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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
EDUCATIONAL.

,xIASIlNGTON COLLEGE.
w l. Il \ l. G. II o n Y A.,
Gen. r. l.. LEE, President aided By n corps
Of twenty Instructors including a Professor Of
Law
Tha next session viii Bog i'll on 81 Thursday
i'll September, and end on the 3r1 Thursday Iii
June
Lexington may be reached by stage from,
Staunton or Goshen, on the Virginia Central
Railroad from I.ynchburg by Canal, or by
stage from Bonsack's: on the Virginia & Tenn.
Railroad,
For further particulars apply t. Clerk OF the
Faculty for Catalogue.
Lexington, Va, July l--eo2m
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FRlENDSHIp, LOVE AND TRUTH.
7. ,Ess;a Fs;7r =;5, =Si--s.TE++ ::::3ss5-.l-
80 !. - ! -

HOIFOR CARLIN'S SPRINGSl
49, -. JULY 15. 1861.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

just received fine assortment Of Llntn
Suits from So so to 81. so; also Summer Gas
simere Suits at 5000, at
GEoRGES S. RosENBAUM
nv 50 s ll9 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

10000 Paper Collars, Glacc and Imitation
Linen at Is cents per box al ......
GEORGE S. RosENBAUM'8,
my so 119 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

A letter from New York, dated last night,
says
Money is easy and rates lower at on gov
ernments, and 5a6 on mixed collaterals for call
loan; prime discounts at 6a7 per cent Gold
closed weaker, and declined to 1885,. Foreign
exchange frmer, with increased demand; prime
bankers 1l0a1l0s. Governments closed active
and excited at an anvance Stocks closed
heavy and lower, under an increased disposition
to SELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

T,RU1T JARS-Masen & Wlloughb y'E
L. SelI-Sealing Fruit Jars pint, quart and
gallon, received and for sale low by the gross OF
dozen b, E. J. MILLER,
roy 80. I'm Us, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06
M RINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY G.

ARRIVED. .-..
Scbr. Pallas, French, Rockland lime and
potatoes to r. Gemeny.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore by j..
Brodels s. Go.
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York, by
Nj. Eldridge e. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

GOO O0O WORTH OF
p ~ o&)C l. + & III G. Q 0 ID s.
IMPORTED By
NJ W | l. i | 4. i.
no. $50. Pennsylvania Av., Washington, y. g..
Will be sold at cost IT, reduce stock.
TIE goods to be sold are sucn as:
Black Silks, for Mantllas and Dresses
VclvetS, all c0lors. Velvet Ribbons.
Lace NTantillas silk MantillaS.
Real Incr-, all kinds Real Lace ColHts Il scis.
Hairbraids, from Il; 10 New styles Waterfalls
40 in. long. Black Nets Tor Wells
Curls. White Waists
Bnbinets for waists Buttons.
Ladies' undcrcarGll IL Walking DruS$c,.
Trimmings. CoudraY'a Porhhic.
Morning Robes. Wells.
Luhns rcriumery. Straw Brnnets
Fans. Ribbons.
Partisan Bonn6ts, Feathers.
Hats HarnetS.
Flowers. Bonnet3, Silks. &c, &c.
Dresses. Mantilas and Eonnots made at re-
du2od prices. Wa*hington my %U-GW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, MARKET JULY 6. 1867.
The market continues active with fair de-
mand. Flour is firm. Wheat coming in IN
very small quantitics-not sufficient to warrant
accurate quotations. Corn still improving
with offerings slightly above 700 bushels, which
sold ut Csc. Sales of Rye at lisa decline
Oats unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, That application will DO
made for the renewal Of the following lost or
misad certificates OF their stock. &c, issued to
Henry Dangerheld, viz:
No. l., October 3: 1885, for 20 shares preferred
stock; No, POI. February "A, 1872. for 70 harcs
stock; No. $50, August &c, 1855, Tor 10 share:
stock H.. l09, May |, 1855, for ) I1y dividend
scrip ". ID. III AREUR). Agent for
jo l2,lawSw] Adnlr.s Fl. Daingeri,i, decd
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II OOP SKIRTS HOOP 81 IRT3 |
III HOOP SKIRTS
Have this day received from the nia1,,lactur-
another large supply OF new style Hoop
skirts, assorted sizes, various styles, all prices.
Would call special attention to the new style,
Sl.65 skirt, which can be recomn ended for
style, durability and cheapncas,
ie "a CHAS, " GREEN 69, King 81.
I DAIINISTRATOR'3 NOTICE.--Having
~ become the Administrator, with the will
annexed Of JOHN BAY LEY, Esq, late Of
Prince William 10 VA, request all persons
having claims against his estate to present them
to NE, and those owing tho estate to pay the
amounts due. JOHN NJ. ORR,
Administrators Of John Baylay, decd
ie 29-2aw3w Leesburg Loudoun CO., Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

DAMNED FRUITS Peaches, Pears, Straw
~ berries, Tomatoes and Corn, fresh and nice,
lust received and for sale by
LOOMS s. FAGER,
my % King street. corner Columbus.
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( OORSETSl CORSETSl CORSETS Just
~ received full line of French and Domestic
Corsets. CHARLES w. GREEN,
lie "a No S. King street
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1c BAGS DRIED APPLES, SUGAR
IO HOUSE SUGARS and MOLASSES, low;
Golden Syrup, in barrels: a full assortment of
CoffeeS, Teas and Sugars, for sale, wholesale, by
ap 2J-lm GREGORY u PAUL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

CANAL BUSINESS The following is state
ment of the business of the Alexandria Canal
during its operation last spring -.s:5a II
For the month Of Apn1
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hog LICENSE NOTICE.
~ Civ a N. HURDLE, Auditor

NC. FOR RENT--A SQUARE OF GROUND,
MS situated immediately opposite Potomac Gar
dens Apply to w. KEITH ARM ISTEAD
Plaster Mill. iy 6-eotf
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NROCKERY AND GLASsWARE-Af fine
~ assortment of Crockery, Glassware and
Lamps, Just received and for sale by
my II LOOMS IL FACER, 2O4, King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

Lupin's Superior double. width Monslin; real
Mohair A pucca. all qualities superior Organ
dies and Jaconett Lawns, with other de&is;,hI"
goods which we arc Offering at the very lowest
prices. Il. Il. WOOD,
je 29-- Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-06

+ ATHS--250,OOO Superior Bangor Laths-
IL daily expected, per schooner VIM. Arthur
for sale by
je N-lw HOOE u WEDDERBURN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Another Proclamation from the Gov
Pfnnr.

Tho proclamation Of the Governor published last
seeh land again In this issuel was staggering
ttow 20 tho traitor Gaut and BIS en5orsers On the
lst 81 July, he audaclous rebel the proclaus-
,tin IN the Nashville PrsS G1d 7Fzsss. On the
same day be and bic sdyisCrs went before the rebel
county Court Of (Sbshvillsl Davidson county, and
sJvised The court 70 obey the prOels1nation This
tusv agreed 20 DO b vots Of Aheen 70 twenty-five
Sumner county, however, with the proclamation
before Der or Der COURT refused &c do SO, and sp-
pointed Judges and CLERKS OF election. O;her coun-
toe doubtless have done the same.
To-day We publish another proclamation from the
Governor II tlis doHt settle the Pe.j"-sa villGiss
II the S,,nSsr County Court asS those like then,
THE LOYAL MILITIA WILL, These fools and trail
tors viii ascersAr. BY perssting in their seditious
course, whether the Governor Is in earnest or not.
They have lair warning. IT, 70 enforce tbe law Ss
oonstrued BY the Governor in his prOc'amstiOns,
and a. construed by every honest UAion lawyer in
tie State Il be necessary 10 seize hold Of these trail
tors by the strong arm Of military power, then IL
viii be done.
Let everybody read both these proclsnEtOus Of
the la and 5th OF July.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
The Prospect,

The Louisville Journal gives tho following sur
yey Of Tennessee politics from Kentucky stand.
point The writer has doubtless been posted by
Tennessee Conservative: ~
We confess, however, that we see little chance OF
Tennesgees deliyerance at the present time. She
seems TO ns TO be doomed now and for an indefpI.s
period. Her redemption appears likely 70 come
only with the general redemption of the South If
indeed the latter shall ever come It was bopad
and believed in Tennessee until lately, that con.
siderable portion Of the enfranehsed negroes woud
support the Conservative cause but the secrstlv
working Radical incendiaries have inAamed the
minds of the blacks against Conservatives aIno,t
universally. The heavy blsck vote, the verv AZ.
tensive disfrahchisement OF the whites by the afro
cious test OATH and more perhaps than all the brist
ling Of Brovnlow's bsyOneIs in every direction
seem to indicate Tennessee's doom unmissakabls
Another term of Browalow raust be her doom. snd
it may be said that mot he'll ITSELF with all its now
er to damn can add one curse TO that
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

nomination of any man IS Clerk, whose programme
is for his defeat as Speaker suggesting 70 yon &c
have It whispered In the ear Of EIherdge to recip
rocate favors and oppositon, and do this aushori
tatirely, but not ss from him. &c, was IN the cfce
where these papers were found
The oorrespondence Of J. E MeDonsid, who had
an interview with Perkins sin one OF his tPerkins
lucid intervals" with regard to ''the discovery o.
the North west passage by Perkins for which be
claimei the credit, etc, was In che Office where
"these papers were found.
And so OF B. W. Hanna, who wants a good plsce
in the regular army and SO OF Hannegan, and 40
Of w. J. Pierce, @who VIII show the Beasts that
Lincoln has turned out to be monsters In 1854 y
and 50 Of Bigger and Devlin, and Dodd sc, whose
Is q correspondence was in the Office where atbese
papers were found.
These are some Of the circumstances That led
me to believe that 'these papers the Ritual ofthe
y. a. K7 we're found in your Office -- -,
looked upon these circumstances as a plain IN.
ror might be supposed TO DO and not as StstesmSn
snd fnnocently supposed that sueh papers a. these
II spared from the Ore, would be in The ossa.sio ~
the owner, and that the Office Of the oTpsF woid
be the place where !" tkese pspers would be fonn5
And yek WITH Col. Thompson, I cbeerfslIv g.
cept your denial, and so respond as You reSns,,
that the people may know the truth
Your we'll wisher, ~
f s4 HENET B. CARs1SsToS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

Oar personal relations are Of : friendly character
With Col. Williams, Conservative candidate for
Congress, and Col. Cross, Conservative candidate
for Flostsr, and ospi. Ledgerwooa, Conservative
candidate for Representative, and we don't mean 70
BE- personal oHonsivs IN saying thAt each Of them
reminds us Of North Carolina bog thief
A few months ago, in North Carolina, $ fellow
vas detected In shooting, with intent 70 steal bis
usighbor's bog Jehn Smith tho mAn who owned
40 bog emerged from bis place Of Conceelmeni and
exclaimed "Dick, damn you, I've got you a, lss.
have long suspected you Of stealing my hogs, but
nov I've caught you Well said Dick dsbber.
ately blowing the smoke out Of his qua, u did
shoe, TIA, hog, bu, then you should not ssy any
thing about Il. We both belong 20 The sane party,
aad II this thing gee cut 1t viii iVsrs tte party
Well saii Smith, jast for ths sake Of tie parry
J hate 70 prosecute you ana viii no. do 50 # you
VII Ag7ee 10 proposition haveto make "Wha.
il exclaimed Dick Smith replied, Quit
'hoohns and stealing my hog,, aud will give vou
tAo0sSna pounds Of Pork every year" Ansr
some minutes hesitation Dick replied, Well. ius,
Tor the sake Of the party In agree 10 that hut A
n don't loose pork by me operation
Now, neither Williams, Cro.s c- I..s...... !.
have the slightest hope Of beng elected -, 49,,
Tor tho sake 81 the party they have Become csnai.
date.
Tor the Radicals 10 walk over the colr., with ~,
opposition would be an ACKNOWLEDGING, a ,go.I
ness damaging % the Fsrty IN every par, Of ~,
State. Hence u is these Conservative candidate,
agree 10 waste their time sud spend their nop.v i
enTnssing and printing tickots and circulsr. The,
." they viii be defeated, but ias; Tor TIE a.,
'-s party they consent 10 the sacrifice though
' s-Oy MO" they Sre loosing pork by The opsr,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Raj on lhe RaH.

We are gratifed 70 announce the establishment
Of a loyal newspaper ia Mc1lihn county. The
Athens Press, which was Conservative-rebel pa
per- has sold out lock, stock and barrel, to the
Radicals and Is hereafter 70 be conducted loyal
Radical Journal, supporting Brownlow and May
uard under the name and style Of the Athens Re
publican. The frat number Of the Republican Till
te Issued on Friday the 18th inst. All matter ap-
pertaining to the editorial department Of the Re-
publican should be addressed 70 ". " Alexander,
Editor. Subscriptions win be received by NJ. L,
Phillips, ESQ ate
DR.. Alexander has the capacity to make an in
teresting and valuable political and family paper,
and we doubt lot he Will do So De il an honorable
gentleman aud has never for one moment wavered
in his devotion 10 the government and correct prin-
ciPles. Under his management, the Republican de-
serves success, ana We heartily wish Il may receive
it. Such noble population as the Unionists Of
McAinn should literally patronize their home
paper. ahFEsE W AXIS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Rehel Yi0lence and Murder.

Tbs lent numbering in cold blood OF one q
Captain Kinks ststs 6uard' st Tnlianof'a' ~ -
errsbe Captain seems moi to hsve called i0rln TIE
Indignation Of TIE law-abiding conservatives q
as szssoB, ss-iia sAs killing Of rebel by Rick
rssnk con psnE
JOIN 1fimblS Grt'a regular appointment last
Saturday y. Franklin eighteen miles south Of
Nashville, where th2 foloFed citizens marched with
music and banners. They we're hred into By q nlar-
deroas band Of rebel citizens, and The result vas
general engagement. Shots were sred from the
doors and Windows ~ rebel houses Cody tne
livery stable man re, the first SHOT, and iost lis
life bv The returned voey. Three other rebels were
wo,posri. and tyentyLhres eolored men, three Of
than fatally. Mr. Thmble returned to Nashville
on the midnight train, and the military aasnosisies
sent company Of the 45th Regulars to regpiate
these rsbsl sssassins Such Il the infamous conduct
Of this rebel party, tie particulars of which We
viii have out this week In an extra publication.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Morgan and Scott.

We have convers9d with an intelligent and reli-
able man WAC has just made tour Of these two
glorious little mountain counties. As W would
have expected Of che men who elect 10 the Legisla-
ture such men IS George ". Keith everything IS
o. X. in Morgan and Scott
In these counties the vestsi 6res OF tree3oIh are
as brightly burning ne in 1851, whom ,be popula-
ton with scsreoly dissenting voice enthusiastic
eAlly rallied under the starr and stripes
From such herosie- as EtheFidge and John VIII
iams spouse they shrink as from deadly pesti-
lence. Aaer careful and liberal ostinate. Il /,
undoubtedly true that In Morgan aud Scott Ola the
supporters Of Etheridse and John Williams could
ride in New York Broadway omnibus withou,
being crowded
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
y = y VI ~ = I1-E-A717f
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, July oth, 1917
II the "Reminiscences Of Registration ana Sa<TVs
Of all The eosaatjes Of ne STATE Of tennessee aHo
f6s ttdoss ard Clerks Of the eeefoE q d ma On
! he First 7Isrsaay q A'gpsf, 1867
WHEREAS. A seditio,ta ard inoeni'SEy c!fSslar
has been recently addressed to the County Courts OF
this State BY one John q. GEut Chairman Of 81 IN.
cendiary Committee ST Nashville, urging the said
County Courts TO supenIede the Com missionez OF
Registration In the appointment Of the Judges and
Clerks of the approaching election thereby Intend
ing practically TO nulfy the Franchise law and 70
prevent the holding o. any valid election under the
Constitution on the first ThnrSday OF August next'
And i0hereGs IL is likely that some OF the CoHnty
Courts OF this State, being rebelliously disposed,
have obeyed said circular and eonformed to ssld
reasonable scheme Of defeating the execution OF the
laws.
Nov, therefore, T. WILLIAM q. BRowELow,
Governor Of the Stale Of Tennessee, bsing bound
BIZ the Constitution and my official oath 70 take
care that the laws be executed, do hersby command
the Commissioners Of Registration throughout the
State to comply with the Tenth Section Of the Act
Of February Is, 1887, BIZ the appointment Of all
Clerks and Judges Ct their respective counties for
the holding of the election required by the Const-
tuition on the First Thursday in August 1867. And
the several Sheris of the different counties Of this
State are hereby commanded 10 open and hold said
election rs required by law and 70 make return sc-
cofuDg 70 law OF the votes received anu counted
the Clerks and Judges appointed by the Commits
sioners Of Registration.
And, whereas, il may occur that sone Of the
Sheriff. Of this State may desire to aid and assist in
the proposed effort TO nulliiy said Franchise Law,
and may refuse 70 make return Of the elections held
by the Clerks and Judges appointed by the Com
missioners Of Registration. do hereby command
and require the said Judges and CLERKS in all coun'
ties in which the County Courts may have preten-
ded 70 appoint Clerks and Judges Of election TO
make out an additional poll book of al votes eoun-
ted by them and return the same 10 the Commits
oner of Registration who shall forward duplicates
Of the result Of such ection TO the Executive and
State Departments for the action Of the Legisla-
ture and other Departments Of the Government.
And all the officers commanding the State Guards
are hereby ordered to arrest the said John C. Gaut
or any of his committee or agents wherever found
If they shall persist il their effort to defeat the exc
cuton Of the laws, and to break up and dsperse al
assemblies having in view the holding Of illegal
elections or the defeat of any regular election
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Great Seal ofths
1L.S.7 State to be affixed at the Executive De-
partment in Nashville, this eth day ofJuly,
a. D. 1867.
By the Governors w. G. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y of State.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Democratic War Against Common
Schools,

The Nashville Gazette, very dirty and
bitter Etheridge organ, whose circulation,
since its resolute stand against negro suf.
frage, has far exceeded tnat Of It's Conser.
Yative rivals, has taken courage from its
success, and makes opeE war upon the Com.
mon Schoolsystem 1t says
The Petersburg (Ya) Lnder is in favor
Of aholishing the free school system. Il
argues parents would better appreciate and
use the privileges for educating their chill
dren if they were obliged to pay directly
for them.
This support Of our position comes from
an unexpected source as we have differed
with the Iader on most subjects In due
time, however, we expect to see the entire
South aroused on this question As we
prize the traditional traits Of Southern
character, we must from down she Yankee
flying Common School syston Every
where its introduction has been followed
by the same malign influences and results
II We would not contribute our money to
Radicahzing the land we love, we nsust
do away with this thing.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
Tn Whnm II NAV concern.

The yiudIctye rebels and their spostate Uhion
~ workers are asserting from one end OF the Sss'e
70 tho other, Shat dyiis e.H aie-elllng the
truth but intending 10 make The jil'< 'T'Pre's'o'1
that srn nose IN The sct Of departing this life
With those who are trumPeting this news abroad
ne wish !, father 10 the thought Like my politi-
.,l enemies. and my friends, and ali other human
beings, an dying and Will certainly die sooner or
later with us all, it is only question OF TIME
NJ health, though Indifferent through Code meF-
ry, Is now ~ good II hss been at any time in tie
la.i twelve month"; l cat three hearty meals each
dav-I tloor well At night-sDd asleep or awake
have good conscience, and The pleasing prospect
before ma q obtaining the largest MAORI
ty in the race for Governor, that any man has OBJ
tanned IN tho State Tor tho iAst thirty years
July 10, 1857 W &. BRowHLoW'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We authorized and rsq8-Stsd to snnouseo hajoi
ABRAHAM TIPTON u Carter county, candidate foi
the sats s1as from the District composed Of tbs oouBt
Of Carter Johnson sRillvan Washington F0st odcs
Klissbsshlon, Garter county, 5a
We are authorised aad requested ansouncs DEWITT
CLINTON sENTER OF Granger c9aHty candidate fOl
State from the 4h snatoa District, posed
the Of Csmpbe Anderson Claiborne, Granger and
Union.- Post Once Rutledgs, Graingsr county.
aFs authorized and requested anaouues Coz: JANIS
| A. DOUGHTY, Of Anderson county, a candidate foi
Floater from Campbell and Andersen ceune tie
August election.
We are autborLed " snaoancs REUBKN RoGEHs d
pbs county candidate fe the STATE senate Oa th,
4h Senatorial District composed o. TIE COUNTIES a Camp
bell, Anderson, olaiboTns, GraiBgsr aud Onion.
/ We authorzs and rsgasssd annouBes the name
T. @. O. READ thu unconditional Union saBdisfs
Representative q Hawkins eOnny "a the Lower Branch
the nezi 6snsrai Assembly. He pliers himself eGn5&at:
- the solicitation Of many friends Ead fsii0wsodisrs
We suthorssd and requested 70 snnouuss the name d
STEPHEN MATHEWS cand1te for stss Senator from
tss coaniss o. Bean sever' Cocks and Gree A. ths
sang = ssuit election. s
To ls Kois n ~ Rdsc4l 40. Party u Esoe RorHs
t9sHssa'l CoE5ref NO. fHclihisd. -l
Not having been roeG By solicitation bat from De-
f e be eted freely and voluntarily anuOHnoo myssf e
independent candidate for the stats ssHAts pupporng
BrownloE fof eeTerHoT and subject to ths Tioi 'ne P
PIE fairly EXPRESSED tra.rr-
lre--B rt ter p. r. hAhas'9N'
We al utbogsss AID rsquestss apsou1ss the nae q
" L. LEU8BRWoOD, candidate - ssgrs-slt 49,
eoaaty b the JeTsr Braesh q the 7'hs s'i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

Major General RABLINs, GRANTS chief
Of staff, leotured on Friday night at Galena,
the home of General GRANT, giving a his
tory OF the rebellion, and sketching at
length the acts Of the Government since
the surrender. The speech directly APP
proved every measure that body had adop-
ted for the government and reconstruction
of the seeded States, the abolition Of
slavery, the Constitutional Amendment.
and the Military bill, As Gen. RAwL1ys is
supposed to reflect the views Of Gen. GRANT,
the speech may be considered more than
ordina riIy significant.