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New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
GENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
OrENING OF CONGRESS - MESSAGE OF PRESIDE
MOSoUTRA.

OrENING OF CONGRESS y MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT
M0sQUERA.
The Colombian Congress commenced its sessions
the 1st of February The Senate elected Mr. Vicente
LOmbana PreAdent, and the House OF Representatives
Mr Felipe Zspata. The message of President and Grand
General MOsquera commences with detailed and much
complicated statement about the finances of the nation
Passing 10 the foreign relations he thus refers TO the
difficulty between the United States Minister at BoSota
and the Colombian Government:
"The Hon. Allan A. Burton. Minister OF the United
States of America, who during his long residence IN
Colombia has (had ii maintained the relations between
the two nations with much cOrdiay has suspended the
exercise Of his mission without any reason aud IN man
ner unusual among diplomatic agents. did everything
could him from the resolution he mas taken
bat all vain, lie asked for his passports and re-
fused them, because to give them to him would nave
been equal TO acknowledging his right TO break OH MS
relations with the Government OF Colombia, when was
not those cases in whio may be done according
So the of nations In the diplomatic correspondence
which viii be laid before Congress- you Will fnd also tha'
which wac entered into with the Peruvian Minister
on the 10th cg February both Houses OF the Legislature
united for the purpose OF appointing desgnados Tor
the Executive of the Union ubstuteS or the president
in case OF death absence Temova the result was the
election I'd and 3D. OF Gems Santos Gutierrez ond
Santos AcOsta aud Mr., j. NJ Vilamizar GaardO IN the
above order. A..
Al the same time the Presidents and Governors OF the
Aeyeral states whom in certain GASES the E6ecue
dsyOves were appointed in the following order Cundta-
tnarca santander, Panama, MagdaleHa An'loqnlS,
Uauca, Boyaca, TOlima and Bolivar
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DIED.

dssEsr no.s ArSsI aged years nosih:
relative, ,nd friend, respectfully invited to attend s nsr,l
morning mS a 10 O'clock Os parents ' 90
BReDIE-In Brooklyn wedn.dsy lo uus,ras i'll
TIE relatives ssd friends Of the fa rsspecfl invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late residence No. u Hamion"'. tss DAY
(Thursiay), at 3oeloek
BRTrOS-In this v on Tuesday March H. 1867 John Boa
The relative, ami friend, the f invited stteOd d. ass,
inst, At Oi o'clock, si.hoat further limitation.
BfEp SS ssSSy 'yIs % M'Ea & 70 s T' % 5 I % g. Martin '"
The relatives and friends Of family are sct ny'te 70 attend
THURSDAY iiih inst At O'Clock p m. without further nson
DALY-Saddeny Wednesday, March - Mary wfs o. EdFsri
The f1nsra will be duly ,unouuced
GRAAM-At Junction Hunteron Co. Monday March H. Of
chb1 Aun wife Of Scol Gaban aged " eas late ct Paterson"
HARRIOTT-At Woodbridge N j. Tuesday March ~ Asrhs
IIario.i, 10 the s6th year Ofher age 49,, -, A., -,
ifom tie house Of ,ir MsIck Fdsy at O'Clock
HARRISON Friday Hattie H. wife Of George L. Harris
FrSes sSss m The re.idenee Of her father :,
South irh's Brookyn. D. on Tharsily The 4a a;L -
Gs%Ia inssnaeRt w. '"' ''"'''' -" ~ ''>'D
HARRsoSOu weaesI., March 49, Elizabeth N j. Jo-''h,n
The iansra vii take place from residence No. q G',n
frisad, aIe invited without further notification
PoLARDsdeny on Ts,siay March H. GeOrgns daughter Of
ps FROM tn: r.;ssae. Of her 2Gh;r Na ssp 2 ws.
aars, and friends Of the family are invited to st'snd
RoEBssale9 TUESDAY l2;h n, X =. ,, Ss..l D. Mrs Ella
81 the late John Robh, the year OF het
Fuasrs Friday O'clock her late residence
TALsASon To.si,y. March Il, William Ts@An, eldest Of
Thomss 81. Taman aged II yeatS. months aud daya .
The relatives the faey respectfully invited 70 aeh
b ner. the Church the Holy Apostles Twenty hthst sDt
Nntb ave on Thnrslay afternoon, 18th inst, at o'clock
TMPsoSon TUESDAY evening March H. Of congestion Of the ng'
Mar Fager daughter Of Edwin W. and Frances ImPon aged II
months and IS DAYS.
Oclock the residence OF her P1reH. No 29 N9has
toa-ave, BrDokgn.
yAS yLECK-A Kug.,on User Co. T., Tgesiay eyeuias
March w. wife Peter Van Week. aad daughter Of the hts
David KeTS - . ,
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully Invited attend
the funeral this (ThnrsiAyl afternoon at I O'clock
WILLIAMSON Flstbuh H. l., Tuesday 18th inst, Frances H.
second dauzhte. of r.. Williams. aged -
respectfully invited attend
Dutoh Church fbush Friday l3th inst
Al oock D. m viii be placed temporarily ia Vsut
Rochester tai Poay yhk~epsis papers please copy.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

AUos.1S O.. asrch ~coiion dull sales o, o bales Mins at
ExwoHtr,s, March p-Co,tou-sae, today 1000 bales N E
msIei closing unchanged Lo. M4ng 90 a3ec receipt: a. SNr ias
last a'o d $500 bales rPc daring ,he SANE & tine SO. bales 8,
Sapeahe IS Corn s,s aud ,Tsnsed s1 0; & soe
rd :. is, dis EHcSssS London dl Kiciins
ssr Ior, MPsb STocseco UNCHANGED Cotton nomIp, &c
Nn roow sd.. n:.e'isS sasT si' a. s 5sSO' cS,1 sS
sn ii es a sf9s1 o. r.oTSn .IS .s,,, s,n Ls sgd
% t9s a; Shoulders, slS R5 Side, unchanged Lard
sra er Choic, Kstt. bed :, ~ iflae. n tieres'
of LSSEar Ss Leaf n.isS D i?o1f som steady
'SSSiS. cal i%i Cs5 s S .o r. sales
so 100 S;S. M =. m ESsp1 psa. S Cora m 81 Ose
Oats seoc saEsrdH fSGr s 20 fSss SsS sbS" sSG
dsr, Oac sugar Cured Hams 'di6c csnvi''ed Hams HG0c
iia SAX FnssclcO March is-F9 uuch,Sg owing 70 tho 1.
OF several vessel. With afsoe Holder o. wn' ,s es Al i Is, .
''asa CSsess.T srs noaI Mach I'LL. inquiry an. price:
SS No SP9s sasl az s Ss' fca5A Re coSs. sas
aS sSas5c Tor Ner0ean, sorghum 2,e'c and 70 good do
@ Old oeet for New Taoay SEED Sa % Ss o. 90
Par see: - ..ssSG o. R h1y @s sSf ii o. Barley aah.1 Cot
oS df@ Mdns M PEI S sd1 1,s d,%,ad = $s 50 40 for
pal a9c r OS.s side, is m m IL, ss SIDE, Bacon ,Sp aI.
shonder us Sue % 6S and CITY With buyers al E less Money m
Changed Exchange dull at buying Gold 1881 di1 buying aud
%sso March ,-Flou good demand and y. market show,
sSS sSel'-l srfas sis9j' ei,9g gft,i;; WIT. I'd
Double Extra Flour Bnckwhea steauy
=, opened With unchanged prices and closed arm
,.es bush No Milwaukee Club At ~ R and 500 bu,4 sr
Corn quiet 81 lO0tl IL for No lhuianA
"a illinois selling small lots at Csc for Choice Western
sv Rye and Peas nominal Com Meal-S2 6)Dt2 IS 100 10,
Mil Feed scarce with good demand Shorts $40 ti5 shpans
D nd Railroad Freghts-four TO
on SOC EeW.Yor zoe to Albany. SOC The Genital System
does not 20 effect here until May ], -, -, y.
"a % Corb-.ales White 81 O5G vi O6 yellow at gsc ~
and unchamgel grades
request Baconshoude lie Sides iac Hans laal,c buk s1es
liGie shoulder DC Lard ae for Barrel aud i'e for NeS Mess
Poh ana as Whisky unchanged =, -, ,o
RuvgALo March DFour quiet but 6rm NO Spng sll 20
sales Of choice White Canada az ~ ~
Red Winter 8a ss White do t2 oogti % Corn Is IN hr
10 bush Old Mred Western on private
carloads Toledo At sc on the state Line track oN
dun ho sssng Sc for No 2Wettn ~ siore ye
~ Mezs Pogk quie. retail bil 90 Lard gu Al 4t
iIwiEss II 10 b e2 Sesds are IA s9Sl 9sIAss Aui
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a rIns.,. g .. M.n c.r.r ss ,sas. y. rs.ra.

arn Timothy So s375 Msiam Clover Ss i Pesrns
Clover, sl2
CHICAGO March i3-Tbere active speculative dmsnd for loans
but al for discount closely uipssl and only b dass piper
Ueets with favor Folr G, holders demand adyAnce the
saes snoA no Improvement Yesterdays prices Mbessihes
se speculative inquiry for No 2; sales 81 9T ~ closing hr
at vi e nothing doing the other grades Corn active and higher
largo s.es at 8G3lc for No and re O No Oats hm at 451
49, fr fresh receipts Of No. Rye Is IN good demand
at sidsl OF for flesh receipts Barley aotye at 67075c.
for WI end fresh receipts Provisions but quotabY
lower Mes, Pork s2 VITA buyers for cash. Picked Ham,
I2iG2le, Dry sAted shoulders &c. loose Lard quiet c Dressed
Hogs quiet light sales al 80 6j Live Hogs dun aGd declined l0e
sales 20 ;Od 20 for medium choice grades Receipts 32O0
bb Four 5000 ceata Wheat 1000 oentas Corn; 200 HOg
Shipments: 3,'e9 bb!s IloI; 2go ceutals Wheat
HLwArIRx. March i3-Flanr 6m. Wheat at
cenial for - sea 81 81 10
Oats steady ~ 5od b1 IS for No J. 20
al r. ~ fOr No. l. Provisions quiet Mess 61t
0s2l Reegsl 900 bbs Pour $500 oentas Wheat shipments
zoo bbls Fcrr 800 eeDtals Wheat
Msleh 2Coon active; sales to-day go baes hid
dings, 2TIHZ1,.: Receipts today, 200 laes
siyASSAH March 3Co.on dali and bomiBal Midiug 2s Re-
eeiptg 600 bales
TILMlN6roS " c. March Busness s,sgnsn No transactions
reported
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URUGUAY.

A PROTEST FROM PERU AND CHuL
The Governments Of Peru and Chilli have addressed
Joint note that of Uruguay protesting against the
protection afforded by the latter to the Spanish meno
war The Government OF Uruguay answered that IN
opening their harbOrs to the spsniars as well as to
ths allied republics they were only fulfilling the laws OF
neutrality But the diplomatic representatives, OF Chill
and Peru were not satisfied with this explanation, hut
maintained the harbOrng of the Spanish squadron
was a favor shown their enemies, and breacn OF
Neutrality Some people believed that Uruguay ia order
20 get out of the embarrassing position they placed
Ia prevailed upon the Spanish Admiral TO SAIL which
would he a fourth reason alleged for his departure.
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THE FEELING IN THE COUNTRY.
ILLINOIS STATE FENLAN CONVENTION.

sr rELHGkAPH TO TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, March BIN the Fenian State Conyen-
tion to-day resolutions passed cordnlly indorsng
the position taken by President Roberts In his message
sent to Geary last night pcdgng the Fenlans OF the
state 10 cooperate with him in aiding the men
i'm the field expressing disappointment OF
The conduct OF individuals without honesty or
shty who do NOT represent the Irish people at home or
abroad who have pTeciptated the brotherhood In
ireland into a premature and unprepared revolt Dy
nromses which they they pOwerless tO tuinl,
and which were impossible 10 realize. The resolutions
express their determination a. support the men IN t
lovers OF liberty TO contribute their means %
nnIv IN the FenIan Circles, thus insurng their
%iyo ieoitimately used Tho Forthcoming address Will
Jness desire 10 unite with the Reforners ~ England
I'm their repubicanism and Say not tho people, pt tle
ovcrnmen OF England Is responsible for misery III ire
iand president Roberts telegraphs Geay TO gtt INC
irotherhood together, and for contributions umV y
MISREPRESENTATION n they would aid the people IN Ireland
Ia Convention having completed its abos, adjourned
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AiRRIED

BoNSsG,J-~SEAD-Ou w-sne-ay Msrch by q. 4.
DesGss, Joseph JsnHie Mead all OF this car No
cards.
SPENCERTTE-A the brides residence Tuesday March " 1851
by Rev Henry Fox William T. Spencer Ms H. IOnisa
Tier, both Jf this city. No cards
Tuesday March i2 the residence
Of tie bride father ISL E1t Thirty his by the Rev o. L.
Thompson Herbert ymya o POEghkeePe Lueea A. eldest
Of stss T. Sherwood Neg.York tiy No cards
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The Republican gains are mostl
follow;py ara fba mora ;mnortonf

The net Democratic gain in the 81 towns named is
1887. The Democrats claim that Gen. Harriman's
majority will not exceed 1900 They also claim the
Second Councillor District
The Congressional vote viii probably run ahead of
the vote for Governor in many cases the name OF
the Governor cut from the ticket Very few scat
tering votes were cast. The Democrats have prob
ably carried Merrimack, Belknap, Carroll and Coos
Counties. Grafton is in doubt. Rochester, the town
of the Hon. j. H. Ela the candidate for Congress in
theIIld District, shows Republican gain OF lO9
Nashua the town of Gen. Stevens, shows loss of %
but Gen. Stevens runs considerably ahead OF his
ticket.
OF the Senators Parker OF No. ., and Sanborn
of No. {. are reelected the House will num-
Der among its members, Gen. Griffin OF keene
IIamlin OF Dover, the Hon. W. III. Y. Hackett
of Portsmouth. l.. ID. Stevens of Concord
and Ezra s. Stearns of Rindge, the last two elected
for the fourth term. Page of Warren, is prominent
Democrat reelected. Mr. Stevens will probably DO
Speaker of tho next House The Democrats gain
two Assemblymen in Portsmouth. Hazen Bedel of
Colebrook il elected Councillor in the Yth District
again. The vote in the lid Councillor District, will
be very close with the chances in favor OF Alex. IL
Tilton Democrat. The Democrats have elected
Senators in the With. With, and XIIth Districts
and possibly in the IVth; the other eight are
Radical.
The Assembly elected, so far as known, are dstrb'
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-HANIEnIiIRE
SCATTERING nEIohSs-THE GAINS AND Los

SCATTERING GEiUhSs-THE GAINS AND LOSSES
SENATORS AND COUNCILLORS ELECTED.
judging from the returns received from New
Hampshire Gen. Harriman's (Rep.l majority will be
little if any less than $500. This is Republican
loss of over 1000, the majority in 1865 being 1866
This decrease is attributed by the Republicans to the
increased efforts of the Democrats, who have largely
incrased their vote last year, and in part TO the
falurepf the friends of Mr. Stearns, the opposition
candidate for the Republican nomination, to vote.
The following table will show the towns ia which
the Democrats made the most nf their gains:
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GpetiaI Notices.

Fifteenth Assembly District Union publican Assoc
meeting Of this Association will he held THIS hniafl
corner
~ NS"4 THERON Il. BUTLER President.
youS Go5tER, }sscre,rc.
Al special Meeting OF the Executive Committee Of
thc SOUTHERN FAMINE RELIEF COMMISSION held thus morn
is BosdSay following preamble snd resolution we're
unanimously adopted and ordered 60 be published
Sortien Famine Relief Conmsson btoNa
Tresnrr advised By MoGen Howard not 10 relsr s esr IN OBJ
tans ous % the people the Northern States account
- A. rnoi appopdsta Congress the dtUtion being Wide
spread appalling deHud all that can be done Tor IFS eei
therefore
R,rf Commission earnestly request e eergymen OF All
demon n,ton, throughout Northern states JON IN iha smd
p,., appeal M contributions SUNDAY the l7ih inst
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, Chairman
J0HN BOWIE, Secretary pro ten
Hes-iorb. March ~, 1901.
Poiyfechnic Branch the American Insttute.A meet,
jue ali bursJ EVENING lab inst AZ oclock, IN
Raom No. % Cooper Building SAML d. TiLLhAN, Chairman
ID SrKr.1
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HEAVY FAILURE IN NEw.ESGLAND

Oray Taft Il Co, of Providence. X. l.. proprietors
OF the extensive mills in Of erection at wequonnoc
above Norwich Conn., and also OF mills in Rhode Island
have been forced 10 suspend and place their property
under mortgage. The property In Norwich has been
moTtgaged Resolved Waterman OF Providence, for
$3.50 OO and placed In charge OF Judge Hoyoy. All work
az Wequonnoc has been suspended. large number Of
workmen thrown out of employment by this occur
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

A full House consists OF 80 members. 1t is by no
means probable that the Democratic gain will be in
the same ratio throughout the State. The Republi-
can majority in the Assembly last year was 20. The
t.egrarhic returns indicate majority Of 80 this year,
aud th, Democrats cOncede -.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
CALIFORNIA.

rKHrsS
SAN Francisco, March l3.-The Sacramento muni-
cipal election held yesterday and resulted in the
success of the Union ticket by a large majority.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
MARYLAND.

r. D. THOMAS EiRCTEp UNITED STATES SENATOR.
NJ rsiHoE,rn THS
ANNAPOLIS, Md. March l3Thc election Of United
States Senator IN the Maryland Legislature took place
yesterday In the senate three candidates
mated the Hon. Philip Francis Thomas the Hon j. A. j.
CrcssweI and the Hon John W. Criseld In the House
no nom.na alton. were made The result In each House
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A EnrA-

The Grover Sewing Machine COMPANY beg 10 iaofm their
psrDng public while ie establishment No. t5 Broadway
berg rspsci re6 their business will De continued usual at
the yiioiuins preiniaes No 4g7-.fdr,7tis>mept
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: THE~,I,PISH REBELLION.
,rpSr n,rpo nv ., ,'E ATLANTIC CABLE.

NO NEW DEMONSTRATIONS -. N-'N1N 'Hi'oNN'''
CHEERED BY THE pE0f. -
LONDON, March l3.-Dispatches from d. oun, h"'o"
this evening, state that Ireland is quiet. no 70"
Fenan demonstrations are reported, There has breh
great fall Of snow in the Island. number OF
Fenans have been arrested at Limerick, The
prisoners while on their way to the Police barracks
were cheered by the people.
Placards, emanating from the emissarics of the
l. r. b. have been posted in the streets of Clonmel,
a borough town in both Waterford and TiDperary
Counties forbiddng the people paying their rents.
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Confessional.

UherSr 4 Ufis0N" Bfdchrs A. Augusta
Ga writing under OF Jan 20 1867 II practical
rhns have cold repaired All kinds r the twelve yeasni
haze the conclusion that the Uiloor Glbb' Machine
iLnrrur % IN othen. r-1fdIsrllsgnsaL
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Nj Tholnn. having received q majority OF tho votes
cast In both Houses was to-day duly declared senator
eeG for six years from the lth Of March.
The Registration bill has passed the Senate
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
CHILL.
NOS AYES.
OXEpIkND \

OVERLAND NAIL TO BUENOS AYES.
Apparently some improvement has recently taken
place in the communication, by mail or otherwise De
{senn Chilli and BuenOs For months past we re
rsvsd only few papers from that place ana those only
st great intervals The last mail brought rs again
larger supply
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

Card.-MoCBSING GOODS Of every desirable kind constantly
on an AZ JACKsOSS Mourning store No 55l Boad~sye opposite
Tlf,ay Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
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THE CHuIAS NAVY VALPARAISO AS A RESORT OF
FAsmON-sHoCKs OK EARTHQUAKE.
From Our Special Correspondent


FAsmoN-sHoCKs or EARTHQUAKE.
From Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chilli Feb 10, 1867.
Not thing of political social interest has trans
pred since my last ahoughIthe interval has been one
Of unusual gayety.
There are no developments in the Armstice ques-
fion il s without doubt agreed to- though tho Govern
nent is preserving most mysterious silence In relation
10 IT, probably with view OF controlling the coming
elections in March.
The Republca bringing cannon from England, anchored
yesterday, after 1Ol days passage. The Chattanooga
from Boston, with lSnch guns cast at the Fort Pitt
Foundery Pittsburgh, Penn, and ammunition arrived
on the 5th These the last OF the guns purchased OF
fba city by this Government The number Of guns now
In her p0ssessOn mounted In the Notifications and upon
the war; amounts TO l2O Her navy, consisting OF
the AurancO, the old Neshannock Maipu, cyclone ana
Coradonya Is pronounced, finally in good sailing and
telegram from Coguimbo yesterday stated that tho
Peruvian s0nnArOn Il there route for CaaO winch ~
now known FOR o certainty to be its destination.
The Pensacola sails this week for San FranciSeo, and
the harbor would look deseen Were not ior 'no '"er
The Minister of Finance arrived the early Part OF the
week, aud the arrival OF the PIesident anu s.er oi
represented most unereal IN inc aspect o lhe slces
and plazas aud there Is not sign OF life anywhere Even
the beautiful country seats near u are deseeu Ior he
more fashionable resorts, the principal OF whlch-the
Newport OF Ch-is Valparaiso such SOCIAL lnI9x mas
not been known for many years Every pronenade ana
public garden Is troDged nightly with the beauty ana
the chivalry" AMI more tropical sunny lazy o ,hul
is had by the natives cannot be imagined Bands OF
music and five times week and operas
do not leave anything IN nnsca Way-ih quan'i!' o'
Al be understOOd-tO be desired.
breakwater front OF the Alpacnes Fscoles, which,
will be remembered suffered greatly from the bonn
bardmcnt Is under contemplation by the city IL VIII pe
OF ncalculae service 10 the shipping in the way OF pro-
tcCting from the destructive NOTherS winch prevail
here during the Winter months
the hours of and 10. They Gre getting to be OF almost
daily occurrence
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Important Manufacturers.
PATENT COMBINATION
MACHINE BELTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR To
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
TIT, Bzl4So being Co,rzD wra doe,
srRSrou FKsLr PULLEr, PL'BLK and NOT
INJECTED Br o ACIDS SrEaS HEir, CoLO. OR ocT
Door ENPosURS.
THE CONDENSATION HOSE
f. , inside and out a Pes and ihs only hose that
will convey PETROLEUM OTHER ons without
injury uHeqaa RreEusnes and call the special
attention of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To tho fact that at several stood whou, swE,r
rso pss,rK pounds the inch being double
that Of Leather or Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY G TwOMBLY,
No @ PARK-PLACg
Hxxr Door o BRotpwAr BANK. NEwfoRk
DIR. wHbors Cod Liver oil and imeanvahds, ind, need 10
S.s as 90 se @ Liver OIL As prepared By IT. wILBoR
The nauseang taste and % em0oe spspaaon 81 Se
hepS Sa.ea of he O where disease has DESTROYED
This ,iiele abo forms Iemlrkao,e Ss s snu vi" A 'A
'i,H II i ~ P' % y al fsspesS druggists throughout the coun and
Of GpasS @ or Irritation % Of M tue lSns
Manufactured Ouy BY A b. wiLBOR Chemist NO l00 0oa''
FoP .. ia SerYOrl by pEMAs BARNES Co.. WELLS
Co ssi by W II. SCIIiEPFBLIN & Co.
yellow Pine Lumber for sale.
iSOO0s feet IIBwN TIMBER, larg. Sizes
10000 feet SAWED TIMBER lOIlo to lGr6
sS sSSSS sS isss ssss rlaS" ilach fLtooRISG % '
store and for sale cheap RRP5kss aRPkS W PEcx No lO walls.
Coal OIL Lamps, Chandeliers. and
GAS FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ARCHER, PANCOAST g. Co..
MANUFACTURERS
NOS o. III AND 13 MERCERST. NEW. YORK.
Gray Hair Restored Original Ye@hiql ~ cSlsT
LONDON Life, Prevents ihh cVIIOn on rnpST0RER npSr
I9SP9S L9SP9S Growth 'Is Sls I HAis COLOR REsToRER
L9SP9y I9SP9S s.s",, an" Falling Hsis eoE9R REsrosEE
cent, bSs f.fdo'sn s % :, st ii pns $as ''''' 70
The Bishop Gutta Percha Company,
r original and enly In tho United states OF
PURE GUTTA PERCHA GOODS,
rESA % Was Bse1 and Soda Pe Chemical
i ss sos A5 4 and Ei.s%a1r sI Ea SS
OFFICE aud SLESEooA SkI AS & Baob General Agent
To (.nrdcncrs and Farmers.
FRESH SEEDS OF 1900 1T.
Ala, z,at ssscSt@sat Tools and Implements
Who'll sale sad Retail at st,o sro,,
No POI Fulton st., New-foSk.
Watches and Jewelry
OF ali description. and
STERLING SILVER WARE,
sr sale by O C ALLEN as broadway door below Cao..
Lockwood's Paper Collar, and EnyeiSpesc s "a ps,
w.EGE. D. LOCKWOOD, NO, 2lo BrosdwG
Cio,hes Urjnser, Of all Kinds REPAIRED or tho BAILEY
wASIISG AND WEINGiNG MACHINE COMPANY No IL Court
Wigs Tcapeos nad Orsa@e".si ma.r11r' 9DIy R9reH ss
gL9I;s. Ne ~ hOalsL
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sSsrEscr OF THE GoUBrNAATDAU, AGAINST THE
EEBE4LIGUs NAVAL SoFFIcERs-MEETISG OF THE
PESUyIAN-c6SGREss-Y s-YAyoRADLE CONDITION OF
PERUVIAN TISxScE5- FKoGrEss oPtI1m EEvoLU-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20
Criminal Judge.

By s recent enactment Of the Legislature
Courts have teen established cO-eItensiTS
with the present Judicial Circuits foE the
trial Of criminal causes exclusively. AsN1l
he seen from our advertising columns, hr.
Thomas 8. smyth Of TaylorSvills is a csndi-
date for Judge of this Court. Gen. A. W.
Howard Of Greeneville, we understand is his
opponent. No other candidates. are before
the people that we know Of. Both Of these
AspirantS are radicals, and we don't suppose
that politics will be lugged into the canvass
as far as they are concerned. 0veea month
slapses before the election, and the voters
in the Circuit will have ample time to make
up their minds. We pledge ourselves to no
one nowadays, and when we see ct, va
shall declare our STATUE and exert our inau-
snGs for the candidate that we believe to-bC
most competent aud worthy of the position.