoa Dentists. Office over McLain & Sons
Banking Once, where they are prepared at
aIltimes to manufacture and insert teeth on
all the various bases now in use.
Particular attentenhon paid to diseased teeth.
Nay A-t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06
Schenck,s seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented BY DR. ]. II. ScHEYCK.
Of Philadelphia. is intended to dissolve the
food and make it into chyme, the first process Of
digestion. By cleansing the stomach with
Sehenek's Mandrake Pills. the Tonic soon res
torres the appetite, ..and food that could not be
eaten before using it will be easily diEested.
Consumption cannot be cured BY DR.. Sehenek .
Pulmonie Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills is required in nearly every
case of consumption. a half dozen bottles of
the SEAWEED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any
ordinary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. SCHENCK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston. and at his principal Office
in Philadelphia every week. See daily papers
of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption
for his days of visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the
two likenesses of the Doctor, one when in
the last stage of Consumption. and the other as
he now is. in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price
l.5O per bottle, or $50 the half dozen. All
letters for advice should be addressed to DR..
SCHExcK's Principal office. No. Is North 9th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes &
Co. n. Y; S. S. Hancc. Baltimore. Nd; John D.
Parke Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor. Chi
cago, III. Collins Bros, st. Louis. No. Qst. W.
ca. mo. yr;